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Kamala Harris‘ presidential campaign announced a whopping $90 million ad buy in battleground states for the rest of August.

Alison Herman TV Critic Florida is forever fertile ground for a chaotic TV crime romp. From “Claws” to “Palm Royale” to “On Becoming a God in Central Florida,” the combination of a laissez-faire approach to law and order with tropical scenery has proved an effective setup for storytelling on the small screen.

Following the success of its first two seasons, Peacock has renewed The Traitors for two additional seasons.

Naman Ramachandran Indian actor Rani Mukerji addressed the Australian Parliament House, highlighting potential cultural exchanges through film between India and Australia. The event, a prelude to the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM) 2024, also marked the 50th anniversary of Yash Raj Films. Mukerji unveiled a commemorative stamp honoring legendary filmmaker Yash Chopra.

Emergency services have descended onto a Scots harbour amid an ongoing incident.

Jamie Lang There are movie fans, and then there are “Star Wars” fans. “‘Star Wars’ is an exception. It launched the foundation for my career and formed a fan community which has been amazingly enduring,” veteran sound designer Ben Burtt told Variety before picking up the Vision Award Ticinomoda at Locarno.

K.J. Yossman Guy Ritchie series “The Gentlemen” has been renewed for a second season. The show, which stars Theo James and Kaya Scodelario as partners in crime, will return for eight episodes, with James and Scodelario set to reprise their roles as aristocrat Eddie Horniman and drug empire heiress Susie Glass, respectively.

Kelly Brook and her husband Jeremy Parisi will be among the famous faces taking part in the latest series of Celebrity Race Across the World. The beloved BBC One show, which launched its star-studded spin-off last year and saw weather presenter Alex Beresford and his father Noel take the crown, is back for another round.

Elizabeth Banks takes charge and delivers in Skincare, a Hollywood-set psychological thriller that its feature debuting director, Austin Peters likes to label a “sunshine noir”. Certainly it has elements of the classic darkly lit black and white film noirs set in L.A. in the 40’s, but this one takes place directly in the bright sunlit corners of Southern California where facialists are definitely a thing.

The far-right rioters came for a hotel housing 130 asylum seekers. They laid siege to the grey Holiday Inn building in Yorkshire with bricks, chairs, and fire extinguishers, smashing open glass windows and marauding through corridors shouting obscenities at people who had fled their homelands for the sanctuary of Britain. Residents told The Times reporter Tom Witherow that they were terrified of being harmed. One shared a video of a rioter threatening to slit the throats of those in the building. 

Glossy Netflix real estate show Selling Sunset is set to come back with a bang with a new Season 8 trailer teasing some new faces, explosive confrontations and heart-wrenching moments.The 11-episode extravaganza lands on the platform on September 6, meaning fans will have had almost a year to wait since they were left hanging by a dramatic Season 7 finale which saw the stormy exit of Brie Tiesi from an O Group party. The upcoming season's sneak peek suggests she might be causing even more of a stir in future episodes.

More radio history is to bite the dust as Ayrshire's West FM signs off the airwaves next month.

Natalie Martinez, starring in the new Apple TV+ series Bad Monkey, was pleasantly surprised to learn who would be playing her on-screen father. The show centres around ex-detective Andrew Yancy (played by Vince Vaughn) as he delves into a world of corruption in Florida following the discovery of a severed arm by tourists.

American Murder: Laci Peterson is streaming now on Netflix, but where is Scott Lee Peterson now?The three-episode season explores the real-life, high-profile case of the murder of Peterson, who had gone missing from her home in Modesto, California on Christmas Eve in 2002 while eight months pregnant with her first child.Peterson’s remains were later found, alongside those of her unborn son, on the shores of San Francisco Bay. Her husband Scott, who had reported her missing, was subsequently arrested and charged with two counts of murder.The case dominated headlines in the media for months at the time, and now, 20 years after Scott’s original prosecution, Netflix’s new series makes use of interviews with the detectives, lawyers and jurors involved in Peterson’s trial.Laci’s mother Sharon Rocha gives her first in-depth interview on the topic in the show too, as does Amber Frey, the woman Laci was living with at the time of her disappearance.All three episodes of American Murder: Laci Peterson are streaming on Netflix now.After the discovery of Laci’s remains, Scott was arrested in April 2003, at a time that he had reportedly been living out of his car, with police believing he was planning on fleeing to Mexico.His trail took place in 2004, and he was convicted of two counts of murder: first-degree murder with special circumstances for killing Laci and second-degree murder for killing the foetus she carried.He was sentenced to death via lethal injection, which he appealed.

Taylor Swift Vienna terror plot has claimed that the accusations against their client have been exaggerated.Last week, all three of the pop star’s ‘Eras Tour’ shows in Vienna were cancelled, after it was revealed that two people had been arrested for allegedly plotting a terror attack during the gigs.Swift was set to play at Vienna’s Ernst Happel Stadium on Thursday (August 8), Friday (9) and Saturday (10), but event organiser Barracuda Music confirmed that it had “no choice but to cancel the three scheduled shows for everyone’s safety”.A 19-year-old main suspect was arrested in Ternitz, south of Vienna, and a second person in the Austrian capital. It was widely reported that the former had pledged an oath of allegiance to the Islamic State group and had reportedly wanted to use knives or self-made explosives outside the Ernst Happel Stadium to kill as many people as possible (via Sky News).It was later reported by numerous outlets that a police search of his house reportedly led to chemicals, explosives, knives and machetes being found.Now, the lawyer representing the suspect – who has not been named in line with Austrian privacy rules – has claimed that the accusations raised against him have been exaggerated.“He had neither the means nor the possibility and the explosives to carry this out,” defense lawyer Werner Tomanek said (as per Associated Press).

Ellise Shafer Aaron Taylor-Johnson shows no mercy in a new trailer for Sony and Marvel‘s “Kraven the Hunter,” which tells the origin story of the “Spider-Man” villain. The first new footage released from the film in over a year sees Taylor-Johnson’s Kraven kicking ass and taking names in various gruesome ways, including stabbing his adversaries in the neck, catching them in bear traps and pushing them through windows. As Johnny Cash’s “The Man Comes Around” plays, Taylor-Johnson transforms from your average hitman into the fur-wearing baddie fans of “Spider-Man” know Kraven to be.

Celebrity Race Across the World is back on our screens tonight (Wednesday, August 14), with a fresh line-up of celebrities ready to compete. The popular BBC One show, which debuted its celebrity version last year and saw weatherman Alex Beresford and his father Noel emerge as winners, returns for another series.

ITV's popular game show, The Chase, is set to mark its 15th anniversary with a special episode airing next month. The celebratory episode will be broadcast on ITV on September 2, in the usual 5pm slot.

ignited the discussion upon watching the fourth and final season of Umbrella Academy. To their disappointment, they called it a “let down”, adding: “A truncated season. An even shorter plot.

Rylan Clark and Josie Gibson expressed their gratitude to viewers on Wednesday's edition of This Morning, as they shared exciting news shortly after the programme began.

Good Morning Britain has been hit with another complaints over the presenters' questioning of MP Zarah Sultana and Ed Balls interviewing his own wife live on air. Broadcasting watchdog Ofcom have received 8.419 complaints this week in relation to an episode of the ITV breakfast show which aired on August 5, and 15,621 complaints in total.