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Composer Michael Shapiro will conduct a newly written score for the 1931 Frankenstein alongside the film in London next month, with Boris Karloff’s daughter Sara appearing to discuss her father’s legacy.

Naima Mohamud’s comedy ‘Halima’ won Best Fiction at Finnish Film Affair, marking the first Finnish feature directed by a Black woman filmmaker.

Billy Lumby’s feature directorial debut “Florid” follows a young man navigating voices in his head while living in supported housing in East London, premiering at San Sebastian Film Festival.

Denmark selected May el-Toukhy’s Venice Golden Lion winner “Woman Unknown” as its official entry for the international feature film race at the Oscars.

A new film chronicles Catherine Corless’s investigation into the deaths of hundreds of children at an Irish mother and baby home, inspiring actor Liam Neeson to produce his first feature.

Cuba has selected “Malecón,” a film following a man returning to Havana after a decade in prison, as its official Oscar submission for Best International Feature Film.

Journalist Luke Dittrich’s article about Chris Hansen and To Catch a Predator, which examined a fatal incident during a Dateline NBC sting operation, has been adapted into the film Primetime, starring Robert Pattinson.

Ahadadream, a British-Pakistani dance music producer, has released his debut album P★KI, reclaiming a racial slur as an expression of pride while establishing himself as a key figure in the UK south Asian music scene.

Michael Kiwanuka, a British singer-songwriter, has disclosed that he suffered a stroke caused by high blood pressure, requiring extensive recovery and rehabilitation.

Louise Kennedy, author of the award-winning debut novel Trespasses, approaches her second novel Stations without concern for second-book syndrome, crediting her unconventional path to writing and life experiences.

The BBC has announced plans to revive Play School, the classic children’s programme that ended 38 years ago, as part of efforts to bolster quality children’s content in the digital era.

U2 announced their first new studio album in nearly a decade, titled Carnaval de Luz, arriving in November. The album features a duet between Bono and Dolly Parton, marking her final recording before her death in August.