France’s national rail company SNCF reported Friday that high-speed trains across the country were affected by several “malicious acts,” causing significant disruptions on the day of the Paris Olympics opening ceremony. The incidents, described by SNCF as a series of coordinated overnight events, impacted travel
Barack and Michelle Obama have officially endorsed Kamala Harris for U.S. president. The former president shared the news in a post on X on Friday, writing: “Earlier this week, Michelle and I called our friend @KamalaHarris. We told her we think she’ll make a fantastic
Equity, the U.K. performing arts and entertainment trade union, has issued a statement of solidarity in response to SAG-AFTRA’s video game strike. The U.S. actors’ union called for industrial action after nearly two years of negotiations, primarily over AI protections for voice actors and motion
Sony YAY!, the kids entertainment channel from Sony Pictures Networks India, is ramping up its anime content and developing original Indian IPs for international platforms as it looks to grow beyond traditional broadcasting. Launched in 2017, Sony YAY! has established itself as a top three
As fans of Korean pop music gather in Los Angeles for KCON L.A., a three-day convention and concert series featuring many leading acts, the K-pop genre looks to be in rude health. Global media is watching closely. Multinational streamers, such as Apple TV+ — which
ROCK RERUN Bryan Adams is set to rock India with his “So Happy It Hurts World Tour” this December. The Canadian singer-songwriter will perform in five cities: Shillong, Gurugram, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad, from Dec. 10-16. Produced by SG Live and EVA Live, the tour
Netflix is rapidly expanding its Korean unscripted TV content slate. It will launch ten shows this year, more than double the number from 2022. They range from romance to cooking and comedy. Yoo Hi-kwan director of content at Netflix Korea, says quantity was not the