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A video from a Bhojpuri song promotion recently created a huge storm online. The video caught in the limelight renowned actor Pawan Singh, touching actress Anjali Raghav’s waist at the event in Lucknow. Initially, she smiled on stage, but later she clarified that it was not as relaxed as it appeared. According to her, the gesture was sudden and without consent.

Speaking through her Instagram, Anjali explained that she smiled on stage because she thought it might just be her outfit tag or blouse tag issue. But later, she realised it was an unwanted gesture. She confessed she...

On Sunday August 31 2025, Reelz broadcasts America’s Most Wanted!

Music Industry Murder Season 3 Episode 4 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “America’s Most Wanted,” titled “Music Industry Murder,” promises to delve into a compelling case that intertwines the glitz of the music world with the harsh realities of crime. This episode will air on Reelz and aims to shine a light on the darker side of fame and fortune.

In “Music Industry Murder,” the show will break down the details surrounding a high-profile murder case that shocked the music community. With the help of a skilled team of law enforcement experts, the episode will explore the investigation’s twists and turns.

Industry Season 4 is on the horizon. The gripping HBO finance drama is going to look much different in Season 4 with Harry Lawtey having exited as Rob after three seasons and a handful of new cast members, such as The Handmaid’s Tale‘s Max Minghella, Kiernan Shipka, Kal Penn, Charlie Heaton, and more joining the fold. The season wrapped filming earlier this month, so when does it return? Industry gives an insider’s view of the blackbox of high finance following a group of young bankers as they forge their identities within the pressure cooker environment and sex and drug-fueled blitz of international bank Pierpoint & Co’s London office. Season 3 concluded...

Out of all the dramas I’ve watched this year, Industry was the first show to really hook me in.

The first season is easily one of the most thrilling and tense seasons of a TV drama in recent years.

However, as I continued watching the show, I began to slowly lose interest in the story and found that none of the subsequent seasons had the same draw as Industry Season 1.

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Even ahead of a new season, there’s hesitancy that it’ll hold up to the quality of its past.

Upon reflecting on this show, Industry began losing its appeal by shifting its perspective...

Marvel is reportedly looking to recast Chadwick Boseman’s T’Challa in the upcoming Black Panther sequel, and the frontrunner is apparently Alien: Romulus star David Jonsson. The actor played Andy Carradine in the sci-fi horror movie and is also known for his roles in Industry, Rye Lane, and The Road Trip.

Industry insider Jeff Sneider revealed the scoop on The Hot Mic podcast, stating that the MCU had already begun its process of casting the new X-Men in the Mutant Saga and that they were potentially looking at David Jonsson for T’Challa.

I think the guy who is shaping up to be and you know, I don’t have any inside info really, but I think David Jonsson is really looking pretty good for that.

The actor will be seen next in the Stephen King adaptation The Long Walk, and Sneider mentioned that the actor’s physique...

The critically acclaimed HBO financial thriller featuring the messiest characters imaginable is set to return with a fourth season soon, but before then, we have news about one of its main stars. Industry, created by former investment bankers Mickey Down and KonradKay, got a Season 4 renewal in September 2024, but without a release date announced. As of this writing, a precise date has still not been revealed, but in the meantime, fans have kept busy with some interesting casting updates, the most recent of which involves the exit of ahighly disliked character.

Often regarded as the most hated character in Industry, Kenny Kilbane has supposedly departed ahead of Season 4, as confirmed in a new report. Conor MacNeill, who has portrayed the controversial character since Season 1, shared the news, saying, "Kenny's gone from Pierpoint – at the end of season 3, Pierpoint is gone itself. I don’t know is the God's honest truth.

There is a specific smile that David Jonsson has in his repertoire: head slightly bowed, eyes looking upwards, mouth lopsided at the corners. It is shy but suave; friendly but full of secrets. He is an actor who can be relied upon to bring a strange other-worldliness to every role he plays.

At 31, Jonsson is best known as old-Etonian investment banker Gus in the zeitgeist-y HBO series Industry, south London “sad-boi” Dom in 2023’s much-beloved romcom Rye Lane, and Andy, an AI ‘stimulant’ with more heart than most humans, in Alien: Romulus. Such character types might have felt over-familiar in another actor’s hands, but through Jonsson’s rare qualities, they are reinvigorated almost beyond recognition.

This February, audiences declared themselves smitten, honouring him with the BAFTA Rising Star Award. His acceptance speech displayed that combination of sparkling social intelligence and inner calm which, in conversation, grants Jonsson an uncanny...

Max Minghella, one of the stars of Hulu’s The Handmaid’s Tale, is in final negotiations to join the cast of Clayface, the next DC Studios movie heading into production.

Minghella will join Tom Rhys Harries and Naomi Ackie in the horror movie being directed by Speak No Evil director James Watkins. It goes into production this fall in the UK.

Mike Flanagan wrote the script for Clayface, a body-horror thriller centered on a Batman villain known for his ability to alter his appearance

The project is described as having shades and structure of The Fly, David Cronenberg’s 1986 feature that starred Jeff Goldblum and Geena Davis and centered on the tragic relationship between a scientist who becomes fused with the DNA of a fly and the journalist writing about his discovery.

