Entertainment news today was shaped by the strange and unsettling power of the livestream. In Miami, Perez Hilton was hospitalized after viewers alerted authorities during a TikTok broadcast that reportedly showed him harming himself, while in Mexico, influencer César Gastélum wa...
Entertainment news today was shaped by the strange and unsettling power of the livestream. In Miami, Perez Hilton was hospitalized after viewers alerted authorities during a TikTok broadcast that reportedly showed him harming himself, while in Mexico, influencer César Gastélum was shot dead during a live stream outside a fast-food restaurant in Culiacán, a killing that underscores the dangers facing online personalities in violence-plagued Sinaloa. Against that grim backdrop, the business of digital entertainment kept moving: Disney struck a notable partnership with TikTok, giving selected creators access to Marvel, Star Wars and other franchises for officially licensed short-form remixes that may also appear on Disney+. On the screen, “Ted Lasso” returned to Apple TV+ with a new focus on Richmond’s women’s team, earning a mixed but intrigued critical response, while sports fans also saw the Blue Jays lose pitcher Trey Yesavage to the injured list with knee inflammation.
Top Entertainment stories
- Perez Hilton hospitalized after Miami police respond to TikTok livestream showing apparent self-harm (35 sources)
- Mexican influencer César Gastélum shot dead during livestream outside fast-food restaurant (15 sources)
- Disney partners with TikTok to let creators remix Marvel, Star Wars and other franchises (10 sources)
- Ted Lasso Season 4 returns to Apple TV+ with Richmond women’s team spotlight (8 sources)
- ‘The Mummy’ poster ads banned on London Underground after ASA finds graphic imagery (8 sources)
- Monica Barbaro and Callum Turner Star in ‘One Night Only,’ Rom-Com With One-Day Sex Window (6 sources)
- Blue Jays place pitcher Trey Yesavage on 15-day IL with left knee inflammation (6 sources)
- UN rights chief says Iran executed at least 56 people since March (6 sources)
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