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Tapwave, the US manufacturer of the world's first Palm Powered multimedia handheld, has confirmed details of its agreement with Eidos, one of the world's leading publishers and developers of entertainment software, to bring the most famous video game icon Lara Croft to the Zodiac platform. Tomb Raider Zodiac, due to be published by Tapwave in spring of 2005 sees Lara embarking on an exciting adventure. Using an all new custom 3D game engine, this adventure will take full advantage of the Zodiac's graphics accelerator. Gamers can look forward to the latest character model, lavish locations, heart-stopping action sequences and brain-taxing puzzles - which all combine to produce one of Lara's greatest adventures yet.

Last Updated: Nov 22, 2004

It was announced today that Ratti Entertainment is in talks with international film production company October Pictures Limited. They have expressed a strong interest in being a part of the production, distribution and investment opportunities for the Black Salt film and video game project. This comes on the heels of Leslie Loh of Polyfuzion Entertainment being brought in as part of the Black Salt team. Her strong film production ties in Asia has brought Black Salt to the attention of major Asian filmmakers and production companies. Leslie Loh will be scoring both the feature film and the animated series for the Black Salt projects.

Last Updated: Nov 22, 2004

Former Lara Croft model Nell McAndrew has joined the digital revolution with her own web site which promises to focus on Nell's immense charity work and will include updates, galleries and media. Nell tells us: I promise I will do my best to keep my site updated and interesting. I would really appreciate your opinion too, if there is anything you feel is missing just let me know.

Last Updated: Nov 20, 2004

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Last Updated: Nov 11, 2004

Sherry Lansing, who broke Hollywood's glass ceiling by becoming the first woman to head production at a major studio, will step down as chairman of Paramount Pictures next year, Paramount's parent company Viacom Inc. said on Tuesday. Lansing, one of the most powerful executives in Hollywood and a model for women in the industry, will leave at the end of 2005 when her contract expires and after she helps the company find a successor, the statement said.

Last Updated: Nov 3, 2004