Clayface, which sources have said will have a budget in the mid-$40 million range, centers on an ascending...

Dave Bautista is in talks to play the villain known as the Kurgan in “Highlander” from Amazon MGM Studios’ United Artists’ (UA) and Scott Stuber, TheWrap has learned.

The Kurgan is an immortal and the main antagonist to Connor MacLeod, which has Henry Cavill attached to star. Clancy Brown played the Kurgan in the original 1986 “Highlander.”

Russell Crowe is also attached to the role of Ramírez, who was previously played by Sir Sean Connery in the original film. “Industry” star Marisa Abela has also joined the cast.

Chad Stahelski (“John Wick” franchise) will direct the film, which will be released in theaters. Michael Finch (“John Wick: Chapter 4”) wrote the script.

The original “Highlander” (1986), starring Connery and Christopher Lambert, portrays the climax of an ancient battle between immortal warriors, unfolding through interwoven past and present-day storylines. After steadily gaining wider popularity upon its release, the film spawned multiple sequels, a...

Toronto International Film Festival announced the lineup for its Centerpiece program on Tuesday, spotlighting 55 total films from nearly 50 countries. “Blue Moon” from director Richard Linklater, a collaboration between the U.S. and Ireland, will have its North American premiere in the largely international section of the festival.

Of the 55 films screening in the Centerpiece program, 51 represent countries outside of the U.S. Some are collaborations with the U.S., while most are entirely international productions. Likewise, only six films are sole productions of Canada, with one co-production between Canada and Hungary.

18 of the films present in the section will have their world premieres at TIFF. These include “Good Boy,” starring Stephen Graham and Andrea Riseborough; Samara Weaving and Kyle Gallner “Carolina Caroline,” from director Adam Carter Rehmeier, who previously made “Dinner in America” and “Snack Shack”; and “Wasteman,” the debut feature from Cal McMau starring David Jonsson from “Alien: Romulus” and “Industry.

Industry, one of the best HBO shows currently airing, just wrapped filming its fourth season, which means you have plenty of time to catch up if you aren't already watching this masterpiece. Created by Mickey Down and Konrad Kay, Industry follows a group of twenty-something London bankers in the high-pressure world of finance.

Starring Marisa Abela, Myha'la, Kit Harington, Harry Lawtey, and Ken Leung, the series became a genuine word-of-mouth hit for HBO, increasing in ratings and critical acclaim over its first three seasons. Though it takes place in the world of finance, Industry is concerned as much with the personal lives of its characters as it is their professional lives, culminating in a barn-burner of a third season that earned 98% on Rotten Tomatoes.

Now, in a video posted to his Instagram story, creator Konrad Kay has revealed that Industry season 4 has wrapped filming. In the video, as the wrapping...

Back in 2020, at the height of the pandemic, a show with a relatively unknown cast and creatives premiered on HBO in the US and BBC in the UK. Five years later, Industry is close to being as mainstream as The White Lotus.

Set in the banking and investment world, it followed a group of twenty-somethings who had just left university with the promise of fortune in the finance industry.

Industry worked for many reasons. People familiar with the subject matter created the series, and although it used a lot of financial jargon, it was as easy to follow as it was to understand what everyone was saying.

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At the core were the youngsters who were hungry to make a mark in this industry. All gritty in their way, they were willing to fight tooth and nail to be noticed, and that gave birth to some interesting dynamics and storylines.

Netflix has unveiled a first look at its upcoming “Pride and Prejudice” limited series and revealed its supporting cast as production begins in the U.K.

Joining the Jane Austen adaptation are Rufus Sewell (“The Diplomat”) as Mr. Bennet, Freya Mavor (“Industry”) as Jane Bennet, Jamie Demetriou (“Stath Lets Flats”) as Mr. Collins, Daryl McCormack (“Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery”) as Mr. Bingley, Louis Partridge (“House of Guinness”) as Mr. Wickham, Rhea Norwood (“Heartstopper”) as Lydia Bennet, Siena Kelly (“Black Mirror”) as Caroline Bingley and Fiona Shaw (“Killing Eve”) as Lady Catherine de Bourg. Hopey Parish and Hollie Avery make their debuts as Mary Bennet and Kitty Bennet, respectively.

Other new cast members include Anjana Vasan (“We Are Lady Parts”), Sebastian Armesto (“Gangs of London”), Rosie Cavaliero (“Kaos”), Saffron Coomber (“Three Little Birds and Die Zweiflers”), James Dryden (“Deadpool”), Justin Edwards (“The Thick Of It”), James Northcote...

Pete Davidson opened up about becoming a father for the first time after his actress girlfriend, Elsie Hewitt, announced that she’s pregnant.

“I did it!” Davidson jokingly said about the pregnancy while appearing on Tuesday’s episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. After the audience burst into applause, Davidson took a moment to express how excited he is for fatherhood.

