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- 1French firefighter set alight during Bordeaux school protests●Young second and third-generation migrants film a French firefighter after setting him on fire during the school protest
Reports from Bordeaux say a French firefighter was set on fire during violent school protests and that young men filmed him as he burned. The incident has drawn outrage online, with many highlighting the cruelty of filming the attack and debating the backgrounds of those involved and the escalating violence at the demonstrations.
- 2French firefighter set alight during youth riots●Young second and third-generation migrants film a French firefighter after setting him on fire during the ongoing school
Reports circulating on social media claim that young second and third-generation migrants set a French firefighter on fire during ongoing riots linked to school unrest, and filmed the injured man afterwards. The footage has drawn outrage and renewed debate over violence against emergency services in France. Details of the incident and the man's condition have not been confirmed by official sources.
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Police are investigating a security alert at the California school attended by Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, the children of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Details of the incident and any threat have not been released, but the story is drawing wide coverage, alongside separate reports that an emotional Prince William has rejected offers of Diana-related film projects.
- 4Russian guided bomb hits school in Sumy with children inside●BREAKING: Russian forces dropped a multi-ton guided bomb on a school in Sumy while children were in class. Dead and woun
Russian forces struck a school in Sumy, Ukraine, with a multi-ton guided glide bomb while classes were underway, according to initial reports. Casualties, including dead and wounded, have been reported. Footage filmed by a student shows the moment of the blast as she ran to a shelter.
- 5James Gray says art should not preach politics▼‘Paper Tiger’ Director James Gray Says He Doesn’t ‘Want to Preach’ Politics To Audiences: ‘Art Is Not Sunday School’
Director James Gray, promoting his new film 'Paper Tiger', says he does not want to preach politics to audiences, arguing that 'art is not Sunday school'. His comments touch on a running debate in the film world over whether filmmakers have a duty to deliver moral or political messages, with Gray taking a firm stance in favour of art over instruction.
- 6Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun Announces Theatrical Anime Project▼Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun Anime Announces Theatrical Project
The anime adaptation of Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun, based on Osamu Nishi's manga about a boy enrolled in a school for demons, has announced a theatrical project. Details of the format and release date have not yet been revealed. Fans of the long-running comedy series are celebrating the news and speculating about whether it will be a film or stage production.
- 7Teacher from TV series Educating Cardiff admits assaulting teenage girl●Educating Cardiff teacher admits sexually assaulting teenage girl https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cmz9z91wqj3go?at_m
A teacher who featured on the Welsh school documentary series Educating Cardiff has admitted sexually assaulting a teenage girl, according to BBC News reporting. The admission comes in a criminal case connected to the school where the documentary was filmed, drawing attention because the teacher was previously seen on television in a positive teaching role.
- 8FSU Theatre to stage five productions this season, opening with 'Bring It On'●'Bring It On': FSU Theatre staging five productions this season
Florida State University's School of Theatre has announced a five-production season, opening with 'Bring It On: The Musical', the stage adaptation of the 2000 cheerleading film. The season lineup gives students and Tallahassee audiences a range of shows across the academic year, and local coverage is highlighting the ambitious slate as the new season gets underway.
- 9Sound! Euphonium Final Movie Part 2 Reveals Emotional Final Trailer▼Sound! Euphonium, The Final Movie Part 2 Shares Emotional Final Trailer
Sound! Euphonium: The Final Movie Part 2 has released its final trailer ahead of the anime film's release, and the studio is billing it as an emotional send-off. The trailer offers fans a last look at the concluding chapter of the Kyoto Animation series, which has followed a high school concert band across multiple seasons and films. Fans are sharing the footage widely as anticipation builds for the franchise's finale.
- 10Online comedy night screening of Eighth Grade tonight●Hey folks, # comedon night is happening in a couple hours tonight at 7pm PT! This week we are watching Eighth Grade (201
A weekly group watch night is inviting anyone to join a free online screening of Bo Burnham's Eighth Grade (2018) tonight at 7pm Pacific Time. Organizers share streaming links and welcome newcomers, describing the event as open to everyone. The film, about an anxious teenager navigating middle school, continues to draw fans through informal community movie nights.
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A new television review of Carrie is circulating, revisiting the adaptation of Stephen King's debut novel about a telekinetic high school outcast. The review assesses how the horror classic holds up for today's audiences, touching on its performances and its lasting place in the genre. Discussion of Carrie continues as the story remains a fixture of film and television talk.
- 12French and German cultural institutes launch anti-disinformation programme●🎬 „Adevăruri în mișcare”: Institutul Francez și Goethe-Institut aduc filme, artă sonoră și dezbateri împotriva dezinform
The French Institute and the Goethe-Institut have launched "Adevăruri în mișcare" (Truths in Motion), a programme in Romania combining films, sound art and public debates aimed at fighting disinformation, with school pupils placed at the centre of the initiative. The project links media literacy education with cultural events, drawing attention as disinformation remains a growing concern across Europe.
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Theatre School @ North Coast Rep has announced a production of CLUE, the stage adaptation of the classic board game murder mystery. The show is set to open at the Solana Beach, California theatre, giving students a chance to perform the comedic whodunit made famous by the 1985 film. Local theatre audiences are taking note of the announcement.
- 14Mavic Camera App Update Adds iPhone 18 Pro and Variable Aperture Support▼The Mavic Camera App Gets Update for iPhone 18 Pro and Variable Aperture Support
The Mavic camera app has received an update adding compatibility with the iPhone 18 Pro and support for variable aperture control. According to No Film School, the release lets iPhone users adjust aperture when flying DJI Mavic drones, expanding manual camera controls on mobile. Photographers and drone pilots who shoot with iPhones are the main audience for the change.
- 15Haruki Kadokawa unveils trailer for final film Hoshi no Kyoshitsu●https://www. wacoca.com/media/778503/ 日本映画界の伝説・角川春樹 ラスト総監督作品 桜田ひより主演 映画『星の教室』予告映像公開 主題歌は新しい学校のリーダーズ – otocoto # film # m
Japanese film legend Haruki Kadokawa has released the trailer for what is billed as his final film as a director, 'Hoshi no Kyoshitsu' (Star Classroom), starring Hiyori Sakurada. The theme song is provided by the group Shinsei Kamattechan-adjacent idol unit New School Leaders. The announcement is drawing attention as the veteran producer and director caps a decades-long career in Japanese cinema.
- 16'The Librarians' Screening Marks Banned Book Week▼‘The Librarians’ Screening Celebrates Banned Book Week
A screening of the film 'The Librarians' was held to celebrate Banned Book Week, an annual event highlighting efforts to challenge and remove books from libraries and schools. The event drew attention to debates over censorship and the role of librarians in defending access to books, a topic generating ongoing discussion in communities across the country.
- 17Sylvester Stallone says usher job was his real film school●Sylvester Stallone says his movie theater usher job was his real film school
Sylvester Stallone is reflecting on his early career, saying his job as a movie theater usher taught him more about filmmaking than formal training. The actor credits hours spent watching films from the theater as the education that shaped his craft before he became a star with Rocky and decades of hit movies.