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Entertainment 4 years ago
Sony rallies big-screen hopes with 'Spider-Man' and 'Ghostbusters' at CinemaCon
Spooked by the pandemic and streaming platforms, the embattled movie theater industry called on new Ghostbusters and Spider-Man films as it vowed to fight back at a major trade summit in Las Vegas Monday.
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.
Art & Culture 5 years ago
Artist coalition calls on government to improve preemployment card program
The Indonesian Arts Coalition (KSI) has called on the government to better implement its preemployment card program for the art sector in order to help workers in the industry make ends meet during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Entertainment 5 years ago
Coronavirus shatters silver screen dreams for India's Bollywood
India's film industry, purveyor of song-and-dance spectacles to millions, will take at least two years to recover financially from the coronavirus pandemic, which is threatening big-ticket projects, putting at risk tens of thousands of jobs.
Entertainment 6 years ago
China film industry's 'bleak winter' deepens as coronavirus adds to censorship woes
Even before the new coronavirus, people working in Chinese entertainment had been calling the industry's struggles their "bleak winter" - as tighter censorship, a crackdown on tax evasion and new government restrictions strangle opportunities for work.