“Anybody who knows me, it’s my dream to be a dad, so I’m so excited,” he said, noting that Hewitt is also looking forward to becoming a mother. “I’m excited to see her be a mom, so we’re stoked.”

The Saturday Night Live alum went on to note that learning about Hewitt’s pregnancy put things into perspective for him, as he said that “everything else doesn’t really matter anymore.” He added, “It’s nice.”

Fallon concluded the topic by predicting that...

Locarno’s interdisciplinary and international think tank StepIn will welcome comedian and disability advocate Maysoon Zayid to its 14th edition.

In her introduction “Somewhere Over the Rainbow: Making Movies that Save Lives,” Zayid will “challenge industry players to use the power of storytelling to save lives,” it was revealed to Variety exclusively.

“My entire career has been about taking risks and doing either what others fear, or what they never even imagined was possible. I am a Muslim woman who pioneered Arabic language standup comedy. I shape culture. The world has tried to cancel me, and it failed miserably,” she said.

Co-founder and co-executive producer of the New York Arab American Comedy Festival and the Muslim Funny Fest, Zayid was a headliner on the Arabs Gone Wild comedy tour, she also appeared alongside Adam Sandler in “You Don’t Mess with the Zohan.”

She will focus on “how much fun taking...

Both Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Jay Duplass have been cast in Megan Park’s upcoming Amazon Prime Video series “Sterling Point,” Variety has learned.

The young adult show was originally announced in January. Morgan and Duplass will appear in recurring roles as Joe and Steven respectively. They will appear alongside previously announced cast members Ella Rubin, Amélie Elisabeth Hoeferle, Daniel Quinn-Toye, Jacob Whiteduck-Lavoie, Bo Bragason, and Keen Ruffalo.

Exact plot details are being kept under wraps, but sources say the show follows a set of adopted twins (Rubin and Ruffalo) who travel to an island on a lake that was left to them by their estranged grandfather in his will.

Morgan currently stars in the AMC series “The Walking Dead: Dead City,” reprising the role of Negan that he first played in the mothership series. He also currently appears in the Prime Video series “The Boys,” with that show prepping its fifth and final season.

Severance is very much in(nie) with the Television Critics Association. The Apple TV+ drama topped Wednesday’s 41st TCA Awards nominations with five bids.

Its nominations haul includes Program of the Year, drama series, and triple bids in Individual Achievement in Drama for Adam Scott, Britt Lower, and Tramell Tillman.

Four shows are tied with four nominations apiece: Adolescence, Hacks, The Pitt, and The Studio. All four plus Severance will compete in Program of the Year alongside Andor, The Rehearsal, and The White Lotus.

Last year, TCA dropped down to six slots per category after expanding to eight in 2021, but it has now reverted to eight. No reason was given for last year's or this year's change.

There was also unprecedented double-dipping last year by three shows — Baby Reindeer, Ripley, and Fargo — which were nominated in both drama and limited. There is no such case this year.

In drama series,...

Marisa Abela is the latest star to join the cast of the Highlander remake!

On Thursday (July 3), Variety announced that the 28-year-old BAFTA-winning actress will be starring alongside Henry Cavill in the upcoming remake of the hit ’80s cult classic movie.

Keep reading to find out more…Highlander was released back in 1986 and followed immortal beings who hunted each other down in order to collect more power. Four sequels were made and three television series were produced.

While Henry will be playing immortal warrior Connor MacLeod in the upcoming movie, details surrounding Marisa‘s role are being kept under wraps.

Marisa is best known for her roles in Industry, Black Bag, and for playing Amy Winehouse in the 2024 biopic Back to Black.

The remake was first announced almost four years ago when it was revealed that Chad Stahelski, who is the director of all the John Wick movies, will direct the new movie.

Marisa Abela has said it is “a real honour to step into such a legacy” after being cast in the upcoming reboot of Highlander, which also stars Henry Cavill and Russell Crowe.The 28-year-old actress, who recently won a 2025 BAFTA TV Award for her role in the BBC series Industry, is joining the new iteration of the 1986 cult fantasy film, which will be directed by Chad Stahelski. The project is being developed by Amazon MGM Studios and United Artists, with a theatrical release planned.The reboot of Highlander, first announced in 2021, is being spearheaded by former Netflix film chief Scott Stuber, 55, who now oversees United Artists. Michael Finch is writing the screenplay, which is based on the original film by director Russell Mulcahy. That film starred Christopher Lambert and Sean Connery as immortal warriors locked in a centuries-long battle across time.Scott Stuber and Nick Nesbitt will produce the new film on behalf of UA,...

Beat, the supergroup celebrating ’80s King Crimson, have announced a new live album, Beat Live, out September 26th. The track “Neal and Jack and Me” can be streamed now.

The release captures Beat’s 2024 concert in Los Angeles — previously the focus of a livestream performance — along with additional recordings from the band’s massive North American tour last fall.

The outing saw classic King Crimson members Adrian Belew and Tony Levin teamed with guitar virtuoso Steve Vai and Tool drummer Danny Carey. Taking their name from the seminal 1982 King Crimson album, Beat revisited the progressive rock band’s output during that decade, specifically 1981’s Discipline, the aforementioned Beat, and 1983’s Three of a Perfect Pair.

