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Entertainment 3 years ago
Tom Verlaine, seminal punk guitarist and singer, dead at 73
The New York Times confirmed the death of the influential musician on Saturday, quoting Jesse Paris Smith, the daughter of Verlaine’s fellow musician Patti Smith. She did not specify a cause, saying that he died “after a brief illness”.
Tech 3 years ago
RI set on early November deadline for analog television switch-off
The Communications and Information Ministry has said it would stick to its deadline for the analog switch-off (ASO) program, ensuring that the national transition from analog to digital television would be conducted by Nov. 2 this year.
Entertainment 3 years ago
'Thrones' and 'Rings' fans ready for battle as Comic-Con returns
Comic-Con finally returns to San Diego this week, where new "Lord of the Rings" and "Game of Thrones" TV series will compete before tens of thousands of cosplaying geeks and nerds at the world's most famous pop culture gathering.
Middle East and Africa 3 years ago
Saudi TV ridicules Biden in rare dig as relations sour
The sketch aired this week by MBC, the biggest pan-Arab entertainment network, shows Biden, played by comedian Khaled Al-Faraj, falling asleep at a podium twice in under a minute while straining to deliver a "stern message" to Russian President Vladimir Putin concerning the war in Ukraine.
Entertainment 4 years ago
World clamours to air President Zelensky's hit TV series
"It's been very, very busy. All around the world, people have asked for the rights because they want to broadcast it," explains Eccho Rights co-founder Nicola Soderlund in the agency's elegant offices in the Swedish capital.
