formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Marcus Ryder, CEO of the Film and TV Charity, said: “Our latest Money Matters report shows that if the industry continues on its current path and doesn’t address the financial pressures faced by too many of its workers, we risk … Continued
For a quarter of a century, visitors to the UK’s national museums and galleries have enjoyed universal free entry to see permanent collections.The policy, introduced by the New Labour government in 2001, has been widely credited with improving access to … Continued
As Germany’s Fairy Tale Route turns 50, towns and cities along the 600km route continue to breathe new life into the Brothers Grimm’s much-loved fairy tales. Source: Germany’s Fairy Tale Route: The real places behind the Grimm stories
David Bowie: You’re Not Alone blends newly mixed spatial audio, floor‑to‑ceiling projection and rare archive material to immerse visitors in the performances and inner world of the late pop icon. Source: London’s Lightroom to host 360° David Bowie experience | … Continued
The race for the most powerful role in British media has taken a fresh twist after it emerged that front runner Jay Hunt, the Apple TV boss behind Slow Horses, is no longer in contention to become the next BBC … Continued
These fake videos have become part of a much wider trend – where online influencers and content creators portray Western cities such as London, Manchester, San Francisco or New York as overrun with immigrants and crime. Source: Why fake AI … Continued