Entertainment Tidbits

David Lynch’s personal items, including scripts, props, and furniture, were auctioned off by Julien’s Auctions and Turner Classic Movies, raising a total of $4.25 million. Notable sales included an unfinished film project script ($195,000), Mulholland Drive items ($16,250-$104,000), and the director’s personal espresso machine ($45,500). (Variety)

A mother is taking legal action against Cineworld after disturbing horror film trailers were shown before a screening of the family-friendly Lilo & Stitch, upsetting her young children. Despite the cinema’s apology and offer of free tickets, the mother is determined to hold Cineworld accountable through legal channels. (NME)

Sami Sheen, the elder daughter of Denise Richards and Charlie Sheen, is publicly calling out her younger sister Lola for being “homophobic and transphobic.” Sami accuses Lola of reposting content from a conservative Christian influencer who made remarks against LGBTQ+ individuals, despite their mother’s efforts to raise them as kind people. (Us Weekly)

Disney+ is adapting the popular Korean webtoon The Remarried Empress into a live-action series, featuring a star-studded cast including Shin Mina, Ju Jihoon, Lee Jongsuk, and Lee Seyoung. The series is set to premiere on the streaming platform in 2026. (UPI)

A family of five had a nearly $1,000 breakfast at the Disney Princess Breakfast Adventure at Disneyland’s Grand Californian Hotel, where they enjoyed a three-course meal and activities with Disney princesses. The father of three who posted the photo of his bill, “almost spit out my coffee” when he saw the total, but ultimately felt the experience was worth it for his kids. (Yahoo!)

Loren Ruch, HGTV’s head of content and co-host of HGTV House Party, passed away at 55 due to acute myeloid leukemia. Known for his dedication, kindness, and integrity, Ruch was praised as a mentor and connector who left a lasting impact on the television industry and those he worked with. (People)