Entertainment and media face technological disruption as film industry embraces brain-tracking research while celebrity controversies and cybersecurity breaches impact the sector.

Bristol University researchers are tracking brain activity in cinema settings to help directors create more immersive films, with at least one filmmaker already participating in the groundbreaking project.

Charlize Theron criticized Timothée Chalamet's recent comments about ballet in a New York Times interview, joining other voices in the entertainment industry expressing disapproval.

Major cybersecurity breaches are affecting entertainment and travel sectors, with Interrail passengers told to cancel passports after hackers posted stolen data from 300,000 travelers online.

The UK's National Cyber Security Centre warns that Chinese hackers are increasingly using everyday devices to target British companies, including those in media and entertainment industries.

NASA's Curiosity rover discovery of organic molecules on Mars could provide new material for science fiction entertainment, as the space agency found chemical building blocks of life preserved for 3.5 billion years.