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Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV CriticProduction in the Golden State may still be in a state of stasis due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Twitter that support the Mullingar man showed Dustin the Turkey interrupting Niall while he was singing and jokingly saying, ‘We wanted Harry Styles.’‘This was so disrespectful,’ one fan who retweeted the clip wrote before adding, that Niall ‘deserves so much better’.Another fan tweeted, ‘What they did to Niall was extremely disrespectful and rude. He didn’t have to sing for them either and interrupting him saying they wanted Harry instead is so uncalled for.

ViacomCBS' ViacomCBS International Studios (VIS) has struck a deal with Miramax, in which the entertainment giant owns a 49 percent stake, to co-produce The Turkish Detective, a detective series set in modern-day Istanbul based on the 21 books in The Cetin Ikmen Crime Novelsseries by Barbara Nadel.

Anna Marie de la Fuente The bestselling Cetin Ikmen crime novels by Barbara Nadel, set in modern-day Istanbul, are coming to the small screen, thanks to a new pact between Miramax and ViacomCBS Int’l Studios (VIS) to co-produce the series adaptation, “The Turkish Detective.”Deal is the first co-production between VIS and Miramax, the international film and television studio jointly owned by beIN Media Group and ViacomCBS, which acquired a stake in December last year.The CWA Silver

Jake Kanter International TV EditorViacomCBS International Studios and Miramax are partnering on their first project since ViacomCBS took a 49% stake in the film and TV studio in April.The two companies will co-produce The Turkish Detective, a crime series set in modern-day Istanbul based on the 21 inspector Cetin Ikmen novels by Barbara Nadel.Production on the series, which was first announced at Mipcom last year, will begin in spring next year.

Monsta X announced on Monday (June 22) that they are set to take the stage for their one and only live-streamed concert later this summer.

With movie theaters around the globe still partially or fully closed, more and more movies are making the move to streaming for distribution. The latest one may be Aaron Sorkin‘s “The Trial of the Chicago 7,” as Netflix is negotiating a deal to acquire the film’s distribution rights from Paramount Pictures.

Andreas Wiseman International EditorNetflix is circling a big deal for Aaron Sorkin’s movie The Trial Of Chicago 7, which was due to be released domestically later this year by Paramount, which is shedding another big movie on its slate.The deal, which is also with producer Cross Creek, has been in the works for a little while once it became clear that Paramount was backing out but it still may not happen because there are a handful of major international markets left to unpick because the

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaNetflix is negotiating a deal to acquire domestic rights to Aaron Sorkin’s “The Trial of the Chicago 7” from Paramount Pictures and Cross Creek Pictures, Variety has learned.The film follows the Chicago Seven, a group of seven activists who were charged by the federal government with conspiracy, inciting to riot, and other charges stemming from anti-Vietnam War protests that broke out during the 1968 Democratic National Convention.

Mirror Online about a range of strategies that could be implemented to ensure fans can attend concerts safely, saying lessons could be learned from South Korea, where venues were able to continue to operate during the pandemic.Hassall told Mirror Online: “We’ve asked the government to look at how venues in other countries have been operating, and the checks and balances they have put in place instead of blanket social distancing guidelines.“The test case in Seoul – where a Phantom of the Opera

Bradford, had the operation in December 2018, and claimed he couldn't see any regrowth after months of waiting. "I did everything they told me to do as aftercare once I had the operation," he said."But after four months, I saw literally no growth.

Caroline Bryan came face-to-face with a terrorizing turkey.

Manchester City, he wants to play in Turkey one day.Gundogan was Pep Guardiola's first signing as City manager and although he suffer injury turmoil during the first couple of years of his tenure, he has gone on to become an important member of the team.The tidy and versatile midfielder played a vital part of City's domestic treble triumph last season, as he filled in the holding role many times in the absence of the injured Fernandinho, despite uncertainty surrounding his future.Gundogan's

hair transplant in Turkey.Luke Horsfield had been feeling 'really self-conscious' about his thinning hairline when he decide to go abroad for the producer.The 26-year-old then forked out £1,250 for the bargain six hour surgery at the Clinic Center in Instanbul, half the price it would cost in the UK.But he was gutted when months after the operation he still failed to see any growth and was left with scars and bald patches.Luke claims surgeons at the clinic couldn't speak English and took too

Jill Goldsmith Satellite radio powerhouse and Pandora parent SiriusXM plans to raise $1 billion in a private debt offering and will use proceeds along with cash to redeem previous debt and interest obligations.In a filing with the SEC, announcing the sale the comany noted the onoing tough environment created by the COVID-19 virus on its business, which depends in large part on new cars sales and advertising, which have both slumped.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefReliance Industries has raised a further $2.5 billion for its Jio Platforms business from a trio of foreign investment groups.On Sunday, the company revealed that the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority had paid $750 million for a 1.16% stake in the broadband internet and media operation.That followed a $1.2 billion commitment from Mubadala, another Abu Dhabi government fund, and an additional $600 million from previously committed U.S. investor Silver Lake.

By Patrick Frater