Camden Film Festival Announces 2026 Lineup

Camden Film Festival Announces 2026 Lineup

EXCLUSIVE: The 22nd edition of the Camden International Film Festival will feature some of the biggest names in documentary film and some of the most hotly anticipated titles. The prestigious cinematic event in mid-coast Maine, running September 17-20, revealed its lineup Tuesday. The slate boasts Oscar winner Alex Gibney with his documentary Musk, about the…

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Cocktail Wars’ Joey Fatone Reveals the Last Drunk Text He Sent

Cocktail Wars’ Joey Fatone Reveals the Last Drunk Text He Sent

2. But Lance wasn’t the first fifth member of *NSYNC! That was Jason Galasso, who know Fatone from high school choir and got a page out of nowhere from his old pal. Coincidentally, he also knew Chasez because, as Galasso explained on The Digital Get Down podcast in 2019, he “used to kind of hang out with The Mickey…

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Nuclear energy-linked green bond issuance accelerated since 2024: Report

Nuclear energy-linked green bond issuance  accelerated since 2024: Report

The trend reflects a growing ability to define nuclear-related investments as sustainable [SINGAPORE] Green bonds and other sustainable debt issuances for nuclear energy have accelerated since 2024 – reflecting how the power source is being increasingly valued for energy security and cutting carbon emissions. In 2024, sustainable debt issuances for activities linked to nuclear energy…

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ABC Files First Amendment Lawsuit Against FCC, Claiming Trump Administration “Retaliatory Campaign” Against Its Free Speech

ABC Files First Amendment Lawsuit Against FCC, Claiming Trump Administration “Retaliatory Campaign” Against Its Free Speech

ABC filed an unprecedented lawsuit against the FCC on Tuesday, claiming that its investigations and regulatory actions are part of a Trump administration “retaliatory campaign” to curb the network’s free speech. The lawsuit, filed in federal court in Washington, D.C., also seeks to halt a proceeding in which the agency and its chairman, Brendan Carr,…

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‘100 Years Of Solitude’ Stars On Adapting García Márquez’s “Impossible” Novel; Watch The Finale Trailer

‘100 Years Of Solitude’ Stars On Adapting García Márquez’s “Impossible” Novel; Watch The Finale Trailer

EXCLUSIVE: Cast members including iconic Colombian star Margarita Rosa de Francisco came on board Part Two of Netflix’s 100 Years Of Solitude, and with the finale of the epic adaptation about to launch, several of the stars who appear in the series-closing episode spoke exclusively to Deadline. We are also first with the trailer for…

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‘Club Kid’ Among Titles Added To San Sebastian Lineup

‘Club Kid’ Among Titles Added To San Sebastian Lineup

Jordan Firstman’s Club Kid and The Man I Love by Ira Sachs are among the titles that will screen as part of the Perlak competition sidebar for fall fest favorites this year at San Sebastian.  San Sebastian announced its Perlak titles this morning. The festival will run from September 18 to 26. Scroll down for…

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NSE said to seek up to US$55 billion valuation in record India IPO

NSE said to seek up to US billion valuation in record India IPO

Published Tue, Aug 18, 2026 · 06:24 PM [MUMBAI] National Stock Exchange of India, the operator of the world’s largest derivatives exchange by trading volume, is seeking a valuation of as much as 5.26 trillion rupees (US$55 billion) in its planned initial public offering, according to people familiar with the matter. The exchange has marketed…

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Moscow’s former colonies are done taking orders from Putin | Opinion

Moscow’s former colonies are done taking orders from Putin | Opinion

For three decades after the Soviet Union collapsed, governments across Central Asia and the South Caucasus made foreign-policy decisions with one question always in mind: What will Moscow allow? They have stopped asking. Kazakhstan supplies rare earths to America and tells Vladimir Putin to end his war. Armenia has written EU membership into law and…

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