Rights: Last News

Glamour, our shopping editors are constantly discovering and recommending new fashion brands, especially ones . I’ve been a fan of Meshki’s dreamy clothing for awhile now. Some of my favorite pieces come from the brand’s collection.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor CBS has asked the FCC to reject a complaint by a right-wing public interest law firm alleging a “60 Minutes” interview with Kamala Harris represented “news distortion” — with the Paramount Global-owned broadcaster saying the complaint is premised on the notion that the U.S. government can be a “roving censor.” Last October, the Center for American Rights filed a complaint accusing CBS’s WCBS station in New York of “significant and intentional news distortion” through an interview with Harris on “Face the Nation” and “60 Minutes” that had “two conflicting responses.” Separately, President Trump sued CBS over the same interview, demanding $20 billion in damages and alleging violation of a consumer protection law; Paramount and CBS filed motions March 6 seeking to dismiss the lawsuit, calling it an “affront to the First Amendment.” CBS, in its March 7 response to the FCC over the Center for American Rights complaint, said that “The Complaint filed against CBS for ‘news distortion’ envisions a less free world in which the federal government becomes a roving censor — one that second guesses and even punishes specific editorial decisions that are an essential part of producing news programming.” “The protections of the First Amendment apply to all Americans, including broadcasters like CBS and its stations,” CBS said in the filing.

Annika Pham Paris-based About Premium Content (APC) has acquired international rights to the Norwegian drama “Requiem for Selina,” due to bow at Lille’s Series Mania International Panorama competition program March 24. A hot property on the pre-sales market, the youth-oriented TV show from “Skam” commissioner NRK has already secured major distribution deals with AMC Networks International Southern Europe for Spain and Portugal, DR for Denmark, Yle for Finland and RÚV for Iceland, while the domestic premiere on the Norwegian pubcaster is set for March 15.

Nintendo fans have dubbed, today, March 10 as Mario Day (MAR10, get it?). To celebrate, retailers, like Amazon, Target and Walmart, have deep discounts on all sorts of Nintendo Switch games.

Brent Lang Executive Editor RLJE Films has acquired “Neighborhood Watch,” a crime thriller starring Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Jack Quaid and Malin Akerman. The film was directed by Duncan Skiles, who is best known for his work on “The Clovehitch Kiler.” It was previously entitled “Nowhere Men.” The rights will cover North America. RLJE Films plans to release “Neighborhood Watch” in theaters and on demand on April 25, 2025.

Mistletoe Murders is getting a second season at Hallmark+!

The Bachelor. Normally I can tell you , the reasons behind it, and who dislikes whom, but Grant Ellis’s season of The Bachelor has been a bit tougher to explain.

CBS is calling out the FCC‘s inquiry into how 60 Minutes edited an interview with Kamala Harris as inappropriate for the federal agency, while warning that any government sanction against the network “would open the door to regular and repeated second guessing of broadcasters’ editorial judgments across the ideological spectrum.”

Fashion is constantly infiltrated with new and buzzy collaborations, and if we’re being honest, they rarely convince us to actually go out, dreadingly wait in a queue, and drop major coin. But this week alone, the universe — or in this case, our favorite fashion brands — finally answered our prayers: There are actually exciting collaborations to shop, and they’re ones we’d never expect to join forces.

UTA’s Co-Head of Media Rights, Jason Richman, is feeling reflective after one of the most shocking beginnings to a year the entertainment industry can remember. The prominent lit exec is considering how the industry has been recovering from the California wildfires that tore through neighborhoods in January, as he prepares for the London Book Fair (LBF), kicking off thousands of miles away this week in the UK. Richman will be repping the likes of Adam Kay’s thriller A Particularly Nasty Case and Jemimah Wei’s The Original Daughter and sees the event as a reset opportunity for the international book-to-screen market.

UK-based, pan-European distributor Trinity CineAsia has acquired theatrical rights from Beijing Enlight Media for record-breaking Chinese animation Ne Zha 2 across 37 territories, including the UK, Ireland, Germany, France and Spain. 

