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The head of the Berlin Film Festival, Tricia Tuttle, will retain her position despite backlash over award winners' statements condemning Israel's actions against Palestinians.

Tricia Tuttle will continue leading the Berlinale film festival, despite political backlash over pro-Palestinian speeches. The move is backed by international industry support and a new code of conduct.

Two leading global production companies, All3Media and Banijay, have announced a merger, creating a content powerhouse with an extensive library of hit shows like 'Peaky Blinders'. This deal will significantly impact the television industry.

American journalist Danny Fenster's harrowing imprisonment in Myanmar is brought to life through the illustrations and storytelling of celebrated cartoonist Amy Kurzweil in a captivating interactive comic.

The groundbreaking deal between Paramount and Warner Bros. promises to create a new streaming giant, challenging the dominance of Disney and Amazon. But can it compete with Netflix and YouTube's massive reach?

Social services minister Tanya Plibersek criticizes Married at First Sight for messaging that encourages control and dehumanizes women, urging parents to avoid the 'dangerous' reality TV show.

Warner Bros is adapting George RR Martin's fantasy world into a blockbuster film, with a focus on events 300 years before the HBO series.

Ted Lasso star and Celebrity Traitors finalist Nick Mohammed to host the prestigious Olivier Awards ceremony at London's Royal Albert Hall next month.

Bryan Lee O'Malley talks about the latest Scott Pilgrim project, a new game called 'Scott Pilgrim EX' that continues the beloved franchise's resurgence.

Christina Applegate's new memoir lays bare her fame, trauma, and illness with raw honesty, from an absent father to domestic violence and cancer.