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Ruth Jones and James Corden, creators of Gavin and Stacey, are developing an eight-episode comedy drama called The Choir for Apple TV, featuring guest appearances from Hannah Waddingham and James McAvoy.

Gears of War: E-Day, a prequel to the long-running Xbox franchise, has launched as a console exclusive following new leadership’s strategic pivot to retain major titles on the platform.

Bob Davenport, an unaccompanied folk singer and key figure in the British folk revival from the 1950s onward, has died aged 94. He performed at the Newport folk festival in 1963 alongside Bob Dylan and Joan Baez.

Freddie Jackson, a romantic R&B vocalist who dominated the charts during the 1980s with 10 number-one singles, has died at age 70. No cause of death was disclosed.

King Charles and Sir Elton John attended a music workshop at Apple’s headquarters in London, where the King’s Trust charity collaborated with the technology firm to develop creative skills for young people.

Frank Mancuso Sr., who rose from theater usher to chairman of Paramount Pictures and MGM, has died at 93 from cancer complications.

Glen Powell stated he prefers not to engage in political discussions, attributing The Running Man’s box office underperformance to Paramount’s marketing department cuts preceding the film’s release.

CBS crime drama ‘Elsbeth’ adds Uzo Aduba, Tyne Daly and Christine Ebersole to Season 4, with the new season premiering on Oct. 8.

Aerosmith is performing two concerts at Hollywood Bowl in late October and early November, reuniting with guest artists including Run-D.M.C., Slash, and Billy Idol, less than two years after announcing their retirement from touring.

Netflix Animation Studios’ Vancouver office expansion signals the city’s emergence as a world-class animation hub, with the studio employing over 450 people locally and producing major projects including upcoming feature ‘Steps.’

Warner Bros. has restored the censored “Rape of Christ” sequence from Ken Russell’s 1971 film The Devils, releasing it theatrically for the first time following decades of effort to recover and reconstruct the controversial material.

Brazil launched Elas Exportam, a training program for women leaders in film and television companies seeking to expand into international markets, with the first cohort completing the course in November.