Before the symphony began, I, as a movie buff, couldn’t help but notice families around me breaking out a timeless card game to keep themselves entertained before the amphitheater gates swung open. Interestingly enough, this game was none other than a Mattel classic – a vibrant deck of cards that has been instrumental in teaching countless kids the fundamentals of counting and color recognition across generations.
The performance, comprising content from the “All In” tour, that EbMaster will experience, is scheduled to be recorded in New York City during the month of May.
Perkins immediately shot down the question by answering: “No, because fuck Jeff Bezos.”
Banijay’s adjusted EBITDA increased by 22%, amounting to €900 million ($971 million), and experienced a significant boost in the last quarter, rising by 32.8%. Simultaneously, the company’s adjusted net income also climbed by 29.3% at current exchange rates, reaching €418 million.
Banijay’s earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) grew by 22%, totaling €900 million ($971 million). The growth rate in the last quarter was particularly high, increasing by 32.8%. Additionally, Banijay’s net income also went up by 29.3% at the current exchange rates, ending at €418 million.
Reach out to your friends who are passionate about extraterrestrial life and UFOs, and they’ll likely be familiar with “The Age of Disclosure” – a documentary that gained widespread attention upon its release, garnering millions of views on social media platforms. Directed by Dan Farah, the film features testimony from 34 high-ranking individuals within the US government, military, and intelligence community. They allege a secret space race involving various nations attempting to replicate technology created by non-human intelligent beings. Remarkably, one interviewee even claims to have personally witnessed these extraterrestrial beings. It’s not an exaggeration to suggest that “The Age of Disclosure” and the discussions it inspires could significantly alter our worldview. – S.H.
The movie “Bad Counselors” tells a humorous story about two fraternity brothers who find themselves in an unusual situation. To fulfill their community service and save their senior year, they pretend to be middle-school camp counselors. This film is directed by Chris Dowling, who has worked on several other projects like “Where Hope Grows,” “Blue Miracle,” “Run the Face,” and “Priceless.
Lively aims for a directive restricting specific confidential data to be accessible solely by legal professionals, thus preventing them from disclosing it to their respective clients.
Music producer and sound mixer Kyle Biane, along with business leader Wendi Williams, renowned composers John Samuel Hanson (“Star Wars,” “Marvel,” and “Harry Potter” series) and David Travis Edwards will be represented by the agency on behalf of leading music publishing companies and high-end trailer music firms.
The initial lineup for the first festival wave features 47 films hailing from ten different nations, to be screened from April 3rd through the 6th at the Prytania Theatre in New Orleans. Landon will personally present “Drop” as the opening night’s selection, and other eagerly awaited titles include David Cronenberg’s emotional film “The Shrouds,” Babak Anvari’s suspenseful movie “Hallow Road” starring Rosamund Pike, and R.T. Thorne’s production “40 Acres” featuring Danielle Deadwyler.
Here are a few impressions out of the nine films included in the block...