formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
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
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
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
The hotly-anticipated James Bond flick has already seen its release pushed back twice due to the coronavirus pandemic and is now reportedly facing a delay until autumn as the health crisis continues. Deadline report that the possible new adjustment came … Continued
After a 40 year career in nursing, a Fox Valley woman took her caring nature to the movies. In 2000, Marlene Morris started working as a ticket taker for what is now Marcus Valley Grand Cinema. News of Morris’ passing … Continued
Following two wins in the past three years, contenders from across the Americas are championing local culture and community. Screen surveys the crop of competitors. Source: https://www.screendaily.com/news/oscars