Belew reflected in a press release: “You’re walking on stage with three virtuoso musicians, world class professionals who have seen it all but are still having fun playing this music which is timeless and...

Looks like Dance Mom will boogie all the way to the Emmy podium.

Julianne Nicholson, who played the joyous (and drug-addicted) character on Hacks Season 4, now leads the Best Comedy Guest Actress race, taking down longtime frontrunner Jamie Lee Curtis for The Bear, who won last year. Nicholson's Dance Mom, aka Mary Alice, was recruited by Paul W. Downs' Jimmy and Megan Stalter's Kayla to appear on Late Night With Deborah Vance as a way for the talk show-within-a-show to gain a younger audience. At first, Jean Smart's Deborah was hesitant to let the untested woman take the stage, until she realized it would annoy Hannah Einbinder's Ava, and then all bets were off.

There's a new Hacks tonight, but I have not yet recovered from Julianne Nicholson dancing to Katy Perry's "Lifetimes" as Dance Mom in last week's episode. pic.twitter.com/SH3OPittFI

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When the dust settled, there were 177 submissions in the Best Drama Directing category for the 2025 Emmys. Based on the TV Academy's calculus, there will be seven finalists when the nominations are announced July 15.

The vast uptick in submissions, when compared to the writing category, is due to the number of directors put up for each show. Front-runners like Severance, The Pitt, The Last of Us, and Paradise each went for for triple entries. Meanwhile, Andor, The Diplomat, and The Handmaid’s Tale each opted for a double-play. And because some shows had only one director behind the camera throughout the duration, such as The White Lotus and Squid Game, they were only allowed one episode for the category.

While a higher number of submissions per series may result in potential vote-splitting, we have seen time and time again that passionate voters will mark down a show on the ballot multiple times,...

Perhaps the most difficult aspect of predicting the Emmys has long been the writing categories. Not only are they wildly variable, but they require impeccable strategy from the campaigns in question. Does the team behind a show know they can grab two nominations? Or are they trying to throw everything at the wall to see what sticks? Many shows have attempted to only run one episode, but what happens if you choose the wrong ones? Below, we try to make sense of the madness with the categories reaching the minimum submissions to keep a consistent nomination count.

The 2025 Emmys Writing Contenders – Comedy, Drama, Limited Series/TV Movie, and Variety

Just a quick reminder before we get into the discussion. Unlike other categories, where a performer chooses their “submission” episode after the nomination, the writing categories choose their submissions before nominations. The predictions we have below are based on the episodes...

As the first round of Emmy voting comes to a close on June 23, anticipation in Hollywood reaches a boiling point ahead of the 2025 Emmy nominations announcement on July 15. The past year of television has delivered groundbreaking dramas, razor-sharp comedies, and unforgettable performances, leaving one question at the forefront: which of these standout contenders will make the cut? And who might face the dreaded snub?

Gold Derby’s final predictions for the 2025 Emmy nominees showcase a mix of overwhelming favorites and potential long shots ready to shake up the competition. Will Severance hold onto its front-runner status for Best Drama Series, or could The Pitt surge with a surprise wave of nominations? Can Hacks take home Best Comedy Series for the second consecutive year, or will The Studio emerge as a fresh favorite? Check out Gold Derby’s latest predictions across the major categories below, and stay tuned as the Emmy...

The Uniqa South-East Europe Future Foundation, in cooperation with the Sarajevo Film Festival and Slano Film Days, has selected five film projects as part of the Female Filmmakers Support Programme. The selection was announced at Slano Film Days.

The initiative supports women filmmakers from six South-East European countries: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia, Montenegro, Romania and Bulgaria. The initiative, launched last year, has a total of Euros 180,000 in funding for this year.

The program was created to “strengthen the presence and visibility of women in the regional film industry,” offering financial support, mentorship and opportunities for professional development. Selected participants have access to Sarajevo Film Festival’s CineLink Industry Days through its Industry Training and Skills Program.

Selected projects are:

“The Possessed” (feature)

Director: Ena Sendijarević (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

Production: Scca/pro.ba (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Studio Ruba (the Netherlands)

“Air in a Bottle” (feature)

Director: Aida Begić (Bosnia and...

Ballots for the 2025 Emmys have officially been released and voting is currently underway in all categories. For Best Drama Series Writing, there are 132 submissions, which means there will be six finalists for the category when nominations are announced July 15.

When it comes to writing, there are two strategic approaches when it comes to seeking a slot: submit one showcase episode or flood the zone. This year, as is often the case, practically all of the frontrunners are opting for the former tactic. This includes the incumbent winner Will Smith for Slow Horses, who is the only nominee from last year eligible again. He could win his second consecutive Emmy for the Season 4 finale, a shattering, suspenseful episode surrounding River Cartwright (Jack Lowden).

But what may stop Slow Horses in its tracks would be Severance, with "Cold Harbor," the Season 2 finale scripted by creator Dan Erickson. It's just as devastating, with...

