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    German media coverage under the topic of television is converging on two themes. Constantin Schreiber is moderating an 'Islam Talk' programme in Egypt, drawing attention to German journalism abroad. Meanwhile, tech outlets mark 30 years since digital television launched in Germany, a transition that nearly failed but permanently changed how viewers receive broadcasts, with services like Waipu.tv now offering cheap TV packages.

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    Keanu Reeves is in the headlines on two fronts. The stop-motion samurai film 'Hidari', featuring his voice, is seeking a new distribution partner after talks with a U.S. partner fell through. Meanwhile, DC Studios' long-gestating 'Constantine 2' sequel is reportedly still in development, giving fans of Reeves' occult detective renewed hope the project will move forward.

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    Former Tagesschau presenter Constantin Schreiber presented his new book in Dresden. The event drew a counter-protest, and Schreiber responded directly to the demonstrators. The appearance by the well-known German journalist and author has drawn attention both for the book itself and for the confrontation outside the venue, with German media covering his reaction to the protest.

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    A reboot of the classic sci-fi adventure "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" is moving forward with Daisy Ridley attached to star. The project also involves the director of "Fantastic Four" and the writer of "Constantine," giving the update a high-profile creative team. Fans are discussing what the new take on the underwater adventure franchise could look like with Ridley in the lead.

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    MoMA Reimagines Brancusi in New Exhibition▼Reimagining Brancusi: A Journey Through Art✉newsCultureArt6 d ago

    The Museum of Modern Art in New York is presenting 'Reimagining Brancusi: A Journey Through Art', an exhibition exploring the work of modernist sculptor Constantin Brancusi. The show reexamines the Romanian artist's legacy through a contemporary lens, drawing attention from art audiences worldwide interested in how museums are reinterpreting foundational figures of modern sculpture.