Italian director Federico Fellini is one of the most celebrated and inspiring film directors of all times. Four of his movies made it to the list of greatest 100 and his unique style still inspires the filmmakers, even after a century he was born.
Productions such as Little Women, Lady Bird, Fleabag and Killing Eve are making big waves even though their characters are not the typical damsels in distress or have overly dramatic story arcs or include gun-toting female anti-heroes. And Showcase producer Nursena Tuter thinks she knows why.
If you have been living under a rock, this is pop's biggest boy band; BTS. They are getting into the contemporary art scene, by funding some of the world's best-known artists. It is left us wondering if there is a K-pop invasion of the art world or if the singers are merely looking for some serious art cred.
Stephanie Rosenthal, Director of Gropius Bau and she is one of the partners of the project 01:56
Back in the 1950s, Hollywood blackballed celebrities because of their political views. Namely, those accused of being communist sympathisers. Now, a new film about style icon slash actor Jean Seberg says Hollywood wasn't that different in the 1960s. The makers of the biopic say there is a reason why they made the movie now.
Vampires have played anti-heroes in the past couple of decades. Even Twilight's version puts them in the middle of a love triangle. But in the BBC's adaptation, Dracula has no problem devouring his victims.
Roger Luckhurst, Professor in Modern and Contemporary Literature at Birkbeck College 02:46