Overcoming Language Barriers, Amazon India Has 70 Projects in Development, Country Head Gaurav Gandhi Says

Joe Otterson TV ReporterFox is developing a country music comedy series from Vir Das and Sam Laybourne, Variety has learned.Titled “Country Eastern,” the single-camera show has received a script commitment with a penalty attached. The show is about a young wealthy man from India who restarts his life in America with his family.

Fox has given a script commitment with penalty to Country Eastern, a single-camera comedy written by India’s top comedian and Bollywood star Vir Das. The intent is for Das to also star in the project, from Party Over Here, the production company founded by the Lonely Island’s Andy Samberg, Akiva Schaffer and Jorma Taccone, and CBS Studios. Fox Entertainment and CBS Studios will co-produce.

Gwyneth Paltrow seems to be trolling Marvel fans with an answer she gave in her Instagram Q&A.

Binky Felstead welcomed her second child, son Wolfie, with husband Max Darnton back in June. And in a new interview with OK! the former Made in Chelsea star, who also is mum to four year old daughter India, told us that after her recent pregnancy, her fitness goal is to fit into her old clothes again.

broke the story that lawyers for religious-right legal giant Alliance Defending Freedom bragged at an anti-choice conference that the 15-week abortion ban that had been introduced in Mississippi was based on ADF’s model language. ADF lawyers said the law was the next step in the group’s strategic plan to “eradicate” Roe v.

A man has been arrested after FIVE people were targeted in a spate of attacks - including a pensioner.

Guy Garvey has said that he wants to make a musical based on Elbow‘s music.Speak to the Daily Star newspaper’s ‘Wired’ column (via Contact Music), the musician explained: “I’m obsessed with the idea that Elbow’s music – being about all elements of the human life span – lends itself to a story.“I’m sure we could turn it into some kind of story, and we’ve had a few offers to do an Elbow musical.”He continued: “You’d have to disregard what people think about musicals to do something suitable with

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefIn the space of five years, TV veteran Sameer Nair has built Applause Entertainment into a powerhouse supplier of Indian content that is being hungrily consumed by the sub-continent’s streaming platforms. Built with the backing of the Aditya Birla conglomerate, Applause shows no interest in becoming a streamer or venturing into India’s still large broadcast TV market.

, Sumit finally told her he put their marriage paperwork on hold behind her back because he was nervous about getting married again after his first arranged marriage ended in a messy divorce. Upon hearing this, Jenny threatened to leave him and go back to America.Jenny was pushing to marry Sumit because his parents finally said they wouldn't stand in their way, though his mom and dad are still not in support of the marriage.

Bella Hadid is walking back on a complaint she made about not owning designer clothes in high school. In an interview with Vogue from over the summer, the 25-year-old model broke down some of her most famous looks and discussed growing up with supermodel mom Yolanda Hadid.

Binky Felstead has shown off her newly made-over nursery for her young son Wolfie, opting for a stylish bohemian style.The former Made in Chelsea star, 31, is a mum of two, sharing eldest daughter India with her ex and former MIC co-star Josh 'JP' Patterson, and has five-month-old son Wolfie with her husband Max Darnton.The star frequently shares snaps of hers and her other half's gorgeous family and their lovely home, showing off their clear eye for interior design, and she has recently

While it’s nothing new to see Hollywood snatch up the English-language remake rights to a popular international film, it does feel like it’s happening very quickly nowadays.

Naman Ramachandran India’s annual Film Bazaar market has revealed the five projects chosen for its work-in-progress lab.

As part of ongoing changes at the corporate level at Paramount Pictures, Marc Weinstock will now lead a unified global marketing and distribution group, with co-president Mary Daily exiting the studio. Paramount has also tapped Pam Kaufman, current president of Global Consumer Products for ViacomCBS, to lead an expanded Themed Entertainment Group and report jointly to president and CEO Brian Robbins and to Raffaele Annecchino, president and CEO, ViacomCBS Networks International.