AMC has chosen a different location, and today announced the purchase of the former Arclight Theater in The Hub on Causeway, a large-scale mixed-use complex in Boston's North Station. The 13 screen cinema is brand new – opened in December 2019 and closed three months later due to Covid-19.
Purchase price not disclosed. AMC has purchased several theaters in the wake of the pandemic and said today that it is looking at more consolidation opportunities to "diversify away from operating regions and enhance our footprint by acquiring outstanding theaters without incurring significant capital expenditures."
The movie theater giant provided updates on its debt, cash position and other metrics in its financial report to investors, which had to reassure Wall Street amid reports of uncomfortable cash spending and potential problems ahead. Shares of Mem Volatility, which is widely held by retail investors, fell at midday.
CEO Adam Aron noted the network's "increased liquidity" by raising more than $162 million in cash from the sale of APE or AMC preferred stock. This is a new currency that the company launched earlier this year (to raise capital by issuing new AMC common stock after shareholders exit the company). This helped him pay off his huge debt load. It reported total deductions of $107 million for the quarter and $180 million for the year.
According to AMC, as of December 31, liquidity will be between $725 million and $825 million, including $211 million in unused revolving credit facilities — "depending on performance over the remainder of the holiday season." 2022 and the blessing of the owner of the land. the time. "
"This reflects an improvement in cash and cash equivalents and a slight decrease from $110 million to $210 million compared to the third quarter of 2022," AMC said.
AMC shares are volatile and APE shares have fallen in value since the issue, Aron said, but they still provide much-needed liquidity.
“While APE stock and our common stock are economically equivalent, it is unfortunate that APE stock has consistently traded at a significant discount to AMC's common stock since its inception. Although the transaction values of the securities seem to reflect different market and business activities, APAs serve the purpose which it was originally intended to serve.Unlike the previous 90 days, AMC was able to raise an additional $162 million in cash through the sale of shares, significantly improving the liquidity of our position during a period when one or more of our competitors experienced potentially adverse liquidity problems. Aaron D.
APE is currently trading at around 70 cents, down 2.5%. Shares of AMC fell more than 5% to less than $5. Investors are unfazed by the performance of Avatar: The Waterway , which AMC released separately this morning.
"Driving on the strength of the premium format and moviegoers' strong desire to return to Pandora…the company significantly exceeded US and international admissions and F&B revenue for Jumanji: The Next Level that weekend compared to the same weekend prior to the 2019 pandemic."
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Madison Square Garden Entertainment ( NYSE:MSGE ) shares edged up Thursday in premarket trading as Morgan Stanley updated the media and entertainment company ahead of a possible spin-off of its live entertainment business.
Analyst Benjamin Swinburne upgraded his equilibrium rating on Madison Square Garden Entertainment (MSGE) from underweight, noting that its stock in MSG has fluctuated since its New York office was announced on Aug. 18 and a possible spin-off into a new company, nightclub operator TAO . and its networks, shares fell 33% compared to a 7% decline in the S&P 500. And while the details of the spin-off have changed since that initial announcement, a transaction is still likely to unlock shareholder value, Swinburne said.
“Due to the top-line and underperformance, we see a more balanced risk/reward tradeoff and an improvement in [balance],” the analyst wrote in a note to clients.
In an updated sum-of-the-parts analysis, Swinburne found that both companies would be worth $75 in a bull case but $25 in a bear case due to leverage and lower EBITDA potential.
However, Swinburne noted that in the coming year there will be greater insight into the revenue potential of the $2.2 billion MSG Sphere project, as well as a better understanding of the profitability of its New York sites. including Madison Square Garden. . And while regional sports networks, like namesake MSG, continue to come under pressure, Swinburne noted that it’s likely “already leaking through to stock prices.”
Last month, Jefferies downgraded shares of Madison Square Garden Entertainment (MSGE) citing “dirty” real estate values.
Analysts are mostly cautious on Madison Square Garden Entertainment (MSGE). It has a stable rating from the authors of Seeking Alpha, while Wall Street analysts have given it a stable rating. Additionally, Searching Alpha’s Quantum Systems, which has consistently outperformed the market, rates MSGE as a SELL .
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Robert De Niro is the lead actor and executive producer of Mr. Experience,” says Variety of the detective series being developed by Entertainment One.
This project follows Mr. A "born" Baron (De Niro) who arrives in federal prison in Palm Springs after 30 years, fueled by dreams of reuniting with his kidnapped family and a dastardly plot to siphon billions of lithium from the Salton Sea. to enter a potential row. There will be blood in the sand, bones in the desert. Palm Springs will never be the same again.
