A mentally ill teenager stabbed his grandparents to death because a voice in his head told him to "kill them", a court heard today.
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Naman Ramachandran Steve Knibbs, group managing director and deputy CEO of cinema chain Vue International, is set to retire. Knibbs will be stepping down on Aug. 31, bringing an end to his 36-year career in the cinema industry that includes a tenure of two decades at Vue International. Knibbs reflected on his journey, stating: “When I first entered AMC Cinemas at The Point in Milton Keynes in 1987, little did I know that it would shape my working life for the next 36 years. Now, as I prepare for retirement, I can say that I have had the privilege of experiencing the best moments of my career alongside countless exceptional individuals and teams across the U.K. and Europe.”
Knibbs went on to highlight the significant transformations witnessed in the cinema industry since 1987, including the shift from 35mm film prints to digital projection, the rise of online platforms, the introduction of recliner seats and the expansion of food and drink offerings. He expressed his gratitude for being a part of a “crazy, eventful, inspiring and wonderful journey” and the opportunities it had provided.
The executive also acknowledged the influential figures who played a role in shaping his life and professional trajectory. He expressed his appreciation for Millard Ochs, director of U.K. operations at AMC Theatres who would go on to become president, Warner Brothers International Cinemas, who instilled in him the importance of operational quality and service; and Joe Peixoto at UCI who provided valuable insights into running an integrated international business. Knibbs also recognized the guidance of U.K. Cinema Association head Phil Clapp, for being a guiding light in driving excellence across the cinema exhibition industry; and Tim
A mentally ill teenager stabbed his grandparents to death because a voice in his head told him to "kill them", a court heard today.
Naman Ramachandran After a scandal that rocked Ireland in recent days over national broadcaster Raidió Teilifís Éireann (RTE) overpaying presenter Ryan Tubridy, the country’s government has ordered two separate reviews into the scandal. The matter led to the suspension and subsequent resignation of RTE director general Dee Forbes, a former high-level Discovery executive. On Tuesday, Ireland’s Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media, Catherine Martin T.D., announced that she will be commissioning an independent, root and branch examination of RTE composed of two separate and parallel reviews: a review of governance and culture; and a review of contractor fees, human resources and other matters.
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Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Universal Music Group has struck an agreement to acquire majority control of the second largest music catalog in Thailand, one of the fastest growing music markets in Asia. It is buying 70% of the music catalog of RS Group, a stock market-listed music distributor and artist management group. In its regulatory filing, RS group said that UMG is paying $45 million (THB1.61 billion) for the stake and that earn-out payments could lift this by a further $44.9 million (THB174 million). The deal is expected to close in the third quarter of the year. The music catalog will then form the core of a new partnership between UMG and RS Group with UMG becoming RS Group’s exclusive music service partner for new releases and new music repertoire worldwide. UMG will also receive exclusive rights of first refusal and matching rights to acquire new releases and repertoire. UMG will become the second-largest player in the Thai music market.
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Monique Samuels and Chris Samuels have called it quits after 11 years of marriage.
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Britain's Got Talent winner Viggo Venn has bagged his first proper job since winning the ITV show this year, and it's a big one, despite the fact he was met with boos when the result was announced. The Norwegian comedy star created a lot of controversy with his unusual style and bold performances during the series this year, but all the judges loved him.
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