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Prolific Actor Peter Mark Richman, Who Had Roles on ‘Three's Company' and ‘Beverly Hills 90210,' Dies at 93
Peter Mark Richman, a character actor who appeared in hundreds of television episodes and had recurring roles on “Three’s Company” and “Beverly Hills 90210,” has died.
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Op-Ed: I Left My Job as CEO for 21 Days to Make a Movie. Here's the Hollywood Ending
Ravin Gandhi, CEO of a kitchenware company, followed his dream of making a movie. The film is now headed to streaming services like Apple TV, Amazon Prime.
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Driven by Digital, UK Entertainment Revenues Topped $12 Billion Last Year
Today’s homes boast a wide range of technologies and connected devices.
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CT LIVE!: Greater Hartford Festival of Jazz Goes Virtual
You can watch and listen to live jazz on July 18th from 7:30 – 9:30pm on YouTube.
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Future of Entertainment? Avatars Could Be K-Pop's Next Superstars
South Korea’s latest girl group, æspa, hopes these artificially intelligent (A.I.) virtual idols can become your next best friend.
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More and More Travelers Are Spending the Entire Winter Away From Home
Travel habits are changing this winter, with travelers booking more one-way flights and longer trips because of the pandemic.
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Asia Is Dominating the Box Office, and the U.S. Could Too, If It Handled the Pandemic Better
In Japan, China and Australia, where coronavirus cases have dropped significantly, analysts and operators are seeing box offices recover and thrive.
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Entertainment Robots the Latest Craze Worldwide as the Pandemic Rages on
Robots are emerging as entertainers worldwide amid the coronavirus pandemic. In Japan, a robot based on the Gundam Sci-Fi series is attracting fans in Yokohama.
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Contestant on Alex Trebek's Final ‘Jeopardy!' Episode Discusses Host's Tenacity
James Gilligan, a ‘Jeopardy!’ contestant, discusses his experience with host Alex Trebek on what would become his final show.
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Neil Young Sells 50% of Publishing Rights to His Entire Song Catalog to UK Investment Fund
Legendary folk rocker Neil Young has sold 50% of his song catalog to the Hipgnosis Songs Fund.
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2021 Grammy Awards Postponed as Coronavirus Cases Surge in California, Reports Say
The 2021 Grammy Awards have been postponed, according to multiple media reports Tuesday.
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AMC Still Seeking $550 Million Lifeline as Stock Price Closes at Record Low
On Tuesday, AMC shares fell to a 52-week intraday low of $1.91 per share and closed at a record low of $1.98 per share.
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Discovery+ Enters the Streaming Wars With a Big Bet on Reality TV
Discovery has officially launched its new streaming service Discovery+ in the U.S., hoping to carve out an unscripted corner of the crowded streaming space.
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Returning Soon: A Luxury Train With Whisky Tastings and Castle Tours
A trip aboard the Belmond Royal Scotsman is one of the most luxurious ways to soak up the Scottish Highlands.
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Studios Are Experimenting With Film Release Models. Here's What That Could Mean for Movie Piracy
Heading into 2021, piracy experts have theories about how pirates will react to new film release models, but they aren’t entirely sure what will happen.
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Dawn Wells, Who Played Mary Ann on ‘Gilligan's Island,' Dies From COVID-19 Complications, Publicist Says
Actress Dawn Wells, who portrayed Mary Ann on the classic sitcom ‘Gilligan’s Island,’ died Wednesday at age 82, according to her publicist.
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Movie Theater CEO Expects Up to 25% Permanent Decline in Attendance Due to Covid
“We also need to broaden our entertainment offerings beyond just the film product,” Flix Brewhouse CEO Allan Reagan told CNBC.
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Amazon to Buy Podcast Maker Wondery
As part of the deal, Wondery will join Amazon Music, the e-commerce giant’s music streaming business.
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This Chart Shows 2020 Had a Chance to Break Box Office Records, But Covid Caused Lowest Haul in Decades
The domestic box office fell 80% to $2.28 billion in 2020 because of Covid, the lowest tally in nearly 40 years.
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Save Our Stages: Local Entertainment Venues Applaud Approval of Federal Funding
Local entertainment venues are eagerly awaiting funding from the recently signed COVID relief package, even though they still can’t host an audience. The “Save Our Stages” Act, which is included in the package, is expected to provide $15 billion to eligible live entertainment venues, performing arts organizations, museums, and motion picture operators across the country that have been shut down…
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Help for Local Entertainment Venues
The federal COVID-19 relief bill contains a promising provision that could boost local entertainment venues.