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|| Choi Hyun-wook (left) and Choi Min-sik in the Netflix original “The Boy in the Back Row.” Photo courtesy of Netflix
MUMBAI: Fox Entertainment Global is taking survival television into the wild and giving international producers a ready-made base to do the same. The company is launching its first international production hub in Malaysia to help take its survival competition format Extracted to audiences worldwide, with the facility offering permanent sets, local crews and access to…
Ken Kutaragi, widely regarded as the father of PlayStation, believes artificial intelligence could fundamentally change the future of gaming and entertainment by the end of the decade. He also argues that the games industry has fallen behind other sectors in technological innovation.
Ramayana to open overseas on Nov 5, India dates awaited Ranbir Kapoor-starrer Ramayana will reportedly release internationally on November 5, three days before Diwali, while its India release date remains unannounced. Sony Pictures Germany, the film’s international distributor, has listed the November 5 date on YouTube, although an earlier trailer had mentioned November 6. Producer…
Artificial intelligence can generate music, create videos and simulate conversations with remarkable sophistication. But as the technology becomes more deeply embedded in entertainment, one question remains: can it replicate the connection audiences feel with another person?
New multi-year partnership expands beverage options at Rogers Arena and Rogers Forum with locally made favourites, including Canada Dry
The name of the game at Tachi Palace is entertainment, and there are plenty of shows and experiences to get guests excited to visit!
Posted in: Conventions, Events, Fathom Events, Movies, NYCC, Pop Culture | Tagged: “Puella Magi Madoka Magica”, Aniplex, NYCC 2026
Three theatre shows will make their debut on MSC Cruises’newest ship later this year.
Seventeen hours from Mumbai to Vegas didn’t prepare me for London International Awards. What did was the last decade and a half of work and people I’ve admired, learnt from and tried to emulate. Sharing a room with all of them was an honour.