Created by Mitch Glaser (On the Rocks), the project is structured as a multi-season series executive produced by Glaser and De Niro, alongside art by Yellowstone and John Linson.
eOne doesn't have a platform related to "Mr. Alami" yet, but it should be launched soon.
"Mr. Natural" is De Niro's second casting for a TV series role in recent months. In November, Variety reported that he would be starring in the Netflix limited series Zero Day. This project, also in development, is by Eric Newman and Noah Oppenheim;
If either project gets a series commission, it will be De Niro's first regular role on television.
One of Hollywood's most celebrated movie stars, De Niro won the Academy Awards for Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor for Raging Bull and The Godfather Part II. He was nominated for a total of seven Academy Awards for his performances and also shared the Best Picture nomination for Irish, in which he starred and produced.
On the small screen, De Niro received several Emmy Award nominations, including Outstanding Lead Actor in a Movie or Limited Series for HBO's The Wizard of Lies, in which he played Bernie Madoff.
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EXCLUSIVE : Christina Milian ( Step Up: High Water ) and Steven Strait ( The Expanse ) will star in MarVista Entertainment's unproduced thriller Body Language . Directed by Corey Miller, who marks Milian's first film as a producer, the film also stars Annie Gonzalez ( The Hot Fire ), Gregg Wayans ( Just Kidding ) and Robert Belushi ( The Ballers ).
Written by Miller and Belushi, Body Language revolves around Mariana (Milian), who works as a human resources manager at a large security company. Mariana is great at reading people, which is put to the test one night when her boyfriend's enigmatic college friend Dylan (Straight) arrives to cook the engagement dinner.
Milian is joined by Chad and Carey Hayes ( "The Conjuring "), as well as Neon Kite's Lisa White and Jay Glaser, Belushi and Mandy June Turpin on Body Language . Carmen Milian is an Executive Producer for MarVista Entertainment along with Larry Grimaldi, Hannah Pilemer and Fernando Shew.
"I am very much looking forward to producing and starring in my first film," Milian said. “It's a thriller that I've never done before. I really reacted to this story because it's something that could totally happen in real life, and it scares me even more.
“What I admire about this film is that it is such a simple thriller that its credibility is frightening. It can happen to anyone," Miller said. "It was a real pleasure to work with Chad and Cary Hayes on this story and then watch the incredible cast bring it to life."
Creative Pillemer, Executive Vice President of MarVista added, “Audiences demand complex thrillers with strong female characters. This project impressed us on many levels: it's a shockingly modern take on the classic genre many of us grew up with; star Christina Milian in a stunning role that is both sensitive and evil; and finally allowed for something super complex and fun. We jumped at the chance to work with the brilliant Hayes brothers, our visionary director Corey and our producer and star Christina.
Milian is an actress and songwriter whose recent credits include films like Love in the Fall ofLove and Sanctuary of Love . She currently stars in Step Up: High Water , which joined Starz in October for its third season debut. Other television appearances include "The Oath " and " Baba ".
Strait previously starred as James Holden on the popular sci-fi series The Expanse , which ran for six seasons. The actor is also known for starring in Starz creator Mitch Glaser's series The Magic City alongside Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Olga Kurylenko and others. Other credits include ABC's " Revenge " and "Fish Dream ," " City Island , " "Stop Losing " and " 10,000 BC ."
MarVista Entertainment, a Fox Entertainment company, was founded in 2003. Recent projects include the romantic comedy "The Bride" starring Marcia Gay Harden, Halston Sage, Andrew Richardson and Aidan Quinn; " Christmas Canceled " Prime Video starring Hayley Orrantia, Dermot Mulroney and Janel Parrish; indie Stay Awake with Chrissy Metz; IFC Walkthrough " Hunter Hunter " with Devon Sawa, Nick Stahl and Camille Sullivan; and the Hallmark Channel original drama series The Road Home , premiering in 2023.
Miller is repped by Neon Kite, APA and Felker Toczek Saddleson; Neon Kite's Milian, Milian Management, UTA and Goodman, Genow, Schenkman; Hersh Strait and Confusion Circle; Gonzalez of Innovative Artists, Principal Entertainment LA and Granderson Des Rochers; Wayans of the Rosenzweig Group and the Kohner Agency; and Belushi from Innovative Artists and Black Box Management and Meyers & Downs.
