AP Entertainment SummaryBrief at 11:40 a.m. EDT | Entertainment

• A mother is protesting UnitedHealthcare's decision to deny coverage for her 25-year-old son's rehabilitation following a motorcycle accident. • The mother described feeling helpless, frustrated, and angry that the insurance company is refusing to provide the care she believes gives her son the best chance at recovery.

• Peacock is releasing the full second season of "The Paper," a spinoff of "The Office," on Wednesday, September 11. • The season stars Domhnall Gleeson as the editor-in-chief of the Toledo Truth Teller during the Ohio Journalism Awards.

• France and South Korea will lead a one-day Lumiere summit to discuss major issues facing the global film industry. • The event focuses on a debate regarding the current challenges and future directions of cinema.

• A new exploration showcases 22 unforgettable icons from 11 Asian cultures who have triggered collective obsession with their screen presence across the continent. • The list of icons includes notable stars such as Ananda Everingham, Aum Patchrapa, Takeshi Kaneshiro, Tony Leung, and Takuya Kimura, among others, highlighting their impact on Asian entertainment.

• Major artists including Beyoncé, Kendrick Lamar, and Drake are driving a surge in concert tourism as fans travel across Europe for live performances. • Travelers are combining music events with destination experiences, such as exploring Rome, taking Swiss rail trips, or visiting the Pyramids.

• BET and CBS are reviving the Soul Train Awards this November after a three-year hiatus. • The production team includes executive producers Orlando, Jesse Collins, Dionne Harmon, and Jeannae Rouzan-Clay, with Spotify serving as the exclusive music streaming partner.

• The 78th Creative Arts Emmy Awards will honor technical and artistic achievements in television ahead of the main Primetime ceremony on September 14. • An edited broadcast of the two-night event will air on FXX on September 12 at 8 p.m.

• The movie Toxic, starring Yash, earned 297 crore rupees worldwide during its extended first week of release. • The film is expected to surpass the 300 crore rupee milestone within the next one to two days.

• The 83rd Venice Film Festival begins September 2, where streaming platforms and major international sales agents will showcase Asian cinema to test global market appetite and awards-season strategy. • Netflix is financing Lee Chang-dong's Possible Love and Koreeda's Look Back, and has a slate of co-productions in Japan, Thailand, and Singapore, indicating a significant investment in Asian content.

• The film DC, starring Lokesh Kanagaraj and Wamiqa Gabbi and directed by Arun Matheswaran, has completed its theatrical run. • The movie earned a total of 106 crore rupees in worldwide box office collections.

• Indian streaming service JioHotstar launched in the U.K., Canada, and Singapore to provide international audiences with Indian entertainment. • The service introduced new subscription tiers and interactive features to engage viewers across different languages and generations.