Ruth Jones, Richard E. Grant, Indira Varma, Richard Coyle and more of the U.K.’s finest are set to take on iconic Jane Austen characters in the BBC and BritBox adaptation of “The Other Bennet Sister.”

Based on Janice Hadlow’s novel of the same name, the 10-part series “explores and expands the world of ‘Pride and Prejudice’ through the often-overlooked perspective of Mary Bennet,” according to its plot description.

Grant and Jones will star as Mr. and Mrs. Bennet. Varma and Coyle will portray Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner, Mary’s worldly aunt and uncle who take her under their wing as governess to their three children, introducing her to a social circle that includes Mr. Ryder, played by Laurie Davidson (“A Cruel Love: The Ruth Ellis Story”); Mr. Hayward, played by Dónal Finn (“The Wheel of Time”); and Ann Baxter, played by “Doctor Who” star Varada Sethu.

The second annual Gold List has released its TV Honors ahead of the Emmys, honoring “the most exceptional achievements by Asian creatives in television this past year.”

Spotlighted titles this year include “Squid Game” for its second season helmed by Hwang Dong-hyuk and starring Lee Jung-jae, Hulu’s “Deli Boys” for creator Abdullah Saeed and actors Poorna Jagannathan and Saagar Shaikh, and performances from Dichen Lachman (“Severance”), Chase Sui Wonders (“The Studio”), Young Mazino (“The Last of Us”), Utkarsh Ambudkar (“Ghosts”), and Ken Leung (“Industry”). “Pachinko,” and many more. “The White Lotus” and “Interior Chinatown” actors made the Honorable Mentions, as did directors Andrew Ahn and Nisha Ganatra (“Deli Boys”), Arvin Chen and Sang-il Lee (“Pachinko”), and Wei-Ning Yu (“Severance”).

“From the nuanced characters we’re seeing portrayed across all genres to the visionary writers, directors, and artisans reshaping television behind the scenes, our Asian Pacific community is not just...

As Emmy voting begins, can Severance hold onto its momentum as the Best Drama Series frontrunner, or might another show steal its thunder? Four top Emmy experts — Variety's Clayton Davis, The Hollywood Reporter's Scott Feinberg, Indiewire's Marcus Jones, Deadline's Pete Hammond — predict the race with moderator and Gold Derby editor-in-chief Debra Birnbaum in our latest slugfest (watch above).

"We have to talk about Severance — that's Apple's main play," says Jones. The sci-fi series has been the category's de facto leader all season long. HBO and Max have an incredible amount of product this year, he says, including The Pitt, The White Lotus, The Last of Us, Industry, and House of the Dragon. He also declares Hulu's apocalyptic series Paradise to be "one of the big newcomers" of the year, with "an amazing performance from Sterling K. Brown."

Feinberg agrees that The Pitt is "the most obvious" freshman drama to receive a nomination,...

We will update this article throughout the season, along with all our predictions, so make sure to keep checking IndieWire for the latest news from the 2025 Emmys race. The nomination round of voting takes place from June 12 to June 23, with the official Emmy nominations announced Tuesday, July 15. Afterwards, final voting commences on August 18 and ends the night of August 27. The 77th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards are set to take place on Sunday, September 14, and air live on CBS at 8:00 p.m. Et/ 5:00 p.m. Pt.

The State of the Race

One of the reasons why “Matlock” star Kathy Bates seems to be in such a good position to win the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series, besides having been recognized for her performance at several of the winter awards shows, with wins at the Golden Globes and Critics Choice Awards, is that her show is only in its first season.

One of the most shocking moments of “Industry” Season 3 was learning that Yasmin (Marisa Abela) abandoned her father at sea and that Harper (Myha’la) knew about it.

Flashes back to the fated boat ride were interspersed through much of the season, but the moment of Yas’s choice not to tell anyone when her dad drunkenly jumps off the boat as a joke hits hard. Harder still after previous scenes dove deeper into how bleak their father/daughter relationship had become. Abela said the emotions of the entire trip where still with Yas when she confided in Harper after.

“Yasmin did not want to be alone with this information and with this guilt,” Abela told TheWrap in a new installment of How I Did It, presented by HBO — part three for “Industry” after previous chats with Ken Leung and Harry Lawtey and Sagar Radia. “What was very useful is we...

Industry creators Mickey Down and Konrad Kay were once ex-finance people trying to make their way in the TV game and throwing ideas around.

At that point, they revealed today they were developing a Tarantino-esque series titled Highway for HBO-owned Cinemax about a Black female highway woman in Regency England, a “gothic idea” that had shades of the Pulp Fiction auteur’s work, for which they had written the first episode.

“We had lots of ideas and a lot of the plates fell and cracked and broke and we basically ended up with this one idea called Highway,” said Down.

Speaking at SXSW London, the pair said Industry producer Jane Tranter, who runs Bad Wolf, pitched both Highway and Industry to HBO and came back with a demand.

“She came back and said we had to make a decision about which one we wanted because we can’t do both,...

