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Rwanda positions film industry as driver of jobs, investment Monday, July 27, 2026 Charme Koraneza Minister of State in the Ministry of Youth and Arts Sandrine Umutoni addressing filmmakers participating Kigali Cine Junction (KCJ) Film Festival.
Eric of boy band The Boyz signed with Grid Entertainment on Monday and will continue his music career under the new agency.
Jeongyeon, member of the K-pop girl group TWICE, attends a promotional event in Seoul, June 18. Yonhap
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Twice’s Jeongyeon is to pursue her acting career with Varo Entertainment, the same agency as her sister, actor Gong Seung-yeon.
Morgan Freeman just released a new project in an unexpected career switch-up at 89.
When Montclair State University’s Educational Opportunity Fund (EOF) hosted incoming freshmen from EOF programs at colleges across the state – many from underserved school districts and the first in their families to attend college – the real story wasn’t the number of students in the room. It was what happens to them after they leave…
Ent. & Lifestyle: ‘Promoting local film production will preserve culture, create job opportunities’
________________ The Government has been urged to continue working alongside companies to ensure that screens across the nation, including TVs, showcase films produced in various local languages. Tony Ayoo, the chairperson of the parliamentary committee on ICT and National Guidance, says this initiative will not only help preserve our culture but also enable Ugandans to…
Some of our most beloved celebrities of all time started their career from absolutely nothing. From picking up odd shifts at the neighbourhood restaurant to working as a lion tamer, many of these big names in the entertainment industry started from a completely different route. From Harry Styles to Christopher Walken, here is a list…
As the film industry expands in New Jersey, including a proposed Lionsgate studio in Newark slated to open next year, the metro region is building a reputation as “Hollywood East.’’