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Keren Shahar has been appointed as the new CEO of Keshet International (KI), replacing Alon Shtruzman whose departure after a decade at the company was announced last month.

Lego Masters producer Tuesday’s Child has acquired a controlling stake in compatriot British indie Interstellar.

K.J. Yossman Keshet International (KI) CEO Alon Shtruzman is stepping down from the company at the end of the year, he confirmed today. KI is the content production and distribution arm of Israel-based Keshet Media Group (KMG). The company first attracted international attention with its drama series “Prisoners of War,” which was adapted by Showtime to become the hit show “Homeland,” before cementing its presence in 2012 as KI. Shtruzman has been with the company since 2012 and it is under his watch that KI established a global distribution and production infrastructure that has seen its shows, including “Suspicion,” “A Small Light” and “LA Brea,” picked up by networks from HBO and BBC to Netflix and Disney+.

EXCLUSIVE: Keshet Productions’ rebranded UK non-scripted arm Interstellar has picked up an ITV pilot commission for a celebrity dance format.

EXCLUSIVE: Keshet, the Israeli media company, is shaking up its UK non-scripted business.

The Cabins which is to launch on ITV 2 on January 4 will see a whole host of singletons hoping to find a romantic partner.One of those on the search for love is sales executive Robyn Darbyshire, who has a strict set of rules when it comes to dating.The 26-year-old who has said her ideal date would be at Chelsea FC's grounds has previously appeared on an ITV dating show and came out with some unforgettable one-liners.Robyn, from Doncaster, South Yorkshire, shared that while she can't date men who are the same height as her or smaller, she will occasionally make exceptions.While hoping to find Mr Right on Singletown in September 2019, Robyn shared some of her life rules with her date Rob, who hadn't dated for four years.After discovering that

HBO Max series premiering Thursday that originally aired on the UK’s ITV2.The show follows five British couples who are at a crossroads in their relationships.

Telly star Emily Atack is ­celebrating a couple of huge career breakthroughs.

Will Thorne Staff WriterHBO Max is expanding its slate of international series.The WarnerMedia platform has acquired the U.S. streaming rights to four shows, namely Italy’s critically-acclaimed crimes series “Gomorrah,”  Spanish drama “Veneno,” about a transgender TV personality, and two U.K.

Emily Atack has been viewed as every inch the blonde bombshell ever since she first hit TV screens, when she appeared as Charlotte "Big Jugs" Hinchcliffe on the Inbetweeners.

Manori Ravindran International EditorNorway is now entering “Singletown.”Discovery Networks has commissioned Banijay Group-owned Nordisk Film TV Norway for a local adaptation of the ITV2 stripped reality show, sold globally by Keshet International. The show will launch on VOD platform Dplay.Produced originally by Keshet Productions, “Singletown” sees five couples press pause on their relationships and spend one summer living their best single lives in the city.