The case of David Walliams, which he denies, raises fresh concerns about Britain’s strict libel laws, which critics say stymies freedom of speech.
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Gerling thought they were about to release the album that would change everything. Then the world changed instead.
Plus, a Robodebt drama, a sobering docuseries about a death in the outback and the first estate-authorised retelling of heavyweight champion Muhammed Ali hits TV this month.
EXCLUSIVE: The screenwriter-forward Austin Film Festival has officially wrapped its 2026 edition, revealing its Audience Award winners and turning to plans for 2027, setting the opening of submissions for its Film and Script competition beginning next month. Vincent Grashaw’s Bruton, the drama based on true story and starring Theo Rossi, Aya Cash, Tammy Blan
EXCLUSIVE: J. Zachary Thurman signs with WME for representation in all areas. His latest short It helps, premiered at Fantastic Fest and won Best Short at Screamfest and the Audience Award for Best International Short Film at Toronto After Dark. Scott Derrickson and C. Robert Cargill’s Crooked Highway is set to produce a feature adaptation […]