'Doctor Who' Unveiling Draws U.K. Ratings, Tweets; Cannes Fest Jewel Heist Suspect Questioned; France May Add TV Tax for International Sporting Events

If you are unable to see the message below, click here to view it in a browser. TOP STORIES 'Doctor Who' Actor Revelation Draws U.K. Ratings, Twitter Activity British newspapers put Peter Capaldi on their cover as Stephen Fry criticizes a BBC special, and some fans say the show should have cast its first female or black lead. | Read More Suspect Questioned in Connection With Cannes Film Fest Jewel Heist A French-Algerian man caught stealing jewelry in Spain is believed to be the same figure seen in security camera footage from the $1.4 million theft that rocked the Cannes fest in May. | Read More LATEST MOVIE NEWS Finland's 'Love & Anarchy' Festival to Open With Cannes Winner 'Blue is the Warmest Color' Noah Baumbach's "Frances Ha" will close the Helsinki festival, while Wong Kar-wai's "The Grandmaster" and Finnish director Dome Karukoski's "Heart of a Lion" get gala screenings. | Read More Russian Cinema Fund to Introduce Pitching Sessions for Projects The move follows a similar initiative by the country's Culture Ministry, although the fund's sessions will not be open to the public. | Read More Ukraine to Consult Experts for Movie Funding Decisions The move is designed to help increase the quality of state-backed film projects. | Read More LATEST TV NEWS France May Add New TV Tax For International Sporting Events Government to examine proposal covering broadcasts of local matches. | Read More Japan Smashes Tweets Per Second World Record During Broadcast of Hayao Miyazaki Movie Japanese web users tweeted a "magic word" used in the anime master's classic "Castle in the Sky" 140,000 times a second while it aired on Nippon TV. | Read More Amazon's LoveFilm Adds NBCUniversal Kids TV Content "Curious George," "Barbie: Princess Charm School" and "Rastamouse" are among the library titles covered by the deal. | Read More THE BUSINESS News Corp Paper Says Australian Government Tried to 'Muzzle the Media' The paper says about Labour Party prime minister Kevin Rudd that voters in an upcoming election can "kick this mob out," drawing a sharp response about Rupert Murdoch's influence. | Read More Gaumont International Television Adds Three New Executives The studio staffs up for its new series "Barbarella," as well as second seasons of NBC's "Hannibal" and Netflix original "Hemlock Grove | Read More BSkyB Invests in California Tech Start-up 1 Mainstream The U.K. pay TV giant has also struck a commercial agreement with the company. | Read More REVIEWS Library Wars: PiFan Review Shinsuke Sato's adaptation of a Hiro Arikawa novel centers on a group of young, armed librarians fending off authorities imposing tyrannical control over books deemed immoral. | Read More Floating Skyscrapers (Plynace wiezowce): Film Review A macho swimmer falls in love with a shy young man in up-and-coming Polish filmmaker Tomasz Wasilewski's downbeat second feature. | Read More RECOMMENDED FOR YOU 'The Killing' Finale: Season 3 Killer Revealed The mystery of serial killer Pied Piper was solved in Sunday's two-hour closer. | Read More ABC Entertainment Chief Wants More Marvel, 'Grey's Anatomy' At TCA's executive session, Paul Lee also defended the finale of | 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