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Danny Boyle's Rupert Murdoch Drama Ink Heads to Theaters Ahead of Netflix Debut
entertainment15 days ago

Danny Boyle's Rupert Murdoch Drama Ink Heads to Theaters Ahead of Netflix Debut

Danny Boyle’s Rupert Murdoch–focused drama Ink will open in theaters on December 11 before streaming on Netflix on January 8, 2027 (U.S. and Latin America). Jack O’Connell stars as editor Larry Lamb opposite Guy Pearce’s Murdoch, with Claire Foy in the cast. The film, adapting James Graham’s play, centers on Murdoch hiring Lamb to run The Sun. Ink will world premiere as the Venice Film Festival opener (Sept. 2) and also screens at TIFF; producers include StudioCanal, Media Res and House Productions.

Ink Unfolds: Pearce as Rupert Murdoch in Netflix’s Venice-Bound Drama
film15 days ago

Ink Unfolds: Pearce as Rupert Murdoch in Netflix’s Venice-Bound Drama

Netflix has dated its U.S. release for Ink, Danny Boyle’s tabloid-drama about Rupert Murdoch, with Guy Pearce in the lead. The film, adapted from James Graham’s play, will hit select theaters on Dec. 11 and stream on Netflix in the U.S. and Latin America on Jan. 8. A first look shows Pearce as Murdoch; the project also stars Jack O’Connell and Claire Foy and is Venice’s opening-night competition title, followed by TIFF. Studiocanal financed and handles worldwide sales, with an international rollout starting Jan. 6–8 in several European markets as Netflix leans into an Oscar-season campaign.

Boyle’s Ink to Kick Off Venice Film Festival
film1 month ago

Boyle’s Ink to Kick Off Venice Film Festival

Danny Boyle’s Ink will open the 83rd Venice Film Festival with a world premiere in the main competition, starring Jack O’Connell as The Sun editor Larry Lamb, Guy Pearce as Rupert Murdoch and Claire Foy. Written by James Graham, the drama tracks Murdoch’s acquisition of The Sun and its impact on British tabloid journalism, with Studiocanal producing and distributing Ink across multiple territories including the U.K., France, Germany, Poland, Benelux, Australia and New Zealand (Italy handled by Lucky Red).

Ink to Open Venice: Boyle’s Murdoch Drama Lights Up the Lido
film1 month ago

Ink to Open Venice: Boyle’s Murdoch Drama Lights Up the Lido

Danny Boyle’s Rupert Murdoch biopic Ink will open the Venice Film Festival, starring Jack O’Connell as The Sun editor Larry Lamb with Guy Pearce as Rupert Murdoch and Claire Foy as Jules Davies. Directed by Boyle from James Graham’s screenplay, Ink is produced by Boyle, Tessa Ross and Michael Ellenberg, financed by Studiocanal, and will screen Sept. 2 in Sala Grande on the Lido as Venice runs Sept. 2–12; the film chronicles Murdoch’s acquisition of The Sun and its ascent as Britain’s top tabloid.

Ballpoint Ink in Martian Meteorites Highlights Contamination Challenge
space-and-spaceflight4 months ago

Ballpoint Ink in Martian Meteorites Highlights Contamination Challenge

A Basque Country team analyzed six Martian meteorite slices and found traces of ballpoint-pen ink and other contaminants tied to sample processing, not Martian material. Using Raman spectroscopy, they identified seven contaminants, including a copper compound, printer-ink molecules, and blue polyester, across samples with and without prior processing. While analytic methods can distinguish these contaminants, the study underscores the lack of standardized, contamination-aware prep protocols and proposes steps to minimize leftovers as future Mars sample-return missions proceed.

StudioCanal Signals Bold New Slate With Paddington 4, Escape From New York Reboot, Ink
film4 months ago

StudioCanal Signals Bold New Slate With Paddington 4, Escape From New York Reboot, Ink

Studiocanal used CinemaCon to unveil a bold slate: Paddington 4 is in development, Escape From New York is getting a reboot, and The Howling is being reimagined, while Danny Boyle’s Ink is in progress; the event also teased Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom and other projects like The Midnight Library adaptation, underscoring Studiocanal’s massive, multi-film global slate.

Ink-linked eye inflammation rises in Australia, prompting calls for safer tattoos
health6 months ago

Ink-linked eye inflammation rises in Australia, prompting calls for safer tattoos

Researchers report 40 new Australian cases of tattoo-associated uveitis, a rare inflammatory eye condition that can cause glaucoma and permanent vision loss; cases often appear years after tattooing and largely involve black ink. Most patients require long-term immunosuppressants, leading experts to call for more research into ink ingredients and safer alternatives.

HP Introduces Monthly Printer Rental Subscription Plan
technology2 years ago

HP Introduces Monthly Printer Rental Subscription Plan

HP has introduced the HP All-In Plan, a printer rental subscription program aimed at addressing the frustrations of owning and maintaining a printer. The program offers a new printer, ink, and 24/7 support, with the option to upgrade after two years. However, the subscription starts at $6.99 per month with a limit of 20 pages, and additional pages incur extra costs. Subscribers are locked into a two-year commitment, and early cancellation fees apply. This move comes after HP's acknowledgment of customer frustrations and amidst class-action lawsuits over ink cartridge restrictions.

"HP Faces Backlash Over Printer DRM and Ecolabels"
technology3 years ago

"HP Faces Backlash Over Printer DRM and Ecolabels"

The International Imaging Technology Council (IITC) has called for the General Electronics Council (GEC) to revoke at least 101 HP printer models from the EPEAT registry, which HP has "made a mockery of." The IITC claims that HP's Dynamic Security and HP+ features prevent customers from using third-party ink cartridges, which goes against EPEAT requirements. The IITC previously filed a complaint to the GEC about HP in 2019 for firmware blocking non-HP ink, but there didn't seem to be any noticeable results.