Oscar Pistorius Murder Trial to Be Partly Televised in South Africa; Chinese Social Media Giant Seeks Multi-Billion-Dollar Stock Market Listing; BBC, Amazon to Revive 'Ripper Street'

If you are unable to see the message below, click here to view it in a browser. TOP STORIES Judge Rules That Oscar Pistorius Murder Trial Can Be Televised Live However, he has put strict conditions on how footage is to be used and will allow just three remote controlled cameras in the court room. | Read More Chinese Social Media Giant Sina Weibo Seeks U.S. Stock Market Listing The Twitter-like company, popular with local celebrities and government critics, is looking to raise around $500 million from the listing, which would give it a valuation of $8 billion. | Read More LATEST MOVIE NEWS Belgium Expands Tax Shelter Scheme The tax program, which helped finance features including "Grace of Monaco" and Martin Scorcese's upcoming "Silence" will be extended to non-European features. | Read More German 'The Office,' Turkish Comedy Rule Teutonic Box Office George Clooney's "The Monuments Men" books a respectable fourth in Germany as international titles rule the local box office. | Read More LATEST TV NEWS Amazon, BBC to Revive 'Ripper Street' The e-tailer's U.K. online video service will get the third season of the crime drama, which the BBC had previously cancelled, before it airs on the public broadcaster. | Read More BBC Boss Calls for Modernized License Fee, Says Cost Cuts Will Ensure Proper Drama Budget UPDATED: Tony Hall tells a conference in Oxford that the U.K. public broadcaster is "great value for money" and is looking for $160 million in additional cost cuts to ensure an appropriate drama budget. | Read More THE BUSINESS U.K.'s ITV 2013 Financials Rise Amid Growth at TV Production Arm UPDATED: Adam Crozier, the CEO of the networks giant that airs "Downton Abbey" and "The X Factor" and that has continued to acquire TV production firms, ruled out a bid for U.K. broadcaster Channel 5. | Read More U.K.'s Channel 5 Looking for First-Round Bids Thursday Discovery, Saban and others are believed to have been weighing initial offers for the British network, which airs such shows as "Big Brother." | Read More REVIEWS Project Hashima (Hachima Porchekt): Film Review Piyapan Choopetch's paranormal thriller sees five Thai filmmakers struggle with the after-effects of a location shoot on Hashima, the abandoned Japanese island which inspired the villain's den in "Skyfall". | Read More 3 Brothers: The Return (Les 3 freres, le retour): Film Review French actors and directors Bernard Campan, Didier Bourdon and Pascal Legitimus all return for this jejune follow-up to their 1995 box-office hit "Three Brothers." | Read More RECOMMENDED FOR YOU Oscar Voter Reveals Brutally Honest Ballot This story first appeared in the March 7 issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine. It is the first of five "brutally honest" Oscar ballots shared with THR by Academy members, one of which will post each day leading up to the Oscar ceremony on Sunday, March 2. VOTER PROFILE: This Oscar voter is a longtime member of the Academy's 377-member directors branch. | Read More Sandra Bullock to Make $70 Million (At Least) for 'Gravity' (Exclusive) This story first appeared in the March 7 issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine. Space travel has been very good for Sandra Bullock. The 49-year-old actress looks set to earn her biggest paycheck to date for Gravity, with studio sources saying she will make at least $70 million when all revenue streams are factored in. | 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 ©2014 The Hollywood Reporter. 5700 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90036 All rights reserved. | Terms Of Use | Privacy Policy