formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
A century ago, on 2 October 1925, the Scottish inventor John Logie Baird successfully transmitted a recognisable moving image of a human face. The original TV star was a young office worker, William Taynton, who returned to television 40 years … Continued
In a missive that attacks California Gov. Gavin Newsom, the President raises the specter of a “100% Tariff” on any movie that’s “made” — a vague description — outside the United States. Source: Donald Trump Tries Movie Tariff Saber-Rattling Again
From shopkeeping sims to daring dating, here are the best games to snuggle up with as the weather turns. Source: Occult objects, a dead dynasty and a mobile bookshop: ten cosy new video games for autumn | Games | The … Continued
Farrell was a key member of the hi-tech movement of the 1980s and 90s, with buildings including the TV-am studios and Embankment Place in London, and the Deep in Hull. Source: ‘Nonconformist’ architect of MI6 building Terry Farrell dies aged … Continued
They are televisions from another era, replaced by the flat screen, high-resolution displays of the modern era. Yet cathode-ray tubes are still surprisingly in demand. Source: ‘You just can’t recreate that glow’: The people who hunt old TVs
“How many films can exist within a film?” This is the question lying at the heart of Alejandro González Iñárritu’s celluloid installation at Fondazione Prada. In the making of his cult cinematic masterpiece Amores Perros (2000), Iñárritu shot over a … Continued