Friday, 31 May 2019
Orlando Bloom takes his humanitarian efforts to Mozambique
The UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador visits those effected by cyclones Idai and Kenneth. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)
Mindy Kaling makes it a 'Late Night' in Hollywood
The actress hit downtown Los Angeles to launch her first self-produced feature film "Late Night", which sold for a record of $13 million to Amazon Studios, after screening at the Sundance film festival. Rough cut (No reporter narration).
Mars Attacks: interactive version of Jeff Wayne's War of The Worlds opens in London
Participants witness the invasion on Horsell Common in Surrey, south of London, experience the march of the fighting machines to the capital, and flee the invasion on the River Thames, in scenes that intersperse virtual reality with live-action characters from the novel. Rough cut (no reporter narration).
Thursday, 30 May 2019
Moby cancels book tour after furor over Natalie Portman claims
The American musician cancelled his book tour after mischaracterizing a past relationship with actress Natalie Portman in his new book. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
Banksy ash mural moved from garage to gallery in Welsh town
A Banksy mural depicting a child enjoying what appears to be snow but is actually ash from a burning bin is moved from a garage to a planned street art museum in the Welsh town of Port Talbot. British gallery owner John Brandler bought "Season's Greetings" for a "six-figure sum" in January. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
Disney launches first 'Star Wars' theme park
Disney's first 'Star Wars' theme park opens to the public in California on Friday, and with the first three weeks already sold out, it looks like another sure-fire hit for the firm. Ryan Brooks reports.
Baby meerkats melt hearts at Thai zoo
Baby meerkats born in captivity three weeks ago are shown playing with toys and each other at a Thai zoo. Rough cut - no reporter narration.
Wednesday, 29 May 2019
A treat for Downton Abbey fans ahead of movie
Mr Carson, the much-loved butler in hit period drama "Downton Abbey," will recount his memories of serving the Crawley family in a concert next month at the Highclere Castle venue ahead of the movie release. Pascale Davies reports.
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