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‘At my age, I can rant!’ Bernie Taupin on Elton John, hellraising vampires and competing in full-blown rodeos
Bernie Taupin releases his first fully self-written solo album, “The Sea Has No Mercy,” reflecting on his decades-long songwriting partnership with Elton John and maintaining anonymity despite their massive success.
BTS, Katseye Drive Hybe to Record Quarterly Revenue and Profit
BTS’ world tour drove K-pop company Hybe to record quarterly revenue and operating profit in the third quarter, with concert sales and merchandise driving growth across its artist roster.
Trump escalates anti-Muslim attacks against El-Sayed in Michigan
President Trump intensified anti-Muslim rhetoric against Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, calling him a jihadist threat to national security, drawing condemnation from a former Arab American Trump ally.
Apple changes full-disk access permissions to curb abuse from AI agents
Apple is modifying macOS privacy settings to prevent third-party developers from misusing full-disk access permissions, following a controversy involving Meta’s Muse AI agent accessing user messages without clear consent.
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Raima Sen, Shrimoyee Chakraborty, Aarti Bajaj Team on Parno Mittra’s Producing Debut ‘The Music Teacher’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Actor Parno Mittra is making her producing debut with “The Music Teacher,” a British-Indian short film starring Raima Sen that begins filming this month in Kolkata.
Amazon Picks Up ‘Baywatch’ Reboot Internationally
Amazon Prime Video has acquired streaming rights to a new Baywatch reboot across multiple international territories including Europe, Canada, Latin America, and India, along with the original series catalog.
Think the Paramount-WBD Mega-Deal Has Nothing to Do With the Locarno Film Festival? Think Again!
The Paramount-Skydance acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery will be a focal point at the Locarno Film Festival’s industry program, alongside discussions of AI’s impact on cinema.
Singapore’s First Wuxia Film ‘The House on the Moon’ Unveils Clip Ahead of Locarno Competition Bow: Director Nelson Yeo ‘Decided to Fully Embrace Genre’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Singapore’s first wuxia feature film, “The House on the Moon,” reimagines the Chang’Er myth on a lunar setting and premieres at the Locarno Film Festival. Director Nelson Yeo discusses his decision to embrace the genre fully.
Serena Rossi to Receive Venice Fest’s Passion for Film Award
Italian actress Serena Rossi will receive the Campari Passion for Film Award at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival, with the ceremony scheduled for September 10.
Jimmy Cricket: Son leads tributes to comedian
Comedian Jimmy Cricket, known for his wellington boots and bowler hat, has died at age 80 following a brief illness. His son, a Catholic priest, paid tribute to his father’s dedication to bringing joy to audiences.
‘Gagarine’ Directors Fanny Liatard and Jérémy Trouilh Talk ‘The Green Eyes’ as Kinology Announces First Sales: ‘Dreamers Know No Borders’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Directors Fanny Liatard and Jérémy Trouilh’s latest film ‘The Green Eyes’ will open the Locarno Film Festival. Kinology has secured distribution deals across multiple territories for the drama about a girl trying to save her brother from a mysterious sleep condition.
Greg James shares his heartbreak after death of dog Barney
BBC Radio 1 presenter Greg James has announced the death of his chocolate labrador Barney, who was euthanized at his home. The dog was frequently mentioned on James’s breakfast show and was well-known to listeners.
Ministers urged to curb energy costs as Great British homes face 13% bill surge
Great Britain faces a 13% surge in energy bills this week as household costs reach £1,862 annually, with consumer energy debt hitting record highs of nearly £4.8bn.
Lawyers to investigate claims of GB power grid cover-up over blackout risk
Great Britain’s grid operator has commissioned independent investigators to examine claims that staff concealed blackout risks during a heatwave in late June, following allegations of a cover-up by senior management.
Blocking New Imported Inverters Will Cost America
The FCC has added foreign-produced inverters to its “Covered List,” immediately blocking imports of new models from all countries on national security grounds, potentially restricting advanced technologies and increasing electricity costs.
How Geothermal and Nuclear Could Help the U.S. Catch China in the Energy Race
The U.S. may leverage enhanced geothermal and advanced nuclear technologies to compete with China’s clean energy dominance, technologies that enjoy rare bipartisan support and significant government and private investment.