Doctor Who
- Eve Myles to host boxing on Radio Wales
- Catherine Tate and David Tennant to speak at Times Cheltenham Literary Festival
Film
- Ronald D Moore to write three sci-fi movies for United Artists
- Spielberg and Lucas talk!
- Brett Ratner to remake The Incredible Shrinking Man
- Emma Watson to star in Napoleon and Betsy
- Val Kilmer, 50 Cent, Sharon Stone, Dylan McDermott and Brian Presley to star in Streets of Blood
- MySpace and Hammer launch their first production
Commercials
- Halifax's Howard faces the axe
Comics
- Heroes' Milo Ventimiglia to star in comic book
British TV
- The Apprentice ratings increasing [free registration required]
- Switch to digital could have been greener
- Sky One to make two high-def adaptations of Martina Cole books
- ITV3's first original drama to be adaptation of Ladies of Letters
- ITV4 commissions documentaries featuring Andy McNab, Vinnie Jones and Philip Glenister
- Five Life (aka Fiver from April 28) to pick up Bebo's Sofia's Diary
French TV
US TV
- The Black Panther coming to BET
- NBC might want to come back to iTunes
- Harry Lennix and Angel's Amy Acker join Joss Whedon's Dollhouse
- David James Elliott to appear in disaster mini-series
- New Amsterdam looking dead
- ABC greenlights another sitcom pilot from Victor Fresco
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April 18, 2008 | Reply
Cheltenham *Literary* Festival? I have already called my agent.
April 18, 2008 | Reply
Marie: just be careful you don't end up scheduled at the same time. If he/they're on at the same slot -- and given that week is when I hope to see DT at the RSC -- it could well be a flying visit in which case you wouldn't want to miss out! Oh the dilemma: being backstage with him ("remember me? I was dancing wildly at a party where you looked pretty cornered? Didn't like to bother you...") or being further feted as an author in a Cheltenham Literary event.
BTW talking of festivals, don't suppose you're coming to Lowdham this year are you
April 18, 2008 | Reply
I was talking about BET's Black Panther show over on Highbrid Nation. I honestly feel like its one of the best ideas to come out of BET in a long time. Let's face it over the last few years BET has become nothing more than "MTV starring black people". And MTV really isn't the best model for a network to follow. I plan to keep an eye on how this develops. Could it signal a change in the direction of BET?...lol probably not.