Edinburgh Television Festival Could Relocate After 50 Years

Edinburgh Television Festival Could Relocate After 50 Years

The Edinburgh Television Festival could be about to relocate after 50 years in the capital of Scotland. Organizers of the biggest British TV gathering have launched a bidding process, Deadline understands, with UK cities invited to apply to host the fest from 2027. Edinburgh will be allowed to reapply and could remain host city, but…

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International Networks Snap Up BBC’s Ozzy Osbourne Documentary

International Networks Snap Up BBC’s Ozzy Osbourne Documentary

EXCLUSIVE: A host of international networks will air the BBC documentary about the late Ozzy Osbourne. Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne: Coming Home followed Ozzy and wife Sharon as they upped sticks and moved from Los Angeles back to a family home in the UK. The factual film also took in Ozzy’s preparations for his ‘Back…

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ByteDance’s valuation soars to US$480 billion in share auction

ByteDance’s valuation soars to US0 billion in share auction

[HONG KONG] [A Chinese investment firm bought a block of ByteDance shares at a valuation of US$480 billion, far above recent levels, a sign of strong investor interest in the parent company of video sensation TikTok. In bidding that took place on Wednesday (Nov 19), venture firm Capital Today won out over several other interested…

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‘Sinners’ Swings With Three Wins At Hollywood Music In Media Awards; “Golden” Night For ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ – Full List

‘Sinners’ Swings With Three Wins At Hollywood Music In Media Awards; “Golden” Night For ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ – Full List

Ryan Coogler’s Sinners was the big winner at the 16th annual Hollywood Music in Media Awards on Wednesday night, picking up three statuettes including Best Score and Song for a feature film and Best On-Screen Performance. The latter two wins were for “I Lied to You,” which was written by Raphael Saadiq and Ludwig Göransson…

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Vietnamese airline Vietjet to resume use of Chinese-made Comac planes: sources

Vietnamese airline Vietjet to resume use of Chinese-made Comac planes: sources

C909, which seats up to 90 passengers, has been operating commercially since 2016 [HANOI] Vietnamese budget airline Vietjet plans to resume the use of Comac jets next week after a one-month hiatus, according to two sources familiar with the matter, reinvigorating the Chinese planemaker’s international expansion. The airline last month paused flights from Hanoi and…

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Google opens new AI engineering centre in Taiwan

Google opens new AI engineering centre in Taiwan

[TAIPEI] Alphabet’s Google on Thursday opened in Taiwan its biggest artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure hardware engineering centre outside of the US, in what Taiwan’s president said was a show of confidence in the island as a trustworthy technology partner. Taiwan is home to the world’s largest contract chipmaker, TSMC, whose chips are widely used by…

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CMA Awards 2025 Winners — Full List

CMA Awards 2025 Winners — Full List

The Country Music Association celebrated the most talented artists of the year on Wednesday, gathering for its 59th annual awards show in Nashville. Hosted by Lainey Wilson and airing live on ABC, the Whirlwind artist topped this year’s nominees with six categories, including Entertainer of the Year and Album of the Year, tying with Megan…

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‘Stuff The British Stole’ Presenter Marc Fennell To Lead ‘Manosphere’ Doc ‘The State Of Man’ For Australia’s ABC

‘Stuff The British Stole’ Presenter Marc Fennell To Lead ‘Manosphere’ Doc ‘The State Of Man’ For Australia’s ABC

EXCLUSIVE: Stuff the British Stole presenter Marc Fennell is set to explore what it means to be a man in modern Australia in a three-part ABC doc series. The State of Man is being billed as a “provocative and deeply personal investigation” in which Fennell explore modern masculinity and the rise of the online ‘manosphere’…

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