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The international premiere of documentary “Spring Wind – The Awakening,” charting the political journey of Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar that culminated with his historic victory on Sunday in the country’s general elections, will open Italy’s Riviera International Film Festival…
Lena Dunham has said she felt “like a ghost” while dating Jack Antonoff, while seemingly referencing his relationship with a “teen pop star” rumoured to be Lorde. READ MORE: Jack Antonoff: “I’ve always felt really misunderstood – it’s like a…
Amol Rajan will deliver the Edinburgh TV Festival Alternative MacTaggart lecture. Rajan is about to exit the BBC to set up a digital talent company and will talk about “the role of journalism in a post-truth world, and why now…
KATSEYE’s wild week adds another chapter with the announcement of a visit next month to Australia. To celebrate what will be the international girl group’s first trip to these parts, fans will have the chance to attend an exclusive fan…
A jury has ruled the Live Nation-Ticketmaster merger to have been illegally operating as a monopoly and overcharging fans. READ MORE: The ticket levy that could save grassroots venues and artists: what happens next? After a seven-week trial and four days…
EXCLUSIVE: Carlette Norwood was sat next to her colleague in a car when she discovered he was a convicted sex offender. Norwood runs an award-winning independent theater in Birmingham, UK, and had hired the man she then knew as Ryan…
EXCLUSIVE: Channel 5 (now 5) is leaning into its dynastic period drama The Hardacres and we’ve got new cast and a first look at Season 2. New faces include Michele Dotrice (A Very English Scandal) as Lady Imelda Hansen, the…
EXCLUSIVE: Hugh Bonneville has narrated a podcast version of Sherlock Holmes story The Hound of the Baskervilles. The first episode of the nine-part audio series from podcast network Noiser lands on April 27 with Paddington, Downton Abbey and Twenty Twenty-Six…
What is Australian independent cinema making of the wider world right now? Five answers are set to emerge at the Cannes Film Festival next month, where the Adelaide Film Festival Goes to Cannes program will present works in progress to…
Richard Kind is back in the fraudulent theatrical agency business. Twenty-two years after playing Max Bialystok on Broadway following Nathan Lane in the role, the veteran actor has brought the character to the West End for the first time, starring…