U.K. Media Ethics Panel to Question Former News Corp. Exec Rebekah Brooks; Cannes to Host Event to Benefit Three Haiti Charities; U.K. Studio Facility Opens Its Doors; BBC Rejects Claims it Has Banned Sacha Baron Cohen’s 'Dictator' From its Airwaves

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May 03, 2012 U.K. Media Ethics Panel to Question Former News Corp. Executive Rebekah Brooks Cannes 2012: Fest to Host Dinner and Concert to Benefit Three Haiti Charities Upstart U.K. Studio Facility Opens Its Doors New Petition Calls for Rome Film Fest to Officially Sign Marco Mueller as Artistic Director MOVIES Don McKellar Tapped as Replacement for 'La Grand Seduction' Remake Cannes 2012: Red Sea Media Nabs Sales Rights to Charlie Hunnam's 'Frankie Goes Boom' TV U.K.'s BBC to Probe Reports of Censorship of Its News in Malaysia TV Azteca Under Attack for Refusing to Air Mexico's Presidential Debate BBC Rejects Claims it Has Banned Sacha Baron Cohen’s 'Dictator' From its Airwaves

REVIEWS Whole Lotta Sole: Tribeca Review Joe Papp in Five Acts: Tribeca Review

THE BUSINESS Joe Drake Gets $3.42 Million as Part of Lionsgate Severance Package

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