Comcast-Backed Sky Arts Channel to Go Free-To-Air in U.K. From September

Independent that RTÉ has put in place a ‘flawless’ system for everyone involved on the show.She revealed the crew took part in dry-runs the past few weeks ensuring every element of production is adhering to the strict guidelines.‘Everything from costumes to make-up to the layout of the sets had to be adjusted to manage social distancing. Make-up artists are wearing full PPE,’ Nyree told the publication.

Apart from a singer, Miley Cyrus is now a music video director as well! The international singer dropped a new music video on Friday, August 14, titled Midnight Sky. Much like Taylor Swift, Miley too donned the director's hat for her new music video.

RTÉ have confirmed Fair City will be back on television screens in early September.

RTÉ Guide, she revealed: ‘If anything does happen down the line, we will certainly have episodes there, so that we don’t come off the air.’However, if you’re hoping to jump right back in where you left off you might be slightly disappointed when it comes back on air on 6 September, as some of the storylines had to change due to current guidelines in place.Brigie shared: ‘We had a wonderful court case, we had a huge christening and a very exciting new romance.

Instagram, looking glammed to the nines.Amilia looked picture-perfect opting for a sheer black shirt dress with a big black bow.

Comcast-owned European pay TV giant Sky said on Tuesday that it will releaseThe Secret Gardenin cinemas and on its Sky Cinema service in the U.K. and Ireland on Oct.

Naman Ramachandran Sky has acquired “The Secret Garden” from Studiocanal and will release the film in U.K. and Ireland cinemas and Sky Cinema channels on Oct.

Naman Ramachandran Specialty channel Sky Arts, part of pay TV operator Sky, has ordered a new photography project by acclaimed photographer Rankin.From Monday through Aug. 23, amateur and professional photographers are invited to send in new photographs or something from their back catalogs that represents their 2020, in the categories Family, Fun, Self, Beauty, Empathy and Nature.

John McNamara was a Major League Baseball manager and coach who took the Boston Red Sox to the 1986 World Series as their manager before a crushing defeat in Game 7.McNamara played baseball in high school and at Sacramento City College, but his professional playing career was short-lived, only lasting a few years in the minor leagues before he began managing teams in the late 1950s.

U.K. arts and culture network Sky Arts will become a free-to-air TV channel in September, "supercharging its mission to increase access to and drive participation in the arts," Comcast-owned pay TV giant Sky said.

Treasures Of The British Library, Tate Britain’s Great Art Walks and The South Bank Show, which it took over after it was cancelled by ITV after 33 years.Upcoming programme highlights to note include a Style Council biography, a look at the life and works of Harold Pinter by Danny Dyer and a broadcast of one of English National Opera’s September drive-in performances of La Bohème.Portrait Artist Of The Year, one of the channel’s most popular shows, will also make a return with sitters including

Jake Kanter International TV EditorComcast-owned Sky has confirmed that Sky Arts, its premium arts channel, is to become a free-to-air network in the UK from September.The channel will launch on Freeview with a mission to bring “more of the arts to more people.” The move comes in an environment in which the BBC is scaling back originals on BBC Four, which has traditionally been at the forefront of the BBC’s arts content.Sky Arts is famous for shows including Portrait Artist Of The Year, fronted

What’s the story?The three-part series, by the makers of Don’t F**K With Cats, follows the true story of the history-making organised crime investigation and prosecution case that was brought against New York’s most formidable mob bosses.“New York was held in the grip of the mafia.

Leo Barraclough Senior International Correspondent“This has been a hell of a year,” Gary Davey, CEO of Sky Studios, the production arm of Comcast-owned European pay-TV operator Sky, said Wednesday, contemplating the carnage caused by COVID.