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National Geographic will air Jaws@ 50: The Definitive Inside Story on July 20 at 10 PM, celebrating the iconic film’s 50th anniversary with never-seen footage, interviews, and tributes from Spielberg and cast members.

National Geographic to mark 50 years of ‘Jaws’ with special documentary on July 20

National Geographic will air Jaws@ 50: The Definitive Inside Story on July 20 at 10 PM, celebrating the iconic film&rsquo;s 50th anniversary with never-seen footage, interviews, and tributes from Spielberg and cast members.

A new documentary by National Geographic will pay homage to legendary director Steven Spielberg&rsquo;s "Jaws", celebrating the 50th anniversary of one of the most iconic films in cinematic history.
Titled "Jaws@ 50: The Definitive Inside Story", the 90-minute documentary is directed by acclaimed filmmaker Laurent Bouzereau and will air on National Geographic on July 20 at 10 pm.
The film takes viewers on a deep dive into the making and legacy of "Jaws", the 1975 film that not only launched Steven Spielberg&rsquo;s career but also sparked a global fascination with sharks.
"Jaws" became a sensation after it was released in US theatres on June 20, 1975 and was universally praised for its masterful suspense, Spielberg&rsquo;s groundbreaking direction, and music composer John Williams&rsquo; unforgettable score.
The movie, which featured an ensemble cast of Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw, Richard Dreyfuss, Lorraine Gary and Murray Hamilton, became the first true summer blockbuster, setting new standards in filmmaking.
"Jaws@ 50: The Definitive Inside Story" is produced by Spielberg's Amblin Documentaries and Nedland Films in association with Wendy Benchley and Laura Bowling.
It is the only authorised feature marking the blockbuster&rsquo;s 50th anniversary and includes never-before-seen footage from the personal archives of Spielberg and "Jaws" author Peter Benchley, along with rare outtakes, home videos and candid interviews with cast members, crew, and leading shark conservationists.
"If someone had told me 50 years ago that we would be celebrating this anniversary, I would have thought they were as crazy as the making of &lsquo;Jaws&rsquo; was making me, but here we are, half a century later," Spielberg said in a statement.
He added that the documentary by Bouzereau is the most honest telling of the making of "Jaws".
"Starting with how excited I was to be chosen in the first place to get to direct a film based on Peter Benchley&rsquo;s blockbuster book, but it also details how young and unprepared all of us were for the challenges of shooting in the Atlantic Ocean with a mechanical shark that was more temperamental than any movie star I have ever worked with since, and how in the wake of running over schedule and budget, I truly believed that &lsquo;Jaws&rsquo; would be the last movie I would ever be given to direct," the 78-year-old filmmaker said.
Spielberg also paid tribute to the local community of Martha&rsquo;s Vineyard, where the film was shot.
"I was so lucky that so many of the parts, the roles, in the film were played by islanders, were played by locals, who gave &lsquo;Jaws&rsquo; an authenticity that remains one of my favourite things about the entire film &hellip; &lsquo;Jaws&rsquo; &nbsp;and the Vineyard are forever linked in the best possible way," he added.
Alok Jain, President - Entertainment, JioStar, said "Jaws" has been a global phenomenon that has captivated audiences for 50 years.
"In India especially, Jaws has inspired a passionate fan base, and this documentary offers a unique opportunity for longtime admirers to revisit its impact&mdash;and for new audiences to discover why it remains one of the most iconic films of all time," he added.

Regardless of whether you enjoy urban adventures in major cities, embark on journeys for sporting events, or seek solace in a secluded paradise, this selection offers a diverse range of options suitable for virtually every type of traveler.

National Geographic Traveller (UK) announces 2024 ‘cool list’; this Indian state makes it to the list

Regardless of whether you enjoy urban adventures in major cities, embark on journeys for sporting events, or seek solace in a secluded paradise, this selection offers a diverse range of options suitable for virtually every type of traveler.

National Geographic Traveller (UK) has released its 2024 "cool list," featuring a compilation of 30 destinations and experiences. Europe takes up roughly half of the list, showcasing a wide range of places, while Sikkim is the only Indian state which has made to the list. And&nbsp;
The 30 destinations added to the list range from major cities, to sporting destinations and secluded paradise; which offers a diverse range of options suitable for every type of traveler.&nbsp;
<h3>The 30 entries are:</h3>
Europe Albanian Alps, Albania Belfast, Northern Ireland Emilia-Romagna, Italy Europe by train Galloway &amp; Southern Ayrshire, Scotland Nordland, Norway North Yorkshire, England Pompeii, Italy Saimaa, Finland Tartu, Estonia The Euros, Germany Valletta, Malta Wales Wild Atlantic Way, Ireland
North and South America Atacama Desert, Chile Lima, Peru New York State, USA Miami, USA Dominica Nova Scotia, Canada Texas, USA Yucat&aacute;n Peninsula, Mexico Iber&aacute; Wetlands, Argentina
Africa Akagera, Rwanda Andrefana Dry Forests, Madagascar Sierra Leone
Asia Sikkim, India Tainan, Taiwan Xi&rsquo;an, China
Australia Victoria, Australia
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Disney National Geographic layoffs 2023: As a cost-cutting measure by parent company Disney, National Geographic has laid off 19 editorial staff writers.

