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‘Big Little Lies’ Season 3 Production Kicked Off This Week — For One Day Only (EXCLUSIVE)
HBO’s “Big Little Lies” conducted one day of filming this week to maintain its California tax credit, with full production expected to begin next year.
‘Iron Man’ Cinematographer Matthew Libatique Says AI ‘Could Replace Marvel’ VFX, but They’ll Never ‘Use AI Actors’
Cinematographer Matthew Libatique says AI could replace visual effects in major studio films like Marvel, but actors will remain essential for character development and audience connection.
Firms in Devon ‘holding back’ on new jobs ahead of Budget
Devon businesses are delaying hiring decisions ahead of the Budget on Wednesday, citing increased employment costs from National Insurance contributions and wage increases since 2024.
Bust companies revived in ‘phoenix’ deals more likely to fail again, study finds
A study finds that insolvent businesses reacquired by previous management in pre-pack administrations are significantly more likely to fail again and repay substantially less to creditors.
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Dave Bautista confirmed as new God of War star in TV adaptation
Dave Bautista has been cast as Kratos in the upcoming God of War television adaptation, replacing Ryan Hurst who departed the role due to injury.
‘I could have put a deposit on a house or do this crazy experiment’: the British musician playing 365 gigs this year
A 26-year-old British musician is performing a live concert every day this year, having spent nearly his entire life savings on the challenge to break into the music industry and highlight the UK’s grassroots venue scene.
‘So many people say things about my appearance – it’s not normal’: Jorja Smith on burnout, body-shaming and finding freedom
Jorja Smith releases her third album, What Are the Odds, a dance-focused collection made with producer P2J that marks her first full commitment to the dancefloor while maintaining emotional depth.
‘In 1984, I worked 363 days’: how Russ Abbot soared to success – then walked away
Russ Abbot, 78, dominated British Saturday night television during the 1980s with sketch comedy shows that attracted up to 18 million viewers before retiring quietly in 2016.
John Oliver Takes a Close Look at Sean Duffy’s “God-Awful” New Reality Show: “We’ve All Been Taken for a F***ing Ride”
John Oliver criticized U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy’s reality show “The Great American Road Trip,” calling it a “god-awful” production that misrepresents itself and features sponsors regulated by his department.
Busan Film Festival Sets 23 Titles for Vision Korea, Vision Asia Sections
The Busan International Film Festival announced 23 films for its Vision Korea and Vision Asia sections, showcasing independent cinema from across Asia and Korea ahead of the main competition lineup reveal.
‘Emomee,’ Indian Kids Life-Skills Series, Lands on Netflix (EXCLUSIVE)
Indian children’s entertainment company Emomee brings its debut animated series to Netflix, offering 20 episodes designed to build life skills and emotional intelligence in preschool-age viewers.
‘I Plant My Hand in the Garden’ Blurs the Line Between Autobiography and Fiction to Explore Identity and Family (Exclusive Venice Trailer)
Debut feature ‘I Plant My Hand in the Garden’ follows an Iranian-German refugee and a queer Serbian man navigating marriage, family, and identity as they prepare for their wedding.
‘An Oak Tree’ Casts Sacha Dhawan, Gemma Whelan for London Run (EXCLUSIVE)
An Oak Tree will feature guest performers including Sacha Dhawan and Gemma Whelan during its October-November run at London’s The Other Palace.
Alia Bhatt’s Young-Adult Rom-Com ‘Don’t Be Shy’ Sets September Prime Video Premiere (EXCLUSIVE)
Prime Video will premiere the young-adult rom-com “Don’t Be Shy,” produced by Alia and Shaheen Bhatt’s Eternal Sunshine Productions, featuring four newcomer actors in September.
Manchester Race Across the World star Jo Gardiner dies year after son
Jo Gardiner, a former Race Across the World contestant from Manchester, has died at age 61 following a cancer battle, one year after her son and co-star Sam died in a car crash.
Joachim Trier’s ‘Sentimental Value,’ Hlynur Pálmason’s ‘The Love That Remains’ Among the Nominees for the Nordic Council Film Prize
Six Nordic films and documentaries have been nominated for the 2026 Nordic Council Film Prize, including Oscar-winner “Sentimental Value” and five other productions from the region.