‘A Plague Tale: Innocence’ on PS5 headlines July PlayStation Plus lineup

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefParamount Plus, the subscription VOD service backed by ViacomCBS, is accelerating its international rollout and aims to be available in 45 territories by the end of next year. It expects to export a strong position on production sector diversity alongside movies and series,“One of the policies I am most proud of started in the U.K., and now is a global policy, is our ‘no diversity, no commission’ production policy.

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Celtic fans are anxiously waiting for more signings with their Champions League qualifier against FC Midtjylland just one week away. Israeli winger Liel Abada is the latest to be linked and the Maccabi Petah Tikva is valued at around £3.5m.

The movie A Quiet Place Part II is now available to watch at home… for free!

Paramount’s A Quiet Place Part II is available to stream now on Paramount+, the streaming service said today.

Barbara Bush--with the exception of Melania Trump--has stopped by Sesame Street, and now, it’s  Jill Biden’s turn. In an effort to build on her agenda of supporting military families, Dr.

Stagecoach has announced its 2022 lineup and it includes some of the biggest names in country music. Carrie Underwood, Thomas Rhett and Luke Combs are just some of the stars heading out to the California desert next April.

Fortnite later this week, as the latest edition to the Icon Series.Joining the likes of Travis Scott and Marshmello, the former Olympic gold medalist and NBA MVP award winner comes with three possible outfits.There is the imaginatively titled LeBron James Outfit. According to Epic Games, it “blends the best of LeBron’s on-court and pre-game persona”.

Jennifer Lopez is putting her own happiness ahead of everything else. The singer and actress, who recently debuted her latest collaboration "Cambia El Paso" with Rauw Alejandro, said as much in a recent interview with Apple Music 1, explaining she came to terms with herself that she was "good" on her own.

Leena Tailor Having known Britney Spears for more than 20 years, and witnessed an at-times worrying team grow around her, 98 Degrees member Jeff Timmons is showing support for his friend amid her conservatorship battle by hosting ‘Free Britney Radio,’ a pop-up radio station which will take over stations in more than 50 markets — including San Francisco, Chicago and Atlanta — on July 14.Timmons teamed up with audio production company Benztown for the “day of solidarity,” as the program is billed to potential syndicators.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorDisney will raise the monthly and annual fees for ESPN Plus, one of three different subscription-based streaming services it operates in the U.S., in a maneuver that signals how much the media industry is starting to depend on those direct-to-consumer outlets for new revenue.Starting on Aug. 13, the price of an ESPN Plus subscription will rise to $6.99 a month and $69.99 a year, up from $5.99 a month and $59.99 per year.

In an effort to combat an increasing number of Delta variant Covid cases, France is set to introduce tighter restrictions affecting cultural activities beginning July 21. From that date, it will become mandatory for those over 12-years-old to show the official EU Digital Covid Certificate (or “health pass”) to access all cultural and leisure venues where more than 50 people are gathered. This will include cinemas, live theater, amusement parks, concerts and festivals, French president Emmanuel Macron announced in an address to the nation this evening.

Antonio Ferme editorMTV Documentary Films has set set July 30 as the theatrical release date for “Sabaya.”The documentary that generated strong reviews at Sundance this year follows the sexual exploitation of women in the Kurdish religious minority group of Yazidi. The title refers to the term used for individuals who are abducted and forced into sexual slavery.

Jamie Lynn Spears is ready to tell her truth! Britney Spears’ sister has announced the upcoming release of her ‘unfiltered’ memoir, promising to tell her side of the story.The actress has decided to write a series of untold family stories and secrets, following the amount of responses she received after the singer’s controversial hearing and the scandalous statements involving her family.And although a lot of details are still under wraps, fans of the singer have spotted the title online I Must Confess: Family, Fame, and Figuring It Out.New information about the unreleased book was also found on Barnes & Noble‘s website, being described as an “intimate memoir” written by “actress and singer Jamie Lynn Spears,” in which she tells her

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CBS has revealed premiere dates for a slew of new and returning series, including the debuts of three franchise newcomers — NCIS: Hawai’i, FBI: International and CSI: Vegas — along with Ghosts and The Activist.

sexually assaulted had a "huge impact" on her life and wellbeing and how it has turned the world into a "scary place".The youngster, whose name can't be disclosed for legal reasons, has stated how the attack by vile Jason Cooper saw her turn from being the "happiest girl to the most miserable".Cooper was sentenced to a 15 month jail term in court on July 12.The 27-year-old denied the charge against him of sexual assault on April 12, 2020 but was convicted after a trial was held at Caernarfon Crown Court, Wales.North Wales Live have reported that a victim statement read out to the court by prosecutor Anna Hope on behalf of the traumatised teenager states: "The incident had a huge impact on me and my life...prior to the incident I was a

Jamie Lang Chile’s Chilemonos International Animation Festival, the country’s largest event dedicated to celebrating its rapidly expanding animation scene, kicked off its second entirely online edition last week, and will run through July 25.2021 is a milestone year for the festival, marking a decade since its inaugural edition. Since then, the festival has grown exponentially and become the only Academy Award qualifying event for animated shorts in Latin America.

coronavirus lockdown restrictions across England will go ahead on July 19.The move means that all social distancing rules and limits on social contact will be removed, paving the way for festivals and indoor concerts to go ahead and for nightclubs to reopen.As part of the move, businesses and large events organisers will be encouraged to use so-called “COVID passports” – proof of double-vaccination, negative test or recovery from coronavirus – in “high-risk” settings in order to limit the spread of infections in venues.Prime Minister Boris Johnson also today (July 12) encouraged businesses to use the NHS app or an emailed test result as a guidance for entry.The move has been welcomed across the music industry.