“Dept. Q” is the latest gritty crime drama to land on Netflix, and it has a strong cast.

The new series comes from Scott Frank, whose past work at the streamer includes “The Queen’s Gambit” and “Godless.” His new show follows a guilt-riddled cop who gets sucked up in a cold case. The synopsis reads:

“Carl, a former top-rated detective, is wracked with guilt following an attack that left his partner paralyzed and another policeman dead. On his return to work, Carl is assigned to a cold case that will consume his life.”

Read on for our complete “Department Q” cast and character guide.

“Dept. Q” (Netflix) Matthew Goode as Carl Morck

Matthew Goode plays Detective Chief Inspector Carl Morck, who’s still recovering from a traumatic event and has been tasked with heading up a cold cases unit in his Scottish police department.

Goode is most known for playing...

Editor’s note: Deadline’s It Starts on the Page (Drama) features 10 standout drama series scripts in 2025 Emmy contention.

HBO’s Industry, colloquially considered a cunning younger sibling of sorts to the network’s Emmy juggernaut Succession, began as a word-of-mouth underdog that is now poised to hit the Emmys as a hot prospect with its third season. The finance drama, created by lapsed investment bankers Mickey Down and Konrad Kay, details the vertiginous rise and dizzying crash of the high-stakes trading world of the prestigious firm Pierpoint and its power-hungry upstarts.

The crop of young bankers — Harper (Myha’la), Yasmin (Marisa Abela) and Rob (Harry Lawtey) — aren’t the only lot to have raised their capital: Season 3 has upped the ante not only in its world-building but also in its awards showing, garnering a Critics Choice nomination for Best Drama Series and a first major win with Abela clinching Leading...

The love story between Kit Harington and Rose Leslie is almost too perfect to be believed. They met while working on the second season of HBO's mega-hit Game of Thrones: he played the brooding Night's Watchmen Jon Snow, and she the fiery wildling warrior Ygritte. As Jon and Ygritte feel in love onscreen, so did Harington and Leslie offscreen. "It was in the winter, which meant we only had four hours of daylight to shoot," Leslie told Tatler. "So we’d wrap at 2 pm and then we’d have the rest of the afternoon and the evening. Because it was in the middle of nowhere, we were all sitting together in the same hotel, so you got to know everyone, there was a real camaraderie."

Ygritte died a couple seasons later, but by then the actors were already a couple. They married in 2018 at a castle owned by Rose...

Of all the moments from “Industry” Season 3 to go viral, it came as a shock to both Ken Leung and Harry Lawtey that their trading floor pep talk hit so strongly.

The moment comes after both characters have their own troubling nights. Eric (Leung) spends the evening on a bender and then hits the trade floor wired for a long day riding weird energy. Robert (Lawtey) suffers his own breakdown and visibly cracks at the start of the day. It’s after that where Eric pulls Robert aside and has him shouting the mantra “I’m a man and I’m relentless,” which then resonated with many viewers.

“I remember when we were shooting it it was too much,” Leung told TheWrap during a new installment of How I Did It, presented by HBO — our second for “Industry” after our chat with Sagar Radia. “Too much, too fast, too soon.

How Was Moushumi Chatterjee’s Equation With Her Industry Peers? (Photo Credit – YouTube)

Actress Moushumi Chatterjee recently appeared on The Ring with Filmfare and opened up about her exceptional journey in the Indian film industry. She reflected on the challenges of navigating fame, responding to strict societal expectations, and standing her ground in a male-dominated industry despite all odds.

Chatterjee also opened up about her equation with contemporaries during the conversation. Additionally, she remembered her initial days and revealed if she ever fell victim to industry politics. Continue scrolling to know more about her candid conversation!

Mousumi Chatterjee On Her Early Days In Bollywood

Rememebering her initial days in Bollywood, Chatterjee, who took the showbiz by storm as a teenager, said, “Back then, joining the film industry wasn’t easy, especially for a girl. I lived right next to a film studio, my parents were very strict but I had...

The third season of “Industry” elevated the HBO drama series to new heights in creative ambition and audience awareness. A standalone episode focused on Rishi Ramdani, played by star Sagar Radia, is a prime example of the show’s evolution.

Episode 4, titled “White Mischief,” follows a day in the chaotic life of the Pierpoint associate — kicking off with the reveal that Rishi is deep in debt with loan sharks hot on his tail. The hour, written by series creators Mickey Down and Konrad Kay, shows how Rishi gambles and cheats his way out of the impossible situation as his personal life also begins to fall apart.

“It’s a crazy mindset to be in,” Sagar Radia told TheWrap in a new installment of How I Did It, presented by HBO. “The interesting thing about the gambling scenes was that it was my day one of shooting [this episode.] It was actually a really tough place to start.

The acclaimed ensemble cast of HBO’s cult finance drama Industry got upgraded with Season 3 thanks to the additions of Emmy nominees Kit Harington and Sarah Goldberg in key roles. However, the show’s original cast continued to shine surprisingly and unexpectedly, including Season 3 breakout Marisa Abela.

