Australia’s Jungle Entertainment Eyes ‘Bad Mothers’ & ‘Squinters’ Adaptations Amid U.S. Expansion & Looks To Produce American Series Down Under

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief“Dive Club,” a 12-episode teen mystery drama will start filming in Queensland, Australia, from next month. The show will play on global streaming platform Netflix, and on a local Australian commercial broadcaster from 2021.“Dive Club” follows a group of skilled teenage divers as they strive to uncover a mysterious disappearance that will change their small town and each other, forever.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefFemale-led caper mini-series “Unusual Suspects” has begin filming in Sydney this week.

I'm A Celebrity's Vicky Pattison reckons this year's UK-based series will be "really hard" compared to when it typically takes place in Australia. The reality star, who won the series back in 2015, says she thinks it's "incredibly admirable" that ITV has managed to work out a way to do the show despite all of the restrictions put in place due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Jake Kanter International TV Editor‘Dancing With The Stars’ Heads To MongoliaDancing With The Stars is waltzing into its 60th territory after BBC Studios sold the dance competition format to Mongolia’s Mongol TV. The 13-part series goes into pre-production this month and is set to air in early 2021.

I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here! bosses are said to be seeking former contestants to take part in the 20th series later this year. The next series will take place in Wales at Gwrych Castle instead of the Australian jungle due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

I'm a Celebrity's Ant and Dec have teased a "really strong" line-up for the upcoming series. For the first time in its history, the ITV show is set to leave the Australian jungle and instead broadcast from Gwyrch Castle in North Wales, a relocation brought about by the coronavirus pandemic.

Former KUWTK regular Caitlyn Jenner recently spoke out about the ending of Keeping Up With the Kardashians. Caitlyn, who appeared on the series over the years with her family and had her own spinoff show I Am Cait, shared her thoughts on the end of the KUWTK era.

 Chris Hemsworth  is putting his time off of work to good use, soaking up all of the quality family time possible. The Marvel actor’s wife,  Elsa Pataky , is showing her husband just how much she appreciates him this week, letting the world know what a great father Chris is.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentLos Angeles-based Menemsha Films has acquired North American rights from Italy’s Intramovies to Venice Critics’ Week title “Thou Shalt Not Hate,” ahead of the racial hatred-themed drama’s premiere Sunday on the Lido. The film has also been picked up for Australia and New Zealand by Moving Story Entertainment.Directed by Italian first-timer Mauro Mancini, “Thou Shalt Not Hate” (Non Odiare) stars Alessandro Gassman as Simone Segre, a renowned surgeon of

full line-up for the upcoming season which sees sports and soaps stars take to the dancefloor.The line-up includes American football star Jason Bell, presenter Ranvir Singh, DJ Clara Amfo, actress Caroline Quentin, and Made in Chelsea’s Jamie Lang.Also participating are comedian Bill Bailey, presenter JJ Chalmers, singer Max George, actress Maisie Smith and boxer Nicola Adams.Rounding out the contestants is British Home Secretary Jacqui Smith and CBBC presenter and singer HRVY.However, we can’t

Christopher Vourlias When settlers began opening up the wild frontier of Western Australia in the 19th century, they relied heavily on immigrant cameleers from India, Afghanistan, and Persia.

Manori Ravindran International EditorGreta Thunberg documentary “I Am Greta” will get the big-screen treatment in cinemas across Europe, North America and Australia this fall.U.K. sales agent Dogwoof has secured a raft of sales and global territory releases for the Nathan Grossman-directed film about the young Swedish activist, which enjoys its world premiere in Venice on Sept.

Gwrych Castle in Abergele, North Wales. It will also use a farm as an additional site during filming later this year.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentElizabeth Debicki, the rising Australian actor who headlines “Tenet,” is set to star in and executive produce “Code Name Hélène,” an international limited series from France’s Vendôme Group and Anonymous Content, based on New York Times bestselling author Ariel Lawhon’s World War II spy thriller.Philippe Rousselet’s Vendôme Group and Anonymous Content, the company behind “True Detective” and “The Revenant,” have acquired TV rights to the novel, which was