TV JOURNALIST
Biden seeks campaign reset with high-risk TV interview
US President Joe Biden is hoping a televised interview on Friday will help stabilize his reelection bid, but a repeat of his disastrous debate performance could be his downfall. The 81-year-old struggled to express himself clearly in the debate against Donald Trump, leading to a growing chorus in his party calling for him to prove he has the energy to defeat Trump in November and handle another four years in the White House.
Third Eye: Race for Chair, the visibility factor and too much of security at Parliament irks MPs
Enhanced Parliament security has irked MPs too apart from journalists and visitors. Some MPs have been asked questions by security staff such as where they wish to go or who they plan to meet.
Disclaimer: All you may want to know about Apple TV+ show’s premiere date, release schedule, filming, plot and cast
"Disclaimer," a psychological thriller series by Alfonso Cuarón, stars Cate Blanchett as a journalist. The series premieres on Apple TV+ on October 11, 2024.
Lady in the Lake: Check out trailer of mystery-thriller series and details about plot, cast, release schedule, where to watch
"Lady in the Lake" follows Maddie Schwarz, a housewife turned investigative journalist, as she probes the mysterious death of Cleo Johnson, an activist in Baltimore's Black community. Their lives intersect in this seven-part mystery-thriller series, premiering on Apple TV+ with two episodes on July 19.
The 500: Here’s what we know about The Night Agent author’s new TV Series | Release date
Matthew Quirk, renowned for his gripping novel The Night Agent, is set to have another of his thrilling works, The 500, adapted into a television series. Following the widespread acclaim of The Night Agent on Netflix, Amazon MGM Studios has acquired the rights to The 500.
From 'Maharaj' to 'The Boys Season 4': Watch latest OTT releases this week on Netflix, Prime Video
This week's OTT releases offer a captivating mix of genres for viewers to delve into. From intense mysteries to heartwarming romances and gripping thrillers, platforms like Netflix, Prime Video, and Apple TV+ are showcasing a diverse range of content. Highlights include 'Gaanth, Chapter 1: Jamnaa Paar,' a mystery thriller exploring a complex case of mass suicide, 'Presumed Innocent,' a legal drama delving into political ambition and betrayal, and 'Bridgerton Season 3 Part 2,' focusing on romance and intrigue in high society.
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Congress spokesperson accuses journalist Rajat Sharma of using obscene language during live debate: Viral Video
Congress spokesperson Dr. Ragini Nayak has accused senior journalist Rajat Sharma of verbally abusing her during a live debate on the 2024 Lok Sabha election results. Nayak shared a video clip on social media showing Sharma allegedly using a Hindi expletive directed at her. The video quickly went viral, sparking widespread outrage and calls for Sharma to apologize. The Congress party has demanded an unconditional public apology from Sharma, while he has yet to respond to the allegations.
Why Cho Ramaswamy and Merchant of death are trending along with Narendra Modi
Following the release of two exit poll surveys forecasting over 400 seats for the BJP-led alliance, an older video featuring the late Rajya Sabha member and journalist Cho Ramaswamy began resurfacing. In the video, he refers to Prime Minister Narendra Modi as the 'merchant of death.'
'Civil War': 4K Blu-Ray version dropping in soon. Where can you watch film online?
One of A24's biggest domestic box office hits, 'Civil War' is finally getting its own 4K Blu-Ray version this summer, much to the excitement of those who missed this in theaters.
‘The Girls on the Bus' canceled despite good ratings, here's why
Max has taken a call on canceling ‘The Girls on the Bus', the first season of which was released back in March this year. The series that talks of celebrating journalism in all aspects has now faced the axe for unknown reasons, according to reports.
Cannes Or Canine Film Festival? Actors share limelight with four-legged friends at Cannes!
Since the 77th edition's opening day, human actors have shared the limelight with their canine co-stars on and off the red carpet, kept secure by the perky sniffer dogs that dart around the press ladder and tripods ahead of every premiere.
Hollywood Con Queen Season 1: Future episode details, release schedule and plot
As viewers have liked the captivating storyline of Hollywood Con Queen Season 1, questions have been making rounds about the episode count and release schedule for upcoming installments.
Red Eye: When will season 2 release? Series star explains
Red Eye, a series released for ITV is finally out this April and viewers of this latest content are already anxious for a follow-up season. But is it really happening sometime soon?
Veteran actor Manoj Bajpai's father auditioned at FTII in front of Dharmendra once
Bajpai's father Radhakant, described by Manoj as "filmchi" (avid watcher), was a fan of actors like Dilip Kumar, Motilal and Dev Anand, and regretted till the end that his son could not share the screen space with any of these stars.
Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV Episode 5 Release date and streaming details
"Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV" continues to grip audiences with its revealing insights into the backstage turmoil of beloved Nickelodeon shows. The docuseries has announced its upcoming fifth episode ‘Breaking the Silence’.
Press Freedom in China: Local authorities stifle state-run CCTV
Last month China Central Television (CCTV) following an incident outlined the role of journalists and their relationship to the public — and what rights they should and do have.
Vineet Jain awarded ENBA Lifetime Achievement Award 2023 for news broadcasting
Accepting the award at a function on Saturday, Vineet Jain dedicated the award to teams across The Times Group and acknowledged "the support of his elder brother, Samir Jain, in playing a role to expand and diversify the Times Group".
View: How titles helped the British monarchy thrive
The British TV serials Yes Minister and Yes Prime Minister were a hit in India. Sunil Mittal of Bharti Enterprises received an honorary knighthood, raising questions about Indian citizens accepting British titles post-independence. The British Empire used titles to reward and bind Indian rulers.
Ensure media is not crushed in West Bengal: Anurag Thakur to CM days after journalist's arrest
Union Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur expressed concern over the arrest of a TV journalist in West Bengal and appealed to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to safeguard media freedom. Journalist Santu Pan from Republic Bangla was arrested, and Thakur called the incident unfortunate, emphasizing the importance of press freedom.
Editors Guild says arrest of on-duty journalist in Sandeshkhali 'worrisome'
The Editors Guild of India expressed concern over the arrest of television journalist Santu Pan by the West Bengal Police while he was reporting live. Pan, a journalist with Republic Bangla, was arrested from Sandeshkhali in West Bengal. The Guild called for a speedy inquiry into the matter, stating that while the police should investigate any allegations against the journalist, his arrest while on duty is worrisome. The Guild urged the West Bengal administration to ensure that no injustice is done to Pan and to protect freedom of the press.
Journalist Soumya Vishwanathan murder case: HC grants bail to four life convicts
The Delhi High Court has granted bail to four convicts serving life imprisonment in the murder case of TV journalist Soumya Vishwanathan. The court suspended the sentence of Ravi Kapoor, Amit Shukla, Baljeet Singh Malik, and Ajay Kumar till the pendency of their appeals. The convicts have been in custody for 14 years. Vishwanathan was shot dead in 2008 while returning home from work. The court had awarded two life terms to the convicts under murder and organized crime charges.
Piers Morgan leaves TalkTV to focus on Youtube
Piers Morgan, the 58-year-old presenter is leaving TalkTV to focus on his YouTube channel. As per him, the decision to leave was his own, despite Murdoch being not happy with the ratings of the show.
Notice to French journalist for violation of visa rules: India tells France
India clarified that the notice issued to a Delhi-based French journalist was due to violation of visa rules, not the nature of her journalism. This was conveyed to the French delegation during bilateral talks with President Macron. The journalist, Vanessa Dougnac, received a notice from New Delhi and was asked to respond by February 2.
Putin taking questions from ordinary Russians & journalists as reelection bid begins
Russian President Vladimir Putin has allowed citizens to call in questions along with journalists in a news conference. Putin, in power for almost 24 years, confirmed his candidacy for March's reelection. Last year, during Ukraine's conflict, he skipped his typical sessions with citizens and reporters.
Five journalists to be honoured with first-ever Kalyan Barooah awards
The Kalyan Barooah Award was instituted to immortalise the veteran journalist's contribution towards bringing issues of Northeast India into focus in the national media, a release by the North East Media Forum (NEMF) said.
Soumya Vishwanathan murder case: Life terms for four, court refuses to hand death sentence
Vishwanathan, an employee of a prominent English news channel, was shot dead in the early hours of September 30, 2008, on Nelson Mandela Marg in south Delhi as she was returning home from work. The police said that the motive behind the crime was robbery.
Soumya Vishwanathan murder case: Court reserves order on sentence for Nov 25
A Delhi court has reserved its order on the quantum of punishment for those convicted in the killing of TV journalist Soumya Vishwanathan in 2008. The judge noted the completion of sentencing arguments and reserved the order for November 25.
Three, including two journalists, killed in Israeli strikes in Lebanon: PM Mikati
Al Mayadeen said the strike, near the town of Tir Harfa, about a mile from the Israeli frontier, had deliberately targeted the TV crew because the channel was known to be pro-Palestinian and pro-Iran's regional military alliance.
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