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If you look at the previous two films from director Ali Abbasi, “Border” and “Shelley,” you are probably taken aback by the visual style and unique storytelling used by the filmmaker. And you probably wouldn’t assume that his next film would be a David Fincher-esque serial killer thriller.

Cameron Diaz looked radiant in a black dress with a chunky gold necklace this weekend.This 50-year-old Mask actress stopped by Jimmy Fallon's The Tonight Show where they swapped stories. The comedian shared that he was stuck in Gwyneth Paltrow’s bathtub because Cameron was late to her surprise birthday party. And she also said that her friends have called her 'nurturing' after welcoming daughter Raddix she has with Benji Madden.This comes after Jann Wenner hinted strongly in his new book Like A Rolling Stone that she told a researcher to 'die of cancer.' Siren at work: Cameron Diaz looked radiant in a black dress with a chunky gold necklace this weekendCameron giggled her way through the interview, often appearing flirty and playful.Diaz also talked about coming out of retirement to be in Back in Action with Jamie Foxx.

EXCLUSIVE: House Of The Dragon star Emma D’Arcy, Industry actor Harry Lawtey and Willow star Ellie Bamber have joined Maxine Peake (The Village), Oscar nominee Ciaran Hinds (Belfast) and Jason Isaacs (The Death Of Stalin) in feature thriller Anna (formerly known as Mother Russia).

BBC was once forced to apologise for sparking an online storm on Twitter that the Queen had died. Rogue tweets were sent out during a corporation dress rehearsal for reporting the death of the Monarch back in 2015.One tweet stated: “Queen Elizabrth [sic] has died.”Buckingham Palace was even forced to issue a statement to reassure the public that the Queen was alive and in good health.The shocking incident occurred during a dress rehearsal for broadcasting the Queen's obituary which BBC bosses had allegedly asked staff to keep off social media.

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The Las Vegas police have searched the residence of a local politician in connection to the murder of an investigative journalist.

serial killers.Netflix released its latest series on Wednesday September 7 in the form of Indian Predator: Diary of a Serial Killer.It gives an inside account into the murderer Raja Kolander who is in prison after killing a journalist.Included in the three episodes is an exclusive interview with a visibly aged Kolander, who protests his innocence and claims in the documentary that he was beaten up and forced to sign a confession.But diaries that police found were enough to convict him.This is the second series of Indian Predator, coming only months after the release of the first season, titled The Butcher of Delhi.The second series delves into the alleged gory exploits of Raja Kolander, a serial killer who had been using the alias Ram Niranjan.The Netflix synopsis states: "When a young, well-loved journalist goes missing in Allahabad, the entire community comes together to unearth the truth.“In the process they find an unlikely suspect — a small-time local politician’s husband.“Just when the police think the case is closed, they find a diary that has a list of 13 names along with that of the dead journalist."Raja Kolander, the husband of a local politician, was suspected of murdering a journalist in 2001.The body of Dhirendra Singh, a reporter with a Hindi daily newspaper called Aaj, was discovered cut into pieces and dumped in a river and a jungle.Phone tracking carried out by police led them to suspect Kolander of the brutal attack.During the investigation into his killing, officers discovered, after unearthing Kolander’s diary, that Singh was likely not his only victim.During Kolander’s trial, the 60-year-old admitted to practising cannibalism and burying 14 skulls in his home.He is said to have been part of a looting

The journalist who has been reporting on the R Kelly sexual abuse allegations since 2000, Jim DeRogatis, filed a motion yesterday seeking to quash a subpoena from the defence in the musician’s current trial that orders him to testify.It was Chicago-based DeRogatis who, in the early 2000s, was sent a copy of the tape that seemed to show Kelly sexually abusing a fourteen year old girl, named as ‘Jane’ in the current trial. At that point the journalist had already reported on allegations that Kelly was using his fame to meet and sexually abuse underage girls.DeRogatis handed the tape over to Chicago police instigating the first criminal investigation into Kelly’s alleged abuse of women and teenagers.

K.J. Yossman BBC journalist Clive Myrie has called on whoever is appointed the new secretary of state for culture under Liz Truss to “make a renewed commitment to quality public service broadcasting, at the BBC and Channel 4.” Truss was appointed Prime Minister earlier today, replacing Boris Johnson. She is expected to appoint a new cabinet, including a new secretary of state for the department of culture, sport and media, who will take over from incumbent minister Nadine Dorries. Delivering the Royal Television Society’s Steve Hewlett Memorial Lecture at the University of Westminster on Monday evening, Myrie also championed the BBC’s commitment to impartiality, in comments that could potentially be interpreted as a rebuttal to his former colleague Emily Maitlis’s Edinburgh TV Festival lecture two weeks ago.

This cat is mad as heck and not going to take it anymore.

Savannah Guthrie is remembering the son of one of her NBC News colleagues.

Tragic Granada Reports journalist Teresa McMahon was "a vulnerable individual locked in a coercive and controlling relationship," described as "toxic" a second pre-inquest review into her death has revealed.

Nicola Sturgeon has condemned the abuse aimed at a BBC journalist before a Tory hustings in Perth as "disgraceful".

John le Carré and Seamus Heaney, before becoming a full-time author and film-maker. After several lean years, his first success as an independent producer and screenwriter was with Murder By the Book (1991), which won the American ACE award for the best international film on cable television. But by 1993 he again found himself in low water.

A journalist has described the shocking moment an 'aggressive drunk' hurled vile homophobic abuse at him and a friend then shoved him into the side of a taxi.

Russian journalist Marina Ovsyannikova, who became a symbol of fearless dissent when she interrupted a live TV broadcast in March to protest her country’s invasion of Ukraine, has been placed under house arrest in Moscow pending a trial related to a fresh anti-war protest in July.

Having moved from Korea to the San Fransico neighborhood of Chinatown in the 1960s as the only Korean kid in the community with no English communication skills, Chol Soo Lee found himself known as an “at-risk youth.” A decade later, the 20-something immigrant was racially profiled and convicted of the murder of local gang member Yip Yee Tak.  READ MORE: ‘Free Chol Soo Lee’ Review: An Unflinching Portrait Of The Trauma Inflicted On An Innocent Man [Sundance] While Lee maintained his innocence, being convicted of first-degree murder landed him in one of California’s most dangerous and violent facilities for life.

Longtime ESPN journalist M.A. Voepel has come out as transgender.

Indonesia, when he saw a man relieving himself on his property and summarily rebuked him for his obscene actions, police said.The authorities said that the perpetrator "did not accept being reprimanded by the victim when he urinated on the victim’s lawn" and went to get his father and a friend before returning to Pangaribuan's home and beating him to death in the early hours of Tuesday, July 19. READ MORE: 21 people killed after drinking spiked alcohol in state where booze is illegalThe victim suffered lacerations to the left side of his head and under his eyes and left ear, according to local news outlets.

NBC News feted Pete Williams with a send off at Cosmos Club in Washington as the longtime Supreme Court and Justice Department correspondent prepares to retire at the end of the month.

Deadline has hired former Business Insider Entertainment Reporter Zac Ntim as International Film Reporter, based in London.