French industry titan and pioneering producer Margaret Menegoz dies at 83
Hungarian-born German-French producer died in Montpellier on August 7. Source: French industry titan and pioneering producer Margaret Menegoz dies at 83 | News | Screen
Banksy Rhino artwork in Charlton, London, defaced
A new mural unveiled by street artist Banksy has been defaced in south-east London.The piece, which shows a rhino mounting a Nissan Micra with a traffic cone on its bonnet, was spray painted with a tag by a man wearing … Continued
Kangana Ranaut Talks Playing Indira Gandhi in ‘Emergency’
The Emergency, a 21-month period from 1975 to 1977, saw Prime Minister Indira Gandhi unilaterally declare a state of emergency across the country. The Emergency granted the Prime Minister authority to rule by decree, suspending elections and civil liberties. Source: … Continued
Awards Chatter: Peter Morgan on Writing The Crown, Meeting Tony Blair
The celebrated playwright, screenwriter and TV creator reflects on his life, career and 20 years of writing about Queen Elizabeth II — in ‘The Queen,’ ‘The Audience’ and, most famously, his recently ended Netflix series. Source: Awards Chatter: Peter Morgan on … Continued
Podcasting’s Biggest Challenges? Maddow, Simmons, Charlamagne Weigh In
With more people tuning in than ever, Theo Von, Bill Simmons, Rachel Maddow and more explain what’s still holding the medium back. Source: Podcasting’s Biggest Challenges? Maddow, Simmons, Charlamagne Weigh In
Vince Vaughn Talks ‘Swingers,’ ‘Wedding Crashers,’ ‘The Break-Up’
Ahead of his Walk of Fame ceremony, which will be held Monday at 11:30 a.m., Vaughn sat down for a lengthy conversation about many of his most famous films, the twists and turns his career has taken, and his perspective … Continued