BAFTA, British Film Institute Team on Initiative to Combat Bullying, Harassment and Racism

The Simpsons has been re-imagined as a hellish British sitcom – you can watch a clip of it below.British comedian Alasdair Beckett-King is behind the short film, which sees the characters swapping their well-known American accents for British ones.

Paul Ritter, the English screen and stage star whose list of credits includes Harry Potter and James Bond films, has died. He was 54.

In 1968, the year “Hey Jude” hit the charts, Richard Thompson turned down an invitation to Paul McCartney’s birthday party.On other occasions over the years, Thompson shared the stage with Jimi Hendrix.

The profile may be fake but the threat is real in “Profile”, the latest film to play out entirely via computer screen.

elections.Prue, whose brother David died in agony from cancer, said it was inhumane to rob the terminally ill of the choice to end their own life.David, who spent eight months, growing progressively worse from bone cancer, desperately wanted to die and end his suffering.He spent the last weeks of his life fluctuating between a semi-comatose state and unbearable pain.Prue said: “That is no way to treat a human being.

When Daniel Kaluuya took the stage for his opening Saturday Night Live Monologue, he was quick to assure audiences not to be fooled by his accent. "I know you're hearing my accent and thinking, 'Oh no.

Saturday Night Live was hosted by Daniel Kaluuya, who took a humorous look at the recent racism scandal around the British royal family.During his opening monologue, Kaluuya discussed the differences between British and American racism.“First of all, I know you’re hearing my accent and thinking, ‘Oh no, he’s not Black — he’s British’,” he began, before confirming that he is, indeed, both.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVOscar nominee Daniel Kaluuya (“Judas and the Black Messiah”) hosted the April 3 episode of “Saturday Night Live” and used his monologue to discuss the differences between American and British racism.The London-born actor of Ugandan lineage stepped on stage at Studio 8H in New York City to host NBC’s late-night sketch comedy series for the first time with this episode, and the first thing he noted was that he is “basically what the royal family was

Daniel Kaluuya made his Saturday Night Live hosting debut tonight, and his funny monologue skewered a serious topic, made fun of a Golden Globes glitch and served as a thank-you to a long-running cast member of NBC’s late-night staple.

John Le Carré may be known as one of the great authors of British espionage and he saved one of his greatest twists for his own life.

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Speaking up. Seth Rogen addressed rumors about Emma Watson‘s behavior on This Is the End after reflecting on the 2013 comedy in a recent interview with British GQ.

Seth Rogen on Monday night issued a statement in which he said recent comments he made during an interview about Emma Watson and their time working on This Is The End had spiraled out of control. In an interview with British GQ that was published earlier in the day, Rogen seemed to confirm a rumor that Watson stormed off the set of the 2013 comedy he directed with partner Evan Goldberg over a scene she did not like.

There have been numerous reports in the past week that claimed Emma Watson 'stormed off' the sets of Seth Rogen's 2013 film, This Is The End. It all began after Rogen's interview with British Vogue suggested that Watson had walked off the film's set after refusing to shoot a scene consisting of Danny McBride playing a cannibal and Channing Tatum as his gimp.

UPDATED: Seth Rogen took to Twitter on Monday to clarify comments he’d made in a recent interview for British GQ’s May issue, regarding Emma Watson’s experience on the set of his debut feature, This Is The End.

Noel Clarke is set to be honoured with a BAFTA for Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema award.The star, whose credits include the Kidulthood series, Bulletproof and most recently SAS: Red Notice, will receive the special award at this year’s ceremony.BAFTA said that Clark had played a “pivotal role in bringing diversity to British screens in front and behind the camera and pushing under-represented talent and stories to the forefront of cinema and television”.The star, who previously won

Noel Clarke, the British multi-hyphenate behind the Hood franchise and the hit TV series Bulletproof, will receive this year’s Outstanding British Contribution To Cinema honorary award at the BAFTAs.

Naman Ramachandran Noel Clarke will be the 2021 recipient of the Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema Award at the 74th EE British Academy Film Awards.The award will be presented on Apr. 10 as part of the EE BAFTA Film Awards opening night ceremony in London.Clarke wrote and starred in the feature film Hood trilogy, “Kidulthood” (2006), “Adulthood” (2008) and “Brotherhood” (2016), and directed the latter two.

The film This Is The End apparently was not the omega for the friendship of Emma Watson and Seth Rogen.