Creativity

Greta Gerwig, known for her exceptional vision and storytelling, has been selected as the recipient of the 2024 Pioneer of the Year Award. This prestigious honor, presented by the Will Rogers Motion Picture Pioneers Foundation, recognizes individuals in the motion picture industry who have shown outstanding leadership, service to the community, and commitment to philanthropy.
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In a surprising turn of events, A24’s drama Sing Sing, featuring Colman Domingo, has made its mark as the third highest limited opening film of the year. The film, set against the backdrop of the Sing Sing Correctional Facility, grossed an impressive $137,119 on just four screens, resulting in a per screen average of $34.3k.
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A New Era for Paramount The recent $8 billion takeover of Paramount by Skydance has stirred a sense of relief in Hollywood. Many stakeholders see this acquisition as a positive development, ensuring that a renowned motion picture studio and entertainment conglomerate will continue to thrive. This outcome differs significantly from what could have happened if
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A gory Hindi action film, “Kill,” is set to open on 827 screens through Roadside Attractions, marking the distributor’s initial venture into the realm of Indian cinema. The movie comes at a time when Indian films are experiencing heightened popularity in North America, with two recent films making their way into the top 10 box
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Last weekend, Disney’s highly anticipated film, Inside Out 2, made a staggering $295M in its worldwide debut, surpassing all expectations. Disney’s Head of Global Theatrical Distribution, Tony Chambers, expressed his gratitude to exhibitors for their contribution to this historic success. The film’s midweek numbers continued to impress, reaching a global total of $380M by Tuesday.
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The financial technology industry has undergone a significant transformation in recent years, with many industry executives and investors believing that the sector has finally reached a “bottom.” During the Money20/20 event in Amsterdam, executives shared their views with CNBC on how valuations have adjusted from unsustainable highs in the industry’s peak years of 2020 and
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Broadway box office numbers have remained relatively stable as the industry transitions into the post-Memorial Day summer season. Despite a slight decline in ticket sales from the previous week, the 35 productions collectively grossed $33,662,845 for the week ending June 2nd. This represents a 5% decrease from the previous week, but an 8% increase compared
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In George Miller’s new Mad Max film “Furiosa,” a red paint flare explodes and casts the theater screen in a saturated crimson cloud. However, this is not the ordinary movie-viewing experience that most people are familiar with. The theater is equipped with gyroscopic 4DX chairs, plumes of fog, and environmental effects that enable the audience
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The world lost a musical genius with the passing of Richard Sherman at the age of 95, but his legacy will live on forever. Sherman, along with his brother Robert, created some of the most beloved Disney songs that have delighted generations. From “It’s a Small World” to “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious,” their music has become a cherished
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The recent controversy surrounding actor Scarlett Johansson and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has shed light on the importance of communication in business dealings. It is evident from Johansson’s statement that there was a lack of clear communication between her and Altman, leading to misconceptions and misunderstandings. Altman’s decision to use a voice similar to Johansson’s
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