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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.

2023 Writers Guild Awards: Full List of Winners

The Writers Guild Awards honor the starting point for all great TV shows and films: the writers. The original screenplay category features a diverse mix of storytelling subjects and styles, featuring five first time nominees. The adapted screenplay category features more big budget and bold-faced names. On the smaller screen, four shows were nominated for the first time in the drama category, along with previously twice-nominated series "The Diplomat." The comedy category is dominated by familiar faces. The prestigious limited series category includes "The Penguin," "Say Nothing," "True Detective," "Ripley," and "Presumed Innocent."

Lisa's "Alter Ego" Debut and Acting Role in "The White Lotus"

Lisa from Blackpink makes her acting debut in "The White Lotus" as Mook, a health guru who speaks Thai with authenticity thanks to Lisa's help. Lisa discusses her experience auditioning, working with the cast, and incorporating her Thai culture into her role.

Berlin Film Festival: Politics Prevail Amidst Immigration Angst

The 75th Berlin International Film Festival showcases films that delve into immigration and political tensions in Berlin amidst the lead-up to Germany's elections, with films like "The Light," "No Beast. So Fierce," and "Yunan" exploring themes of cultural clash, societal upheaval, and the search for identity.

Tilda Swinton Defends Attending Berlinale Amidst Boycott Calls: 'More Useful for Our Causes'

Oscar winner Tilda Swinton discusses her decision to attend the Berlin Film Festival despite calls for a boycott over the war in Gaza, saying it was "more useful for our causes" to show up.

Spain: A Powerhouse in European Film and TV

Spain's film industry is thriving, with a surge in new talent and a commitment to diversity and social issues. At the Berlin Festival's European Film Market, Spain will be the Country in Focus, showcasing a diverse range of films, including arthouse dramas, mainstream comedies, and socially conscious works. The market will also feature a Producers Program and a Visitors Program, providing opportunities for Spanish producers to connect with industry professionals.

Austria: A Rising Star for Film Productions Thanks to Incentives and Infrastructure

Austria's attractive funding programs, such as FISA Plus and ÖFI Plus, have made it a popular filming location for international productions like "Fountain of Youth" and "Cliffhanger." The country also offers a range of filming sites, modern infrastructure, and a strong local industry, making it an ideal choice for filmmakers.

"No Beast. So Fierce": Shakespeare's "Richard III" Reimagined with an Arab Gangster Queen

In Burhan Qurbani's modern adaptation of Shakespeare's 'Richard III,' the story is reimagined as 'No Beast So Fierce' starring Kenda Hmeidan as an Arab gangster queen in Berlin's underworld.

"The Chosen" Season 5 Premiere Unveiled with Key Art by Annie Leibovitz

The Chosen Season 5 premieres in theaters March 28 with three new posters by Annie Leibovitz, promoting Jesus' final Passover meal as religious and political leaders threaten his life.

Amazon Studios Removes Inclusion Playbook

Amazon Studios has ended its inclusion program following scrutiny from the FCC and changes in DEI policies by other corporations.