Tipping Point fans fume as 'boring' PM news replaces ITV quiz show

Liza Foreman Expanding the diversity of Spain’s film-TV sector, Moroccan-Spanish director, Swel Noury Cazorla’s “Azahar Baby,” is 10 of ten projects pitching at San Sebastian first Creative Investors’ Conference, which is co-organized with CAA Media Finance.  Written, and to be directed, by Noury (“Heaven’s Door,” “The Man Who Sold the World”), the feature project is the first out of the gate for Noury and executive producer Sonia Ziadi Trives, who is also Moroccan–Spanish, at their Madrid-based joint production venture,Two Flavours Productions. “Azahar Baby” weighs in as a coming-of-age dramedy. It tells the story of Yusef, an aspiring filmmaker who is making a documentary to make sense of his identity as a second-generation Moroccan immigrant. 

Quinta Brunson’s voice is hoarse. The days of pre-award festivities leading up to the Sept. 12 ceremony were frantic, starting with Variety’s Showrunners Dinner (where she swapped war stories with fellow TV creators like Dan Harmon, Danny Strong and Liz Meriwether). Then came the Primetime Emmy Awards ceremony in downtown Los Angeles, the Governors Gala and Disney’s post-Emmy celebration, which spilled into the next day. Something had to give. Yet when the “Abbott Elementary” creator and star sits down for an in-depth interview with Variety, her creative voice is clear and strong.

Twitter ealreir today to voice his opinion on the upcoming funeral of Queen Elizabeth II.The former soldier claimed "every Brit should be obligated to watch the Queen's funeral" on Monday, including children.In view of his 326,100 followers, Ant shared a video uploaded by Nigel Farage of the Queen's coffin being taken to Westminster Hall in a procession from Buckingham Palace this afternoon.Nigel captioned the clip: "Today is as solemn as anything you could ever see."Ant added in his repost: "Every Brit in the UK (children included) should be obligated to watch the Queens funeral as it will forever be a huge part of British history and further education!"As sad as Queen Elizabeth II passing is, it has really united the people which I thought was an impossible task."However, not everyone seemed to agree, with some online users replying to Ant in disagreement.Markbrown1986 said: "Obligated? Why? Think you’ll have a hard job forcing the working class and proper people to agree to that."Ant responded: "We’ve been forced to do worst & it worked with ease!"They would have absolutely no trouble in doing it again!"He continued: "I think it would be a marvellous act of respect, isn’t that what we now pride ourselves on?"Doing things we don’t agree with out of respect & thinking of others?"93rdmin typed: "This is why Channel 4 got rid of you. You were a liability.Triggered by everything."Some people will watch it and some won't."Stop being a snowflake and get the support you need."But some other Twitter users were quick to side with Ant, supporting his views on the late Monarch.DavidJIPrice stated: "Agreed, it has cemented the nation in a way I didn’t think possible."No country can compete with our ceremony and pageantry.

The WGA East’s second Showrunner Academy gets underway today, with the 31-member class taking part in a program designed to support television writer-producers, upper-level writers and new show creators in honing the skills necessary to become successful showrunners and TV industry leaders.

LITTLE Mix’s Leigh-Anne Pinnock revealed her incredible body in a blue bikini on Instagram. The pop star founded swimwear range In A Seashell and showed fans what is on offer in an amazing snap.

Jáde Osiberu, the co-writer and director of Gangs of Lagos, has signed an overall deal with Prime Video, the studio behind the upcoming feature drama.

On the heels of National Cinema Day, a smaller event that debuted last year, called National Cinema Week, has set Oct. 7-13 for its second annual push to celebrate moviegoing in the U.S., Canada and the Caribbean.

Harry Styles is encouraging fans to vote in the forthcoming midterm elections in the US.The pop star has partnered with the non-profit voter registration organisation, HeadCount, to help to encourage his followers to get involved in the elections in November.The elections will decide which seats will go to the two main parties in both houses of Congress.“In 2020, 78 per cent of the people that HeadCount registered turned out to vote, so we know these artist partnerships are effective,” HeadCount’s co-founder and executive director Andy Bernstein told Billboard.“Having the support of individuals like Harry Styles has a tremendous impact. This is especially important for the midterms, which often receive less media attention than the presidential elections.

Eurotrash narrator Maria McErlane was offered a big-money deal to work in porn.Adult entertainment execs wanted her to do a voiceover for hardcore movies.She said: "They asked me to voice some adult films. I was amused.READ MORE: What happened to Eurotrash stars - overdose, First Dates heartache and hit solo music"Everything has its place.

A Sky News presenter was almost reduced to tears as she told Scotland it should "be proud of itself" as the Queen took off from Edinburgh Airport for a final time following her death.

The Voice is returning to NBC next week after being off the air since December 2021 and there will be some new and returning faces on the panel!

Days Of Our Lives has a message for those broadcast viewers annoyed over that breaking news interruption that ruined crucial scenes in some markets: Get Peacock.

MASKED Dancer fans are convinced Pearly King is Queen star Brian May after spotting key "clues" that "reveal" his identity. The ITV show returned last weekend with a bang - and viewers are already trying to expose the celebrities behind the mask. It was tricky to make out any clues from the character's voice, which was extremely heavily disguised.

Olly Murs moved The Voice viewers to tears as he sang a song for his late friend Caroline Flack.The pair were good friends and worked together when they co-presented the X Factor spin-off, Xtra Factor, from 2011 to 2012.And Olly, 38, was devastated when Love Island presenter Caroline took her own life in 2020, at the age of 40.READ MORE: Olly Murs flashes chiselled abs in topless snaps as he teases new album 'coming'So he decided to pay tribute with a performance of Neil Diamond's Sweet Caroline on The Voice on Saturday, which was World Suicide Prevention Day.People in the audience were visibly moved as Olly sang the song and looked upwards to say: "Love you."And viewers also flocked to Twitter to say how touched they were by the heartbreaking tribute.One fan said they were "choked", while another said it was a "great tribute" and suggested that Olly could record it as a charity song.Someone else tweeted: "I've just been scrolling through the telly and seen Olly Murs singing Sweet Caroline.

Disney’s movie and television studios including Marvel Studios, Lucasfilm, Walt Disney Studios, Pixar and Walt Disney Animation Studios, 20th Century Studios and Disney Branded Television revealed plenty of news at the D23 Expo, which ran September 9-11 at the Disneyland-adjacent Anaheim Convention Center.

Fans were in tears as singer Olly Murs delivered a sweet tribute to his late friend Caroline Flack on The Voice. As the ITV singing contest continued its new series on Saturday night the Dear Darlin' hitmaker took the microphone to perform in memory of Caroline, who tragically took her own life in February 2020.

Nick Kyrgios in complaining about marijuana being smoked in the stands at the US Open. Barbora Krejickova informed umpire Kader Nouni that it "smelled like weed" in the final set of her women's doubles semi-final on Thursday, prompting the chair official to make a hilarious gesture. Kyrgios was playing his second-round match against Benjamin Bonzi on Louis Armstrong Stadium last week when he claimed someone in the stands was smoking marijuana.

ITV has revealed its Saturday night line-up after clearing its schedules in the wake of the Queen's death. The broadcaster says it will broadcast an ITV News special followed by three special documentaries tomorrow - but its blockbuster shows WILL air. The Masked Dancer, The Voice UK and Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? will all be shown.

Chris Cash, the founder and Publisher Emeritus of Georgia Voice, has been named to the LGBTQ Journalists Hall of Fame.