Director claims M. Night Shyamalan's Apple series 'Servant' plagiarized her movie

Even Meghan Markle feels like a fraud sometimes.

By Dino-Ray Ramos, Amanda N'Duka

There are some things Meghan Markle may not miss about life across the pond.

Was Meghan Markle missing the bright lights of Hollywood before the former American actress announced she was stepping back as a senior royal? One author seems to think so.

Upcoming South African film ‘Moffie’ has already made a massive impact on the world stage. The film will have its premiere over the next few months in Palm Springs (US), Norway, Ireland and Mexico. The film has enamoured audiences around the globe already with sold-out screenings and high praise from critics in London, Stockholm and Glasgow and also had its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival in September last year.

By Jake Kanter, Peter White

By Nellie Andreeva

“The Cave” director Feras Fayyad has finally made it into the United States, weeks after he was denied entry into the country. According to National Geographic Documentary Films, which is behind the Oscar-nominated “The Cave,” “we can report that Feras arrived safely this evening in Los Angeles.”

By Tom Grater

Edson Oda had a comfortable career working in advertising in São Paulo, Brazil. He'd created hit campaigns for the likes of Whirlpool, Honda, Nokia and Johnson & Johnson.

By Dino-Ray Ramos

Anne Litt is KCRW’s new program director of music, the Los Angeles radio station announced Thursday (Jan. 23).Litt -- who has been serving as interim music director since Jason Bentley stepped down from the position in August -- is the fifth person to fill the role after Bentley, Nic Harcourt, Chris Douridas and Tom Schnabel.

Influential Los Angeles-area NPR affiliate KCRW has filled one of the positions left vacant with the exit of music director/”Morning Becomes Eclectic” host Jason Bentley last September by naming longtime on-air personality Anne Litt to the newly created position of program director of music. The job title may be different, but this puts Litt in a crucial position at the station that has been held by Bentley as well as former music directors Nic Harcourt, Chris Douridas and Tom Schnabel.

"Representation has never equalled endorsement, so it was baffling"

By Matt Grobar