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A mum who put her severe headaches down to stress following a devastating fire at her farm was shocked to discover they were caused by a brain tumour.

SXSW on Monday said that Matthew Shear’s Fantasy Life, Ben Affleck and Jon Bernthal’s reteam The Accountant 2 and Paige Bethmann’s documentary Remaining Native were among the big winners of the 32nd annual festival’s Audience Awards.

Matt Minton mminton@variety.com Loam Entertainment has ordered a greenlight for the independent comedy “Bad Counselors,” fully financing and producing the project with Zero Gravity, as exclusively learned by Variety. The log-line for “Bad Counselors” is described as a “fish-out-of-water comedy [following] two partying fraternity brothers who pose as middle-school camp counselors to work off community service and salvage their senior year.” The film is helmed by director Chris Dowling, who has previous credits on “Where Hope Grows,” “Blue Miracle,” “Run the Face” and “Priceless.” Loam Entertainment was recently launched by its national radio network parent company, Loam Media, while Zero Gravity has been behind the four-time Emmy winning “Ozark” and box office success “The Accountant,” which has a sequel coming out later this year.

EXCLUSIVE: ITV is among the first buyers to swoop for Mark Williams crime drama Safe Harbor here at the London TV Screenings.

Scots ace Stephen Maguire is back in the big time - and aiming for a first ranking title in five years.

Despite disappointment in his first two tournaments of the year, Scots snooker hero John Higgins has climbed in the rankings.

The 2025 Grammy Awards are airing tonight (Sunday, February 2)!

Mark Allen surged into the second round of the Masters, and then revealed the big changes he's made to his game working with Lee Walker.

Mark Williams has said the run of the ball cost him his place in the Masters as the Welshman was defeated by Ding Junhui.

Scots snooker star John Higgins believes the clock is ticking for the Class of 92.

The One Show's host, Alex Jones, has revealed a major first for the BBC series set to happen in 2025. During Monday evening's episode, Alex and her co-host Lauren Laverne took a moment to share some news with their viewers. "Of course, we do love hearing from you," she began.

Katcy Stephan Director S.K. Dale has signed with Gersh in all areas. The Melbourne, Australia-based director first made a splash in the Los Angeles filmmaking scene with his award-winning horror short, 2018’s “The Coatmaker.” The short follows a tailor who closes up shop for the night and quickly discovers that he is not alone.

EXCLUSIVE: The first trailer for European crime drama Safe Harbor is here and it delivers on writer and showrunner Mark Williams aim to ensure viewers get a bang for their buck. “It was important that I blow stuff up because I just like doing that, and also to make sure that stakes are high enough that it feels elevated,” the Ozark co-creator tells Deadline of his new show.

John Higgins’ memory bank is a little hazy when it comes to his maiden UK Championship triumph.

The Fast Show are heading out on tour in 2025 – check out the full list of dates and get tickets below.The stars of the show – Charlie Higson, Paul Whitehouse Simon Day, John Thomson, Arabella Weir and Mark Williams – will reunite for autumn shows next year celebrating the 30th anniversary of the show first airing.The show will be a continuation of the tour that took place earlier this year (as per Stereoboard), and will see the comedians open up about the series and how they made it.The tour will stop at destinations including Cambridge, Portsmouth, Swansea, Hull, Edinburgh, Bradford, Blackpool, Manchester, Birmingham, Bath, Plymouth, Southend and London.Tickets for the show go on general sale at 10am on November 21 and can be purchased here.The dates of the show are:November 20253 – Cambridge, Corn exchange4 – Portsmouth, Guildhall5 – Swansea, Swansea Arena7 – Hull, Connexin Live8 – Edinburgh, Usher Hall10 – Bradford, St Georges Hall11 – Blackpool, Opera House12 – Manchester, O2 Apollo13 – Birmingham, Symphony Hall14 – Bath, Forum15 – Plymouth, Pavilions17, Southend, Cliffs Pavilion18 – London, Palladium 19 – London, PalladiumBack in January, it was first announced that the cast of the show would be reuniting for a live tour to celebrate the sketch show’s 30th anniversary.In a statement at the time, the show’s promoters said: “Fans of the iconic TV programme The Fast Show are in for a real treat as the original cast members – Simon Day, Charlie Higson, John Thomson, Paul Whitehouse, Mark Williams and Arabella Weir – bring their comedic genius to theatres across the country this spring.“This celebratory live tour will be a huge treat for fans of the multi-award winning quick-fire TV sketch show and provide a real

The nominations for the 2025 Grammy Awards have been announced!

Annika Pham One of the highlights of Mipcom premiere screenings on Oct. 21, the buzzy international action thriller “Safe Harbor” repped by Eccho Rights, gathered in Cannes its starry creative team: Showrunner and “Ozark” co-creator Mark Williams, actors Colm Meaney (“Gangs of London,” “The Patriarch”) Alfie Allen (“Game of Thrones”) and Martijn Lakemeier (“Maxima”, “Marie-Antoinette”).

EXCLUSIVE: Adam Barth has left his role as Director of Co-Productions, Development and Acquisitions at European distributor Eccho Rights and its parent Night Train Media.

Daniel Kaluuya will be honoured with a statue in his hometown of London in recognition of his breakout film role in 2017’s Get Out. The Oscar-winning actor was chosen to be immortalised in a statue in a poll of 5,000 British film fans as the person they most wanted to see as part of the Scenes in the Square trail in Leicester Square.

Alex Ritman Daniel Kaluuya will be honored with a statue in his home city of London celebrating the actor’s breakout role in 2017 hit “Get Out.” The Oscar-winning star, now considered one of the U.K.’s finest on-screen talents, was chosen from a poll of 5,000 British film fans as the actor people would most like to see as part of the “Scenes in the Square” trail in Leicester Square, landing one fifth of the vote. His statue — depicting the famed ‘Sunken Place’ scene in “Get Out” in which Kaluuya’s character falls into a hypnosis-induced suppressed metaphysical abyss — will be unveiled in October.

The best in country music was celebrated at the 2024 People’s Choice Country Awards!