Entertainment News Roundup: Millie Brown named UNICEF envoy; Robert De Niro and wife split

Following is a summary of current entertainment news briefs.

Satanic Temple settles lawsuit over 'Sabrina' goat-headed deity

The Satanic Temple has settled its copyright lawsuit against Netflix Inc and Warner Bros Entertainment over their alleged misuse of its goat-headed deity statue in the series "Chilling Adventures of Sabrina," a Warner spokesman said on Wednesday. The settlement was amicable and resolves a Nov. 8 lawsuit in which the Satanic Temple had sought at least $50 million of damages.

Kim and Kanye donate $500,000 to California wildfire relief efforts

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West on Wednesday donated $500,000 to firefighters and victims of a massive Southern California wildfire that came close to destroying the celebrity couple's own multimillion-dollar mansion. Kardashian, appearing on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," said she and West hired private firefighters to protect their home and others in their neighbourhood in rural Calabasas, north of Los Angeles.

Michael Jackson fans look to beat it down to Paris art show

A portrait of Michael Jackson as King Philip II of Spain and an Andy Warhol print is among artworks on display at a show opening in Paris this week dedicated to the late pop star. The 'Michael Jackson: On the Wall' exhibition at Paris' Grand Palais features an array of portraits and Jackson-inspired works including collages, videos and installations.

Netflix star Millie Bobby Brown, 14, named youngest-ever UNICEF envoy

The United Nations children's agency UNICEF appointed Millie Bobby Brown, the star of hit Netflix series "Stranger Things", as its youngest ever goodwill ambassador on Tuesday and the 14-year-old had a message for world leaders: "Listen to us." "I want to raise issues about education and violence and ending bullying and ... making sure children have a safe environment and clean water," Brown told Reuters at the United Nations. "But I'm still learning what I feel passionate about."

Robert De Niro and wife split after 20-year marriage: media reports

Oscar-winning actor Robert De Niro and his wife of more than 20 years have separated, media reports said on Tuesday. De Niro, 75, and Grace Hightower, 63, have been living apart for some time, The Hollywood Reporter, celebrity website TMZ and People magazine said, quoting anonymous sources.