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Antonio Banderas, Marc Anthony Lead Agents of Change at Premios Juventud Marbella Debut
Univision Television Networks is transforming its Premios Juventud awards into a week-long international festival for the first time, culminating in Marbella, Spain on 3 September. As part of the milestone 23rd edition, the show will honour four “Agents of Change” — Antonio Banderas, Marc Anthony, Yandel and La Oreja de Van Gogh — a category…
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‘Bunker,’ ‘Ink,’ ‘Babies’ Join Zurich Film Festival’s Gala Premieres Section
The Zurich Film Festival has expanded its Gala Premieres section with 12 additional films for its 22nd edition, drawing a mix of star power and acclaimed directors from around the world. Highlights include Florian Zeller’s thriller “Bunker” starring Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem, Danny Boyle’s drama “Ink” with Jack O’Connell, Guy Pearce and Claire Foy,…
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‘Club Kid,’ ‘Bunker’ and Danny Boyle’s ‘Ink’ Added to Zurich Film Festival Lineup
Zurich Film Festival has confirmed eleven additional gala premieres for its 2026 edition, rounding out a lineup already stacked with awards-season contenders. Headline additions include Javier Bardem and Penélope Cruz’s Venice-bound thriller Bunker, Jordan Firstman’s Cannes breakout Club Kid (acquired by A24 after a fiercely contested bidding war) and Danny Boyle’s Rupert Murdoch drama Ink,…
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Francesco Carrozzini on His Venice AI Doc ‘Be Brave’ and Why ‘The Human Has to Come First’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Italian director Francesco Carrozzini is bringing “Be Brave,” an 85-minute AI-generated documentary about Diesel founder Renzo Rosso, to the Venice Film Festival. The film is notable for not featuring a single traditionally shot frame of its subject; instead, Carrozzini used artificial intelligence to recreate Rosso at various stages of his life, making it one of…
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ROSE TATTOO Frontman ANGRY ANDERSON Suffered Cardiac Arrest During European Tour
Rose Tattoo’s bandmates have confirmed that frontman Angry Anderson, 79, suffered a cardiac arrest and remains hospitalised, finally providing a specific diagnosis behind the “medical issue” that had forced cancellation of the remaining dates on the band’s European tour. The statement was issued 20 days after Anderson’s hospitalisation, thanking fans for their support and asking…
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Elite Premier League Clubs Race Transfer Deadline as Arsenal and Newcastle Navigate Complex Moves
Manchester United academy graduate Kobbie Mainoo drew strong praise from teammate Harry Maguire after a standout midfield display in United’s 5-2 win over Ipswich, a result made notable by the fact United had spent £150 million rebuilding their midfield over the summer. The episode underlined a broader theme of the closing days of the transfer…
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Unifrance Rendez-Vous TV Mart Spotlights Ancient Rome, 19th Century Paris, Retired Spooks, Luchadores, Diplomatic Intrigue and Gaza
The 32nd Unifrance Rendez-Vous TV content market opens on 7 September in Le Havre, showcasing more than 350 French television programmes to international buyers. The condensed four-day event will feature around 50 exclusive screenings of scripted series, animated shows and documentaries, alongside industry panels and the presentation of France’s 2025 TV export figures by Unifrance…
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Germany’s Wamser completes move to Man City
Manchester City have signed Germany international full-back Carlotta Wamser from Bayer Leverkusen on a four-year deal, bolstering the Women’s Super League champions’ defence ahead of their title defence. The 22-year-old, who can play at either left-back or right-back, becomes City’s third summer signing after the arrivals of Niamh Charles from Chelsea and Beth Mead from…
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TrustNordisk Unveils Fresh Deals & Teaser-Trailer For Venice Contender ‘Woman Unknown’
TrustNordisk has announced new territorial deals and released a teaser-trailer for “Woman Unknown,” May el-Toukhy’s psychological drama set in post-World War Two Denmark, ahead of its world premiere in competition at the Venice Film Festival. The film follows Marie, a nanny about to marry her wealthy widowed employer, whose secret past resurfaces amid the public…
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Prince William’s friend and the godfather of Prince George is at war with locals over plans to lease 15 acres of his Buckinghamshire estate to build Europe’s largest biogas plant
Harry Aubrey-Fletcher, godfather to Prince George and a close friend of Prince William, is facing a backlash from residents and farmers in Buckinghamshire over plans to lease 15 acres of his Hornage Farm estate to Acorn Bioenergy for what would become England’s largest biogas-to-grid anaerobic digestion plant. The scheme, which converts organic waste into gas…