Pop Culture's F-bombs, Record Olympic Broadcasts, and David Lynch's Health

A roundup of current entertainment news includes the frequent use of expletives in 'Deadpool & Wolverine,' record broadcast production hours and high ratings for the Paris Olympics, David Lynch's resolve to continue working despite health issues, and honors for Meg Ryan and John Turturro at the Sarajevo Film Festival.

The F-word, once the most shocking expletive in English, is now a pop culture staple, prominently featured in Disney's 'Deadpool & Wolverine' over 100 times. Pop stars like Taylor Swift also use it freely in their music.

The upcoming Paris Olympics are setting records for broadcast production hours and have enjoyed a 12-year high in ratings across major territories, thanks to the integration of the city's iconic landmarks.

Despite battling emphysema, David Lynch announced on social media that he will not retire and expressed gratitude for the support he's received. The Sarajevo Film Festival will honor Meg Ryan, John Turturro, and Alexander Payne for their contributions to film.