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MARRAKESH, Morocco — Movie tough guy Harvey Keitel, who plays a mobster in Martin Scorsese's Netflix gangster epic "The Irishman", has some advice for Hollywood: get back in touch with your creative side.In the era of global blockbusters, he argued, studios should refocus on making movies that are less commercialized and more authentic.Keitel, who has just turned 80, recalled that Scorsese had said he "could not have gotten 'The Irishman' made but for the good graces of Netflix — no studio wanted to do it, nobody wanted to do it"."This is a very good example of what is happening with Netflix," he said."The fact that we're losing cinemas we are all a bit sad about. But for me personally, I always think, well, that's what changes as...
December 03, 2019
Hollywood 'needs to be reformed', says Harvey Keitel
December 03, 2019
Bottega Veneta big winner at Fashion Awards in London
December 03, 2019
Sudan cinema flickers back to life after Bashir ouster
November 29, 2019
K-pop star jailed for 6 years for gang rape, spy-cam crimes
MUMBAI — A year after Bollywood followed Hollywood by naming male predators accused of sexual harassment, many women say they have suffered while alleged perpetrators are back in the limelight.In the US, #MeToo triggered the downfall of powerbrokers including Harvey Weinstein, Kevin Spacey, and Brett Ratner. Victims were hailed as trailblazers for speaking out, and millions of dollars were raised to support their cases.In Bollywood, women have faced a backlash, campaigners say.When singer Sona Mohapatra accused composer Anu Malik of sexual misconduct she was told to vacate her judge's seat on TV talent show, "Sa Re Ga Ma Pa"."I was marked as a troublemaker and asked to leave. Overnight," Mohapatra said last month. Program producers Zee TV denied her claims,...
November 29, 2019
No industry for women: Bollywood #MeToo accused back at work
LONDON — Clive James, the Australian broadcaster, writer, critic and poet who charmed generations of Britons with his humor and wit, has died at the age of 80, his agents said on Wednesday.James died "peacefully and at home, surrounded by his family and his books" in Cambridge, eastern England, on Sunday, United Agents said in a statement.A private funeral attended by family and close friends took place on Wednesday in the chapel at Pembroke College in Cambridge University, where he read English literature as a student in the 1960s.The charismatic and erudite broadcaster, who left Sydney for England in late 1961 and made his career in Britain, had fought a long battle with leukemia."Clive died almost 10 years after his first terminal diagnosis and one month after he laid...
November 27, 2019
Australian broadcaster and writer Clive James dies aged 80
November 27, 2019
Michelin brands French chef 'diva' in 'Cheddargate' case
November 27, 2019
Australia PM turns down plea from Baywatch star to bring Assange home
November 27, 2019
Nobel winner Mahfouz lives on in Cairo's alleyways
November 26, 2019
Morocco rapper gets one-year jail for insulting police
