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Angelique Jackson Emmy- and DGA award-winning actor and filmmaker Ben Stiller has signed with UTA for representation in all areas.The multi-hyphenate entertainer has earned nearly $3 billion at the box office thanks to major feature franchises such as “Meet the Parents” and “Night at the Museum,” the animated “Madagascar” films, plus hit comedies like “Zoolander,” “There’s Something About Mary” and “Tropic Thunder,” which he starred in, directed, co-wrote, and produced under his production company, Red Hour.

Steve Clarke From raging fires in North America to fatal floods in Germany and famine in Madagascar, the terrifying impact of man-made climate change is clear.Natural history films are big sellers in global TV markets. But now there appears to be a new willingness from TV types to put uncomfortable truths regarding environmental damage alongside feel-good shots of beautiful beasts and pristine landscapes.“Big-scale natural history shows have evolved radically in the past decade,” says BBC Studios Productions’ factual chief Tom McDonald.

EXCLUSIVE: Peacock is to launch a spin-off of Dreamworks’ animated series Dragons Rescue Riders.

Friends star David Schwimmer, 54, has broken his silence on rumours that he and his former Friends co-star Jennifer Aniston, 52, are dating.The pair played on-screen lovers Ross Geller and Rachel Green for a decade on the comedy sitcom, and fans have recently been sent wild over speculation that the couple are dating in real life, after the pair admitted that they had feelings for each other while filming the earlier seasons of the programme.Yesterday, an insider claimed that Jennifer and David had "grown close again" after the Friends reunion "stirred up feelings" between them.However, a representative for the Madagascar actor has since shot down the rumours, saying that there is "no truth" to any of the claims.Earlier in the year, the

Galway-born composer Amie Doherty has achieved an incredible milestone by becoming the first-ever woman to score a film for DreamWorks Animation Studio.

Terry Flores “The Boss Baby: Family Business” director Tom McGrath will be the keynote speaker at the 22nd VIEW Conference, which will be held from Oct. 17-22 in Turin, Italy.The DreamWorks Animation feature is the sixth film McGrath has made with the studio.

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Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May have been fronting The Grand Tour since 2016.The Amazon Prime show has seen the trio film from the likes of Cambodia and Vietnam, as well as Madagascar.However, the presenters are now having an "absolute nightmare" in organising their next big trip.The 61-year-old spoke out about their difficulties in his latest column, explaining how the initial plan was Australia.It comes as travel restrictions around the world continue to change frequently in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.Jeremy also shared his views on the likelihood of going abroad on holiday, after the UK's update this week.The ex Top Gear star said the moving siutation has wreaked havoc with plans for the motoring series."We are

Gallery: King of the Jungle! The best Madagascar characters ranked (BANG Showbiz)It read: "Eating vegan is the easiest and most effective way each of us can protect animals and our planet - just ask cast members Halle Bailey, a vegan, and marine life enthusiast Javier Bardem. " PETA hope the upcoming musical movie and its aquatic characters could help save the oceans by inspiring young cinema goers to get involved in marine conservation projects.

Carole Horst DreamWorks Animation comes to the Annecy Animation Festival again on a wave of success: last spring, despite the pandemic and theater closures, “Trolls World Tour” hit a limited number of venues but really hit big on-demand, while “Croods: A New Age” reaped pent-up demand at theaters in the fall and winter as venues opened around the world.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentSF Studios is joining forces with prolific Norwegian filmmaker Henrik M. Dahlsbakken (“Project Z,” “An Affair”) and the banner FilmBros on “Possession,” a horror film set during the Spanish flu in 1918.The film, which portrays the terrifying events following a pastor’s actions in a small Sami village, is being handled by REinvent International Sales and will be distributed in the Nordics by SF Studios.Exploring themes of faith and doubt amid a pandemic, “Possession” opens in 1918, as World War I is coming to an end and the Spanish flu is ravaging populations.

Chris Rock says, rubbing a lean jaw snowed with greying stubble, as his laptop camera switches on. With his thick-framed black glasses, the star behind the voice of Marty, the zebra in the Madagascar films, and best known here for blockbuster comedy specials like HBO’s Bring the Pain (1996) and Kill the Messenger (2008), Rock looks like a stylish middle-aged academic.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine David Schwimmer might be best-known as loveable Ross Gellar from Friends but the actor has built up an impressive career since appearing in the hit 90s show. MORE: David Schwimmer teases Friends reunion revealing Ellen DeGeneres is NOT hostingHe's also known and adored for his part as hapless giraffe in the Madagascar films as well as playing late defense lawyer in The People vs.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, is best known for presenting on motoring shows like Top Gear and The Grand Tour.

Carrie Symonds is returning to work after landing a high-ranking job at a famous animal charity, it has been reported.

Madagascar hissing cockroach “Keith” to commemorate the Rolling Stones rocker’s special day.Keith the Cockroach even got his own insect-sized guitar for his enclosure, thanks to Denver classic rock station 103.5 The Fox, which sponsored the adoption.The cockroach will permanently reside in an enclosure at the museum, which is located just 60 miles north of Richards’ home in Weston, and it will be cared for by staff at the museum, noting that “all of his rider demands will be met.”“It is said the only two things to survive a nuclear war would be cockroaches and Keith Richards,” the museum wrote in a press release.

The Grand Tour star Richard Hammond has said viewers of the show like to see him and his co-stars in “deeply uncomfortable” positions.The presenter, who turns 51 this week, made his comments ahead of the release of the much anticipated latest installment of the Amazon Prime series today.Richard and his co-hosts Jeremy Clarkson and James May head to Madagascar for The Grand Tour presents: A Massive Hunt.The father-of-two said the trip involved driving over the “roughest terrain” he had ever encountered, in order to make the entertainment programme.He said the roads were “hellish”.Although the cast had been warned about the very rough road that they were about to travel on, Richard admitted that it was worse than he had expected.He said: “It

Home Economics, from Michael Colton, John Aboud and Topher Grace, has been handed a series order at ABC.

The Grand Tour special was put on hold due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, but will finally be available to watch on Amazon Prime later this month.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, recently announced the return of the highly-anticipated series of The Grand Tour which returns this month.The former Top Gear presenter will be joined by his co-hosts Richard Hammond, 50, and James May, 57, for the Madagascar special.The car-enthusiast has opened up about filming the latest series abroad and admitted it was the "toughest" yet.Jeremy has since spoken out about a tragic moment behind the scenes as the presenter detailed a discovery.It comes after he explained that the Grand Tour stars had decided to go snorkelling on the French island of Réunion.But unknown to the trio, a British tourist had suffered a severe shark attack which proved to be fatal.Writing in his latest column, Jeremy explained: "We began

EXCLUSIVE: The Grand Tour showrunner Andy Wilman has revealed how Amazon’s motoring show stayed on the road during the coronavirus pandemic — despite having to cancel a major shoot in Russia and falling ill with the disease himself.