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Campbell High School math teacher Wesley Adkins preaches and teaches problem-based learning. He links his assignments to hands-on experience, like his latest lesson. “This project is really designed to be interdisciplinary to bring kids from all different academies together,” he … Continued
If you’re ready to start going to the movie theaters again, you might have the theater almost all to yourself in 25 of Oregon’s 36 counties. New guidelines released earlier in the week allow for up to six people to … Continued
Entrepreneur and bestselling author Antonne Jones has opened Groovy Smoovies to offer family-friendly smoothie experience in historic Haddonfield inspired by classic cinema. Source: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/
‘American Skin’ is an intense drama film surrounding an Iraq veteran Lincoln Jackson (Nate Parker), grappling with the reality of his son’s death. The movie kicks off with his divorce, after which he tries to remedy the situation by spending … Continued
The Oklahoma City Museum of Art will virtually introduce a new official submission for the 2021 Best International Feature Oscar each Friday in January as part of the International Oscar Entry Film Series. ‘Blizzard of Souls’ from Latvia is available … Continued
After pivoting its business model away from traditional bar operations, Gorilla Cinema is taking what it learned from operating amid the coronavirus pandemic and reopening two of its bars, one under new branding. Gorilla Cinema reopened the bar that marked … Continued
The Los Angeles City Council voted Wednesday, Jan. 13, to reconsider designating the vaudevillian Granada Theater in South Los Angeles as an L.A. Historic-Cultural Monument. The 1,000-seat theater, 632 N. Avalon Blvd., in Wilmington, opened in 1926 to host vaudeville … Continued
After a 40 year career in nursing, a Fox Valley woman took her caring nature to the movies. In 2000, Marlene Morris started working as a ticket taker for what is now Marcus Valley Grand Cinema. News of Morris’ passing … Continued
IFC Films president Arianna Bocco and former BAFTA NY chair Luke Parker Bowles are among the industry insiders hoping to revive and expand the century-old facility in Bradley Beach, which was forced to close as a result of the pandemic. … Continued
The Strand has been able to keep about 90% of its employees, losing only those who had moved or live away from Delaware, said Peyton, the Strand’s only full-time employee. That has occurred, in part, thanks to a type of … Continued