All about Prince Harry and Meghan's attendance at musical Hamilton, Depardieu's rape charges

It's been around for decades, but, unlike regular 3D, virtual reality (VR) has yet to make a big impact in the movie industry, something a maker of Hollywood animations believes can change - if the films are good enough.

Oprah, John Legend voice 'Madagascar' director's VR passion project

It's been around for decades, but, unlike regular 3D, virtual reality (VR) has yet to make a big impact in the movie industry, something a maker of Hollywood animations believes can change - if the films are good enough. Eric Darnell, who co-wrote and directed the "Madagascar" movies, showed his own VR film at the Venice Film Festival this week, "Crow: The Legend", in which the viewer is immersed in the story of a mythical bird that has to fly to the sun to bring back warmth to the Earth.

French actor Depardieu faces rape investigation, denies wrongdoing

Gerard Depardieu is being investigated by the Paris prosecutor over accusations of rape and sexual assault, a judicial source said - though the prominent French actor denies any wrongdoing, according to his lawyer. One of France's most prolific actors, Depardieu, 69, has been in around 170 movies through his career and gained international recognition in 1990 with his starring role in the English language comedy "Green Card".

Gérard Depardieu is in the headlines today - for all the wrong reasons! https://t.co/iON1P79VMq

— Perez (@ThePerezHilton) August 30, 2018

Prince Harry and Meghan attend hit musical Hamilton in London

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan attended a performance of the hit musical Hamilton on Wednesday to raise money for a charity which works with children affected by HIV in southern Africa. At the end of the show, Harry and the musical's creator Lin-Manuel Miranda planned to address the audience, said a statement from Harry's Kensington Palace residence.

Cliff Richard to release the first album of new material in 14 years

Veteran British singer Cliff Richard, who won substantial damages in a privacy case ruling against the BBC last month, said on Wednesday he would release his first album of new material in 14 years, called "Rise Up". Making the announcement on the 60th anniversary of when he released his debut single "Move It", the 77-year-old said the record would come out in November and the title referenced "the bad period" he had recently endured.

Cliff Richard released his debut single "Move It" 60 years ago today, 29th August 1958.Credited with being the first authentic rock 'n roll song produced outside the United States.Written by Drifters (Shadows) guitarist Ian Samwell on the top deck of a Green Line bus in London: pic.twitter.com/8JuYtgXza0

— Music History (@RockWalkLondon) August 29, 2018

(With inputs from Reuters)