Entertainment Highlights: Cannes Fashion Fumbles and Legal Dramas Unfold

The entertainment industry finds itself at the crossroads of glamour and legal drama this week. As Sean 'Diddy' Combs faces charges of sex trafficking and racketeering, new testimonies surface detailing disturbing episodes from his past. Meanwhile, actor Gerard Depardieu has been handed an 18-month suspended sentence for sexual assault, marking an important moment in France's #MeToo movement, despite his plans to appeal.

In lighter news, the Cannes Film Festival emerges not only as a cinematic showcase but also as a fashion battleground. Halle Berry was forced to rethink her wardrobe due to the festival's updated dress code, which restricts outfits that could potentially disrupt proceedings. Stars such as Tom Cruise and Scarlett Johansson are expected to grace the red carpet, adding to the festival's glamour.

Universal Music Group, the global leader in the music industry, is undergoing significant changes with the appointment of Matt Ellis as Chief Financial Officer, succeeding Boyd Muir. Additionally, Disney's introduction of ESPN as a streaming service at a premium of $29.99 per month signals a strategic move to capture sports enthusiasts. The entertainment landscape continues to evolve, with notable developments across film, television, and music.

(With inputs from agencies.)