WTFilms Boards Italian Alps-Set Comedy-Thriller ‘The Dregs’ With Maddie Phillips & Stephen Lang – AFM

WTFilms Boards Italian Alps-Set Comedy-Thriller ‘The Dregs’ With Maddie Phillips & Stephen Lang – AFM

EXCLUSIVE: Genre specialist WTFilms has boarded comedy-thriller The Dregs, about a group of friends whose trip to the Italian Alps takes a terrifying turn after they drink a cursed bottle of Grappa, for an AFM sales launch. The movie brings together a buzzy cast, announced by Deadline earlier this year, featuring Stephen Lang (Don’t Breathe)…

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Tinto Brass Dies: Italian ‘Caligula’ Director Was 93

Tinto Brass Dies: Italian ‘Caligula’ Director Was 93

Italian film director Tinto Brass, whose filmmaking spanned many genres but came to be associated internationally with his erotic films of the 1970s, has died in Rome. He was 93 years old. His wife Caterina Varzi and children Bonifacio and Beatrice Brass announced the news of Brass’ death on Wednesday to Italian press agency Ansa.…

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Outback Steakhouse’s largest US franchisee files for bankruptcy

Outback Steakhouse’s largest US franchisee files for bankruptcy

A franchisee of the Australian-themed restaurant chain Outback Steakhouse has filed for bankruptcy in Delaware, meaning dozens of its restaurants could soon change ownership. On Monday, Out West Restaurant Group filed for bankruptcy protection in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware. Both assets and liabilities were in an estimated range of $10…

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Sky-ITV: Lisa Nandy Says Ofcom & CMA Can Probe Competition Concerns

Sky-ITV: Lisa Nandy Says Ofcom & CMA Can Probe Competition Concerns

The UK Culture Secretary has taken her examination of the £1.6B ($2.2B) Sky–ITV acquisition to the next stage by asking competition bodies Ofcom and the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to formally scrutinize the deal. Lisa Nandy said she was “minded to intervene” last month and has now told Ofcom and the CMA to report…

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Greenback slips as Democratic victories in US midterms stoke AI jitters

Greenback slips as Democratic victories in US midterms stoke AI jitters

Published Wed, Nov 4, 2026 · 09:08 PM [SHANGHAI/SINGAPORE/BENGALURU] A sweeping victory by Democrats in the US midterm elections sent the greenback lower on Wednesday (Nov 4), as investors weighed the prospect of tighter artificial intelligence regulation and its potential drag on economic growth. Several major currencies gained versus the dollar, with the euro and…

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Pierfrancesco Favino First Look In Marco Bellocchio’s Sergio Marchionne Bio-Pic ‘Falcon’ Unveiled – AFM

Pierfrancesco Favino First Look In Marco Bellocchio’s Sergio Marchionne Bio-Pic ‘Falcon’ Unveiled – AFM

A first look image of Pierfrancesco Favino (Il Traditore, Maria, Rush) in the role of late audacious Fiat-Chrysler automobile exec Sergio Marchionne in Marco Bellocchio’s biopic Falcon has been unveiled. Rai Cinema International Distribution, which announced it had boarded sales on the picture last month, has posted a first look image as it gears up…

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KATSEYE Apologizes After Cancelling Concert 30 Minutes Before Showtime

KATSEYE Apologizes After Cancelling Concert 30 Minutes Before Showtime

Tonight KATSEYE might need to take a break.  Fans of the girl group—consisting of members Daniela Avanzini, Yoonchae, Lara Raj and Megan Skiendiel, as well as Manon Bannerman and Sophia Laforteza, who are currently on hiatus—were disappointed when the “Tonight I Might” group’s Nov. 3 concert in Detroit was called off just half an hour before…

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‘Molly Vs The Machines’ Producer Snowstorm Hires Vice’s Joe Ingham

‘Molly Vs The Machines’ Producer Snowstorm Hires Vice’s Joe Ingham

EXCLUSIVE: Snowstorm, the production company co-founded by J.K. Rowling’s agent Neil Blair and Cow producer Kat Mansoor, has turned to Vice Studios to bolster its team. Snowstorm has hired Joe Ingham, former head of development and executive producer at Vice Studios, as an executive producer. His credits include Ross Kemp: Lost Boys, Deadly Men (Crime…

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States split on regulating AI in medicine

States split on regulating AI in medicine

As artificial intelligence takes on increasingly sophisticated roles in health care, hospitals should prepare for different states to impose different rules on how the technology can be used, a leading health AI expert has warned. “Folks need to honestly be prepared for a patchwork set of regulatory frameworks that are going to be the reality…

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