-
Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea Film Festival Cancels 2026 Edition
Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea International Film Festival has cancelled its 2026 edition and postponed the event’s sixth edition to the fourth quarter of 2027. The Red Sea Film Foundation said the decision followed a review of factors affecting the festival’s timing, including the logistical demands of hosting an international event of its scale. The foundation…
-
Edwards signs short-term deal with Red Roses
Shaun Edwards has been appointed as a short-term defence coaching consultant for England women’s rugby team, working alongside existing defence coach Sarah Hunter for the remainder of the WXV Global Series. The appointment comes following England’s 39-Test winning streak ending in a 26-26 draw against Canada, with the partnership beginning for Saturday’s match against New…
-
Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea festival pauses 2026 edition, plans 2027 return
Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea Film Festival has cancelled its sixth edition, scheduled for 3–12 December 2026, and will return in the fourth quarter of 2027 with a renewed programme. Organisers cited timing and logistical considerations, while the year-long pause will also enable the festival to reorganise following the June departure of general manager Shivani Pandya…
-
“It Fills Me With Pride”: How the Basque Country Is Nurturing Its Next Generation of Filmmakers
The Basque Country’s film industry is enjoying rapid growth, driven by substantial tax incentives, sustained public investment and San Sebastián’s expanding international profile. After Basque projects received a record 45 Goya nominations, regional organisations are now focused on ensuring this success continues by identifying and supporting emerging filmmakers. At this year’s San Sebastián festival, 31…
-
The Art of Menu Curation in Fine Dining Establishments
Fine dining menus function as carefully orchestrated narratives that extend far beyond listing available dishes, representing a chef’s vision, seasonal ingredients, and the restaurant’s philosophy. Menu design balances creativity with accessibility and innovation with tradition, with each item contributing to guests’ perception of quality before they taste anything. The presentation of these menus—particularly in Michelin-starred…
-
The 5 Best Pixel Art Platforms for 2026 (AI Text-to-Image Tools)
The article evaluates five AI pixel-art platforms for 2026, comparing image quality, authenticity of pixel-grid output, free usage, animation features and availability. Adobe Firefly is recommended for most creators seeking quick, text-generated pixel-style graphics, while Retro Diffusion and PixelLab are presented as better suited to game developers needing native sprites and animation. – Adobe Firefly:…
-
Ed Sheeran’s former support act Aaron Rowe says anger should be aimed at “the likes of Robert Kraft” and “Zionist lobbies”
Ed Sheeran’s Loop tour has been engulfed in controversy following rapper Macklemore’s removal after delivering a pro-Palestine speech at MetLife Stadium. Several artists, including Aaron Rowe and FINNEAS, subsequently withdrew from the tour in protest, with Rowe arguing that criticism should be directed towards stadium owner Robert Kraft rather than Sheeran. The incident highlights tensions…
-
Fundraiser for Noah Woods’s family surpasses £105,000 after death in pond
A fundraiser for Noah Woods’s family has raised more than £105,000 after the three-year-old was found dead in a pond in Brantham, Suffolk. Noah had gone missing after leaving a relative near a playground, prompting a major search involving about 1,300 volunteers and numerous emergency and rescue organisations. Noah was non-verbal, partially deaf and awaiting…
-
Born 90 Years Ago Today in Tennessee, the Teen Pop Idol Turned Country Star Who Co-Wrote George Jones’ Favorite Song
Dickey Lee, born in Memphis on 21 September 1936, built a varied career as a songwriter, pop performer and country artist. He co-wrote major country hits including George Jones’s “She Thinks I Still Care”, which Jones reportedly considered his favourite song, while also becoming a teen idol through dramatic pop hits such as “Patches” and…
-
Eagle Eye Drama Acquires ‘The Great Dictator’, Matthew Sweet’s Biography Of Barbara Cartland
Eagle Eye Drama has acquired television rights to Matthew Sweet’s biography The Great Dictator, about the flamboyant author and public figure Dame Barbara Cartland. The ITV Studios-owned production company plans to develop her extraordinary life into a scripted series, highlighting her influence, public image and complicated private world. Cartland, born in 1901, was known for…