Vintage Photos of Movie Theaters Through the Years
We’re feeling a little nostalgic for our local theater.,, Source: https://www.redbookmag.com/life/charity/g35157108/vintage-photos-movie-theaters/?slide=12
Cineplex Is Getting Rid of TimePlay
It’s been an absolute whirlwind few years for Canadian theatre chain Cineplex, who faced major setbacks due to the COVID-19 pandemic and also went through a failed corporate takeover from the UK chain Cineworld. Further cementing that it’s the end … Continued
10,000 goldfish on display at first Art Aquarium Museum on Japan island of Shikoku
The first ever Art Aquarium Museum exhibition to be held on the western island of Shikoku is mesmerizing visitors with its bewitching displays of fish, lights and artwork. The exhibition, held at a specially built venue on the west side … Continued
LA City Council to reconsider marking Wilmington theater as historic monument
The Los Angeles City Council voted Wednesday, Jan. 13, to reconsider designating the vaudevillian Granada Theater in South Los Angeles as an L.A. Historic-Cultural Monument. The 1,000-seat theater, 632 N. Avalon Blvd., in Wilmington, opened in 1926 to host vaudeville … Continued
‘The Ripper’ review: A look at Britain’s most notorious serial killer
Netflix’s true-crime documentary series is a moving piece on human incompetence and mass murder. The singular most dangerous serial killer known to the British public, Peter Sutcliffe contracted coronavirus and died in November 2020. Since then, his death, rather than … Continued
‘Night of the Living Dead’ musical possibly coming to computer near you
For some, being stuck indoors during the COVID-19 pandemic could feel like holing up from a zombie apocalypse. Clare Higgins, communications manager of seARTS in Gloucester, certainly understands. That’s why she’s hoping to bring her musical adaptation of George Romero’s … Continued