‘Criminal: U.K.’ Bosses on Exploring Moral and Social Crimes in Season 2

Peter White Television EditorSusan Rovner has officially started her new role as Chairman, Entertainment Content for NBCUniversal’s Television and Streaming division.The exec, whose last day as President of Warner Bros Television was Friday October 2, begins today in charge of creative strategy across all of NBCU’s broadcast, cable and streaming platforms as well as first-run syndication.Working alongside Frances Berwick, who was promoted to Chairman, Entertainment Networks in the company’s

Elaine Low Senior TV WriterSusan Rovner is officially taking the reins as chairman of NBCUniversal television and streaming’s entertainment content, leading creative strategy for original content across NBC, Bravo, E!, Oxygen, Syfy, Universal Kids, USA and streaming service Peacock.The longtime Warner Bros.

The Latics have been in administration since the start of July and were relegated from the Championship to League One after have 12 points deducted from their total last season. The club's administrators Begbies Traynor have been been trying to sell the club in recent months and confirmed last week that an agreement had been reached with an unnamed Spanish bidder who has experience in football.

“Bachelorette” star Mike Johnson is opening up about being sexually assaulted when he was young.

Emily Cooper (Lily Collins) is in a bit of a romantic pickle at the end of the first season of Netflix's romantic comedy, .

Christine & The Queens has shared a lengthy pair of new Instagram posts, sharing her experiences of sexism in the music industry.The posts came in support of the #MusicToo movement in France, who describe themselves as an “anonymous collective against gender-based and sexual violence in the music industry”.“I am not surprised to learn that, in the musical world, as in all other circles, the liberation of speech generates an upheaval that it is then difficult to master,” she wrote in the posts,

Ben Croll Making its world premiere at Paris’ NewImages Festival ahead of an October berth at Montreal’s Festival du Nouveau Cinéma, the Canadian-French production “The Passengers: Her and Him” presents an interactive, location-based VR piece that covers a chance encounter from two different perspectives – and still only tells half the story.This work-in-progress, written by French screenwriter Nicolas Peufaillit (“A Prophet”) and directed by Quebecois multi-hyphenate Ziad Touma (“Saved by the

Lucifer Season 5 Part 1 left us all eager for more, as God (Dennis Haysbert) himself finally came down to Earth to break up a fight between his kids. And all that happened just as Lucifer (Tom Ellis) seemed like he was close to telling Chloe (Lauren German) his true feelings for her! It's like Netflix purposefully did this to keep us hooked.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentJacques Audiard, the French director of Palme d’Or winning “Dheepan” and Oscar-nominated “A Prophet,” is currently filming his next feature, “Les Olympiades,” near Paris.Audiard, who enjoys working with a mix of rising and well-seasoned talents behind and in front of the camera, wrote the script of “Les Olympiades” with two female auteurs, Léa Mysius (“Ava”) and Celine Sciamma, whose latest film “Portrait of a Young Lady on Fire” won best screenplay at

The Amazing Race has arrived! Season 32, which was filmed before the coronavirus pandemic, will officially kick off in October and feature 11 new teams of two traveling the globe. This season includes stops in Trinidad, Germany, France, Kazakhstan, Brazil and many more.

is back! The adventure reality show returns on Oct. 14 on CBS, with 11 teams racing around the world for a $1 million prize.Season 32 was filmed prior to the global outbreak of the coronavirus.

straight to your inboxFerran Torres is not interested in a season of adaptation as he prepares to make his Manchester City debut at Wolves.Torres, a summer signing from Valencia, comes highly rated and having just made his senior international debut for Spain.

Oscar-winning director Barry Jenkins discussed his coming-of-age drama Moonlight at the Toronto Film Festival on Friday by dissecting the swimming lesson scene that comes early on in the Oscar-winning movie. "The physical swimming is a very small part.

Lucifer Season 5 Part 1 left fans praying for more, as God (Dennis Haysbert) himself came down to Earth to break up a fight between his kids. And just as Lucifer (Tom Ellis) seemed like he was close to telling Chloe (Lauren German) his true feelings for her! It's like Netflix purposefully did this to keep us hooked.

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