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BBC child star Dafne Keen, who is now 19 and starred as Lyra Belacqua in His Dark Materials, has shared some snaps on Instagram and fans can't over how much she's grown up

Anton has secured a new round of financing worth more than $100 million from BlackRock and will ramp up its TV and film output

Before you go wild for The Wild Robot, check out our guide to DreamWorks next animated release.

This past year of anti-Christian hate on television has been overwhelming. The faithful have been called "right-wing ding dongs," "idiots," "suckers," "mental," and "stupid people" for their belief in God. The Bible didn't remain unscathed either, it was called "male revisionist history" and said to need an "upgrade" like an iPhone. And, of course, there was a lot of sexualization of religious themes.

Lyrak is a new X rival that aims to differentiate itself by focusing on real-time news and monetization options for creators.

Pure Fiction Television, helmed by Tom Winchester, has secured the rights to bestselling author Dolores Redondo’s Baztan Trilogy and their prequel.

Star Wars: The Acolyte is set further back in the Star Wars timeline than we've ever gone, which means a whole new cast of characters. Get to know them!

BAFTA-nominated BBC star Daniel Frogson has been found guilty of downloading hundreds of sickening images of child abuse.

Emma Obank joins 'Doctor Who' producer Bad Wolf as creative and commercial affairs executive.

We found that the physical act of sitting down in the same place around the same time daily to do the same thing — i.e., establishing a routine — is, like the act of love, a mode of communication.