From Adolescence to Olivier Triumph: Entertainment News Highlights

The TV drama 'Adolescence' is shedding light on teenage violence and online misogyny. The Olivier Awards honored various winners, including 'Giant' and 'The Curious Case of Benjamin Button'. Hollywood's film industry rallies for increased tax incentives to retain production within California.

The British TV drama 'Adolescence' has captivated global audiences since its Netflix debut, revealing the hidden issues of teenage violence and online misogyny. The series spotlights a 13-year-old boy caught in a tragic cycle of violence, with campaigners highlighting its importance in addressing these serious topics.

The prestigious Olivier Awards in London celebrated theatrical excellence, with 'Giant' and 'The Curious Case of Benjamin Button' securing three prizes each. Held at the Royal Albert Hall, the event also saw 'Fiddler on the Roof' receive multiple accolades, marking a diverse selection of winners.

In an effort to rejuvenate Hollywood's film and TV scene, hundreds rallied to demand better tax incentives from California lawmakers. The goal is to retain production jobs within Los Angeles, countering the current trend of moving projects to other states.

(With inputs from agencies.)