Naman Ramachandran Trinity CineAsia has secured theatrical distribution rights for “Ne Zha 2” across 37 European territories, including the U.K., Ireland, Germany, France, and Spain, from Beijing Enlight Media. The animated blockbuster, which has shattered box office records, will debut in the U.K. and Ireland on March 21, with previews beginning March 14.

Emily Longeretta Meghann Fahy and Brandon Sklenar play a pair on a first date gone very wrong in Blumhouse’s latest thriller, “Drop,” which had its world premiere at Austin’s Paramount Theater on March 9 at the SXSW TV & Film Festival. But the duo and the event couldn’t have gone more right. In one of the loudest receptions of this year’s SXSW premieres, the crowd loudly applauded multiple times throughout the movie, which follows Fahy’s Violet as she’s on a first date with Sklenar’s Henry.

As Nicole Kidman continues her mission to champion female directors, her latest role in writer-director Mimi Cave‘s Holland is proof positive of that very talent.

Warning: Spoilers for the Love Is Blind , ahead.Love is Blind's admits she needed to be “burned” by before she could truly let go of their love story. As we learned during the Love Is Blind reunion special, the pair attempted to date outside of the experiment, despite the various concerns that caused Sara to end their engagement in the first place.Although Ben's apathy towards social issues and some raised red flags during filming, it was a good old-fashioned ghosting that ended their relationship for good.

Love is Blind season 8’s reunion is here.The Minnesota-based season came to an end with one — and Daniel—making it all the way from the pods to marriage. But that doesn’t mean we have to say goodbye to our other engaged couples, Devin and Virginia, Joey and Monica, Sara and Ben, and Lauren and Dave, just yet.They along with love triangle podsters Mason, Meg, and Molly all got together to hash out their drama one last time in the Love is Blind season 8 reunion on Sunday night, and not gonna lie, some tea was spilled.

William Earl Longtime Apple content chief Eddy Cue told a SXSW crowd on Sunday that Apple TV+ doesn’t make as many TV shows and movies as its competitors for the same reason that the tech giant doesn’t make as many hardware products as some competitors. Cue, Apple’s senior VP of services and a 36-year company veteran, took the stage at the festival in Austin, Texas with Ben Stiller, executive producer and director of Apple TV+’s buzzy drama “Severance,” for a conversation that veered into the state of Apple’s business, the fate of Showtime and deep into details of the “Severance” origin story as the series awaits its Season 2 finale dropping on March 21. “When you do something that’s great, it should resonate with a lot of people — and hopefully everyone.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic When Ingrid Andress sang “The Star-Spangled Banner” before a pro hockey game in Denver earlier this month, it certainly counted as one of the most fraught renditions of the national anthem in our collective pop-culture history. Andress, one of the most acclaimed young singer-songwriters in country music this past decade, had made headlines last summer for doing a notoriously off-key version of the anthem prior to the MLB Home Run Derby.

Selome Hailu If you don’t believe in aliens yet, you’re behind. The United States has been secretly working to capture UAPs — unidentified anomalous phenomena, the more formal term for UFOs — since as early as 1947, according to many high-ranking figures throughout the government, military and intelligence community. There is evidence and documentation of all kinds of findings that feel like the stuff of sci-fi: vehicles that appear to disobey the laws of physics, difficult-to-explain interference with American military activity and, indeed, the bodies of intelligent, nonhuman beings.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic “The Age of Disclosure,” which premiered today at SXSW, is a documentary that millions of people are going to want to see. It’s a movie that purports to offer incontrovertible evidence that spaceships from other worlds are visiting us. And if you attempt to argue — as I will do in this review — that what you’re seeing in the film isn’t what you think you’re seeing, you’re likely to be attacked as a heretic and a denier of reality, someone who turns a blind eye to the proof that’s sitting right in front of them.

Pierce Brosnan has strong feelings about who should take on the role of 007 next.