Debbie Nightingale, Hot Docs Festival Co-Founder, Dies at 71

Debbie Nightingale passed away on July 10 following a battle with cancer. “Every aspect of the thriving Hot Docs we see today is rooted in what Debbie helped build. She understood the significance of documentary filmmaking and the necessity of creating a platform for filmmakers, investors, and viewers to interact. If it weren’t for her, we wouldn’t exist. Her impact will be deeply felt, and she will be sorely missed,” Hot Docs, based in Toronto, expressed in a statement on Wednesday.

Three Six Zero Names Aimee Jessiman U.K. Head of Management

As a seasoned pro in the global music scene, having collaborated extensively with heavyweights like Calvin Harris and Swedish House Mafia, I’m excited to step into my new role. Here, I’ll be working hand-in-hand with Gillespie, focusing on managing artists from top to bottom, providing guidance and support to fellow talent managers within the company, and spearheading business growth for our U.K. division.

A Classic Villain Has Been Cut From ‘Fantastic Four: First Steps’

The 71-year-old actor was initially planned to play the villain Ivan Kragoff/Red Ghost in the upcoming Marvel movie, but unfortunately, his scenes were not included in the final version of the film. Director Matt Shakman explained that these scenes didn’t align with the storyline, which centers around Pedro Pascal, Vanessa Kirby, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, and Joseph Quinn as the main heroes.