BEREN SAAT TO TOPLINE
TV SAGA ON 17TH CENTURY TURKISH 'KOSEM SULTANA'
One of the most watched shows around the world, lavish and intricately written Turkish historical saga THE MAGNIFICENT CENTURY on Sultan Suleyman and his wife sultana Hurrem ended for good last week after jawdropping 139 two hour long .png.jpg)
episodes and four years of airing, but as I told you before Tims Production, who made the show, are ready for another one: in September 2015 they will start airing KOSEM SULTANA epic show and you can watch the first teaser below. It is just a promo teaser, the actors haven't been chosen so far and the shooting hasn't begun yet either. But there are rumours from Istanbul that the lead role will go to Turkish star Beren Saat!
episodes and four years of airing, but as I told you before Tims Production, who made the show, are ready for another one: in September 2015 they will start airing KOSEM SULTANA epic show and you can watch the first teaser below. It is just a promo teaser, the actors haven't been chosen so far and the shooting hasn't begun yet either. But there are rumours from Istanbul that the lead role will go to Turkish star Beren Saat!DEZZY'S HISTORY LESSON
Kosem Sultana, also known as Mahpeyker Sultana (the name means Moon Shaped), was one of the most powerful women in Ottoman history, favourite wife of Ottoman Sultan Ahmed I from the early 17th century. She achieved power and influenced the politics of the Ottoman Empire through her husband, then through her sons Murad IV and Ibrahim I and finally through her grandson Mehmed IV. She was a prominent figure during the Sultanate of Women (which started with the rule of Hurem Sultana). She was official regent twice and was thereby one of only two women to have been formal rulers of the Ottoman Empire. She came to the sultan's palace in Istanbul as a 15 year old slave girl, but quickly became influential in the harem. It is believed that in the end she was killed by her own daughter in law, sultana Turhan, because she wanted to put another of her grandsons on the throne. Kösem was renowned for her charity work and for freeing her slaves after 3 years of service.
Kosem Sultana, also known as Mahpeyker Sultana (the name means Moon Shaped), was one of the most powerful women in Ottoman history, favourite wife of Ottoman Sultan Ahmed I from the early 17th century. She achieved power and influenced the politics of the Ottoman Empire through her husband, then through her sons Murad IV and Ibrahim I and finally through her grandson Mehmed IV. She was a prominent figure during the Sultanate of Women (which started with the rule of Hurem Sultana). She was official regent twice and was thereby one of only two women to have been formal rulers of the Ottoman Empire. She came to the sultan's palace in Istanbul as a 15 year old slave girl, but quickly became influential in the harem. It is believed that in the end she was killed by her own daughter in law, sultana Turhan, because she wanted to put another of her grandsons on the throne. Kösem was renowned for her charity work and for freeing her slaves after 3 years of service.
MICHAEL ROSENBAUM IS
GAY PASTOR IN 'IMPASTOR' SITCOM Here's something delightful to expect on the small screens: according to Deadline SMALVILLE's star Michael Rosenbaum will return to the small screens leading the cast as an unusual conman in TV Land's new sitcom IMPASTOR! The hilarious new comedy will revolve around a lowlife on the run from his debts (Michael Rosenbaum) who hides away in a small town by conning its residents into thinking he’s their newly hired gay pastor.
'THE UNBEATABLES' TRAILER
ANIMATED MOVIE ABOUT SOCCER
A year or two ago I told you that Oscar winning director Juan Jose Campanella (SECRET IN THEIR EYES) is preparing a soccer animated movie and now here's the first trailer right on time while the whole world is watching the matches over in Brazil. THE UNBEATABLES will bring the team spirit to cinemas this August with Rupert Grint, Rob Brydon and Anthony Head lending voices in the story about Amadeo, a shy but talented young man, and his table football team, who magically come to life as they try to reunite after being dismantled and torn from their home. 
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