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Cheltenham Festival – A True Horse Racing Feast
Most horse racing fans would be familiar with Royal Ascot, the Breeders Cup, Kentucky Derby, Melbourne Cup, Dubai World Cup, Japan Cup and even racing on the frozen lake in St Moritz, Switzerland. But for a feast of all things gambling none of these gatherings hold a...
Traveling to France? Stay connected with the Orange Holiday SIM provided by SimOptions
Did you always wanted to explore France? It is not only the largest country in France but it also welcomes the most amount of tourists per year within the European Union. It is no wonder that it attracts so many people with its absolutely breathtaking scenery across...
3 Trends that will shape the Future of Mobile Gaming
Thanks to the proliferation of smartphones and tablets mobile gaming has come a long way already in the recent years. The convenience of gaming on the go and ease of access to online and app-based video game platforms has seen the industry grow its user base...
It Really is Possible to Find Great Tickets to Live Events
Any true sports fan can tell you, it's fun watching a game on television or in a sports bar, but for the greatest "wow" factor, there is nothing else like being there in the audience at the game, cheering on your favorite team, enjoying your favorite beverage and...
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‘Tear Gas’ Is a Fiction Film Shot Inside Georgia Anti-Government Protests. And It Is “an Act of Resistance”
Georgian director Uta Beria’s ‘Tear Gas’ is a fiction film shot during real anti-government protests in Tbilisi, premiering at Locarno Film Festival on August 12.
Sadhguru, Graphic India Team on Animated Epic ‘Shiva: The Adiyogi’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Sadhguru and Graphic India are collaborating on an animated feature titled ‘Shiva: The Adiyogi,’ which explores the origin story of Hindu God Shiva presented as the first yogi.
Marco Perego, in the Presence of Wife Zoe Saldaña, Tells Locarno Pro: Don’t Produce Indie Film for the Money
Producer Marco Perego told the Locarno Film Festival that independent filmmakers should not pursue production for financial gain, emphasizing the importance of protecting artistic vision and creative integrity.
Alessandra Sanguinetti on Her Dreamy, Grounded Directorial Debut ‘The Illusion of an Everlasting Summer’
Photographer Alessandra Sanguinetti’s directorial debut follows two Argentine cousins over 25 years, blending home-video aesthetics with her extensive photography to chronicle their journey from childhood to adulthood.
Latin Quarter Distribution Acquires World Rights to José Dell’Acqua Uruguayan Crime Thriller ‘Maltrato Animal’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Latin Quarter Distribution has acquired world sales rights to José Dell’Acqua’s Uruguayan crime thriller “Maltrato Animal,” following its presentation at Locarno’s First Look competition.
Netflix Sets ‘Ad Vitam’ Sequel With Guillaume Canet
Netflix has greenlit a sequel to its 2025 French action thriller ‘Ad Vitam,’ titled ‘Ad Vitam Eternam,’ with Guillaume Canet returning in the lead role.
A Female Sniper Battles ISIS in First Teaser for Venice Title ‘No Paradise if You Are Killed by a Woman’ (EXCLUSIVE)
A Kurdish-Norwegian female sniper returns to Mosul during ISIS rule in “No Paradise if You Are Killed by a Woman,” premiering at Venice later this month.
How the Late-Night Emmy Became the Anti-Trump Award
Late-night Emmy voters are positioning the variety series award as a vehicle to express opposition to President Trump, with multiple hosts competing for what has become Hollywood’s premier anti-Trump award.
Helloooo, Emmy: Art Carney’s Enduring ‘Honeymooners’ Triumph
Art Carney won the sole Emmy awarded to The Honeymooners during its 1950s run, taking home the prize for best actor in a supporting role as Ed Norton.
‘Even the good guys were doing bad things’: the wild, twisted story behind the new Tiger King
A new HBO docuseries explores the global black market for rare reptiles, tracing decades of smuggling through the eyes of traffickers, collectors, and law enforcement caught in moral ambiguity.
My Brilliant Career: inside Netflix’s horny, ‘bonkers’ take on an Australian classic the world is about to love
Netflix adapts the classic Australian novel with a rebellious take featuring sexually explicit content, contemporary music, and diverse casting. The series reimagines the coming-of-age story through a teenage perspective.
Olivia Wilde Calls ‘The Invite’ the ‘Most Incredible’ Experience of Her Life: ‘It Was the Highlight of My Career’
Director Olivia Wilde presented “The Invite” at the Locarno Film Festival, calling the experience “the highlight of my career” and describing the collaborative dramedy as a rare theatrical comedy success.