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Alden Ehrenreich and Helen Mirren in A Talent for Murder. Photograph: Courtesy Bleecker Street and LD EntertainmentAlden Ehrenreich and Helen Mirren in A Talent for Murder. Photograph: Courtesy Bleecker Street and LD Entertainment

Murdoch University alum and academic tutor Dr Stephen Platt has been shortlisted for Emerging Writer of the Year in the 2026 Premier’s Book Awards.

Success stories rarely follow a straight path, and several of today’s biggest stars once imagined futures in courtrooms rather than on movie sets or concert stages. Before becoming household names, many pursued law degrees, legal training, or seriously considered careers in the legal profession. Their journeys demonstrate that education can open many doors, but passion…

Jack Cowman shares some of the biggest moments of his career so far with ESPN, the Big Ten Network and the NFL.

HBO is developing Kalos Chu’s ‘Imposter’, a dark mystery drama with The Penguin creator Lauren LeFranc set to produce

When Landon Norizsan arrived at Presbyterian College, he thought he had his future mapped out: study political science, attend law school, and become an attorney.

The Venice Film Festival, which typically sees Hollywood A-listers travel by boat to the little island of Lido every September, has arrived. This year, the 10-day red carpet event will host the likes of George and Amal Clooney, Penélope Cruz, Robert Pattinson and Patrick Schwarzenegger and more in their formal finest. Some films will be…

This morning I have written to the Chairperson of the portfolio committee on trade, industry and competition, Hon Mzwandile Masina, requesting him to summon Minister Parks Tau and Director General Simphiwe Hamilton, to appear before the committee to respond to a letter the committee has received regarding the impasse between the film industry and the…

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ASTANA—Kazakhstan’s film industry is strengthening its international presence as local filmmakers expand cooperation abroad while the country attracts major international productions. Two projects this summer highlight both sides of this trend: the Kazakh feature “Jamilya in Paris” is being filmed in the French capital, while Jackie Chan’s “Armour of God: Ultimatum” is bringing an international…