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Streamers Set For Major European Spending Landmark In 2024 – Ampere Research - deadline.com - Britain - France - Germany - Poland
deadline.com
10.06.2024 / 09:11

Streamers Set For Major European Spending Landmark In 2024 – Ampere Research

Streamer spend in Europe is set to overtake public and commercial broadcasters this year for the first time, topping €10B ($10.6B), according to new research from Ampere Analysis.

Elizabeth Debicki and Emma Corrin on Failed ‘Crown’ Auditions, Sharing the Role of Diana and ‘Abusive’ Paparazzi: ‘We Haven’t Learned Anything’ - variety.com - Paris
variety.com
07.06.2024 / 15:35

Elizabeth Debicki and Emma Corrin on Failed ‘Crown’ Auditions, Sharing the Role of Diana and ‘Abusive’ Paparazzi: ‘We Haven’t Learned Anything’

Emma Corrin and Elizabeth Debicki, the road to “The Crown” began with failed auditions. Each performer was up for a guest part in the Netflix series’ early seasons; both ended up playing Princess Diana at different ages. Corrin was Emmy-nominated for portraying the newly wed and then increasingly disillusioned princess in Season 4.

Variety Expands Gaming Coverage With Promotion of Jennifer Maas to Senior Business Writer, TV and Video Games - variety.com
variety.com
04.06.2024 / 18:19

Variety Expands Gaming Coverage With Promotion of Jennifer Maas to Senior Business Writer, TV and Video Games

William Earl As Variety expands its coverage of gaming, Jennifer Maas has been promoted to senior business writer, TV and video games. She will lead the entertainment news brand’s heightened coverage of the video game industry with special emphasis on the convergence of game content and IP with TV shows, movies, books and other media. With the promotion, Maas will drive enterprise reporting, features and breaking news coverage of gaming and related subjects, in addition to her duties covering TV business news.

West Lothian mum diagnosed with cancer on her birthday celebrates being 10 years free of disease - www.dailyrecord.co.uk - Britain - Scotland
dailyrecord.co.uk
04.06.2024 / 12:11

West Lothian mum diagnosed with cancer on her birthday celebrates being 10 years free of disease

A West Lothian mum who discovered she had cancer on her birthday marked the milestone of being 10 years clear of the disease by launching Race for Life in Scotland’s capital.

Scots patients battling cancer linked to asbestos given new hope with clinical trial - www.dailyrecord.co.uk - Britain - Scotland
dailyrecord.co.uk
03.06.2024 / 04:07

Scots patients battling cancer linked to asbestos given new hope with clinical trial

New hope for cancer patients in Scotland with the launch of a clinical trial for a form of the disease linked to asbestos exposure, a charity has announced.

How ‘The Gilded Age,’ ‘Feud’ and More Period Dramas Walk a Fine Line Between Being Accurate and Offensive With Language - variety.com - New York
variety.com
31.05.2024 / 20:19

How ‘The Gilded Age,’ ‘Feud’ and More Period Dramas Walk a Fine Line Between Being Accurate and Offensive With Language

Whitney Friedlander The art of making a quality period drama isn’t just about ensuring authentic representation of how people of a bygone era would look, move, live and work. It’s also about nailing what they would say and how they would say it — but in a way that doesn’t make today’s audience rush for a dictionary.

Scotland's 'top town to retire' on lovely coastline where homes are cheap - www.dailyrecord.co.uk - Britain - Scotland
dailyrecord.co.uk
30.05.2024 / 22:15

Scotland's 'top town to retire' on lovely coastline where homes are cheap

After decades of grafting hard, retirement should be a time of rest and relaxation.

Canada’s CBC On European Charm Offensive To Rally Support For Social Media Detox Initiative - deadline.com - Australia - France - New Zealand - Canada - Germany - Belgium - Switzerland
deadline.com
29.05.2024 / 14:17

Canada’s CBC On European Charm Offensive To Rally Support For Social Media Detox Initiative

EXCLUSIVE: Catherine Tait, who runs Canadian pubcaster CBC/Radio-Canada, has been meeting with counterparts in Europe this week to rally support for an online initiative aimed at detoxifying social media.

Doctor warns gel manicures could put you at risk of cancer - www.ok.co.uk - Poland
ok.co.uk
26.05.2024 / 11:49

Doctor warns gel manicures could put you at risk of cancer

People who get gel manicures are being warned about the potential health risks associated with the beauty treatment - including skin cancer.The warning comes after a recent study revealed that the radiation emitted by ultraviolet (UV) nail polish dryers can cause harm.The research highlights that such radiation can damage DNA and cause mutations in human cells, leading to concerns over an increased risk of cancer. As gel nail polish requires UV light to set, it could heighten your risk of skin cancer due to regular exposure of your hands, cuticles and nails to UV rays.

Four Projects Receive Indonesia’s Inaugural Film Matching Grant - deadline.com - Indonesia - city This
deadline.com
22.05.2024 / 15:53

Four Projects Receive Indonesia’s Inaugural Film Matching Grant

Four projects have been selected as the first recipients of Indonesia‘s debut government-funded film grant, Film Matchfund.

Mouly Surya, Garin Nugroho Projects Among First Recipients of Annual Indonesian Film Grant – Cannes - variety.com - Indonesia - county Grant
variety.com
21.05.2024 / 13:53

Mouly Surya, Garin Nugroho Projects Among First Recipients of Annual Indonesian Film Grant – Cannes

Naman Ramachandran Indonesia has unveiled the four film projects that will be the pilot recipients of the country’s first government-funded film grant, Film Matchfund, at the Cannes Film Festival. As revealed by Variety, the $13 million annual fund was launched at Cannes 2023 by Nadiem Makarim, Indonesia‘s minister of education, culture, research and technology.

