Scott Mills Exit Tests BBC Trust And Process
Scott Mills' BBC exit after personal-conduct allegations tested the broadcaster's process, confidentiality and public-trust obligations.
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Global Box Office No Longer Belongs To One Market
Project Hail Mary, Dhurandhar and The King's Warden show how Hollywood, Indian, Korean and Chinese releases now share a more fragmented box office map.
Bravo's Rhode Island Housewives Found Value In Small-State Tension
The Real Housewives of Rhode Island turned Bravo's New England gamble into a tight-circle drama built on local roots, businesses and old loyalties.
Han Kang's NBCC Win Moves Translation Into The Main Fiction Room
Han Kang's NBCC fiction win for We Do Not Part put a Korean novel in the main American prize lane and tested how boldly critics read translated fiction.
Comedian and Blue Bloods Actor Alex Duong Dies at 42
Alex Duong, a comedian and actor known for Blue Bloods, Roast Battle and Los Angeles stand-up, died at 42 after alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma.
BTS' Arirang Hits Billboard 200 No. 1 With 641K Units
BTS returned to No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with Arirang, a comeback powered by 641,000 units, physical sales and post-service demand.
James Blake Demands Credit Removal From Kanye West Album
James Blake asked to be removed from Ye's Bully credits after saying This One Here no longer reflected the production he created.
Babies Turns Miscarriage Grief Into Quiet Domestic Television
Stefan Golaszewski's BBC drama Babies uses Siobhan Cullen and Paapa Essiedu's performances to make pregnancy loss feel painfully domestic.
Rocky's Project Hail Mary Breakout Came From Puppetry, Not a Glitch Myth
Project Hail Mary's Rocky became a breakout alien because Lord and Miller blended James Ortiz's performance, practical puppetry and VFX discipline.
Alex Jennings Gives Inside Britain's National Parks Its Working Voice
Alex Jennings narrates Inside Britain's National Parks with a restraint that lets the BBC series focus on work, history, habitat and local knowledge.
John Simm's Grace Turns Left You Dead Into a Season 6 Test
John Simm returned as Detective Superintendent Roy Grace as ITV opened season 6 with Left You Dead, a Brighton case built on suspicion and restraint.
SNL UK's Prince Andrew Sketch Became Its First Local Identity Test
SNL UK's second episode used Prince Andrew, Jamie Dornan and Wolf Alice to test whether the American sketch format could find a local British voice.