Remark: Last News

EXCLUSIVE: “There were many things that we knew would happen, many things – I’m not going to say I told you so,” Kamala Harris declared this week in her strongest swipe at Donald Trump since leaving office.

GB News viewers had their broadcast interrupted by a breaking news update that left its presenters livid.

Channing Tatum is at CinemaCon 2025!

Naman Ramachandran Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has doubled down on the government’s commitment to implement local content quotas for streaming platforms, despite mounting pressure from the U.S. amid escalating trade tensions. “We strongly support local content in streaming services so Australian stories stay on Australian screens,” Albanese said on Thursday.

John Oliver could find himself in the middle of a legal sh*t show if a health care executive takes the HBO host to trial for defamation.

Lena Dunham stepped out to protest at the Trans Day of Visibility rally held on the National Mall on Monday (March 31) in Washington, DC.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor American actor, director and producer Robin Wright is to receive the Crystal Nymph Award during the closing ceremony of the 64th edition of the Monte-Carlo Television Festival, which will take place on June 17 at the Grimaldi Forum. The award, delivered in the presence of Prince Albert II of Monaco, honors “an individual from the television world for their exceptional career and lasting impact on the industry,” the festival said.

Amber Ruffin appeared on Late Night with Seth Meyers to mock the reason given by the White House Correspondents’ Association for dropping her from their upcoming dinner on April 26.

Kanye West has appeared in a new interview wearing a KKK outfit, claiming he “didn’t want to have kids” with Kim Kardashian.The rapper took part in an interview with DJ Akademiks, which was shared on YouTube yesterday (March 30).In the hour-long footage, the disgraced rapper was seen opening the door wearing a black t-shirt and a bejewelled swastika necklace, before inviting the interviewer and his cameraperson in and changing into a black outfit reminiscent of KKK attire.It follows a string of highly controversial posts Ye has been making on X/Twitter recently, which have seen him take back his apology to the Jewish community for his past anti-Semitic remarks and go on to declare himself “a Nazi”.The interview sees him reiterate remarks such as these, as well as make controversial statements about Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, reflect on his offensive comments about Jay-Z and Beyoncé’s children, and more.In one part of the interview, Ye also talks about his previous relationship with business mogul and reality television star Kim Kardashian – stating that he did not want to have children with her.The two share four children – North who is aged 11, Saint (9), Chicago (7) and Saint (5). They were married between 2014 and 2022, and each was given joint custody of the children in the divorce.“That was my fault,” Ye said.

Adolescence still has us reeling…so much so, that we're dying to know if Adolescence season 2 is happening or not.The is, undoubtedly, one of the most remarkable shows of the year, if not of the decade. Co-created by Stephen Graham and Jack Thorne, the show's four, ultra intense single-shot episodes shone the light on the growing misogynistic subcultures that have wormed their way into children's lives through their screens.

BBC Look East's beloved weather presenter, Julie Reinger, is set to bid farewell to the corporation after a remarkable 30-year tenure. Having joined the BBC family in 1992, Reinger will mark her final day on air this Friday, expressing that it feels like the "right time to go". The Oxfordshire-born broadcaster kick-started her career as a newsroom assistant at BBC Radio Nottingham before spending an impressive 26 years presenting for BBC Look East.

The flurry of discounts in Amazon's Spring Sale continues to fall in and it seems this week is the time to upgrade your kitchen appliances, makeup stash or sought-after tech.

Gwyneth Paltrow‘s comments about intimacy coordinators on set, where she said she felt “stifled” by the presence of one, have been criticised by experts.Caroline Hollick, a former drama boss at Channel 4, described her remarks about intimacy coordinators as “irresponsible”. Hollick, who now works for Peter Chernin’s North Road as senior VP of international production and development, said at drama festival Series Mania Tuesday that the actor’s comments were “quite an irresponsible thing to say.”Paltrow made the remarks while speaking to Vanity Fair about her sex scenes with Timothée Chalamet in Josh Safdie’s Marty Supreme, the follow-up to the cult 2019 hit Uncut Gems. She said she felt “very stifled” by the presence of an intimacy coordinator.

Composer Robin White has died aged 73, with his website confirming the news. He worked on a variety of BBC projects and had a long career, which included featuring in EastEnders.The news of his passing was confirmed on his website, where fans are now greeted with the tribute: "Robin White died in March 2025.This site will stay up as a memorial to this remarkable man." A moving homage on X, the platform previously known as Twitter, celebrated Robin's achievements.

Ex-Channel 4 drama chief Caroline Hollick has called Gwyneth Paltrow “irresponsible” for her headline-grabbing remarks about intimacy coordinators.

Naman Ramachandran Hit Netflix drama “Adolescence” has shattered a significant barrier in the U.K. television landscape, becoming the first streaming show to claim the top spot in the country’s weekly TV ratings. The critically acclaimed series outperformed traditional broadcast heavyweights including BBC’s “The Apprentice” and “Death in Paradise,” according to official data released by U.K.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor Caroline Hollick, a former drama boss at Channel 4, has described Gwyneth Paltrow’s remarks about intimacy coordinators as “irresponsible.” The actor spoke recently about her sex scenes with Timothée Chalamet in Josh Safdie’s “Marty Supreme,” and said she felt “very stifled” by the presence of an intimacy coordinator. “We said, ‘I think we’re good.

Jamie Lang Australian audiences are about to have their trivia skills put to the test with ABC set to premiere “Claire Hooper’s House of Games,” a new quiz show hosted by Australian comedian Claire Hooper. The series will debut on April 21 on ABC TV and ABC iview. Adapted from the U.K.’s “Richard Osman’s House of Games,” a format created by Banijay UK label Remarkable Television, the show invites four celebrity contestants each week to compete in a mix of puzzles, riddles and brain teasers.

Jamie Lang Spanish content distributor Onza Distribution has named Erika Gómez as its new head of sales. Gómez, who has been with the company for three years as a sales manager, steps into her new role just in time for Series Mania, one of Europe’s premier audiovisual markets. Gómez joined Onza in 2022, overseeing sales in Asia, the Nordic countries, Benelux, the Middle East and Africa (MEA), in-flight entertainment (IFE) and educational markets.

Conan O’Brien is accepting a big honor, although it comes amid controversy.

Kevin McCloud's journey with Grand Designs is a true underdog story, as producers initially doubted he was the right fit for the show. When Grand Designs was first proposed to Talkback Thames in the late 90s, Channel 4 bosses were sceptical about Kevin's presenting chops.