Chinese Journalists to Take Ideology Exam; Berlin Fest to Premiere Michel Gondry Doc; 'Dancing With the Stars' Coming to Cambodia

If you are unable to see the message below, click here to view it in a browser. TOP STORIES Chinese Journalists Must Pass Ideology Exam And Stick to Marxist View Reporters must build the core value of socialism amid further controls on the media. | Read More Berlin Fest to Premiere Michel Gondry's Animated Noam Chomsky Doc "Is the Man Who is Tall Happy?" will have its world premiere in Berlin, as the festival confirms the first titles for the Panorama sidebar, including John Michael McDonagh's "Calvary." | Read More LATEST MOVIE NEWS Ukrainian Filmmakers Look for Closer Ties With Europe They hope to join Eurimages in 2015 in a move that would foster co-production | Read More Palm Springs Film Festival to Shine Spotlight on Canadian Cinema The festival, which runs Jan. 3-13, also will screen 45 of the 76 films that have been submitted for the foreign-language Academy Award. | Read More LATEST TV NEWS 'Dancing With the Stars' Coming to Cambodian TV Cambodia Broadcasting Corporation will produce the 49th local version of the hit format from BBC Worldwide. | Read More U.K. Channel 4Music to Air 'Victoria's Secret Fashion Show' for British TV Debut CBS aired the lingerie special, filmed in New York with performances by Taylor Swift and Fall Out Boy, earlier this month. | Read More THE BUSINESS Berlusconi's Mediaset Studying Merging Key Pay-TV Holdings The move would create a formidable new pan-European pay-TV player. | Read More Mediapro Takes Controlling Stake in Overon The move is part of the Spanish production house's international expansion, giving it video and data transmission abilities in America and Europe. | Read More REVIEWS Kajarya: Dubai Review The practice of killing baby girls is decried in a complex film from India. | Read More Nymphomaniac: Film Review Lars von Trier's two-part sex epic features an ensemble cast, including Charlotte Gainsbourg, Stellan Skarsgard, Shia LaBeouf, Uma Thurman and Christian Slater. | Read More RECOMMENDED FOR YOU 'Duck Dynasty's' Phil Robertson on Indefinite Hiatus Following Anti-Gay Remarks A&E has placed Duck Dynasty patriarch Phil Robertson on indefinite hiatus following anti-gay remarks he made in a recent profile in GQ. | Read More 'Duck Dynasty' Controversy: Louisiana Gov. Defends Phil Robertson Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal has defended Duck Dynasty star Phil Robertson after he made a number of homophobic comments that led to his suspension from his A&E reality show. Jindal, the head of Robertson's home state, released a statement Thursday in which he suggests Robertson's suspension means networks no longer support free speech. | 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