AP Entertainment SummaryBrief at 5:50 a.m. EDT | Entertainment

• Linkin Park delivered a triumphant headline performance at the Download Festival, successfully ignoring external noise and criticism. • The rock and metal event also featured high-profile headlining sets from Limp Bizkit and Guns N' Roses.

• Former 'America's Next Top Model' contestants Angelea Preston and Adrianne Curry have publicly criticized Tyra Banks following her lawsuit against Netflix. • Banks is suing the streaming platform over the editing of a docuseries, alleging that the production created a false narrative about her.

• Tokyo made history as the first Asian city to host the Billboard Global Power Players 2026 Awards Ceremony, held as part of the MUSIC AWARDS JAPAN 2026 WEEK. • The event gathered elite music industry leaders, including Naoshi Fujikura (Universal Music Japan), Lo Ting-Fai (Warner Music APAC), and Dickon Stainer (UMG UK and Ireland).

• The Asian Media Awards are now open for nominations to recognize outstanding media professionals and organizations serving the British Asian community in the UK. • The awards are open to UK-based and UK-coordinated work across various media platforms, including newspapers, radio, television, and digital platforms, with a deadline of August 21, 2026.

• K-pop artists achieved significant success at the Music Awards Japan 2026, with major acts securing top honors. • High-profile winners included BTS, Blackpink, G-Dragon, Jin, and Lee Youngji, highlighting the diverse range of recognized talent.

• The Hue International Music Week 2026 commenced on the evening of June 13, featuring a six-night series of performances by prominent artists and troupes from Viet Nam and international guests. • Key highlights included the Park Sang-Yong Yung Dance Company from Busan, South Korea, which blended traditional and contemporary dance, and Japanese singer Kawanishi Natsuki, who performed her hit "Ideal Girl."

• Harry Styles performed a residency at Wembley Stadium, delivering a high-energy show described as euphoric and vital. • The performance highlighted Styles' natural charisma and stage presence, opening with the track “Are You Listening Yet?” to set a dance-focused tone.

• A new 3,000-capacity venue called Medlock Square is being developed as part of a larger £300m entertainment zone located next to Manchester City's ground and Co-op Live. • The hub will feature a variety of leisure amenities, including bars, restaurants, cafes, a three-storey office block, a zip-wire, and a sky-walk offering views of the city skyline.

• US singer-songwriter Oliver Tree is presumed dead following a helicopter collision over Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on Sunday. • Tree was one of six people involved in the air crash, with all passengers and crew feared deceased.

• A BBC investigation reveals that OnlyFans creators are being exploited by "OnlyFans Management" (OFM) agents who promise to maximize profits but often take up to 50% of their earnings. • Dozens of women reported being misled by these managers, who control their accounts and communications while stripping them of their financial independence.

• Tyra Banks has filed a lawsuit against Netflix regarding the documentary "Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model." • Banks alleges that the streaming platform unfairly edited her contribution, using only 16 minutes of a three-and-a-half hour interview.