Entertainment Buzz: Suga's Apology, Disney's Triumph, and More

This article provides a roundup of current entertainment news, including BTS member Suga's apology for drunk driving on an e-scooter, Walt Disney's earnings report, the prevalence of the F-word in pop culture, the upcoming Paris Olympics, Amazon Prime Video's Hollywood expansion plans, filmmaker David Lynch's health update, and Fox Corp's revenue rise.

BTS member Suga has issued an apology after being fined and losing his license for drunk driving on an e-scooter in Seoul. The incident occurred when the K-pop star rode the scooter for about 500 meters before tripping while parking.

Walt Disney surpassed Wall Street's earnings expectations last quarter, driven by the success of 'Inside Out 2' despite a drop in theme park profits. Their streaming platforms also posted a profit for the first time.

The use of the F-word has become ubiquitous in pop culture, particularly in the new R-rated Marvel film 'Deadpool & Wolverine,' which features the expletive over 100 times.

The Paris Olympics promise record broadcast production hours and high ratings, bolstered by the city's iconic scenery.

Amazon Prime Video is planning significant expansions in Hollywood, under the leadership of Mike Hopkins, reflecting Jeff Bezos' larger ambitions for the streaming service.

Director David Lynch reassured fans he will not retire despite his emphysema diagnosis, attributing his condition to his past smoking habits.

Fox Corp reported better-than-expected quarterly profits, driven by strong demand for its Tubi streaming service and 5% growth in affiliate fees.