Sky and Fremantle have released the first teaser-trailer for “M – Son of the Century,” the hotly anticipated series about Benito Mussolini’s rise to power that will launch from the upcoming Venice Film Festival. The kaleidoscopic eight-episode show is helmed by Joe Wright, the British
Yve Blake’s Australian musical sensation “Fangirls” has found an enthusiastic new audience in London. The show follows 14-year-old Edna’s elaborate attempts to meet Harry, a member of the world’s biggest boy band, when he plays a show in her hometown. Through comedy and music, it
Japanese exhibitor Aeon Entertainment and Vietnam’s Beta Media have inked a deal to form a joint venture, aiming to build and operate a premium cinema chain across Vietnam. The partnership also encompasses plans for film production and distribution in the country. The venture, operating under
M2 enables UAE residents to trade BTC and ETH directly with bank accounts. Integration supports dirham deposits, withdrawals, and market-responsive trading. UAE has strict regulations to ensure consumer protection and market transparency. In a significant development for the digital asset market in the United Arab
Bitcoin price dropped to its lowest level since mid-July with a dip to near $62k on August 1. Stocks also plummeted as investors reacted to latest economic data and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Bitcoin price crashed 10% to trade to near $62k on
Back in February 1952, the fourth-ever Primetime Emmy Awards were hosted by Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, the married couple behind “I Love Lucy,” from the Cocoanut Grove at the now-demolished Ambassador Hotel. It was also the last time spouses oversaw the proceedings. And actually,
HBO and Max senior vice president of multicultural marketing Jackie Gagne is exiting her post after four years. The elimination of her role is part of the nearly 1,000 job cuts announced across HBO and Max parent company Warner Bros. Discovery in July. The multicultural
“Suits: L.A.” is headed to… L.A. The legal drama, led by Stephen Amell, has moved from Vancouver, where it filmed its pilot, to Los Angeles, Variety has exclusively learned. The NBC spinoff, produced by UCP, a division of Universal Studio Group, will follow Amell’s Ted