This week in entertainment news, we've got a mix of celebrity romance, social commentary, and legal drama. From Jeff Bezos's upcoming nuptials to a controversial film portrayal of sex work and a comedian's day in court, there's plenty to unpack.
Bezos to Tie the Knot This Summer
After being spotted looking very much in love at the Oscars, Jeff Bezos and his fiancée Lauren Sanchez are reportedly planning a summer wedding. Details are still scarce, but sources say the couple is eager to celebrate their love with friends and family. The wedding is expected to be a lavish affair, befitting the billionaire and his high-flying bride-to-be. 
This will be Bezos's second marriage and Sanchez's third.
Is Hollywood Normalizing Sex Work?
The film Anora is generating buzz – and controversy – for its depiction of prostitution. According to columnist Jan Moir, Anora is the first film since Pretty Woman in 1990 to present being a sex worker as an everyday, unremarkable career option for a smart young woman. But is this a realistic portrayal, or is Hollywood subtly normalizing a complex and often dangerous profession? The debate is raging, with some arguing that the film offers a nuanced perspective, while others worry about the potential for exploitation and glamorization. 
Whether or not Anora will win big at the Oscars, like Pretty Woman did, remains to be seen.
Adding to the Oscar buzz, predictions are being made about which films will take home the coveted awards. Anora is among the films being considered, alongside Cónclave. The betting pools are open, and the question on everyone's mind is: Does Karla Sofía Gascón have a chance?
Comedian Quequé Explains a Joke in Court
Comedian Héctor de Miguel, known as Quequé, found himself in a less-than-funny situation this week: explaining a joke to a judge. Quequé is facing prosecution for a hate crime related to a joke he made comparing dynamiting the Valle de los Caídos with blowing up Pedro Zerolo Plaza. 
Quequé shared images from his court appearance, captioning one with "That is me in a criminal investigative court explaining a joke to a judge".
The case has sparked debate about the limits of free speech and the role of humor in addressing sensitive topics. It remains to be seen whether the judge will see the humor in Quequé's joke, or if the comedian will face further legal consequences.
"That is me in a criminal investigative court explaining a joke to a judge." - Quequé
From weddings to weighty social issues and legal battles, this week's entertainment news offers a diverse range of stories to ponder.