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Jean Lodge, British Actress and Mother of ‘Nanny’ Actor Charles Shaughnessy, Dies at 99
Jean Lodge, an actress and mother of 'Nanny' star Charles Shaughnessy who appeared with Alan Ladd in the 1954 film The Black Knight, has died at 99.
The Man Behind David Lynch, Kathryn Bigelow and ‘Beverly Hills, 90210’ Is Getting His Moment at Locarno
Locarno 2026 honoree, producer Sigurjon Joni Sighvatsson talks David Lynch appeal, reviews 'Twin Peaks,' 'Beverly Hills, 90210,' 'Candyman' remakes.
U.K. Competition Watchdog Approves Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery Mega-Deal
On the planned Paramount, Warner Bros. Discovery deal, the U.K. is launching a more in-depth competition review.
How Vicky McClure Became the Reigning Queen of the British Police Procedural
As Vicky McClure prepares to detonate season four of ITV's 'Trigger Point,' she talks 'Line of Duty' fame and her working-class roots with THR.
Brian Cox, James D’Arcy Among First Guests on Rosie Fellner’s ‘Tea With Rosie’ Podcast (Exclusive)
Actor-producer Rosie Fellner has launched a podcast, 'Tea With Rosie,' and 'Succession' star Brian Cox is among her first guests.
‘Revolutionaries Never Die’ Is a Cinematic Homage to Lebanese Filmmaking Pioneer Jocelyne Saab
'Revolutionaries Never Die,' a Locarno 2026 film by Palestinian director Mohanad Yaqubi, pays homage to Lebanon filmmaker pioneer Jocelyne Saab.
Busan Film Festival to Honor Michelle Yeoh as Asian Filmmaker of the Year
Oscar-winner Michelle Yeoh will accept the honor at Busan's Oct. 6 opening ceremony, where she'll also present a curated program of her work.
Busan Film Festival to Honor Michelle Yeoh as Asian Filmmaker of the Year
The Oscar winner will accept the honor at Busan's Oct.
Soft Ad Market, World Cup Competition Hit Germany’s ProSiebenSat.1 Results
Weaker TV advertising and competition from the World Cup offset growth in streaming and digital ads at Berlusconi-owned ProSiebenSat.1.
Locarno Honoree Sigurjón Sighvatsson on AI, Netflix and Why Cannes “Doesn’t Know What It Is Anymore”
'Twin Peaks' producer Sigurjon Sighvatsson says Netflix films are made for a closed system, Cannes and Venice focus on mega cinema.