formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Compared to size of the U.S. economy, this year’s fiscal deficit will be worst since World War II. “This pandemic is tragic on so many fronts and today’s massive borrowing is a cost of mitigating this pain. The warning bells … Continued
A cross between the theater and a theme park ride that’s safe during the pandemic. Netflix on Thursday announced the launch of a unique Stranger Things immersive theater production it’s calling a “drive-into experience,” in which it’s transforming a series of buildings in downtown … Continued
DiCrescenzo’s demeanor belies his resume. A professional musician who played clarinet in the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra and the Trenton Symphony, he has degrees in music – and electrical engineering. And he’s the subject, the”star”of two documentaries and another in the … Continued
After many months in the dark, the movie projectors are slowly turning back on around El Paso, including those at the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Montecillo on the city’s west side. Tuesday evening’s reopening was treated as a triumph with the … Continued
The nonprofit organization founded by American Black Film Festival creators Jeff and Nicole Friday, Film Life Foundation, is launching a new fest with that the founders say will “will merge art and activism to drive today’s necessary conversations forward toward … Continued
Formally the location of the “Leaning Tower of Dallas,” The Central is now host to The Rooftop Cinema Club, a drive-in movie theater complete with a 52-foot screen with skyline views, safety measures, and contactless food and drinks. The drive-in movie series … Continued