Dan Cooper

Over two thirds (69%) of advisers are ready to "break up" with their CRM system, new research from Twenty7tec and Smart Money People has found. The study revealed that advisers’ relationships with these systems are coming under serious strain.

Kathryn Bigelow's new film is officially called A House Of Dynamite, and we'll be seeing it this October. More on it here.

Ron Howard's Eden remains unreleased, but he's now got a couple more films on the way forward. More here.

Muppets Most Wanted director James Bobin is reportedly in negotiations to take on Netflix's spin on the 1980s videogame, Dragon's Lair.

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DCU co-head James Gunn has effectively confirmed that Luca Guadagnino's take on Sgt Rock was cancelled because he didn't like the script.

Sony Pictures Classics has picked up the Russell Crowe period legal drama, Nuremberg, and seems to be setting the film for an awards season run.

It looks like a fresh set of faces will join Jake Gyllenhaal for the upcoming Road House 2, with Dave Bautista first among them.

A new campaign that aims to 'challenge' the traditional, transactional model of financial advice has been officially launched. Backed by pension provider Aegon and led by Dr. Tom Mathar, Money:Mindshift is a mission to reshape how people understand and engage with their financial lives.

Last week, my 11-year-old daughter uttered eight words that put a big smile on my face: “Daddy, we learned about finance at school today.” This was followed by: “That’s what you write about isn’t it? I really enjoyed it!”