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Andy Burnham will lead the lineup at Mythos Manchester, a new film and TV event spotlighting northern talent alongside BBC iPlayer boss Dan McGolpin and an Adolescence executive producer.
DuckDuckGo is giving users a simpler way to avoid AI-generated search answers with new browser extensions for Chrome and Firefox.
Revolut has started offering services to thousands of users in India, marking a key step toward its wider fintech launch in the country.
The Tony Awards will honor Broadway’s Chicago with a star-packed 30th anniversary tribute featuring Queen Latifah, Julianne Hough, Whitney Leavitt, Alex Newell, Dylan Mulvaney and more.
Netflix’s I Will Find You trailer puts Sam Worthington at the center of a prison escape, a buried family nightmare, and one impossible hope: his son may still be alive.
Scott Aukerman’s long-running Comedy Bang! Bang! podcast will continue with SiriusXM under a new three-year production, distribution, and ad-sales deal.
The BAFTA-nominated BBC drama based on Paris Lees’ memoir is now streaming on Prime Video in the United States.
Ex-Machina Oscar winner and Milk VFX co-founder Sara Bennett has joined Untold Studios, the company behind work on The Boys, as its film and episodic slate expands.
Strava is moving to a flat monthly API fee for developers, a shift that could curb data scraping and reshape the fitness app ecosystem ahead of a potential IPO.
BBC head of comedy Jon Petrie is exiting the broadcaster after five years to become Creative Director at Hat Trick Productions, the company behind Derry Girls.