Schools: Last News

Ethan Shanfeld Cameron Esposito has announced a new stand-up comedy special titled “Four Pills,” which will debut on the streaming platform Dropout on April 11. The special, which is directed by Esposito, “guides the audience on a surreal journey through the ups and downs of her bipolar disorder diagnosis, with detours to talk about marriage, divinity school and one extremely unlucky dog,” per the logline.

Marta Balaga The kids are not alright in German YA thriller “Shadow Leaks,” screening at Monday’s new Series Mania Buyers Upfront, with Beta Film handling international distribution. Following a mysterious suicide of one of its students, a small town high school is terrorized by a website that seems to know all their intimate secrets. The so-called “Shadow Page” is ready to expose it all: chats, screenshots, explicit pictures and videos.

Sydney Sweeney is adding another new movie to her growing plate!

Matt Minton mminton@variety.com The eighth and final season of “Big Mouth” has set its eye on a May 23 premiere date, with Cynthia Erivo, Quinta Brunson, Holly Hunter and more guest stars joining the voice cast. The half-hour animated comedy returns for one last ride as the Bridgeton teens take on high school, navigating drugs, sex, cancel culture and more.

The Masked Singer is back!

Writer, director and actress Annapurna Sriram‘s celluloid fever dream has won over audiences at SXSW.

Paramount+ has made a decision on the supernatural series School Spirits!

Lola Young has hit back at claims that she is a “nepo baby” and an “industry plant”.Speaking in a new interview with Capital Buzz, the singer-songwriter and former NME Cover star set the record straight after it recently came to light that she is related to the author of The Gruffalo, Julia Donaldson.She said: “People are saying I’m a nepo baby because my great aunt wrote The Gruffalo. I mean what kind of rubbish is that? I have so much to say on that which I can’t even talk about.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor Taika Waititi, Mia Wasikowska, David Walliams, Richard Roxburgh, Penelope Wilton, Blake Harrison and Robyn Nevin are set to star alongside newcomer Iona Bell in the screen adaptation of David Walliams’ international best-selling children’s book “Fing.” Variety reported in November that Waititi was in talks to star in the film. The fantasy feature film is co-written by Walliams and Kevin Cecil, with director Jeffrey Walker at the helm. Principal filming has commenced at Screen Queensland Studios in Brisbane, Australia, secured through Screen Queensland’s Production Attraction Strategy.

A record-breaking number of young musicians from across Scotland visited Ayrshire and took to the stage at this year’s Scottish Schools Pipe Band Championships.

Callum McLennan In the late 1980s, Bilbao’s working-class suburbs were a microcosm of newly democratic Spain’s broader socio-economic transformation. Amidst this, Borja Cobeaga‘s upcoming comedy, “Breaking Walls” (“Los Aitas”), heads comedically into the evolution of fatherhood during this pivotal era. “Breaking Walls” is produced by Sayaka Producciones (“Colossal”), in collaboration with Inicia Films (“Glimmers”), Bteam Prods (“Schoolgirls”), and Despadres AIE.

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The Royal Family reportedly rushed to Balmoral to be with the late Queen in her final moments. However, it's said that not all were welcome.

As Time Goes By is a new off-Broadway play starring newcomers Ephraim Birney and Joel Meyers and we caught up with the young actors to learn more about them!

The first look images for Netflix’s highly anticipated dark comedy limited series Sirens is here!

Dexerto has reported that Senate Bill 20 is planned to be included as an amendment to Chapter 43 of Texas’ penal code, with the section reading:“A person commits an offense if the person knowingly possesses, accesses with intent to view, or promotes obscene visual material containing a depiction that appears to be of a child younger than 18 years of age engaging in activities described by Section 43.21(a)(1)(B), regardless of whether the depiction is an image of an actual child, a cartoon or animation, or an image created using an artificial intelligence application or other computer software”.It goes on to say the activities described by Section 43.21(a)(1)(B) are a matter of interpretation. The definition of “obscene” includes activities that are illegal, but also includes the wording: “(Material or a performance that) taken as a whole, lacks serious literary, artistic, political, and scientific value”.This could put many anime series, comics, and games at risk, with a lot of stories depicting underage characters in situations considered violent or otherwise inappropriate from a certain perspective.

Married at First Sight Australia fans are hoping for the return of beloved bride Katie following her "devastating" rejection on the show. During the 12th season of the hit reality experiment, which is currently airing on E4, the experts paired 37-year-old business manager Katie with 38-year-old primary school teacher Tim.They seemed like a solid match on paper, but Tim quickly made it clear that he wasn't attracted to his new bride, pulling producers aside to say that he didn't feel a "spark".

Zack Sharf Digital News Director SPOILER ALERT: This article contains spoilers for “Adolescence,” now streaming on Netflix Jack Thorne and Stephen Graham‘s gut-wrenching crime drama “Adolescence” is currently topping Netflix’s most-watched TV chart, and its leading many viewers to ask the same question: Is the show based on a true story? “Adolescence” is a four-part limited series that tracks the arrest of 13-year-old Jamie Miller (Owen Cooper) for the murder of one of his classmates. Each episode is filmed in a one take and broadens the scope of the crime and its aftermath. The first episode centers on Jamie’s arrest.

Naman Ramachandran Acclaimed Indian filmmaker Saurav Rai is set to present his new project “Lanka” at this year’s Hong Kong — Asia Film Financing Forum (HAF), the project market running alongside Hong Kong FilMart. The Hindi-language drama follows 12-year-old Shiv, who faces bullying due to his family’s old van used for school transportation.

The Center Square.The bill directs school boards to enact penalties for students who act in such a manner, including suspension or expulsion.Additionally, the measure allows the Texas Attorney General to impose a fine of $10,000 for a first offense — and $25,000 for subsequent offenses — if teachers and administrators fail to stop students from behaving like animals.Gerdes’ measure would also amend the Texas Family Code to redefine mental or emotional injury to a child as including “allowing or encouraging the child to develop a dependence on or belief that non-human behaviors are societally acceptable.”Under the code, allowing such behavior would be considered tantamount to subjecting a child to harm, including sexual abuse, human trafficking, prostitution, child pornography, child marriage, and use of controlled substances.Gerdes filed the bill in response to feedback from constituents, and a furry-related incident that allegedly occurred at the Smithville Independent School District.He did not elaborate on what the incident entailed or when it occurred — although he claimed that the superintendent confirmed the incident had taken place — and no known news reports in recent years have covered any such alleged incident.Gerdes’ obsession with furries relies on a common right-wing trope that has been repeated by Republicans who have sought political office.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers for “Adolescence,” streaming now on Netflix. Netflix’s “Adolescence” is a four-part limited series that uses one continuous shot per episode to create intense emotion as it follows 13-year-old schoolboy Jamie Miller, played by newcomer Owen Cooper, who is arrested on the suspicion of murdering his classmate. The action unfolds in real time, from the police conducting an early morning raid, taking him in for questioning and interrogating him to finding out what really happened to his classmate, and did he do it? Cinematographer Matthew Lewis worked with Philip Barantini to deliver the director’s signature one-shot style throughout the four episodes. That meant no invisible edits.