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EXCLUSIVE: Ganesh Rajaram is leaving his role as Fremantle‘s CEO of Asia and Latin America.

Veteran German artist Wolfgang Tillmans has designed the official poster for this year’s Locarno Film Festival, which runs August 6-16. 

Amazon's Spring Sale is now on day three. The retail giant is continuing to offer huge discounts in the monster seasonal sale, which kicked off on Tuesday, March 25, and runs until 11.59pm on Monday, March 31.

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.

Naman Ramachandran India’s media and entertainment sector hit INR2.5 trillion ($29.4 billion) in 2024, according to the annual Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI)-EY report. Titled ‘Shape the Future: Indian Media and Entertainment is Scripting a New Story,’ the report reveals that digital media overtook television for the first time, becoming the industry’s largest segment and accounting for 32% of total revenue, ending a two-decade reign by TV. Advertising revenues grew 8.1%, reaching an all-time high of $14.9 billion.

EXCLUSIVE: The BBC and Dartmouth Films are commemorating five years since the death of George Floyd with a feature doc that will be given a theatrical release.

Japan’s Visual Industry Promotion Organization (VIPO) and the Japan Film Commission have announced that the country’s 50% rebate scheme, aimed at attracting international productions, will be extended through 2025. 

Murtada Elfadl Shot in 2019 and set entirely in the Mozambican city of Inhambane, “Balane 3” has a kinetic rhythm that brings the city to vivid life on screen. Director Ico Costa, who has made other documentaries in Mozambique, has a roving camera that manages to tell a place’s story through its people while never identifying anyone by name or following them in the traditional cinéma vérité style. Costa and cinematographer Hugo Azevedo Aip place their cameras mostly at a distance, producing an outsider’s vision that commemorates the faces and conversations that make up a bustling city.

For many of us, toast is the ultimate breakfast snack, keeping us fuelled for whatever our day ahead may hold. Anyone who's had to endure a more budget toaster will know that they're not all created equally, and having one that can make great toast quickly can make a difference on busy mornings.

Naman Ramachandran Ram Charan, star of the Oscar and Golden Globe-winning “RRR,” has unveiled the first look of his 16th film, which is titled “Peddi.” The pan-India project represents a collaboration between Mythri Movie Makers, Sukumar Writings, and producer Venkata Satish Kilaru’s Vriddhi Cinemas banner. The film has been described as one that will take audiences on a “rural, emotional and rustic journey.” It will be directed by Buchi Babu Sana, who won the best Telugu-language film award at India’s National Film Awards for his debut “Uppena” (2021). Sana previously served as a writer and assistant director to “Pushpa” filmmaker Sukumar on hit film “Rangasthalam” (2018).

The Harry Potter movies aren’t just full of magic and adventures – they’re also full of celebrity cameos!

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic “Jake and I wanted to be the biggest entertainers in the world,” the YouTube personality Logan Paul tells us at the start of the new series “Paul American.” A montage shows Logan and his brother, Jake, swarmed by fans, intercut with images of money and of Logan fighting in a WWE match. “And then, to actually kind of make it happen — it blew my mind.” Viewers of “Paul American” will come to understand, if they don’t already, that Logan (like his brother) has a more than healthy self-regard. But he’s not completely wrong.

Bruce Springsteen, Flea, Karen O, Michael Stipe, Johnny Depp and more have led an all-star jam with Patti Smith at her tribute concert in New York – check out footage from the show below.Last night (March 26), New York’s famed Carnegie Hall hosted the People Have the Power: A Celebration of Patti Smith tribute concert, featuring a star-studded line-up of musicians paying homage to the legendary Patti Smith.People Have The Power: A Celebration of Patti Smith is a Music Of benefit concert that will donate 100 per cent of its net proceeds to music education for underserved youth.At the show, Bruce Springsteen and the night’s house band led by Tony Shanahan, a longtime member of Smith’s band, along with Flea and Rolling Stones tour drummer Steve Jordan, performed a rendition of ‘Because The Night’ – which you can watch footage of below.A star-studded line-up took to Carnegie Hall for a celebration of Patti Smith on Wednesday night – here’s Bruce Springsteen (@springsteen) and @flea333 performing ‘Because The Night’ pic.twitter.com/7fBrVRHEc1— NME (@NME) March 27, 2025Elsewhere during the gig, the likes of Matt Berninger, Kim Gordon, Michael Stipe and more performed, while other A-listers such as Scarlett Johansson, Michael Shannon, Jim Jarmusch and Sean Penn made appearances to read Patti’s poetry. Karen O also performed a cover of Smith’s 1975 classic ‘Gloria’.Another huge name who performed but was not announced for the show was actor-musician Johnny Depp, who joined Flea and The Kills‘ Alison Mosshart for ‘Dancing Barefoot’.

