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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
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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,
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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
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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
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France’s prestigious César Academy has taken significant steps to improve its protocols regarding individuals involved in violent crimes. These new regulations were initially introduced in response to the controversy surrounding actor Sofiane Bennacer, who was under investigation for rape and sexual assault despite being celebrated as one of the 2023 César revelations. In an official
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A premium documentary series titled Pollard, which delves into one of the most notorious scandals in American-Israeli government relations, has found its streaming home on the Jewish platform, ChaiFlicks. Originally aired on local Israeli broadcaster Kan 11, the acclaimed series by Omri Assenheim will be available for streaming next month. The documentary centers around the
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Build-A-Bear Workshop, known for its popular stuffed animals and interactive retail experience, has announced the development of a new animated series called “Kabu.” The show, in collaboration with Build-A-Bear Entertainment, Foundation Media Partners, and Laughing Dragon Studios, aims to target children aged 7-11. The series, set to premiere at the upcoming Kidscreen Summit, promises a
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The 75th Emmy Awards took place at the prestigious Peacock Theater at L.A. Live, where the entertainment industry came together to honor the outstanding achievements in film and television. This star-studded event brought together the biggest names in Hollywood to celebrate the talent, creativity, and hard work that goes into producing exceptional content. This year,
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Warner Bros/Village Roadshow/Heyday Films’ Wonka has experienced continued success, reaching a remarkable milestone of crossing the $500 million mark at the global box office this weekend. As of Sunday, the worldwide cumulative total stands at $505.3 million, with $329.1 million coming from the international box office. The film has yet to be released in Korea,
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A wave of feminist groups flooded the streets of France on Thursday evening, voicing their discontent with President Emmanuel Macron’s endorsement of Gérard Depardieu. The actor has been facing numerous allegations of sexual assault, and these collective demonstrations aimed to send a clear message: “Keep your old world, we want one without sexist and sexual
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BAFTA North America has officially announced the appointment of Joyce Pierpoline as the new Chair of its Board of Directors. Pierpoline, a highly acclaimed producer, brings with her a wealth of experience and a strong passion for the industry. With an impressive lineup of successful projects under her belt, including the award-winning films “Mediha” and
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A recently revealed conflict from the last series of the UK’s popular dance competition, Strictly Come Dancing, has taken a new turn with Sherlock actress Amanda Abbington reportedly demanding access to video footage of her dance rehearsals with professional dancer Giovanni Pernice. This move is believed to be part of a possible legal claim, as
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Andrew Tate, a prominent influencer known for his controversial online presence, has recently been the subject of an access-all-areas documentary titled “I Am Andrew Tate”. The documentary, produced by Dan Reed, offers a glimpse into Tate’s life and sheds light on the conditions imposed by the influencer himself during the filming process. During the production
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Some 600 French art and entertainment world figures have taken a stand against the defense of iconic actor Gérard Depardieu, who has faced multiple accusations of sexual assault and one of rape. In a powerful counter-petition, these individuals condemn a recent open letter signed by 55 cinema celebrities in support of Depardieu, as well as
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The release of archived documents under the UK’s 20-year rule has reignited discussions surrounding the premiership of former Prime Minister Tony Blair and the controversies surrounding the Iraq War. Among these controversies, the role of Alastair Campbell, a notorious former UK government spin doctor, has come into focus. Campbell, who served as an advisor to
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Ridley Scott’s highly anticipated film, Napoleon, has achieved a significant milestone by crossing the $200M mark globally. This impressive feat was achieved with Tuesday’s box office numbers included. The biographical epic chronicles the captivating story of the titular military leader and his remarkable rise to Emperor. Starring Joaquin Phoenix, Vanessa Kirby, and Tahar Rahim, the