The actress, who recently won Best Drama Actress at the BAFTA TV and Craft Awards for her performance, plays Yasmin Kara-Hanani on Industry, a nepo baby introduced in Season 1 as someone who used her privilege to move through life without consequences. However, in Season 3, the fallacy of that fortune is laid bare, and the character’s key relationships — including with her father, Charles (Adam Levy); her best friend, Harper (Myha’la); and the man she truly loves, Robert (Harry Lawtey) — are dissected across eight emotional episodes.

Ahead, Abela, who stole scenes in Steven Soderbergh’s recent thriller Black Bag opposite Oscar winner Cate Blanchett and Oscar nominee Michael Fassbender,...

In the week before Cannes, Spain’s production sector was still digesting the news of U.S. President

Donald Trump’s call for tariffs of 100% on movies made outside the U.S. “Tariffs will not resolve any of the necessities which the U.S. administration indicates as a justification,” the Spain Film Commission fired back in a statement May 5.

Following a 2020 global pandemic and 2023 Hollywood strikes, the tariff threat reps the third global curveball thrown at Spain’s production shoot business, which has grown dramatically over the last decade, but edged down in 2024. “International service work has slowed somewhat,” says Mike Day at Palma Pictures, the producer in Spain of “The Crown.”

“Spain’s [incentives and locations] remain competitive. The dip is more to do with the recent headwinds that the industry itself has been seeing,” Day adds. Recent years have seen an extraordinary surge of international productions hit Spain. If availability of...

The Cannes Film Festival kicked off its 78th edition with the Opening Ceremony and the world premiere of Amélie Bonnin’s debut feature, Partir Un Jour (Leave One Day), led by Juliette Armanet, Bastien Bouillon, and François Rollin.

The premiere was attended by the cast of the film, including Quentin Tarantino, Rossy De Palma, Julia Garner, Nava Mau, Zahra Amir Ebrahimi, and Leonardo DiCaprio, who presented the honorary Palme d’Or to Robert De Niro.

Leave One Day follows Cécile, a budding restaurateur whose ambition to open a gourmet haven in Paris takes an unexpected detour. A family crisis compels her return to her rural roots, where, amidst the echoes of her youth, she reconnects with a long-lost love.

Related: ‘Leave One Day’ Review: Amélie Bonnin’s Nostalgic Musical Debut Is A Stealth Charmer – Cannes Film Festival

The festival formally kicked off on Monday with the poster installation, then moved to the Hotel Martinez,...

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Lena Dunham, creator of HBO’s award-winning series Girls, will soon deliver Netflix’s new comedy series Too Much. Set to consist of 10 episodes, the new show is expected to land on Netflix globally on July 10th, 2025. Here’s an updated guide to everything we know about Lena Dunham’s Too Much.

The new is co-created by Lena Dunham, who wears multiple hats for this series! She’s directing, writing, starring, and producing the new 10-episode series. Dunham’s directing credits include the seminal and beloved series Girls, which ran for six seasons on HBO. More recent credits include Industry, Catherine Called Birdy, and more.

Dunham is reuniting with Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner, the producers’ team at Working Title Television (Wttv), for the new project. They worked with her on Catherine Called Birdy, starring Bella Ramsey. Camilla Bray (via her production outfit Rosetta Productions) and Mark Freeland...

On Monday May 12 2025, Fox broadcasts America’s Most Wanted!

Music Industry Murder Season 3 Episode 4 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “America’s Most Wanted,” titled “Music Industry Murder,” promises to delve into a gripping case that intertwines the glamorous world of music with the darker side of fame. This episode will air on Fox and is set to capture the attention of many viewers with its compelling narrative.

In “Music Industry Murder,” the show will follow an accomplished team of law enforcement experts as they break down a complex case surrounding a murder in the music industry. The episode will highlight the challenges faced by investigators as they work to uncover the truth behind the crime. With insights from those who know the industry well, the episode aims to shed light on how fame can sometimes lead to dangerous situations.

As the team navigates through the twists and turns of the case,...

Hosted by The Traitors star Alan Cumming, who appeared on the BAFTA TV Awards red carpet on singer-songwriter Jessie J’s arm, the 2025 ceremony — which took place in sparkling spring sunshine on the banks of the River Thames at London’s Royal Festival Hall on Sunday — featured an array of television, film, musical and theatrical stars in attendance.

Notable guests (and winners) included Marisa Abela, who received Best Leading Actress for HBO/BBC series Industry, and Baby Reindeer star Jessica Gunning, who capped off a likely historic TV awards sweep as she clinched the Best Supporting Actress category.

While the prizes of the night were fairly evenly shared, ITV’s Mr Bates vs The Post Office swept the evening — an unsurprising feat given how it dominated U.K. ratings last year and fueled a national conversation about the gross miscarriage of justice in which hundreds of innocent British postmasters were convicted of theft,...

