U.K.'s ITV Renews Simon Cowell's 'X Factor,' 'Britain's Got Talent;' China's Bona Film Group Third-Quarter Results Improve; Fox Adapting Spanish Series 'Red Band Society'

If you are unable to see the message below, click here to view it in a browser. TOP STORIES ITV Renews Simon Cowell's 'X Factor,' 'Britain's Got Talent' for Three Years UPDATED: The talent shows will remain on the U.K. network through 2016 amid reports of a clause that would allow Cowell to appear on both, opening a door for his possible "X Factor" U.K. return. | Read More China's Bona Film Group Posts Improved Third-Quarter Results The film producer and distributor, in which 21st Century Fox owns a 19.9 percent stake, is also bullish on its outlook for 2014. | Read More LATEST MOVIE NEWS South African Animation Studio Triggerfish Gets Funding, Plans Action-Comedy 'Seal Team' (Exclusive) The "Pixar of South Africa," which has had success with "Zambezia" and "Khumba," will develop the first two films in a slate of five and targets releasing one movie a year starting in 2016. | Read More Prince William, Kate Middleton to Attend U.K. Premiere of 'Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom' The film, starring Idris Elba as the South African leader, opens in British theaters in January. | Read More LATEST TV NEWS Fox Adapting Spanish Series 'The Red Band Society' "Boardwalk Empire's" Margaret Nagle will pen the script for the remake, which hails from ABC Studios and Amblin. | Read More Rob Ford Scandal: Toronto Mayor Gets His Own TV Show The embattled official and his brother will host a conservative talker starting Monday night. | Read More THE BUSINESS China's Youku Tudou Trims Losses In Third Quarter The Chinese Internet TV company says it is on track to become profitable in the fourth quarter based on a surge in mobile traffic past 300 million daily views. | Read More Aussie Indie Production Company Cordell Jigsaw Zapruder Acquires New Zealand's Greenstone TV The production company of international Emmy-nominated docuseries 'Go Back To Where You Came From' will boost its catalogue with over 100 popular NZ titles. | Read More REVIEWS Doomsday Party (Moot Yat Paai Dui): Film Review Hong Kong helmer Ho Hong delivers a socially-tinged feature debut tracing the back stories of multiple characters. | Read More Hard to Be a God (Trudno byt' bogom): Rome Review The final film by late Russian director Aleksei German is based on the Strugatsky brother's revered sci-fi novel. | Read More RECOMMENDED FOR YOU Box Office Preview: 'Best Man Holiday' Eyes Solid Debut; 'Thor 2' Will Still Rule Overall Malcolm D. Lee's sequel The Best Man Holiday -- opening nearly 15 years after the first film -- could cross $20 million in its North American debut in a solid launch for the African-American film. | Read More Little Miss Sunshine: Theater Review Designer Beowulf Boritt's appropriate single set for Little Miss Sunshine is a map of Interstate 40, which snakes from the lip of the stage and wraps around the playing space to extend up over the audience's heads. | Read More You are currently subscribed to The Hollywood Reporter International newsletter as zakakl9000.worldmovies@blogger.com Unsubscribe | Newsletter Preferences | Forward To A Friend | Follow us on Twitter or Facebook ©2013 The Hollywood Reporter. 5700 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90036 All rights reserved. | Terms Of Use | Privacy Policy