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  • September DVD release for Suzanne Collins’ Breakout

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    Breakout is a dramatic chase thriller about a young mother who must resort to radical measures to protect her children. The film is co-written by Suzanne Collins, author of The Hunger Games and stars Ray Liotta (Goodfellas), Billy Burke (The Twilight Saga), Alexandra Breckenridge (TV’s American Horror Story), Joel Moore (Avatar) and Silas Weir Mitchell…

  • Three axes mobile roaming fees in seven major destinations

    Three axes mobile roaming fees in seven major destinations

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    Three has axed roaming charges for mobile customers visiting any of seven popular destinations. Form today, visitors to Republic of Ireland, Australia, Italy, Austria, Hong Kong, Sweden and Denmark will be able to use their standard bundled data, call and text allowances instead of paying international roaming charges. TalkTalk are branding the service Feel At…

  • Spartacus Legends Fails To Entertain

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    Free is a good price, right? The rise and rise of free-to-play games has seen companies venturing outside of Facebook and mobile games and taking on the home console market – and it’s this concept that has seen Spartacus Legends born. Developed by Kung Fu Factory and published by Ubisoft, the game is very loosely…

  • BBC HR boss criticised for mega pay-offs to leave

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    Lucy Adams, the BBC’s head of human resources, has announced her departure from the corporation. News of her departure comes just weeks after a lacklustre appearance before the House of Commons Public Accounts Committee which is investigating a series of higher than contracted payments to departing BBC bosses. Committee Chair Margaret Hodge accused her of…

  • Best Films Set In Las Vegas

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    Las Vegas is made for the film industry. The mix of bright lights and high thrills set against the back drop of mafia-involvement and dark stirrings make the city one of the top locations for TV and Film. CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, which has spawned a number of top shows with the same name, drew…

  • LOVEFiLM adds MTV, Nickelodeon, Nick Jr. and Comedy Central shows

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    Amazon’s LOVEFiLM has signed a deal to add “hundreds of hours” of reality, comedy and children’s shows from MTV, Nickelodeon, Nick Jr. and Comedy Central channels. A new deal with channel owner Viacom gives the streaming video service a “wide selection” of new shows including The Hills, Geordie Shore, Dora The Explorer and Punk’d. Announcing…