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26 Jun 2023
#economy
Fox News: New Hollywood bill introduces safety guidelines following fatal 'Rust' shooting
New safety legislation aimed at addressing on-set accidents, particularly those involving firearms, is set to be signed into law by California Governor Gavin Newsom. The new guidelines come after the fatal shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of Alec Baldwin's "Rust" last year. The safety measures will require all prop masters and armourers to be trained to handle firearms and to have a state permit. A safety advisor will also be mandated to conduct a risk assessment and be present on set during production. The bill is expected to be one of 20 budget-related bills Newsom will sign this week.
The new safety requirements regarding firearms are part of a wider package of legislation, which also includes extending the film and TV tax credits for five years, including allowing studios to receive "refundable" credit payments if their credits exceed their tax bills. However, the tax credits also depend on new diversity requirements authored by Democratic lawmakers. Part of the credits will be based on meeting production diversity targets and providing job training programs in community colleges focused on students of colour. The state film commission will also be required to add a member with expertise in diversity, equity, and inclusion.
#outdoors
The Blaze: Video: NFL super agent Drew Rosenhaus slammed as 'wannabe macho man' by PETA for wrestling shark
NFL agent Drew Rosenhaus grabbed a shark by its tail during a fishing trip off the coast of Miami. Animal rights group PETA criticized Rosenhaus for his behavior toward the shark.
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Fox News: Titan submersible recovery efforts continue with help of remotely operated vehicle
Efforts to recover remains of Titan submersible continue near Titanic wreckage, with fourth dive on Sunday. US Coast Guard confirmed debris field from submersible was found last Thursday by remotely operated vehicle named Odysseus 6K owned by Pelagic Research Services (PRS) and used by its client, OceanGate. PRS continues to work with US and Canadian agencies to recover debris and assist in investigation by lifting heavy objects using ROV. Mission described as remarkable difficult and risky.