EXCLUSIVE: Amelia Dimoldenberg and Munya Chawawa’s manager is spearheading an Entertainment and New Media division at her international management outfit Three Six Zero. Rebecca Dowell is leading the division focused on multi-hyphenate talent, digital creators and IP-led projects, and will continue working with these high-profile creators, along with new clients like feminist arts and culture […]
'American Horror Story' future laid bare days before season 13 finaleAmerican Horror Story is officially renewing for a 14th season, keeping the popular horror series alive after 15 years on television.The anthology series co-creator, Ryan Murphy, confirmed the news in the middle the shows'...
Noel Clarke breaks silence against sex offences at trial Noel Clarke, UK-born filmmaker and former actor, has pleaded not guilty to sex offences against five women as his trial began today, October 21, at Westminster Magistrates’ Court. The Doctor Who star is accused of two counts of...
The Bridget Jones Prize will go to the author of the funniest 1,000-word diary-style piece of writing.
Jacob Elordi takes on major role for late ‘Euphoria’ cast Eric DaneJacob Elordi has taken on a role to honour his Euphoria co-star and on-screen father, Eric Dane, who passed away earlier this year. The 29-year-old will serve as a narrator on the posthumous memoir of Dane, My Book of...
At this year’s Marché du Film at the Cannes film festival, it would be no exaggeration to say that Japanese content and creators were everywhere you turned. Designated ‘Country of Honour’ at the market, Japan was involved in a slew of panels, workshops and labs; played a prominent role in Cannes flagship programs, including Cannes […]
It’s an exciting time for Japanese cinema, with franchise hits from Demon Slayer to Godzilla stomping around the world, and Japanese arthouse titles taking the spotlight at major film festivals including Venice, Toronto and Cannes. This year’s Tokyo International Film Festival, taking place in the Hibiya-Ginza district of the city from October 26 to November […]
Richard Cooke’s book, “The Last Best Place on the Internet” retells the history of Wikipedia with an emphasis on the human. Jennifer Szalai, a New York Times book critic, reviews the book.
"We want to find the Italian Kane Parsons" to reach Gen Z audiences, a genre film panel discussing the state of the medium at the MIA Market heard on Wednesday.
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