BBC Has ‘Significant’ Ambitions for AI, Director General Tim Davie Says

Actress Tina Malone has shared some of her husband Paul Chase's final moments weeks after his tragic death. The Shameless star shocked her fans and followers as she took to social media to confirm the sad news of Paul's passing last month.

If you’re a fan of Bridgerton on Netflix, you know that the series can be a little racy with it’s content.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor “Franklin” director Tim Van Patten, who won Emmys for “Boardwalk Empire” and “The Pacific,” says that although he loves history and is a history buff “this was a slice of history I was not aware of.” Van Patten, who was also Emmy nominated for “The Sopranos,” “Sex and the City” and “Game of Thrones,” adds: “For me, at this point in my career, I like to take myself to a world I don’t know, and also to do the same with the audience.” “Franklin,” which stars Michael Douglas, has its world premiere at series festival Canneseries on April 10 in Cannes, France, in the presence of cast and crew. The show, which is a co-production between ITV Studios America and Apple Studios, makes its global streaming debut April 12 on Apple TV+.

The BBC has confirmed that from tomorrow, Monday April 8, it will finally shut down its iPlayer Downloads app for good, affecting a raft of devices in the process.

With a “Community” movie on the way, fans of the NBC show have one major question: will Chevy Chase be involved? IndieWire (via The Post) has an answer, and those with knowledge of the comedic actor’s departure from the show won’t be surprised. READ MORE: The 70 Most Anticipated TV Shows & Mini-Series Of 2024 “I don’t think he’s allowed to,” Joel McHale told The Post when asked about a potential Chase return for the upcoming film.

Gypsy Rose Blanchard is saying one thing about her relationship with Ken Urker… but new pics are saying another!

Countryfile fans were worried about host Adam Henson after spotting a mystery mark on his face during the show on Easter Sunday. After viewers were left concerned about his appearance, they rushed online to express their worries. Although the presenter visited Trent Valley during the episode, it seemed people were more interested in a large scratch that spanned across his entire cheek.

Jack Grealish has told his Manchester City teammates that they have to beat Arsenal if they want to win the Premier League.

A charity that supports people who have been the victim of crime needs new volunteers to help provide its vital service.

With the warmer weather on its way, all thoughts are turning to how you can make the most of the sunny weather. Whether it's a trip to the beach, a swim at your local pool or even a much-anticipated holiday somewhere super hot, we’re all ready to don our swimsuits and enjoy the warmer climates.

Dakota Johnson is enjoying a day out with a longtime friend.

The BBC has “no plans” to use AI again to promote Doctor Who after receiving complaints from viewers.

“British storytelling is at growing risk of being squeezed out in an extraordinarily competitive global media landscape,” the BBC Director General will warn in a landmark speech tomorrow that will set out how to “radically transform and renew” the 100-year-old corporation.

The second day of Dublin’s Storyhouse screenwriting festival kicked off with a bang on Friday as established writer-directors Ali Abbasi (Holy Spider), Mounia Akl (Costa Brava Lebanon) and Stacey Gregg (Ballywalter) all discussed at length the process of how they achieve their best work and how they balance the writer-director relationship. 

Instagram is down. I repeat, Instagram is down for thousands of users on Thursday, according to an outage tracking website.

The upcoming Wicked musical movie doesn’t use canned vocals, director Jon M. Chu says.

The BBC has a duty to “be nice” amid the fraught debate about transgender rights, according to the UK broadcaster’s director general.

“The Vampire Diaries,” and its spinoff shows “The Originals” and “Legacies,” has moved on to less magical fare with the Max series “The Girls on the Bus.” “I like writing about emotions,” Plec told The Post. “I like making people feel things, and I have found in my career, when you write in a young adult space, people are more open to having those raw feelings.

A carer who looks after disabled children is set to receive £10,000 a month for the next 30 YEARS after scooping an incredible lottery win.

told People.“It’s Taylor Sheridan and obviously it’s very well written. It’s very well researched.