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Senator Adam Schiff promoted a new bipartisan bill creating a federal film tax incentive during an appearance on CNN's 'The Story Is with Elex Michaelson'. He also urged Congress to move forward with regulating artificial intelligence, arguing legislative action is needed. Schiff framed the tax measure as an example of cross-party cooperation in a divided Congress.

Veteran Italian photographer Umberto Pizzi is giving interviews in Rome, recounting a storied career. He says he once ended up in a Caribbean jail cell while trying to photograph Sophia Loren, and describes clashes with Gérard Depardieu. The colourful anecdotes about his encounters with film stars are drawing attention in the Italian press.

A new report highlights a bipartisan effort in the United States to encourage Hollywood studios to move film production back to American soil, a topic gaining traction as productions have increasingly shifted abroad. The same commentary also marks the 20th anniversary of 'V for Vendetta' and features an interview with the film's director, adding a cultural angle to the discussion.

The film adaptation of Colleen Hoover's bestselling novel 'Verity' is being promoted through cast interviews, with a movie critic speaking to the actors ahead of release. The film follows Hoover's 'It Ends With Us' as another big-screen version of her work, keeping the author's controversial and commercially successful romance-thriller titles in the entertainment conversation.

A new documentary on Hulu, "The Swan: Behind the Mirror", takes a fresh look at the notorious 2000s reality series The Swan, in which women underwent extreme plastic surgery makeovers. The film features interviews with contestants who lived through the experience, revisiting the show's controversial practices and its lasting impact on those who took part.

Dutch presenter Ewout Genemans is speaking about the emotional toll of filming heavy content. In an interview with Shownieuws, he says he needs to 'give things a place' after working on intense recordings, drawing attention to how presenters and crews process distressing material. His comments are being picked up in Dutch entertainment media.

Josh Hartnett is promoting his new film 'Verity' and spoke about his daughter's reaction to his role in the movie. In interviews around the release, the actor opened up about how his family responded to seeing him play the part. 'Verity' is one of the film titles drawing attention in entertainment coverage this week.

Aaron Sorkin says Donald Trump does not feature in 'The Social Reckoning', his follow-up to 'The Social Network' about Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg, and he is now explaining that creative choice in interviews. The writer-director has said the sequel focuses on the platform's internal reckoning rather than turning the story into one about Trump himself.

A star of the 1976 film 'Rocky' has described the movie's famous on-screen kiss with Sylvester Stallone as the 'kiss from hell,' according to Page Six. The remark, made in a recent interview, revisits a memorable moment from the Oscar-winning boxing classic and has been picked up widely by entertainment outlets.

A photography and television production discussion is underway about how backlighting affects interview footage. Commenters note that a modest amount of backlight can add separation and depth to a subject, but excessive backlighting can ruin an otherwise fascinating interview. Suggestions include swapping the camera and subject positions or waiting until golden hour, nightfall, or later when flickering flames are less problematic.

Travis Japan member Ryuya Shichigosankake says he refreshes himself by watching dramas and films even during busy periods, in comments connected to his series 'Wheat and...'. The Sankei Shimbun interview draws fan attention to how the idol balances a packed schedule with downtime. Fans quote his remarks on social media, alongside pointed comments directed at fellow member Teramoto.

Marcia Kimpton, heiress to a hotel family, is making the rounds to discuss her latest movie, "An American Dream." In an interview with News12 Bronx, the actress and producer talked about the project and her role in it. Further details about the film's plot, release, or reception were not provided.

Actor Josh Hartnett says he has moved past the heartthrob image that defined his early career in the late 1990s and 2000s, and that he is comfortable with the shift. In a new interview, the star of films like Pearl Harbor and Black Hawk Down reflects on aging in Hollywood and his later, quieter career choices.