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Phil Collins: No Return to Recording Studio Due to Physical Limitations

Phil Collins has stated that he has no plans to return to recording due to physical limitations that have affected his desire to create new music. Despite not drumming on Genesis' 2022 farewell tour, Collins remains involved in retrospective projects like the recent Genesis boxed set commemorating the 50th anniversary of "The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway."

AI Technology in Filmmaking: Stability AI's Vision for the Future

Stability AI CTO Hanno Basse discusses the company's generative AI models for image, video, 3D, audio, and language, their application in filmmaking, and the future of AI in the industry.

T-Pain's Publishing Catalog and Master Rights Acquired by HarbourView Equity Partners

HarbourView Equity Partners acquire the publishing catalog and select master rights of T-Pain. The rapper-singer-songwriter is excited about this new chapter and partnership with HarbourView Equity to help preserve the legacy of his music. With over 50 million singles sold, billions of streams, and 10 Billboard Hot 100-charting singles, T-Pain is a music industry legend.

Banijay Entertainment at the London TV Screenings 2025

Banijay Entertainment is set to showcase its extensive lineup of 13 scripted titles, 15 factual series, nine unscripted formats, and six third-party shows at the London TV Screenings. The company's offerings include "Maigret," a contemporary adaptation of Georges Simenon's iconic detective novels, and "7/7: The London Bombings," a landmark docu-series marking the 20th anniversary of the devastating attacks. Banijay's slate also features a range of bold unscripted formats, such as "Against All Odds" and "Mission Unknown: Atlantic," and highlights the company's commitment to collaboration with international partners.

Humanitas 2025 Prizes, New Voices, College Screenwriting Awards Now Open

Submissions for the Humanitas Prizes 2025 are now open. The Humanitas Prizes honor writers of film and television that explore the human condition. Categories include drama, comedy, limited series, documentary, and short film

Adam Sandler's Performance on "SNL50: Anniversary Special"

Adam Sandler's heartfelt song during the "SNL50: Anniversary Special" paid tribute to the iconic show's legacy, honoring past cast members and highlighting behind-the-scenes moments.

'Freckleface Strawberry' Banned by Trump Administration From Schools Operated by the Department of Defense

The Trump Administration has banned Julianne Moore's "Freckleface Strawberry" children's book from schools operated by the Department of Defense, according to the actress.

Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande Bury the Hatchet

Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande are on good terms, Davidson says they're still friendly when they see each other and he hopes she wins an Oscar for her role in "Wicked."

Bridget Jones: Still Mad About the Boy

Bridget Jones is back! Renée Zellweger reprises her iconic role in "Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy," now streaming on Peacock. This time around, Bridget is a single mom navigating life after the death of her husband. When she falls for a much younger man, played by Leo Woodall, her life takes an unexpected turn. Chiwetel Ejiofor also stars in this heartwarming and hilarious sequel.