according to The Hollywood Reporter.Revill was born on April 18, 1930, in Wellington, New Zealand, and started working as an accountant before he “abruptly” decided to exchange financial documents for stage scripts.He transitioned into a theatrical actor in his early 30s and made his Broadway debut in the show “Mr. Pickwick” at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre (formerly the Plymouth Theater).The versatile performer scored two Tony Award nominations in back-to-back projects in the early 60s.He was first nominated for Best Featured Actor in a Musical for his character of Bob-Le-Hotu in “Irma La Douce,” but he lost to Dick Van Dyke in “Bye, Bye Birdie.”Two years later, he was nominated for “Best Actor” for his performance as Fagin in the musical “Oliver!”As the star was building a reputation for himself on stage, including appearing in the BBC’s “Sunday-Night Theatre” episodes, he rounded out his resume by acting in the 1957 television show “The Adventures of Robin Hood” and movies like “Kaleidoscope” and “Fathom” alongside Raquel Welch.Revill returned to the major awards circuit in 1972, when he was nominated for a Golden Globe award for his role as Carlo Carlucci in the film “Avanti!”One of the veteran character actor’s most renowned roles hit the big screen in 1980 when he voiced the Emperor in George Lucas’ widely popular franchise film “Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back.”Revill delivered the classic line, “There is a great disturbance in the Force.”According to the Dallas Observer, Revill was given three takes to record the film’s iconic line.

“Call Her Daddy.” “I think I made a big enough deal about not talking to me that people do not talk to me.”The “Pink Pony Club” singer revealed her celebrity friends also get to enjoy the newfound perk. “When they’re with me, they’re like, ‘It’s a force field around us.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent “The Deal,” the sprawling Gaumont show charting the 2015 behind-the-scene nuclear negotiations between the U.S. and Iran, won Series Mania‘s first annual Buyers Choice Award in part due to the timeliness of its geopolitical themes.

Naman Ramachandran Zoya Akhtar, Reema Kagti, and Ankur Tewari’s label Tiger Baby Records has joined forces with Sony Music Entertainment India in a strategic partnership to foster emerging talent and connect artists with audiences and brands on a global scale. Tiger Baby Records, founded by acclaimed Indian filmmakers Akhtar and Kagti and singer-songwriter-music supervisor Tewari, has already carved a niche in India’s music landscape as a creative hub for indie and homegrown talent.

KISS’ Gene Simmons has explained why he’s charging fans a hefty sum to be his “personal assistant and band roadie for a day” – see what he had to say below.Earlier this month, the bassist made headlines when he launched a handful of Experiences for fans to purchase ahead of his now-postponed North American tour, with one dubbed ‘The Ultimate Gene Simmons Experience’ – which gives a fan the opportunity to help with load-in at the venue, stage set-up, and the ability to sit in on the sound check and hang out backstage.For a steep $12,495 (£9,667) in addition to the original ticket price, Simmons would also join the fan turned-roadie for a meal and introduce them during the show. The fan – who is allowed to bring a friend along – will also receive an autographed bass guitar from Simmons himself.Last week, it was announced that his North American tour – set to kick off in April – was being postponed to “early 2026”.

Chappell Roan has reflected on setting boundaries with her friends and why she thinks “people are scared” of her.Last year, Roan’s feelings about fame consistently made headlines, with her comparing it to “an abusive ex-husband”. In an interview with The Face, the former NME Cover star vented about the normalisation of extreme fan behaviour including “stalking, talking shit online, [people who] won’t leave you alone, yelling at you in public.” She added: “I didn’t know it would feel this bad.”Prior to that, she had taken to TikTok to share her thoughts on “weird” and “creepy” followers, calling out the “predatory behaviour” of so-called “superfans” that includes “nonconsensual physical and social interactions”.Her statements have since been applauded by celebrities like Miley Cyrus, Stevie Nicks, Rachel Zegler, and Daniel Craig, the latter saying he admires “the guts to say those things”.

Kendrick Lamar‘s Super Bowl Halftime Show has received over 100 official complaints filed to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).According to The Hill, 125 official complaints were filed to the FCC by viewers following the conclusion of Lamar’s Super Bowl performance in February. According to a report obtained by The Hill, a majority of the 125 complaints took issue with Kendrick’s lyrics and “provocative dancing”.During the performance, Kendrick performed several cuts off his latest album ‘GNX’ and his acclaimed discography, most notably performing the Drake diss ‘Not Like Us’, albeit playing a censored version.One complaint saw a viewer from Lenox saying their children should not have been subjected to seeing and hearing “the language and gestures”, while another suggested that future Super Bowl halftime performances “consider hiring musical entertainment that is family friendly and not socially or politically centered… it would be a nice change to have entertainment that truly shows what America should be: family, country, decency and respect.”That same viewer added: “It is tiresome to have to send children out of the room during what should be a family event due to possible vulgarity and inappropriate language/gestures.”Another viewer complained that the halftime show was “the worst” they’ve seen: “I’m glad that I couldn’t understand most of what Kendrick Lamar was saying because I read the lyrics to a few of his songs, and I am appalled.