The Asia TV Forum, the annual TV convention and market held in Singapore, will this year shift entirely online, as a response to the continuing effects of the coronavirus pandemic. It will retain the same Dec. 1-4, 2020 dates.

Time and time again, TV movies have adapted to fit an evolving medium, but 2020 marks an end point. Now, they're just movies.

The acclaimed director, whose BBC One television series brought down the curtain on the Toronto International Film Festival, talks about being drawn to the Nehruvian idealism, syncretic culture and political prescience reflected in Vikram Seth’s monumental work.

Only after watching the movie will Telangana High Court give its permit to Netflix to release the series.

Back in 2017, the Pahlaj Nihlani-led Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) notoriously banned Alankrita Shrivastava’s Lipstick Under My Burkha for being “lady oriented,” coming just short of claiming that its commemoration of female sexuality was against Indian culture. Three years later, Shrivastava, a crafty filmmaker, winks at the ridiculousness of that attack in her latest outing, Dolly Kitty Aur Woh Chamakte Sitare.

It took months of planning to salvage this year's festival. Here's how its organizers pulled it off with the help of a scrappy non-profit.

Each side had accused the other of making unreasonable demands: NBCU wanted Peacock to be distributed on Roku without giving up a share of the advertising inventory on the service. Roku was insisting on getting some kind of compensation.

"Facebook and Instagram are being used to spread hate, misinformation, racism, and bigotry," Selena Gomez wrote to Facebook's top executives Friday night.

Lego on Saturday unveiled Lego DC Batman 1989 Batwing, a 2,363-piece set based on the Tim Burton movie.