Cannes Jewel Heist: Event Planners Discuss Fallout; China Regulators Silence TV Singing Contests; French 'Survivor' to Return in 2014 After Death

If you are unable to see the message below, click here to view it in a browser. TOP STORIES Cannes Jewel Heist: Event Planners Discuss Possible Fallout "We will be going back to the city of Cannes and making clear the level of crime needs to be capped," says Cannes Lions CEO Philip Thomas. | Read More China's Media Regulators Silence TV Singing Contests Officials are limiting the number of music competition shows and encouraging "original television programs which are closer to reality, to life and to the masses." | Read More LATEST MOVIE NEWS Sony to Open Digital Motion Picture Center at Pinewood Studios Slated to open in late September, the facility will feature training and workflows for the company's F65, F55 and F5 4K cameras. | Read More 'The Smurfs 2' India Release to Feature Extra Local Song Indian viral sensation Adhi of group HipHop Tamizha headlines the track and is joined by top contestants from talent show "Indian Idol Junior." | Read More Playwright, Screenwriter Tom Stoppard to Get Top U.K. Literary Honor The co-writer of the Oscar-winning screenplay for "Shakespeare In Love" will receive the 2013 PEN/Pinter award. | Read More LATEST TV NEWS Universal Channel U.K. Gets Revamp The British TV premiere of "Bates Motel" in September will be a key focus for the network, which is debuting a new logo and tagline next week. | Read More U.K.'s ITV4 to Air A&E Hit Show 'Duck Dynasty' The show is produced by Gurney, one of the U.S. production firms that ITV CEO Adam Crozier's team has acquired as part of a shopping spree designed to diversify the British broadcaster's revenue. | Read More BBC to Premiere Scripted Comedies on Network's iPlayer The U.K. public broadcaster will kick off the move with Jack Whitehall's "Bad Education" a week before it is due to air on regular television. | Read More THE BUSINESS Nintendo Swings to Profit in Latest Quarter But on an operating basis, the Wii U and 3DS maker still registered a loss as sales continued to fall. | Read More J.K. Rowling Wins Court Case Over Pseudonym Leak The "Harry Potter" author was awarded an undisclosed sum and said through a rep she was "dismayed and distressed" by the betrayal of trust that resulted in a lawyer revealing her pen name. | Read More Central European Media Swings to Second-Quarter Loss Time Warner owns a big stake in the Eastern European TV networks company, which has struggled amid economic challenges, but expects trends to improve. | Read More REVIEWS Smash and Grab: The Story of the Pink Panthers: Film Review Havana Marking's documentary recounts the nefarious exploits of the world's most successful jewel thieves. | Read More RECOMMENDED FOR YOU The Chilling History of How Hollywood Helped Hitler (Exclusive) In devastating detail, an excerpt from a controversial new book reveals how the big studios, desperate to protect German business, let Nazis censor scripts, remove credits from Jews, get movies stopped and even force one MGM executive to divorce his Jewish wife. | Read More Paul Haggis Pens Open Letter Praising Leah Remini's 'Brave' Break With Scientology The screenwriter, who left the Church in 2005, writes that he was surprised how quickly | Read More You are currently subscribed to The Hollywood Reporter International newsletter as zakakl9000.worldmovies@blogger.com Unsubscribe | Newsletter Preferences | Forward To A Friend | Share on Twitter or Facebook ©2013 The Hollywood Reporter. 5700 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90036 All rights reserved. | Terms Of Use | Privacy Policy