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Martin Bobb-Semple, the fast-rising British actor who recently nabbed a leading role in the upcoming “Tomb Raider” live-action series at Amazon MGM Studios, has signed with CAA. Bobb-Semple was most recently seen as series regular Orlando “Lando” Johnson in “All American: Homecoming.” Starting out as a recurring character, he was upped to a series lead in […]

Enlevées entre mercredi et jeudi, les deux victimes ont été retrouvées et hospitalisées, indique Le Dauphiné Libéré.

Adapté d’un roman à succès, le film d’Olivier Assayas explore les coulisses du pouvoir russe à travers le destin d’un stratège de l’ombre. Un récit politique entre fiction et réalité, sur les mécanismes invisibles de l’influence.

Former Chief Justice DY Chandrachud on Sunday said that bail before conviction should be a matter of right, but added that courts need to examine cases in depth when national security is involved, PTI reported.Chandrachud made the remark at the Jaipur Literature Festival after he was asked by the debate moderator about his views on the Supreme Court denying bail to activist Umar Khalid in the 2020 Delhi riots larger conspiracy case.“They’ve been inside for five years,” ANI quoted Chandrachud as saying. “I’m not criticising my court...you can impose conditions to ensure that the conditions for bail are not abused, but you must necessarily take into consideration that they have the right to an expeditious trial. And if an expeditious trial is not possible under present conditions, then bail should be the rule and not the exception.”However, the former chief justice said that bail can be denied if there is a possibility of the accused person committing another crime, tampering with evidence or escaping.“If these three grounds are not present, then bail must be granted,” PTI quoted Chandrachud as saying. “I think that where national security is involved, it is the court’s duty to examine the case in depth. Otherwise, what is happening is that people remain imprisoned for years.”Read more

Can media organisations use the work of independent artists without credit or payment? Does it not amount to a violation of an artist’s copyright?In recent years, several independent photographers, filmmakers and writers have accused mainstream media organisations of using their photographs, videos and writings without proper attribution, and sometimes even presenting them as their own content.The issue came into sharp focus in December when Emmy-nominated filmmaker and photographer Ronny Sen filed a civil suit against Zee News seeking Rs 18 crore in damages. He accused the channel of a deliberate act of copyright infringement, alleging it had used his exclusive cinematographic work documenting the transport of cheetahs from Africa to India without authorisation.A commercial court in Kolkata admitted the suit and will hear the matter.Sen told Scroll that what had happened was “quite outrageous”. He alleged that Zee didn’t only “steal the work but have claimed it as exclusive and suggested that only they had access to it”. Zee News did not respond to Scroll’s email seeking a response to the allegation.Sen said that he hopes that “courts will do something so that the rights of photographers like me can be secured”.For Sen, this was not an isolated incident involving Zee News. He has pointed out that, as far back as 2014, one...Read more