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Pierce Brosnan joyfully posted to Instagram on Thursday to announce the birth last weekend of his fourth grandchild.'Jaxxon Elijah Brosnan, born 3:06pm 11/12/22… all good blessings to you my dearest grandson, welcome,' he wrote alongside two heart-melting snaps of the newborn.The baby's parents are Pierce's son Sean Brosnan and daughter-in-law Sanja Banic, who also have a seven-year-old daughter called Marley. 'Peace be with you': Pierce Brosnan joyfully posted to Instagram on Thursday to announce the birth last weekend of his fourth grandchild'Congratulations my darling Sean, Sanja and Marley,' the James Bond icon wrote in his Instagram birth announcement.

When Croatian-born TV exec Sanja Božić-Ljubičić set out to establish a television market in her corner of the world a decade ago, she had always felt the Baltics had been overlooked on the global content map. 

Heading into its tenth edition next month, NEM Dubrovnik 2023 looks set to be its biggest event yet. Taking place from June 5-8 at the Dubrovnik Palace Hotel, the annual TV market will feature 11 keynote speakers as part of the program this year. They include: All3Media International CEO Louise Pedersen; SkyShowtime CEO Monty Sarhan; Sony Pictures Television’s EVP of Distribution and Networks EMEA Mark Young; and United Group CEO Victoriya Boklag. 

James Bond star Pierce Brosnan could scarcely conceal his happiness when he revealed jubilantly to the world that his son Sean and his wife Sanja have welcomed a little boy.The ecstatic grandfather, who is best known for starring in four James Bond movies, including Tomorrow Never Dies, wished baby Jaxxon heartfelt "blessings"."Jaxxon Elijah Brosnan, born 3:06pm 11/12/22… all good blessings to you my dearest grandson, welcome," he captioned the cute photo."Congratulations my darling Sean, Sanja and Marley. Peace be with you," he added, name-checking the pair's seven-year-old daughter.Besides the latest arrival, little Marley May is Sean and Sanja's first child, whom Pierce has stated is an "utter joy" to be around.He also has two older grandchildren - Isabella, 24, and Lucas, 17 - who were born to his late adopted daughter Charlotte.Though they are not technically his blood relations, he loves them dearly too.Tragically, Charlotte died of ovarian cancer, just as his former wife Cassandra Harris did, despite there being no genetic link between the two - and heartbroken Pierce watched his beloved wife go through eight rounds of gruelling chemotherapy.However, he feels fortunate to have been left with memories of the two important women in his life via their surviving offspring, and has always been open about how much he appreciates the links with the youngsters."It’s just such a joy to be a grandparent … there is just something intoxicating about it and beautiful,” he exclaimed on the Live With Kelly and Ryan Show.“There is something very special about it.

David Beckham has taken his children skiing whilst Victoria is at London Fashion Week, and the Beckham clan look to be having a fabulous time on the slopes!READ: I tried Victoria Beckham's go-to beauty products - this is what's actually worth itThe former Manchester United footballer has shared lots of pictures of his trip, including this majorly cute snap of Harper wearing a ski jacket, with cream from her hot chocolate on her nose. Aww!WATCH: Victoria Beckham and Harper Seven enjoy a girls night in Miami - detailsThe ten-year-old was seen wearing a very extra ski jacket, and we've tracked it down.

Prince Harry has been open about combining alternative therapies with traditional medicine to help deal with his mental health problems.The 36-year-old has revealed that he uses EMDR or ‘tapping’ methods to address his energy balance and begin to alleviate his symptoms, and treat his PTSD diagnosis. Sanja Oakley leads a session with him on camera for his new AppleTV series, The Me You Can’t See.

Christopher Vourlias The coronavirus pandemic might have offered an unexpected and unwelcome jolt to the movie business in Southeast Europe, but it’s just the latest in a series of disruptions to the industry whose impact will be felt for years to come.Post-COVID planning, emerging VOD platforms, and the global rethink on theatrical release windows were among the topics discussed during “Supply Chain Interrupted: A Regional Perspective,” a panel hosted as part of the Sarajevo Film Festival’s CineLink Talks discussion series.Moderated by Cinelink industry head Jovan Marjanović, it included Igor Stanković, CEO of MCF MegaCom Film, a Belgrade-based distributor and festival organizer; Sanja Božić-Ljubičić, CEO of Pickbox, an SVOD service in