Games Commissioning Editor for Channel 4

Channel 4 has appointmented their first Games Commissioning Editor. Colin Macdonald will be based in Glasgow and report into Convergent Formats Commissioner Anna Cronin. Macdonald is a respected and pioneering figure in the gaming industry and has worked on some of the most innovative titles of all time including Lemmings, Grand Theft Auto and Crackdown the broadcaster states. Colin Macdonald […]

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Blue Peter cut back to one episode a week

The BBC has confirmed that children’s magazine programme Blue Peter will air once a week from January. The world’s longest running children’s television show will now only air once a week. The episode will get its first outing on the BBC’s children’s channel CBBC and then air the next day on BBC One. Currently Blue Peter airs twice a week […]

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Howard Stern new America's Got Talent judge

Outspoken radio DJ Howard Stern will appear on the judging panel for America’s Got Talent. Stern is replacing Piers Morgan who currently hosts his own prime-time talk show on cable news channel CNN. He will join fellow judges Sharon Osbourne and Howie Mandel. The radio DJ currently has a successful radio show on Sirius XM to which NBC are expected to […]

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Karen Gillan and Arthur Darvill to leave Doctor Who

Doctor Who show-runner Steven Moffat has confirmed the next series of the popular BBC sci-fi will see the departures of actors Karen Gillan and Arthur Darvill. Moffat made the announcement during a screening of this year’s Christmas Special, The Doctor, The Widow and the Wardrobe, at Television Centre. Moffat told the audience that ‘The final days of the Ponds are […]

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American TV told to turn down the adverts’ volume

It’s a problem in the UK, which the regulator appears to ignore, however in America the days of the adverts being greatly louder than the programmes is coming to an end. The Federal Communications Commission is enforcing new rules which bans commercials from being at a different level to the programmes. Earlier this week the regulator passed a set of […]

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William Roache shows his spiritual side in TV interview

Roache, who has played Coronation Street’s Ken Barlow since 1960, has spoken about his spiritual beliefs and how humans will shortly be communicating telepathically. The 79-year-old, currently one of the worlds longest running television actors, gave his predictions in an interview for Sky Television. These glimpses into the future include a host of earthquakes, ­hurricanes, floods and tsunamis to cleanse […]

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Gervais backs campaign to stop canine breeding farm

Comedian Ricky Gervais has spoken out in support of the BUAV’s campaign to stop plans for a dog breeding farm. The farm, BUAV state, would supply beagles for experiments and be based at a site in Grimston, Yorkshire. The dogs would be bread in their thousands to provide laboratories with test subjects for painful and invasive experiments. Ricky told the […]

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Actress Amber Heard on Hollywood gays in the closet

The lesbian actress has said that staying in the closet for Hollywood actors leads to a “detrimental lie.” The 25-year-old told Women’s Health magazine “You can’t respect yourself if you’re afraid to be who you are. It requires bravery to do something no one else around you is doing. “But the risk was outweighed by the possibility of playing into […]

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