formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
A water main break on Monday morning flooded the theater at the New York Institute of technology on Broadway between 61st and 62nd Street, and it will have to be entirely rebuilt. Source: West Side Rag » Flooding from Busted … Continued
One of San Francisco’s last standing neighborhood movie houses, the Clay Theatre on upper Fillmore, is reportedly screening its final film on Sunday, January 26 after 110 years in Pacific Heights. Source: Historic Clay Theatre in Pacific Heights To Close … Continued
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, currently under construction in South Los Angeles’s Exposition Park, announced today that it has acquired the Separate Cinema Archive, a major collection which documents African American cinema from 1904 to the present. The archive … Continued
The Independent Cinema Alliance (ICA), a non-profit, volunteer alliance of independent cinemas in the U.S. and Canada, is launching the inaugural “Independent Cinema Day” on Saturday, January 18, 2020. Source: ICA Announces National Independent Cinema Day on January 18 – Boxoffice
A snowstorm took Los Angelenos by surprise the first week of December. Down at the Regal L.A. Live a different kind of ice was taking over. With ice sculptures, an ice bar, and Vanilla Ice playing, the tone was surely … Continued
Lake County Democrats host “Dark Money: The Influence of Corporate Money in Our Elections” at the Second Saturday Cinema program on Jan. 11. Source: Lake County News,California | Award winning, independent local news – Democrats to host Second Saturday Cinema … Continued