BBC Studios has invested in Quibi. The production arm of BBC Studios recently won its first commission from Jeffrey Katzenberg and Meg Whitman’s soon-to-launch shortform video platform, for nature …
BBC Studios has invested in Quibi. The production arm of BBC Studios recently won its first commission from Jeffrey Katzenberg and Meg Whitman’s soon-to-launch shortform video platform, for nature series “Fierce Queens. The company has now also taken a small stake in the business. BBC Studios confirmed the deal. “We are pleased to have concluded [...
Pardue, was found “guilty of serious misconduct in [...]WarnerMedia cable network Adult Swim has set the linear television premiere date for mecha-anime series “gen:LOCK.” The show, from WarnerMedia’s Rooster Teeth, will debut on Adult Swim’s anime block Toonami on Saturday, Aug. 3. Starring Michael B. Jordan, “gen:LOCK” is set 50 years in the future, where an oppressive authoritarian force threatens to conquer the [...
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BBC Studios Becomes Latest Investor In Jeffrey Katzenberg & Meg Whitman’s Short-Form Digital Service QuibiBBC Studios has become the latest investor in Jeffrey Katzenberg and Meg Whitman’s short-form digital service Quibi. The company joins the major Hollywood studios including Disney, Sony and Warner …
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Lil Nas X Talks About Backlash After Coming Out as GayLil Nas X spoke about the backlash to coming out as gay in a BBC interview, Friday. The “Old Town Road” rapper had hinted about his sexuality earlier in the week in series of Tweets highlighting hi…
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A$AP Rocky to Be Held by Swedish Authorities for Two More WeeksA$AP Rocky will be detained in Sweden for an extra two weeks after he was arrested Tuesday following an altercation with fans in Stockholm, according to the BBC and the New York Times. The court ru…
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From Kate Middleton and Prince William to Charles and Diana (and Camilla), a Brief History of British Royal Weddings—And Their Attending ScandalsFew nations can declare devotion to their monarchs on the scale the British love their royal family. When Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, married Kate Middleton in 2011, the broadcast garnered nearly 20 million viewers on BBC One, an additional nearly 23 million Americans watching across 11 different networks on this side of the pond; 1,900 family members, friends, fellow royals, and politicians attended the service. The train on Middleton's Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen-designed dress measured nearly nine feet in length, long enough to view from the cheap seats. But throughout the years, the relationships of the royal family have been viewed with the scrutiny Americans don't even lend to Beyoncé, the closest thing we have to a monarch on this side of the pond. Back in the 19th century, it was Victoria who, during her wedding to Albert, set the tone for all white dresses to follow; the complicated web of affairs that marked the relationship between Prince Charles, Princess Diana, and Camilla Parker Bowles transfixed the nation for several decades. Though Pippa Middleton's wedding this weekend to hedge fund manager James Matthews perhaps won't be quite of the order of a royal in line for the throne, it has nevertheless captured the tabloids. On the occasion of the younger Middleton's marriage, we look back at a few of the most notable royal weddings, from reigning queen Elizabeth II to today.
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