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Nadia Bilbassy-Charters, the Washington D.C. bureau chief for Al Arabiya, provides a unique perspective on American politics from outside the country’s borders. Her experience as a journalist has taken her to various conflict zones, including her former home in Gaza City, which now lies in ruins. Despite personal tragedy, Bilbassy-Charters remains dedicated to reporting without
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Steven Schiffman, the former CEO and President of National Geographic Channels, has recently been appointed as the Executive Chairman of EarthxTV, a sustainability and conservation-focused network. With a history of leadership roles in various media and consumer industries, including Cooper Media, The Washington Post, The Weather Channel, NASCAR, and Kraft Foods, Schiffman brings a wealth
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CNN has recently acquired the BAFTA-winning documentary series “Lockerbie” from Louis Theroux’s Mindhouse. The series delves into the 1988 bombing of flight Pan Am 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, which resulted in the tragic deaths of 270 individuals, including 190 U.S. citizens. This exclusive series provides unprecedented access to victims’ families, investigators, intelligence officers, and other
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Las Vegas-based production companies Beno Films and Al Bravo Films have recently completed filming in Little Rock, Arkansas, for their latest horror thriller, “Dead And Breakfast.” The film stars seasoned actor Dermot Mulroney, known for his role in “My Best Friend’s Wedding,” along with William Moseley, Chris Mullinax, and Texas Battle. Directed by Loppo JP
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French LGBT+ groups have recently taken legal action against far-right politician Marion Maréchal-Le Pen for alleged transphobic remarks directed towards Karla Sofía Gascón, who recently made history as the first transgender actress to win the Cannes Best Actress prize. Maréchal-Le Pen posted a controversial comment suggesting that Gascón, a transgender woman, was actually a man
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Indonesia’s film industry is set to receive a significant boost with the introduction of the government-funded film grant, Film Matchfund. This new initiative, announced at last year’s Cannes Film Festival, draws from the country’s Cultural Endowment Fund. The selected projects, including This City is a Battlefield, Crocodile Tears, Samsara, and Tale of The Land, have