Clowns, Copas, and Courtrooms: A Week in Entertainment

This week in entertainment, Alec Baldwin faces scrutiny in the 'Rust' shooting trial, while the defense argues he was misled by safety experts. The film 'Twisters' promises excitement and scientific accuracy. Rory Gallagher's iconic guitar is up for auction, and Argentina hits back at Drake after his failed soccer bet. The London Clown Festival and 'the two Joes' turning climate crisis into hopeful drama also make headlines.

This week in entertainment news: Alec Baldwin's trial over the 'Rust' shooting continues, with prosecutors arguing he broke safety rules, while his defense blames set experts. Baldwin listens calmly as the unprecedented trial unfolds.

'Twisters,' a sequel to the 1996 hit 'Twister,' promises to deliver thrilling, scientifically-backed extreme weather scenes. The makers describe it as a 'current-day chapter.'

Rory Gallagher's legendary 1961 Fender Stratocaster guitar, known for its iconic worn look, heads to auction with estimates up to $1.28 million. Gallagher's guitar continues to attract high interest from collectors.

Argentina took a jab at Canadian rapper Drake after his $300,000 bet against the defending champions failed. Utilizing a Kendrick Lamar song, Argentina celebrated their victory.

London celebrates contemporary clowning at the annual London Clown Festival, featuring diverse performances from various acts. Meanwhile, British playwrights 'the two Joes' are workshopping a hopeful drama based on climate crisis issues, following their critically acclaimed play 'The Jungle.'