Asian and European Film Associations Seek Common Ground at Cannes – Global Bulletin - variety.com - South Korea - Thailand - Japan - North Korea - Indonesia - Malaysia - Singapore - city Singapore - Taiwan - Philippines - city Busan - Mongolia
variety.com
20.05.2024 / 13:17

Asian and European Film Associations Seek Common Ground at Cannes – Global Bulletin

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief The 27-member European Film Agency Directors Association and the Asian Film Alliance Network, which was established this time last year and currently has seven members, have agreed to work together on topics of common interest and to jointly develop a better world film ecosystem. At a meeting this week held on the sidelines of the Cannes Film Festival, EFAD and AFAN promised to enhance understanding and collaboration between Asian and European national film agencies. Topics included: dialog on policy and regulations; the development of the film industry in both regions; and addressing new media and challenges ahead. Separately, the founding AFAN members convened for a closed-door roundtable discussion on May 16.

Cannes Title ‘Santosh’ First Clip Unveiled: ‘Religious Intolerance, Casteism, Prejudice and Misogyny Are Sitting Heavily in the Atmosphere’ (EXCLUSIVE) - variety.com - India - city Delhi
variety.com
20.05.2024 / 09:09

Cannes Title ‘Santosh’ First Clip Unveiled: ‘Religious Intolerance, Casteism, Prejudice and Misogyny Are Sitting Heavily in the Atmosphere’ (EXCLUSIVE)

Naman Ramachandran Sandhya Suri’s fiction feature debut “Santosh,” which bows in the Cannes Film Festival‘s Un Certain Regard strand, has unveiled its first clip. In the film, a government scheme sees newly widowed Santosh inherit her slain husband’s job as a police constable in the rural badlands of northern India.

World-famous DJ's son, 18, died after leg pain from extremely rare cancer - www.ok.co.uk - Britain - Manchester
ok.co.uk
18.05.2024 / 11:53

World-famous DJ's son, 18, died after leg pain from extremely rare cancer

The teenage son of a world-famous DJ tragically passed away after experiencing unexplained leg pain, which turned out to be cancer. Earlier this month, staff from the school of Oliver Park – who was sadly just 18 when he died – recently honoured the memory of their student by participating in a 53-mile relay race. Oliver was the son of DJ Graeme Park, the British house music DJ widely credited as one of the original founders of the UK's club scene as a leading figure of The Hacienda club in Manchester.

Scotland's 10 'most dangerous' areas in 2024 named in new study - see full list - www.dailyrecord.co.uk - Scotland - city Glasgow - city Dundee
dailyrecord.co.uk
15.05.2024 / 15:43

Scotland's 10 'most dangerous' areas in 2024 named in new study - see full list

Scotland's "most dangerous" areas have been named in new research investigating crime rates across the country.

Asian Content Attracts and Retains 80% of Region’s VOD Audiences, Report - variety.com - China - Thailand - Japan - North Korea - Indonesia - Malaysia - Singapore - Taiwan - Philippines
variety.com
15.05.2024 / 06:59

Asian Content Attracts and Retains 80% of Region’s VOD Audiences, Report

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Asian audiences are increasingly turning to homegrown content in their streaming choices. Asian titles powering 80% of premium VOD engagement and customer acquisition, according to new research from research and consultancy firm Media Partners Asia. “The Rise of Asian Content” is based on passive tracking of 40,000 users by sister company AMPD in nine major Asian markets – Japan, Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines and Thailand – over 15 months between Jan.

Groundbreaking Research Tackles Sexual Health Needs of LGBTQA+ Australians with Disabilities - gaynation.co - Australia
gaynation.co
15.05.2024 / 00:37

Groundbreaking Research Tackles Sexual Health Needs of LGBTQA+ Australians with Disabilities

2 min read Cerebral Palsy Alliance (CPA) and Western Sydney University (WSU) have joined forces on a groundbreaking four-year research project to address the long-neglected issue of sexual healthcare for LGBTQA+ individuals with […]

Five skin cancer symptoms you should look out for when checking your body - www.dailyrecord.co.uk - Britain
dailyrecord.co.uk
13.05.2024 / 14:51

Five skin cancer symptoms you should look out for when checking your body

Health experts have revealed five red flag signs of skin cancer that you should be watching out for when checking your body.

Race to Erase Raises $1.5 Million for MS Research With the Help of Natasha Bedingfield, A Great Big World and Caroline Rhea - variety.com - Los Angeles - Chad - county Nicholas
variety.com
13.05.2024 / 06:41

Race to Erase Raises $1.5 Million for MS Research With the Help of Natasha Bedingfield, A Great Big World and Caroline Rhea

Nicholas White Hollywood’s support for Race to Erase MS kept rolling into its 31st year Friday at the Fairmont Century Plaza in Los Angeles, helping the Nancy Davis-led charity raise $1.5 million to multiple sclerosis research. The night’s headlining musical act, Natasha Bedingfield, played a medley of hers and others’ songs, including her 2000s-era hit “Unwritten,” which was recently given a new life in “Anyone but You,” and Bill Withers’ “Lean on Me,” which she sang alongside Davis and friends. Bedingfield was introduced by Casey Affleck.

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