Rupert Murdoch

Rupert Murdoch is drawing attention from several angles. The play 'Ink', which dramatises the rise of one of his newspapers, is being praised as a thrilling and thought-provoking look at tabloid success. Meanwhile, his son James and daughter-in-law Kathryn Murdoch are discussing their own media venture in New York, and Murdoch's former Aspen estate has been listed for sale at $29.8 million, keeping the family's name in headlines.

Jerry Hall, the American supermodel and former wife of media mogul Rupert Murdoch, is back in the spotlight as coverage follows her life after their high-profile divorce. Reports focus on her ongoing battle over their historic Oxfordshire mansion, highlighting how she is rebuilding her life and defending assets in the wake of the split from one of the world's most powerful media figures.

Director Danny Boyle says his new film Ink, about Rupert Murdoch and the launch of The Sun under editor Larry Lamb, written by James Graham, raises what he calls 'terrifying' concerns about artificial intelligence in journalism. He suggests the story of tabloid power and media manipulation resonates with today's debates over AI-generated news.