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Studio Kremlin: creative co-working in a revitalised Paris community

Where once were smokestacks, now cameras roll. In a former industrial area near Paris a a production company, Studio Kremlin, decided years ago to set up nd help independent filmmakers develop their own productions. Now, their project is evolving with La Kolok (previously know as B-Movie). "Through La Kolok, we aim to establish a network centred around audiovisual professionals," Eric Ducher, Kremlin Studio co-founder tells us.

Nestle's KitKat signs Formula 1 deal as CEO Freixe seeks broader appeal

LONDON : Nestle's KitKat brand has signed a global sponsorship deal with Formula 1 as new Chief Executive Laurent Freixe seeks to change the way the world's biggest food company markets its core, multi-billion-dollar brands.

Majorca sending 'wrong message' to UK tourists warns Jet2 boss

UK holidaymakers could be put off visiting popular destinations like Majorca if tourist taxes are increased and “they get the impression” that they’re not wanted there, the boss of Jet2 has warned. The CEO of Jet2.com and Jet2Holidays Steve Heapy has said that measures such as tourist taxes can “send out the wrong message” to holidaymakers.

Wales women's coach Cunningham steps down after player contracts furore

Wales women's coach Ioan Cunningham has left by mutual agreement after three years in the job, the Welsh Rugby Union said on Friday a week after the WRU apologised to players for its handling of contract negotiations.

Canada Soccer studying drone-spying review, says it shows past 'unacceptable culture'

Canada Soccer says an independent review has confirmed the Paris Olympics drone-spying scandal was not an isolated misstep.

Bronny James assigned to Lakers' G League affiliate - ESPN

The Los Angeles Lakers have assigned rookie Bronny James to their G League affiliate, South Bay, and sources told ESPN that he is expected to debut for the team Saturday against Salt Lake City.

Swimming Canada CEO Ahmed El-Awadi steps down to pursue other opportunities

Ahmed El-Awadi is stepping down as the chief executive officer of Swimming Canada.

Virat Kohli, Babar Azam To Play In Same Team? This Tournament May Return After 2 Decades

The Afro-Asia Cup, last held nearly two decades ago, is on the verge of revival as the Africa Cricket Association (ACA) considers an alliance with the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) to resurrect the series. The ACA, which convened its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Monday, has set an ambitious agenda, including restructuring the association and expanding competitive opportunities across the continent. At the top of its list is rekindling the Afro-Asia Cup and launching a new T20 league — the Africa Premier League — modelled on the Indian Premier League (IPL). The Afro-Asia Cup is a unique cricket series that features teams from Asia and Africa, bringing together players from cricketing powerhouses and developing nations alike. The tournament has only been held twice, in 2005 and 2007, and has not seen a third edition since, despite strong initial fan support.

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Studio Kremlin: creative co-working in a revitalised Paris community

Nestle's KitKat signs Formula 1 deal as CEO Freixe seeks broader appeal

Majorca sending 'wrong message' to UK tourists warns Jet2 boss

Wales women's coach Cunningham steps down after player contracts furore

Canada Soccer studying drone-spying review, says it shows past 'unacceptable culture'

Bronny James assigned to Lakers' G League affiliate - ESPN

Swimming Canada CEO Ahmed El-Awadi steps down to pursue other opportunities

Virat Kohli, Babar Azam To Play In Same Team? This Tournament May Return After 2 Decades