With awards season all but done and dusted, Oscars. Golden Globes, SAGs, and BAFTAs all having been dutifully doled out over the past few months, this evening saw the BAFTA TV Awards 2025 — hosted by Avengers: Doomsday's Alan Cumming and held at London's Royal Festival Hall — take centre stage for a night of red carpet walking and shiny statue giving. And during a telecast in which the two most nominated shows — Netflix stalker thriller Baby Reindeer and ITV drama Mr Bates Vs The Post Office — took home one award apiece, the likes of Mr Loverman, Shōgun, and Blue Lights all scored big wins in major categories.

On the night, Baby Reindeer's sole win saw Jessica Gunning's turn as Richard Gadd's crazed stalker Martha recognised in the Supporting Actress race, while Mr Bates Vs Post Office, which was elsewhere nominated in both Lead acting categories, took home the coveted accolade for Limited Drama.

Mr Bates vs The Post Office and Mr Loverman were the big victors at the BAFTA TV Awards, meaning Baby Reindeer did not continue its dominant winning streak.

Hosted by The Traitors star Alan Cumming, the BAFTA ceremony took place in sparkling spring sunshine on the banks of the River Thames at London’s Royal Festival Hall on Sunday.

The prizes were fairly evenly shared, but perhaps unsurprisingly, it was a notable night for Mr Bates vs The Post Office, the ITV series that dominated the UK ratings last year and fuelled a national conversation about injustices faced by innocent British postmasters, who were convicted of theft, fraud, and false accounting.

The series won Best Limited Drama, beating Baby Reindeer, which has been a darling of the awards season after cleaning up at the Emmys and Golden Globes. Jessica Gunning did, however, take home the prize for Best Supporting Actress for Baby Reindeer,...

Mr Bates vs. the Post Office pulled off a victory over Netflix's Emmy-winning Baby Reindeer at the 2025 BAFTA TV Awards on Sunday. The ITV drama that dominated U.K. ratings last year tells the story of hundreds of innocent sub-postmasters and postmistresses who were wrongly accused of theft, fraud, and false accounting due to a defective It system.

However, it wasn't all bad news for Baby Reindeer. Emmy, Golden Globe, and SAG Award winner Jessica Gunning continued her impressive awards streak, scoring Best Supporting Actress, and bringing the limited series’ total to three wins, including writing and directing victories from the BAFTA TV Craft Awards on April 27.

Lennie James beat out the likes of Richard Gadd (Baby Reindeer) and Gary Oldman (Slow Horses) to win Best Actor for Mr Loverman, in which he plays an exuberant, closeted family man who wants to end his marriage and live with his best friend.

The great and the good of the U.K. TV industry have descended on London’s Royal Festival Hall for the British small screen’s biggest night of the year, the BAFTA TV Awards.

Among the shows up for awards are Netflix’s smash hit “Baby Reindeer,” Apple TV+’s acclaimed spy series “Slow Horses,” HBO/BBC financial series “Industry,” Disney+’s raunchy comedy “Rivals” and its Ira drama “Say Nothing” and the ITV drama “Mr. Bates vs. the Post Office.” On the performance front, the likes of Gary Oldman, David Tennant, Richard Gadd, Marisa Abela, Nicola Coughlan and Danny Dyer are nominated.

Hosted by Alan Cumming, the ceremony began with “Baby Reindeer,” “Slow Horses” and “Rivals” already leading the pack with two awards each from the BAFTA TV Craft awards held two weeks earlier.

See the list of winners as they’re updated below.

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Exclusive: Kaleidoscope Film Distribution has picked up world sales rights (excluding UK & Ireland) from Gerard Johnson’s (Tony) Odyssey, which debuted at this year’s SXSW Film Festival.

Kaleidoscope will introduce the film to buyers in Cannes. Icon will release the film in the UK and Ireland

Written by Johnson and Austin Collings, Odyssey follows an ambitious real estate agent called Natasha Flynn who lives every day on the verge of total success–or ruin. Her luxurious lifestyle of flashy clothes and hard partying is an unaffordable mask for the lonely void she’s tried to fill with the hustle for success. Then, when a shady lender forces her complicity in a criminal scheme to settle a debt, Natasha seeks out a dangerous old friend for help. As pressure from colleagues and collectors escalates, so begins a wild ride through the city’s criminal underworld.

The film stars Polly Maberly...

The Emmy race for Best Drama Actor just received a shot of adrenaline.

For the first time since Gold Derby's 2025 Emmys predictions center opened in February, Noah Wyle is leading the odds in this topsy-turvy category. The Pitt star has overtaken Adam Scott (Severance), who has been in the No. 1 position since early March. Before that, Gary Oldman (Slow Horses) was the frontrunner.

Max's real-time hospital drama has been on a major upswing since its final episodes streamed in April. In one buzzed-about moment, Wyle's character, Michael "Robby" Robinavitch, had a mental breakdown after a concert shooting brought dozens of patients into his emergency room, including his quasi-stepson's new girlfriend. Wyle is a five-time Emmy nominee for ER (1995-99), but this would be his first win.

For Best Drama Series, The Pitt is now tied with The Last of Us in second place, both behind Severance. Taylor Dearden as...