Map Reveals How Ukraine Scored Front Line Breakthrough With Exploding APCs 

Map Reveals How Ukraine Scored Front Line Breakthrough With Exploding APCs 

Ukraine’s military has converted armored personnel carriers (APCs) into improvised explosive devices to make breakthroughs on the front in the Donetsk oblast, one of Kyiv’s commanders has said. “To break through the enemy’s defenses, the Third Army Corps employed its own invention—Soviet BTR-60s converted into robotic kamikaze complexes,” said Third Army Corps commander Brigadier General…

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Disney+ & Indonesia’s Vidio Launch Subscription Bundle

Disney+ & Indonesia’s Vidio Launch Subscription Bundle

Disney+‘s international strategy of teaming with local streamers just reached Indonesia. The global streamer and Indonesian market leader Vidio have joined forces to launch a subscription bundle, marking a first such collab in Indonesia for Disney. Audiences will be offered the ‘Vidio Ultimate Disney+ All Screen Bundle’, which comprises access to Vidio Ultimate All Screen…

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Woody Allen’s Next Movie Confirms Cast Ahead Of Madrid Filming

Woody Allen’s Next Movie Confirms Cast Ahead Of Madrid Filming

WestEnd Films has boarded world sales on Woody Allen’s new feature, which is set to begin shooting in Madrid on October 5. Written and directed by Allen, the contemporary comedy will star Marton Csokas (The Lord of the Rings, The Equalizer), Jemima Kirke (Girls, Sex Education), Jakob Oftebro (Hamilton, Kon-Tiki), Peter Vives (The Time in…

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AI, facial recognition are rewriting the travel journey

AI, facial recognition are rewriting the travel journey

It’s a promise that seems too good to be true; frictionless travel. It’s premise is straightforward: Get from your front door to your destination without proving who you are six times, rummaging through a half-dozen apps for information, or solve problems that technology could have anticipated. But, frictionless travel remains more aspiration than reality. Hartsfield-Jackson…

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TSMC mulls multibillion-dollar Texas campus for more AI chips

TSMC mulls multibillion-dollar Texas campus for more AI chips

It’s also had conversations with Singaporean officials regarding the city-state as potential site, sources say Published Thu, Oct 1, 2026 · 07:10 PM TAIWAN Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC) is weighing a new campus in Texas that would add tens of billions of dollars in new investment to the company’s multiyear expansion into chipmaking in the…

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Dark Sky Films Takes U.S. Rights To Emirati Horror ‘The Vile’

Dark Sky Films Takes U.S. Rights To Emirati Horror ‘The Vile’

EXCLUSIVE: Dark Sky Films, the genre label of Watermelon Pictures co-founders Badie and Hamza Ali, has acquired U.S. distribution rights to The Vile, the award-winning Arabic-language psychological horror thriller from Emirati filmmaker Majid Al Ansari. Produced by Spooky Pictures and Image Nation Studios, the film premiered at Fantastic Fest in Austin in September 2025, where…

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David Michel Buys Cottonwood Media Out Of Federation Studios

David Michel Buys Cottonwood Media Out Of Federation Studios

Kids TV veteran David Michel is buying back control of Find Me in Paris maker Cottonwood Media from Federation Studios. The company is now back to full independence after 11 years in the Federation fold, with Michel and partners Cécile Laurenson and Zoé Carrera Allaix leading the operation. Michel, the former Zodiak Kids boss who…

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BBC Holding Final Interviews For Next News Chief

BBC Holding Final Interviews For Next News Chief

EXCLUSIVE: The BBC’s search for its next head of news has entered the home stretch. Deadline understands that the BBC is conducting a final round of interviews for the role this week. Four candidates are said to be in the frame to replace Deborah Turness, who dramatically resigned last November amid an explosive editorial scandal…

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Nick Curwin Retiring From Matisse After Founding Dragonfly, The Garden

Nick Curwin Retiring From Matisse After Founding Dragonfly, The Garden

Nick Curwin, who founded two storied British production houses and went on to run indie incubator Matisse, is retiring. Matisse, which has backed indies including Dan Grabiner’s Orchard Studios and SNL UK lead producer James Longman’s Jolly Octupus, will solely be run by co-founder Scarlett Ewens. Curwin is best known for founding first Firefly (now…

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