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Future Visions: A New Take on a Classic Sci‑Fi Story

June 25, 2026

Netflix is set to launch a daring new science‑fiction series that reinterprets Philip K. Dick’s tale “The World Jones Made. ” The platform has a record of bold experiments, yet its recent sci‑fi choices have leaned toward safer territory. This upcoming project could swing that trend back toward risk

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Hollywood Rental Firm Shuts Doors as Tech and Strikes Hit the Industry

June 25, 2026

Shadowcast Pictures, a long‑time supplier of cameras and lighting for film crews in Hollywood, has closed its doors after almost twenty years of service. The company’s owner said the entertainment world was once stable and profitable, but recent events have pushed it to a tipping point. The COVID‑19

celebrities

Wedding Buzz: Swift and Kelce Set for New York Celebration

June 25, 2026

A new set of clues points to a big day in early July for pop star Taylor Swift and NFL star Travis Kelce. Reports say a city permit was filed to shut down streets around Madison Square Garden from July 2 until noon on the 4th. That timing matches a wedding planned for July 3, according to several pe

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Vero Beach’s Chill Music‑and‑Food Spot

June 22, 2026

The Loop Kitchen and Bar, tucked inside Riverside Theatre, has become a favorite weekend hangout for locals who love music, good food and easy vibes. It started in 2012 with a single musician playing near the theatre’s stage, but it has grown into an outdoor space that includes a grill, a kitchen

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The Money Question Behind a Horror Hit

June 21, 2026

A low‑budget horror movie has shocked the industry by earning three hundred million dollars on a seven‑hundred‑fifty‑thousand dollar spend. The film, written and directed by a twenty‑six‑year‑old filmmaker, became the most successful release for its distributor and gave a big payday to a well‑known

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Maine’s Film Scene Gets a Boost

June 21, 2026

The 29th Maine International Film Festival is set to light up Waterville from July 10‑19, with more than 100 films shown, including 21 made in the state. This event highlights how Maine can become a major hub for independent filmmaking, a point that was underscored after a recent trip to Cannes. Ca

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Past to Future: What 50 Years of UCLA’s Entertainment Law Event Teaches Us

June 18, 2026

Back in 1976, a small meeting in a UCLA Law School classroom planted a seed that grew into today’s biggest gathering of entertainment lawyers, creators, and business minds. Ken Ziffren, a 1965 UCLA Law grad with decades in Hollywood law, kicked off this yearly tradition to help students see the real

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The Hollywood Drift: Why Los Angeles Is Losing Its Film Crown

June 17, 2026

Los Angeles has long been the film world’s heart, but a mix of high costs and strict rules is pushing productions elsewhere. The 1999 end of “Baywatch” showed that even iconic shows can become too pricey to keep on the ground. A recent reboot tried to revive the city’s glory, but it hit snags: truck

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A True‑Crime Series Sheds Light on a Tragic Home Death

June 16, 2026

The story of Kristil Krug, a 44‑year‑old chemical engineer from Broomfield, Colorado, is set to be told in a new docuseries by Sony Pictures Television’s Maxine Productions. Krug was found dead in her garage in December 2023 after a welfare check was called by her husband, Daniel. Investigatio

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Fox bets on messy reality for fresh laughs

June 16, 2026

Fox is rolling the dice on something totally new for primetime. Instead of the usual polished sitcoms with rehearsed jokes, the network is trying out JB Smoove’s company to turn everyday chaos into comedy. No script. No safety net. Just real people behaving badly in front of cameras. The risk? What

Future Visions: A New Take on a Classic Sci‑Fi Story

Hollywood Rental Firm Shuts Doors as Tech and Strikes Hit the Industry

Wedding Buzz: Swift and Kelce Set for New York Celebration

Vero Beach’s Chill Music‑and‑Food Spot

The Money Question Behind a Horror Hit

Maine’s Film Scene Gets a Boost

Past to Future: What 50 Years of UCLA’s Entertainment Law Event Teaches Us

The Hollywood Drift: Why Los Angeles Is Losing Its Film Crown

A True‑Crime Series Sheds Light on a Tragic Home Death

Fox bets on messy reality for fresh laughs

The Hollywood Drift: Why Los Angeles Is Losing Its Film Crown