Simon Field Dies: Former Rotterdam Film Festival Director Was 80

Simon Field Dies: Former Rotterdam Film Festival Director Was 80

Simon Field, the pioneering film programmer and champion of filmmakers such as Wang Bing, Apichatpong Weerasethakul, and Christopher Nolan, has died. He was 80.  Field died on July 16. The news was confirmed by the veteran film critic Geoff Andrew, who posted an obituary of Field on his blog. Andrew was shortly followed by the…

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Singapore stocks fall amid tech rout; STI down 0.2%

Singapore stocks fall amid tech rout; STI down 0.2%

Published Mon, Jul 20, 2026 · 07:30 PM [SINGAPORE] Singapore stocks ended lower on Monday (Jul 20) amid a tech rout in Asian markets. The dip coincided with the launch of Kimi 3.0, an artificial intelligence model by Chinese player Moonshot AI. Kimi 3.0 is said to be comparable to OpenAI’s GPT models and nearly…

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Andy Burnham Becomes Seventh UK Prime Minister In 10 Years

Andy Burnham Becomes Seventh UK Prime Minister In 10 Years

We’ve been here before. The UK has its seventh Prime Minister in a decade as Andy Burnham arrives at Buckingham Palace to greet King Charles III and be sworn in. The former Greater Manchester Mayor has had an odd coronation, running unopposed to be leader of the Labour Party after his predecessor Keir Starmer stepped…

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Venice Critics’ Week Unveils 2026 Selection With Films From Colombia, China & Tunisia

Venice Critics’ Week Unveils 2026 Selection With Films From Colombia, China & Tunisia

Venice parallel sidebar Settimana Internazionale della Critica (International Critics’ Week) has unveiled the lineup for its 41st edition. The section, organised by the Union of Italian Film Critics (SNCCI) and focused on works by emerging filmmakers, will showcase seven features in competition and two films out of competition. Colombia has a strong presence this year…

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CICT to reconfigure parts of Paragon, including Metro space 

CICT to reconfigure parts of Paragon, including Metro space 

The department store is likely to remain in the Orchard Road mall under new retail concept stores [SINGAPORE] CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust (CICT) is advancing plans to optimise and selectively reconfigure parts of Paragon, including areas currently occupied by department store Metro. “(Metro) has expressed interest in remaining at Paragon under new retail concept stores,…

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Ofcom Launches ‘Married At First Sight UK’ Investigation

Ofcom Launches ‘Married At First Sight UK’ Investigation

UK regulator Ofcom has launched an investigation into under-fire Channel 4 series Married at First Sight UK. The regulator’s group director of broadcast previously told British lawmakers Ofcom would examine an “advanced copy” of Channel 4’s review into welfare on the show and “urgently” consider “whether “any regulatory action is necessary.” Ofcom has clearly decided…

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Mia Threapleton, Danny Huston Join Guy Pearce, Jared Harris & Merab Ninidze In ‘The Price Of Peace’ As Filming Begins in London

Mia Threapleton, Danny Huston Join Guy Pearce, Jared Harris & Merab Ninidze In ‘The Price Of Peace’ As Filming Begins in London

Anthony McCarten’s post-World War Two political thriller The Price of Peace – starring Guy Pearce, Jared Harris and Merab Ninidze as Harry S. Truman, Winston Churchill and Joseph Stalin respectively – has begun principal photography in London. The trio have been joined by Mia Threapleton (The Phoenician Scheme) as Mary Churchill and acclaimed Danny Huston…

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