Media Layoffs 2023: Disney National Geographic lays off staff writers, freelance writers to take over, reports

As a cost-cutting measure by parent company Disney, National Geographic has laid off 19 editorial staff writers

Layoff 2023: National Geographic lays off staff writers, freelance writers to takeover, reports

<h2>As a cost-cutting measure by parent company Disney, National Geographic has laid off 19 editorial staff writers</h2>

National Geographic Layoffs 2023: National Geographic has reportedly fired its 19 editorial staff writers, as per Washington Post.&nbsp;
The company's future editorial work will be completed by freelance writers and the few remaining editors on staff.
&ldquo;I&rsquo;ve been so lucky. I got to work with w/incredible journalists and tell important, global stories. It&rsquo;s been an honor," tweeted one of National Geographic&rsquo;s now-former senior writers Craig Welch.
The decision was made as part of cost-cutting initiatives by the magazine's parent corporation, Disney. Though, the company declared that it would keep releasing monthly issues.
&ldquo;Staffing changes will not change our ability to do this work, but rather give us more flexibility to tell different stories and meet our audiences where they are across our many platforms," CNN reported the spokesperson as saying. &ldquo;Any insinuation that the recent changes will negatively impact the magazine, or the quality of our storytelling, is simply incorrect."
This after s a number of significant layoffs that rocked the media sector in recent months. In November 2022, CNN started letting go of hundreds of employees across various departments.
Additionally, Buzzfeed CEO Jonah Peretti declared in December 2022 that nearly 200 employees, or 12% of the company's workforce, will be let go. In May 2023, even Vice Media let go of approximately a dozen workers.

Remember the green-eyed Afghan girl who caught the world's eyes after featuring on the cover of the National Geographic magazine.
She has been evacuated to Italy from the Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, the Italian government has said.
"Afghan citizen Sharbat Gula has arrived in Rome," it said in a statement, without giving a specific date.
Rome said it had responded to pleas from non-profit organisations working in Afghanistan to help her leave.
Gula became arguably Afghanistan's most famous refugee after US photographer Steve McCurry captured her portrait in a Pakistan camp in 1985 and it was published on the front cover of the National Geographic magazine.
She is now in her late forties.
 

That green-eyed Afghan girl on 'Nat Geo' cover is a refugee in Italy now  

Afghan girl from Nat Geo cover granted refugee status in Italy

Afghan girl from Nat&nbsp;Geo cover granted refugee status in Italy
Italy govt says it evacuated Sharbat&nbsp;Gula&nbsp;from Taliban run country
Sharbat&nbsp;Gul&nbsp;appeared on Nat Geo cover in 1985, is now in 40s

Italian govt has&nbsp;said that it responded to pleas from non-profit organisations working in Afghanistan to help Sharbat&nbsp;Gula&nbsp;leave

Remember the green-eyed Afghan girl who caught the world's eyes after featuring on the cover of the National Geographic magazine.
She has been evacuated to Italy from the Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, the Italian government has said.
"Afghan citizen Sharbat Gula has arrived in Rome," it said in a statement, without giving a specific date.
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Rome said it had responded to pleas from non-profit organisations working in Afghanistan to help her leave.
Gula became arguably Afghanistan's most famous refugee after US photographer Steve McCurry captured her portrait in a Pakistan camp in 1985 and it was published on the front cover of the National Geographic magazine.
She is now in her late forties.
&nbsp;

'Stay, sit': here's how one Australian TV presenter dealt with a croc!

Matt Wright, who features in National Geographic's Outback Wrangler, shared his encounter with a croc video on Instagram
&nbsp;

The first thing you'd do if you spot a crocodile wading towards you in a water stream, is run for your life! But that wasn't the case with Matt Wright, who features in National Geographic's Outback Wrangler.
He recently took to Instagram to share a video in which he can be seen treating the 4 meter long crocodile named 'Bonecruncher' like a pet dog!
The incident took place when Matt and his colleague were clearing logs of wood from a river path in Australia&rsquo;s&nbsp;Northern Territory.
Bonecruncher&nbsp;kept following the pair around, making it difficult for them to complete their task at hand. This is when Matt continuously&nbsp;submerged the crocs&nbsp;head under water to encourage it to stay away.&nbsp;

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