Entertainment news spans from Taylor Swift's star-studded wedding with celebrity guests to major box office performances, while global events including Iran's supreme leader funeral and film festival coverage dominate cultural discourse.

Taylor Swift married Travis Kelce at Madison Square Garden on July 3rd with approximately 1,000 guests including celebrities like Adam Sandler, who officiated the ceremony, and Paul McCartney, who performed a Beatles classic for the first time since 1964.

Beyoncé released a surprise Fourth of July song titled 'Morning Dew (Donk)' ahead of her B'Day album release on her birthday, September 4th, delivering unexpected holiday entertainment.

Box office performance showed 'Obsession' surpassed $400 million globally while 'Minions & Monsters' debuted with franchise-low $61 million over July 4th weekend, with 'Toy Story 5' climbing to $764 million worldwide.

Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's funeral took place after his February assassination, drawing massive crowds in Tehran and serving as a platform for the regime to project strength amid ongoing regional tensions.

Anime Expo in Los Angeles marked a boom year for the anime sector with significant growth for Crunchyroll, highlighting the expansion of Japanese animation in global entertainment markets.

Multiple international film festivals featured diverse cinema including 'Chica Checa' at Karlovy Vary, 'The Guest' with Danish actress Trine Dyrholm, and 'A Happy Family,' showcasing contemporary European filmmaking.

Rolling Stone's Stateside Festival featured performances by Noah Kahan and other artists, celebrating American music with Fourth of July-themed entertainment across the weekend.

Oasis shared the first teaser for their upcoming documentary 'Don't Look Back in Anger,' marking a significant moment for the British rock band's archival project.

Jesse Eisenberg discussed his new A24 film 'The Debut' and its partnership with DeepMind, addressing concerns about AI in filmmaking while dismissing suggestions to leave the U.S. due to political circumstances.