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Netflix has its towering complex in Hollywood. Disney Plus has its famed Burbank, Calif., lot. But it may be an anonymous office park in Herndon, Va. — next door to a used-computer store just four miles from Dulles Airport — … Continued
In 1975, the French philosopher Roland Barthes wrote that his favorite part of going to the movies was leaving. But then Barthes was never locked out of cinema by a global pandemic. I’m a film professor, which means I spend a … Continued
Last week, a mysterious buyer paid $69.3 million for a digital collage, an auction heralded as a historic moment for the art world and the third-highest price ever paid for a work by a living artist. The buyer, a cryptocurrency … Continued
Many of Hollywood’s award-season norms are gone. That’s brought unpredictability to a host of shows, including Sunday’s Golden Globes. Source: https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/
“Dear Comrades!” is inspired by a true story: It takes place over a few days in 1962 in the city of Novocherkassk, Russia, where the Khrushchev Kremlin has just announced hikes in food prices at the same time that industrial … Continued
B&B Theatres in Missouri isn’t just a family-run business, it’s the product of a family tradition. The first “B” stands for Bills Theaters, founded in 1924 by Elmer Bills Sr. The second represents the Bagby Traveling Picture Show, formed by … Continued
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