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Entertainment 4 years ago
Hollywood says 'the big screen is back' to rally movie-goers
Hollywood movie studios on Wednesday promised a summer of high-octane car chases, epic explosions and edge-of-your-seat scares to lure crowds back to cinemas after they were devastated by extended closures during the coronavirus pandemic.
Lifestyle 4 years ago
Should Spotify payments go to artists you actually listen to?
Streaming companies such as Spotify and Deezer are credited with rescuing the music industry from piracy, but while label executives rejoice in billion-dollar revenues, even top-level artists are struggling to survive.
Business 4 years ago
'80 percent goes to the Swifts, the Drakes': ABBA's Bjorn Ulvaeus slams streaming giants
The renowned artist behind the disco pop group's megahits like "Dancing Queen" and "Mamma Mia" co-wrote a report released Saturday entitled "Rebalancing The Song Economy," which urges revamping pricing structures to ensure fairness for writers behind the music.
Entertainment 5 years ago
Indro Warkop picks his favorite Warkop DKI films: Revisiting Indonesia’s iconic comedy trio
The movies of Warkop DKI defined a generation’s comedic take under the pressures of an authoritarian regime. Their laughter still rings long and true to reach younger viewers in today’s coronavirus-addled world, helped along by a new platform: Netflix.
