Nick Kyrgios is provisionally suspended from tennis after testing positive for cocaine, with the International Tennis Integrity Agency opening the disciplinary process. The suspension takes effect while the case is handled, and the Australian player could face further sanctions depending on how the proceedings are resolved.

The Christian metal band Demon Hunter is suing Netflix over the use of “KPop Demon Hunters” for a film and related releases. Through its business entity Hyde Lane, the band alleges trademark infringement and unfair competition, arguing that the name creates confusion over its identity and live performances.

London’s Natural History Museum is preparing to reopen its Nature and Us gallery, a space that has been closed to the public since 1943. Visitors are due back from mid-September, ending decades in which the gallery remained largely hidden from public view.

‘Insidious: Out of the Further’ arrives as the sixth film in the long-running horror series, with Jacob Chase writing and directing the new installment. The release renews scrutiny of whether the franchise can still deliver effective scares and a coherent story after years of expanding its mythology.

Australian violinist Patrick Savage is honoring his childhood teacher Donald Scotts with a new album and concert program. The project is framed as a musical portrait of the mentor who shaped Savage’s early artistic development, bringing personal influence to the center of the performances.