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Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor Jorge Ramos may be exiting Univision, but the popular veteran of Spanish-language news doesn’t want to leave the media industry behind. Ramos, who on Monday announced he was planning to leave his posts at Univision‘s “Noticero Univision” and “Il Punto” following the 2024 presidential election, has selected CAA to represent him in the next phase of his career. “This is not a farewell,” he said in a statement Monday.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter Jon Bernthal and Pablo Schreiber have joined the limited series adaptation of the Alice Feeney novel “His & Hers” at Netflix, Variety has learned. The series was first announced in July with Tessa Thompson set for a lead role. Netflix has ordered six episodes.

The cost of living has been blamed for a surge in reports of shoplifting across Falkirk last year.

Prince Harry has opened up about the terse eight-word response he gave to King Charles upon being informed that Meghan Markle was not to accompany him to visit Queen Elizabeth II.

Diego Ramos Bechara editor Colin Callender’s Playground Productions will adapt Georges Simenon’s best-selling detective novels “Maigret” into a television series set to air in the U.S. on PBS under the “Masterpiece” banner.

Actress Gemma Arterton has recounted a distressing experience on set that left her co-star deeply embarrassed.

Fremantle is moving its North America scripted business under Christian Vesper, the CEO of global drama and film, who will now up all drama and film operations for Fremantle across both the U.S. and Europe. As part of the shift, Dante Di Loreto — who served as Fremantle’s North America president of scripted entertainment since 2017 and helped built the banner’s drama slate (including the award-winning Showtime series “Fellow Travelers”) — will transition to a producer deal with Fremantle.

King Charles is reportedly fearful of being 'overshadowed' by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, insiders have claimed.

The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power is streaming well, according to Amazon!

Emmerdale is currently in the throes of a gripping storyline as a fire breaks out in a barn on Moira Dingle's farm. The farmer, disoriented, inadvertently spills tractor fuel on the barn floor while being goaded by the smug Ruby Fox-Miligan (Beth Cordingly).

A paedophile targeting children online has been jailed following an intelligence-led operation by police into online child sexual abuse and exploitation.

Rebecca Rubin Senior Film and Media Reporter Alamo Drafthouse is dedicating its newly renovated downtown Brooklyn theater to Spike Lee. The director, who is synonymous with all things New York, will be honored on Sept. 12 with a ceremony and screening of his semi-autobiograpical 1994 film “Crooklyn.” Lee will also participate in a live Q&A.

Police are searching for a convict who is believed to have connections to Edinburgh.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are apparently gearing up for what's being branded as another 'faux royal' tour, hot on the heels of their visits to Colombia and their earlier trip to Nigeria this year. Described by some as a 'quasi-royal tour,' a source told Hello!: "That's his world; that's what he's used to." The publication reports that the sights are now set on Lesotho and Botswana, regions linked with Harry's charity work with Sentebale.The last sighting of the Duke in these areas dates back to 2019.Their recent Colombian adventure in August caused quite a stir when fiscal eyebrows raised over the hefty £1.5 million (8 billion pesos) security bill reported by local media, reports the Express.

Jeremy Kyle has opened up about the immense strain the inquest into Steve Dymond's death has placed on him and his loved ones.The 59 year old TV host was mired in scandal when Steve, 63, was found deceased after featuring on Kyle's contentious ITV programme in 2019, leading to the cancellation and removal of The Jeremy Kyle Show from the network.The inquest delved into whether Steve's passing was connected to his appearance on the show, where reports suggested he underwent a lie detector test before his death. However, the court determined there was no link between his death and the show.

Richie Myler, Helen Skelton's ex-husband and former Leeds Rhinos star, is celebrating the birth of his second child with partner Stephanie Thirkill.

Good Omens has been suspended following sex assault allegations towards creator Neil Gaiman.The Amazon Prime Video fantasy-comedy series – based on the book by Gaiman and Terry Pratchett – follows Michael Sheen’s angel Aziraphale and David Tennant’s demon Crowley. The new season was due to begin shooting in Scotland but it has now been paused, reports Variety.It was renewed for a final season in December 2023.The suspension comes after Gaiman was accused of sexual assault by two women in July, claims the writer has strongly denied.According to an article and podcast by Tortoise, Gaiman was reported to be the subject of a police investigation in New Zealand.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter Rachel Sennott‘s untitled comedy has been picked up to series at HBO, Variety has learned. The show was ordered to pilot at the premium cabler back in March.

A camper went through the ultimate horror camping story when they felt something creeping inside their sleeping bag, only for a shocking surprise after turning on the light. A National Park adventure left the visitor truly spooked after they woke to find their tent engulfed by hoards of dangling bugs hanging in a horror move-like scene.

Rebecca Rubin Senior Film and Media Reporter Jake Gyllenhaal‘s company Nine Stories Productions has hired Josh McLaughlin as its new president. In his new role, McLaughlin will work alongside Gyllenhaal to develop a slate of projects.

new interview with NBC News that it is locked in for April 2025.The now notorious festival went viral in 2017 for promising a luxury festival experience on a private island in the Bahamas, only for it to unfold as a logistical nightmare with accommodation, food and water issues.The festival received renewed publicity when Netflix dropped its hit documentary Fyre.The defining moment of the tell-all doc came when event producer King recalled how he was prepared to give oral sex to a customs official in exchange for allowing Evian water onto the island.King, who lost $1million (£765,250 in the original festival), has now spoken out about his doubts about Fyre’s planned return.Speaking to the BBC, King said that McFarland was “known for the biggest failure in pop culture and wants to flip the script. But I’m not sure he’s going about it the right way.”McFarland spent four years in prison on multiple counts of fraud over the event, after failing to deliver on any of the luxuries that tickets costing up to $250,000 (£191,342) promised.King said he had met McFarland a few months ago to discuss Fyre 2, but feared the disgraced businessman hadn’t “learned a lot in prison… he’s shooting from the hip again”.“Billy has a gift.