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Mitchell injury blow adds to England’s woes as Northampton sink Gloucester
England’s scrum-half Alex Mitchell suffered a hamstring injury during Northampton’s victory over Gloucester, adding to the coaching staff’s injury concerns ahead of the autumn international against Australia.
Man City 0-1 Brighton: Bart Verbruggen spreads ‘belief’ as Seagulls impress
Brighton defeated Manchester City 1-0 at Etihad Stadium, with goalkeeper Bart Verbruggen making seven saves to secure the Seagulls’ fifth clean sheet in six Premier League matches.
Nick Reiner’s Push for Release of Trust Money to Be Decided by Mediator
A mediator will decide whether Nick Reiner can access trust funds set aside by his parents as he faces murder charges and seeks to rehire his preferred attorney.
‘Street Fighter’ Breakout Callina Liang Talks Embracing Fan Skepticism and Reveals Two Key Scrapped Moments
Callina Liang underwent an intense physical transformation to play Chun-Li in the Street Fighter film, adding nearly three inches to her thighs through rigorous training and diet.
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Ann Hui to Receive Busan Film Festival’s Camellia Award
Hong Kong director Ann Hui will receive the 2026 Camellia Award at the Busan International Film Festival’s opening ceremony on Oct. 6, recognizing her decades-long career chronicling ordinary lives.
‘Mobile Suit Gundam RG XARX-ZERO’ Director Kamiyama Kenji Built His New Series Around a Metaphor for AI Fears: ‘Will We End Up Being Used by It?’
Director Kamiyama Kenji designed the new “Mobile Suit Gundam RG XARX-ZERO” anime around an alien threat that serves as a metaphor for humanity’s anxieties about artificial intelligence and technology control.
‘Congo Boy’ Is an Autobiographical and Musical Refugee Drama. Its Director Has More in the Works.
Congo Boy, a co-production between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Central African Republic, premiered at Cannes and screened at Locarno. The autobiographical drama follows a teenage refugee musician and is directed by Rafiki Fariala.
‘Pacifiction’ Director Albert Serra on His New Film ‘Sixteen Moments of My Life’ and Why He’d Love to Have Directed Elvis Presley
Director Albert Serra’s new film “Sixteen Moments of My Life” documents a performance by Ingrid Caven at a Paris theater, premiering out of competition at the Locarno Film Festival.
‘The End of Oak Street’: First Reactions
Warner Bros. held press screenings for its sci-fi survival film ‘The End of Oak Street,’ generating positive early social media reaction as the studio seeks box office success following recent disappointments.
RTL Boss Clement Schwebig on the Hybrid Future of European TV: “Scale Is Essential”
RTL Group CEO Clement Schwebig discusses the European broadcaster’s shift toward streaming and consolidation strategy, stating that scale is essential for traditional media companies to compete with global platforms.
‘House of the Dragon’ Star Fabien Frankel Joins Short Film ‘Love Unlimited’ (EXCLUSIVE)
British actor Fabien Frankel, known for ‘House of the Dragon,’ will star in and executive produce the short film ‘Love Unlimited,’ marking his first acting role with his production company.
‘A horrible nightmare’: the shocking story of the eBay harassment scandal
Journalists Ina and David Steiner obtained a $55.7 million settlement from eBay after the company’s executives orchestrated a six-year harassment campaign targeting them for their critical reporting.
RTL Group Posts 3.9% Revenue Rise as Streaming Side Grows, Though Fremantle Continues to Suffer
RTL Group reported first-half revenue growth of 3.9% to €2.9 billion, driven by expanding streaming operations, though traditional TV and Fremantle production declined.
George MacKay, Louisa Harland, Nathalie Emmanuel and Eric Kofi Abrefa Join ‘The Animals’ From ‘Supacell’ Star Calvin Demba (EXCLUSIVE)
Calvin Demba’s second directorial short film ‘The Animals’ features George MacKay, Louisa Harland, Nathalie Emmanuel and Eric Kofi Abrefa in a darkly comic exploration of masculinity and gender roles.
‘The State of Us’: Samuel Bottomley Breaks Callum Scott Howells Out of Hospice for One Final Hurrah in Edinburgh-Bound Indie (Exclusive Clip)
A British indie film follows a young man who breaks his terminally ill best friend out of hospice for one final night of celebration, premiering at Edinburgh International Film Festival.
Steady Progress Reshapes Australia’s Energy Market — July 2026 Update
Australia’s renewable energy sector reached record output in July 2026, with coal and gas generation falling significantly while battery storage capacity more than doubled over the past year.