TV LIFE

Der Spiegel has released a SPIEGEL TV documentary, "Inside Russia (2)", featuring exclusive reporting on daily life under Vladimir Putin's increasingly isolated dictatorship. The film examines how sanctions, censorship and the war in Ukraine have reshaped Russian society, and viewers are sharing their reactions to its rare footage and firsthand accounts from inside the country.

A roundup of the wildest Reddit stories that went viral beyond the platform is drawing large attention online. The compilation covers dramatic posts that spilled into mainstream news and social media debates, resonating with audiences who enjoy internet drama and real-life viral conflicts.

A new Chinese television series uses artificial intelligence to recreate the Red Army's Long March, the historic 1930s military retreat that became a founding myth of the People's Republic. According to China Daily, the production applies AI technology to bring historical scenes and figures vividly to life on screen. The series highlights how Chinese broadcasters are increasingly turning to AI tools in historical drama production.

TV Tokyo broadcast 'DOORS: The Person Who Gave Me Life's Key' (人生の鍵をくれた人), a Japanese television program under the DOORS franchise. The programme's airing has drawn attention among Japanese TV viewers, with the episode title circulating across television-related listings and social feeds. Beyond the broadcast itself, no further details about guests, ratings or reactions are currently available.

Reality TV personality Sai De Silva has opened up about her divorce and how she is navigating co-parenting with her former partner. She offered an update on where things stand between them and how they are managing life with their children after the separation. Fans have been following her family situation closely since her time on reality television.

Apple TV has commissioned a second season of 'Carême', its French-language drama about the legendary chef Antonin Carême. The renewal confirms the streamer's continued investment in international, non-English programming, and gives the historical series a fresh lease of life after its first run.

Italian TV presenter Mia Ceran gave a new interview recalling that she started at CNN at age 20 and later worked with the Gialappa's Band, describing them as 'cruel' in training her. She also spoke about her personal life, saying her partner remains private and calling herself a 'serial monogamist'. Italian media and readers are picking up her candid remarks about both her career and relationships.

Apple TV has announced a second season of 'Carême', its drama about Marie-Antoine Carême, the celebrated chef of the Napoleonic era who became a spy. The series, which follows the famous cook's double life in the political intrigue of early 19th-century Europe, will continue after its first run drew attention for its blend of culinary history and espionage drama.

TV Tokyo-style travel programming has a new entry: 'Zekkei & World Heritage: Tuesday no Yoshizumi Kotaro' launched with a special first episode in which actresses Ryoko Yonekura and Manami Higa travel to Egypt. The announcement, carried by TV LIFE web via Yahoo! News, includes comments from the cast. Details about the show's regular format and broadcast schedule remain limited in the available coverage.

Japanese rock band Suchmos will have a behind-the-scenes documentary about their joint-billing tour broadcast exclusively on the music channel Space Shower TV, as reported by Billboard JAPAN. The film follows the band through the tour, offering fans a close-up look at their performances and life on the road.