International

0 Comments
J.K. Rowling recently took to X to criticize Sky News for failing to properly identify convicted murderer Scarlet Blake as a transgender woman. Rowling expressed frustration with the lack of clarity in the reporting, stating, “I’m so sick of this sh**.” She emphasized that it was important to acknowledge that Blake is not a woman
0 Comments
The television industry has undergone a significant transformation in recent years, moving from what was once considered a golden age of television, often referred to as “peak TV,” to a more cautious and risk-averse landscape. Lindsay Salt, the BBC drama boss, recently highlighted this shift, expressing her concerns about the industry’s move towards “peak caution.”
0 Comments
The Australian television M&A market is abuzz with anticipation as WTFN, one of the remaining independent production companies, has put itself up for sale. As the television landscape continues to evolve and consolidate, more companies are seeking strategic partnerships and acquisitions to remain competitive. With plans to expand into scripted series and high-end documentaries, WTFN
0 Comments
Paramount’s latest release, “Bob Marley: One Love,” directed by Reinaldo Marcus Green, made quite a splash at the international box office on its opening day. Garnering a total of $4.9M across 10 markets, the biopic about the reggae legend was met with overwhelming enthusiasm from offshore audiences. This article will delve into the film’s success,
0 Comments
In a major restructuring move, Channel 4, the British broadcaster, is set to cut up to 250 jobs, leading to the expected departure of several key executives. Among those likely to leave are Couple Next Door commissioner Caroline Hollick and Married at First Sight’s Karl Warner. While their departures have not been finalized, Channel 4
0 Comments
Anime fans, get ready to immerse yourselves in the rich history and creative brilliance of Studio Bones. In an exciting collaboration between Sony-owned Crunchyroll and French producer DeltaRocket, a captivating docu-series titled Bones 25: Dreaming Forwards is set to make its debut. This four-part series, consisting of 24-minute episodes, will provide an unprecedented look into
0 Comments
King Charles, the British monarch, has broken his silence since his recent cancer diagnosis was made public. In a heartfelt statement released on Saturday, the King expressed his gratitude for the overwhelming support he has received as he undergoes treatment for an unspecified form of cancer. He acknowledged the comforting and encouraging effect of the
One exciting upcoming film that has grabbed the attention of movie enthusiasts is the boxing-world crime-drama, Salvable. The movie stars an impressive cast, including Toby Kebbell, Shia LaBeouf, and James Cosmo, who are ready to captivate audiences with their stellar performances. Kebbell, known for his outstanding work in series like “Servant” and “For All Mankind,”
Well-known technology executive and activist, Sheryl Sandberg, is taking a bold step in shedding light on a disturbing issue that demands urgent attention. In an exclusive collaboration with Israeli documentary maker Kastina Communications, Sandberg is fronting a powerful documentary titled “Screams Before Silence.” The documentary meticulously delves into the heart-wrenching stories of women and girls
Jonathan Glazer, renowned filmmaker and visionary, received resounding accolades at the London Critics’ Circle Awards on Sunday evening. His groundbreaking Holocaust drama, “The Zone of Interest,” not only captivated audiences, but also secured the prestigious title of Film of the Year. Glazer’s directorial prowess earned him well-deserved recognition, while the film’s haunting music and impeccable
Super Team Canada, an upcoming animated comedy series, is set to take the world by storm with its unique blend of humor and Canadian charm. Produced by Will Arnett’s Electric Avenue in collaboration with Thunderbird Entertainment’s Atomic Cartoons and Bell Media’s streamer Crave, this 10-episode, half-hour series promises to be a hilarious adventure like no
The popularity of K-dramas has reached unprecedented heights, captivating audiences worldwide with their compelling storylines and diverse characters. Now, a digital platform called Manta is revolutionizing the genre by offering webcomics for a price. However, Manta’s innovation does not stop there. In an exciting development, Manta is introducing Manta Novels, which will provide English-language readers
The British singer Sophie Ellis-Bextor is set to perform her hit song “Murder on the Dancefloor” at the upcoming 2024 BAFTA Film Awards. This iconic track, originally released in 2001, has experienced a remarkable resurgence in popularity, thanks to its prominent inclusion in Emerald Fennell’s film, Saltburn. As the film’s concluding viral song, it has
In a recent development, Alain Delon, the 88-year-old French acting icon, has been placed under legal protection. This decision was made by a guardianship judge, who deemed it necessary due to concerns about Delon’s health and well-being. The legal protection order aims to ensure his safety and prevent any potential harm while also addressing the
The popular TV show Dragons’ Den has recently faced controversy over the promotion of ear seeds and acupuncture as a recovery aid for ME (Myalgic Encephalomyelitis). In response to the backlash received from Giselle Boxer’s Acu Seeds business pitch, which resulted in a £50,000 ($63,000) investment in exchange for a 10% stake in the company,
Swedish-Eritrean filmmaker Binyam Berhane has recently filed a $2 million lawsuit against the producers of the immigration drama “Madame Luna”. The film, directed by Daniel Espinosa, is set in Italy and is inspired by the story of a real-life Eritrean refugee who became a notorious human trafficker between Libya and Italy. Berhane claims that the
Brooklyn-based filmmaker, Madeleine Hunt-Ehrlich, is set to unveil her highly anticipated debut feature, ‘The Ballad Of Suzanne Césaire’, at the Rotterdam Film Festival. This thought-provoking film explores the legacy of Martinique-born feminist and anticolonial activist, Suzanne Césaire. Hunt-Ehrlich’s debut film is the result of five years of meticulous research and numerous trips back and forth