Entertainment sector sees major developments including Taylor Swift's billionaire status, Christopher Nolan's R-rated Odyssey, and significant music and film industry moves

Taylor Swift's net worth has reached $2 billion according to Forbes, making her one of the wealthiest entertainers in the world and reflecting her massive success across music, touring, and business ventures.

Christopher Nolan's upcoming film 'The Odyssey' has earned an R rating, marking a significant decision for the acclaimed director's highly anticipated project.

Netflix has paused Denzel Washington and Antoine Fuqua's Hannibal War movie due to budget concerns, signaling challenges in major streaming film productions.

Sadie Sink has been cast to star in 'The Marriage Plot' adaptation at FX from A24, with Will Arbery and Hiro Murai involved in the project.

Jimmy Kimmel criticized CBS for firing Scott Pelley from '60 Minutes', calling the network 'Trump suck-ups' and 'clowns' for what he deemed a cowardly decision.

Sony has invested in AI copyright-protection firm Midnight Labs, highlighting the entertainment industry's focus on protecting intellectual property in the AI era.

Paul Simon has documented his return to touring in 'The Quiet Celebration Concert' movie, featuring a two-set performance including hits and deep cuts.

Bob Dylan's Never Ending Tour marked its 36th anniversary this week, having begun on June 7, 1988 with a show that critics initially scorched.

Meta has silently added face-recognition code to its smart glasses platform on millions of phones, designed to identify people via biometric data stored on users' devices.