‘Gangs of London’ Producer Helen Gregory Joins See-Saw Films as Creative Director

Manori Ravindran International EditorFormer Tele München Group managing director Herbert Kloiber’s Night Train Media has taken a majority stake in London-based non-scripted distributor BossaNova as it looks to align its documentary and drama businesses.Under the deal, BossaNova — founded last year by non-scripted veterans Paul Heaney and Dina Subhani — will have access to an acquisition fund to fulfil the company’s mission of co-creating and co-funding projects by matching producers with the

Though The Rolling Stones probably didn’t play Gabriel Jagger’s wedding reception, “Wild Horses” couldn’t keep him from saying “I do” over the weekend. Gabriel, 23, married his fiancée Anouk Winzenried, a Swiss socialite, in a seemingly quiet ceremony in London, England.

See-Saw Films has hired Helen Gregory to the newly-created position of Creative Director.

Michael Kiwanuka has joined the judging panel for this year’s Mercury Prize.The London-based singer-songwriter won last year’s prize for third album ‘KIWANUKA’.Details of the 2021 Mercury Prize were revealed earlier this year, with a 12-strong ‘Albums of the Year’ shortlist set to be announced on BBC Radio 6 Music from 11am BST tomorrow (July 22).The 2021 Hyundai Mercury Prize Awards Show will then be held at the Eventim Apollo in London on September 9.Kiwanuka joins existing judges on the panel

Amid a number of DC blockbusters that are awaiting release in the upcoming year or two, fans are especially looking forward to , for which , the beloved Aquaman, has already started shooting in London. The movie will follow the adventures of Arthur Curry, aka Aquaman, and his orbit.

Damian Lewis has been photographed returning to work just months after the tragic death of his wife Helen McCory.The 50 year old actor put on a brave face as he arrived on the set of the hit Sky TV show Billions in London, in which he plays hedge fund magnate Bobby Axelrod.The star dressed casually for the day of filming as he donned a blue jumper with a matching navy padded jacket alongside a pair of dark trousers.

EXCLUSIVE: VFX powerhouse Framestore has hired Cruella and Maleficent: Mistress Of Evil VFX Supervisor Damien Stumpf.

Scotland fan has turned up to the Euro finals in London with a Saltire saying 'we'll be back'. The man has gone viral for his standard with Arnold Schwarzenegger's Terminator emblazoned on it voicing his iconic line.

Prince George is enjoying some family time at the big game!

Tom Cruise is once again watching Wimbledon!