‘Bombshell’ Scribe Charles Randolph Writing/Directing Wuhan Project For SK Global

Colton Underwood has been keeping his romantic options open following his recent split from Cassie Randolph.“He is moving on as much as he can, has been dating and is excited about this new chapter,” a source tells Us Weekly exclusively. “There is no chance that Colton and Cassie will get back together.”The former Bachelor, 28, and the California native, 25, confirmed that they were going their separate ways in May after nearly two years of dating.

Cassie Randolph and Colton Underwood have not publicly revealed why they split after nearly two years together — and it sounds like they’re also not sharing with their friends.“I probably asked her like 50 times, ‘Why’d you guys break up?’ She would not talk about it. She is so respectful of that privacy they had,” Demi Burnett, who is close friends with Randolph, 25, shared on the “Chicks in the Office” podcast, posted on Wednesday, July 15.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorBBC One’s adaptation of Vikram Seth’s best-selling novel A Suitable Boy is heading to Netflix outside of the U.S., Canada and China, distributor BBC Studios has announced.The streamer has also clinched the Lookout Point drama for subscribers in UK and Ireland after its 12-month iPlayer window has expired following its broadcast on BBC One. Lookout Point-owner BBC Studios is currently in talks with a U.S.

Hong Kong’s controversial new national security law taking force on July 1, scenes once unimaginable in the financial hub have nightmarishly come true: a 15-year-old girl arrested for waving an independence flag; books potentially offensive to China’s Communist Party removed from public libraries; protesters, fearing life imprisonment for wielding slogans, holding up blank sheets of paper — but getting detained anyway.By imposing the law, Beijing is forcibly and abruptly moving its Great

Tom Grater, Jake Kanter UK-China relations took a further dive today after the UK government announced it would ban its mobile providers from buying new Huawei 5G equipment as of December 31, and mandated they remove all existing equipment from their networks by 2027. The move follows sanctions imposed on the Chinese tech giant by the U.S..

sixth season.The relationship between People’s Princess Diana and Prince Charles will be at the heart of the fourth season of the drama.Now, Josh O’Connor the actor who plays Prince Charles in the current series, has shared his take on the royal couple’s infamous relationship.In a new interview with Screen Daily, Josh O’Connor explained the excitement, and challenges, of navigating the ‘Charles and Diana years’.When talking about taking one of the world’s most famous romances on-screen, the

Colton Underwood and Cassie Randolph’s split is getting messy.The drama started after Randolph, 25, appeared on The Bachelor: The Greatest Seasons — Ever! on Monday, July 6. While Chris Harrison pressed the grad student for details on the Bachelor season 23 couple’s recent split, she played coy.

coronavirus pandemic and Black Lives Matters protests. “At its base, equality is about power: equal access to it, equal treatment by it and equal control over it,” Blow said in a statement.

With season four of “The Crown” expected to debut later this year, Josh O’Conner is opening up about what it was like to act out one of the most iconic royal romances on the small screen.

Cassie Randolph is not happy with The Bachelor franchise following her appearance on The Bachelor — The Greatest Seasons Ever! on Monday, July 6.During her catch-up interview with Chris Harrison, Randolph, 25, was asked multiple times about her recent split from Colton Underwood — and seemingly not much else. However, the discussion was about much more, she claimed via Instagram Stories following the episode’s airing.“So I’m a little irritated about a few things right now.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterAardman, the Oscar-winning UK animation studio, has inked a deal with Chinese major Tencent that will see its Shaun The Sheep series hosted on the latter’s video platform. Shaun is hosted around the world by Netflix, which isn’t in China so this latest deal completes the global picture on the franchise.

Tati Westbrook is apologizing for her part in “Dramageddon 2.0,” her vicious feud with fellow beauty YouTuber James Charles in 2019. Tati, 37, released an explosive new video on June 30, in which she tearfully claimed that she was “used, coerced, and manipulated” by famous YouTubers Shane Dawson and Jeffree Star into making the infamous “Bye Sister” video.

Peter White Television EditorÉric Rochant, the creator of breakout French spy drama The Bureau, is prepping his U.S.

flu that has the potential to become the next global pandemic if it is not closely monitored. Scientists in China have discovered the virus G4 that is said to be similar to that of Swine Flu - which spread globally in 2009, reports the Mirror.

Rochdale, will be refurbished into a new resource church building aimed at young people in partnership with the Church Revitalisation Trust.Janie Cronin, previously a curate at Holy Trinity Brompton, has been appointed as team leader for the resource church.Resourcing churches help build links within the local community while also providing assistance with other local churches to develop their own ministry.It is hoped the ‘network of interventions’ in Rochdale, alongside a new Church Army Centre

Rebecca Davis editorLondon’s Queer East Film Festival will run a virtual program of four free-to-stream Asian documentaries from July 3-31, as cinema closures due to coronavirus force its regular programming online.The festival typically seeks to bring rarely seen LGBTQ+ films from East and Southeast Asia to the U.K., but this year’s online iteration will be mostly available to viewers worldwide.Its “QE: Docs4Pride” virtual program features selections from the Philippines, China, Taiwan and

Charles Randolph, screenwriter of The Big Short and Bombshell,is set to write and direct an untitled Wuhan project for SK Global, the company revealed Saturday.

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Dave McNary Film ReporterOscar-winning writer Charles Randolph will write, direct and produce a film about the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic in China for SK Global, which will finance and produce.The project, which is still untitled, marks a directorial debut for Randolph, who wrote Fox News drama “Bombshell” and won an Academy Award with Adam McKay for adapted screenplay for “The Big Short.”“I’m very happy to be working with everyone at SK Global to get this right,” Randolph said.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefThe Hong Kong – Asia Film Financing Forum (HAF) has unveiled 22 feature projects shortlisted for its Work-in-Progress Program. The project will take place exclusively online, running Aug.