Studiocanal and Mediawan Rights have announced interest from broadcasters in the UK and key international markets in new format Hit The Mic! – A new voice for sports.

Meanwhile, several fan favourites hold strong in the Top 10; Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire (4), Despicable Me 4 (5), Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes (6), Inside Out 2 (7), Twisters (8) and Bad Boys: ...

The Hardacres, the new rags-to-riches story currently airing on Channel 5, will be available to buy digital retailers and on Blu-ray and DVD from 18th November. Pre-order from Amazon.co.uk * ...

UNISOC has announced that the moto G35 5G, Motorola’s recently launched new 5G smartphone, is powered by its T760 chip.

Amazon has revamped its line-up of Kindle ereaders, including introducing its first-ever colour model, the Kindle Colorsoft, and a “re-imagined” Kindle Scribe.

Unfortunately, as if to add insult to injury, many broadband providers regularly hike their prices. Earlier this year, BBC revealed that some consumers could end up paying £35 more for their broadband ...

Channel 5 is owned by Paramount which will shortly return cinema audiences to the Colosseum in Sir Ridley Scott’s much anticipated new film, Gladiator II.

Apple TV+ has confirmed that its comedy spy drama Slow Horses is returning for a six season. The news comes just days after the Emmy and BAFTA Award-winning series, which stars Gary Oldman as Jackson ...

Apple has unveiled a new iPad Mini model which includes support for the company’s new Apple Intelligence system. The device boasts a A17 Pro chip, which Apple says “delivers a huge performance boost ...

ITV Studios, the broadcaster’s production arm, has expanded of its Brand Licensing team. In addition to making shows for ITV’s own outlets, ITV Studios is a major supplier of content to other UK ...

Often described as the “Godfather of Hong Kong Cinema,” Chang Cheh made nearly a hundred films during a long and storied career spent at the Shaw Brothers Studio, where he directed such landmark films ...

The international roll-out of Max, the streaming service from Warner Bros. Discovery, enters it next phase in November when the service launches in a host of South Asian countries and territories.