Entertainment Headlines: From EA's Market Rise to Trump's Movie Tariffs

Various entertainment news briefs include EA's share boost due to optimistic forecasts and new 'Battlefield' release, Australia's film industry's plea to Mel Gibson regarding U.S. movie tariffs, Casandra Ventura's expected testimony against Sean 'Diddy' Combs, and Netflix's planned TV app interface revamp with AI features.

In a roundup of the latest entertainment headlines, Electronic Arts has seen a rise in their stock value, up over 2% following a positive forecast and the release of the new 'Battlefield' game. This optimism in gaming is projected despite ongoing U.S. tariff issues.

Meanwhile, Australia's film industry is vying for Mel Gibson's influence to persuade President Donald Trump to reconsider newly announced movie tariffs. Industry insiders fear substantial economic repercussions, job losses, and increased ticket prices if the tariffs are enacted.

On another front, Netflix announced its intention to overhaul its TV app interface and implement AI-powered search for iOS users. The enhancement aims to improve user experience as the company counters the threat of reduced consumer spending amid recession concerns.

(With inputs from agencies.)