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TSX Entertainment, the entertainment and technology platform co-founded by former Spotify CEO Nick Holmsté, has entered into a long-term partnership with Roc Nation as the company's strategic programming partner.
As announced, TSX and Roc Nation will collaborate to create authentic, immersive and exclusive experiences. Key components of the partnership include co-creating spectacular shows and hosting commemorative annual events in the music, fashion, film, sports, gaming and lifestyle sectors using technology to engage global audiences. In the coming months, the best artists and creators, leaders and innovators will perform at TSX.
The partnership kicks off what TSX describes as the world's largest social stream, an 18,000-square-foot digital display occupying a 46-story prime location in New York's Times Square.
"Rock Nation has set the bar incredibly high, creating and sustaining careers in every aspect of modern entertainment. Their importance and influence carry enormous weight, and their partnership is essential to embarking on this journey to realize the defining moments of pop culture," said Nick Holmsten, of TSX. CEO. . "Together, we will empower artists and fans to connect on a larger canvas, on a deeper level powered by incredible technology."
“The TSX platform is a uniquely immersive experience for artists and creators at all stages of their careers. The stage set atop Times Square offers a venue like never before," said Chris Knight, Roc Nation's senior director of artist management. "TSX delivers the ultimate moment for artists and fans alike."
TSX's 74,000 square feet of space includes recording studios, a premier supper club, galleries, restaurants, bars, rooftop terraces and immersive experiences. The TSX program joined a giant digital billboard that opened to reveal the first permanent stage overlooking Times Square.
TSX's flagship is TSX Broadway, a 46-story, $2.5 billion plus tower at the corner of 47th Street and 7th Avenue developed by L&L Holding Company and Fortress Investment Group. TSX investors include The Weeknd, Austin Rogen and Waseem "Sal" Slyby, while Fortress Investment Group is the entertainment company's lead investor.
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As we find ourselves at the end of another year, it's time to share some great experiences. A+E writers, columnists and critics look back on the best of 2022 when it comes to arts and entertainment.
The best of classical and jazz in 2022: the return of Sun Ra Arkestra and Berliner Phil, "Creación" by Chucho Valdes and a perfect day in Chicago
Author Hannah Edgar reflects on this year's classical and jazz highlights, including Tosca for the Ages, the local premiere of Symphony No. Carola Bauckholt.
Best Dance of 2022: Local troops recover from pandemic as big tour finally arrives in Chicago
Writer Lauren Warnecke suggests the theme for this year's Chicago Dance could be resilience as local dance groups move forward after years of hiatus. Highlights include Spanish dance theater company Español's "Flamenco Passion" and Chicago Black Dance Legacy Project's "Reclamation."
Chicago's Best Art Fairs of 2022: Tea, Torture and Recovery at DePaul, Florish on the Street and a Big Year for the Cultural Center
Writer Laurie Waxman selected exhibits she liked and got to know throughout the year, including nearly all of the exhibits at the Cultural Center, the works of Albert Aguilar, and the Chicago Botanic Garden's Jubilee exhibit.
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Top 10 Books of 2022: The Mason-Dixon Mission, The Rabbit Hole and, yes, Bob Dylan
Author Christopher Borrelli says it's been a very good year for good books, with Peter K. Baker's Planes grossly underrated and Gwendolyn Riley's Phantoms in his top 10.
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Chicago's Best Theater 2022: Great work on the Lyric, Goodnight Oscar and Welcome Back for Steep
Critic Chris Jones wrote that while it's unclear if 2022 will be a normal year for Chicago theaters, the Chicago stage has seen several notable productions, including Manual Cinema Christmas Carol and The Notebook at the Chicago Shakespeare Theatre.
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In Wilson’s story, a single woman in her fifties takes a job as a “family accessory vendor” at Grand Stand-In, a company that helps reunite wealthy couples who have lost contact with their parents. death, illness or distance; but still want their kids to have the “grandpa experience.” Everything works, as long as the stay does not have to be separated from the family to which it is connected.
The Grand Stand-In is in the Wilson Tunnel to the Center of the Earth short story collection. Wilson’s novel The Fang Family was adapted in 2015 starring Jason Bateman, Nicole Kidman and Christopher Walken. The 2019 bestseller Nothing to See Here is in development at Elizabeth Gabler 3000, and her fifth novel Now Is No Time to Panic was released this month to rave reviews.
“I’ve had a crush on Kevin Wilson ever since my sister gave me a copy of Can’t See Nothing Here,” said Future Shack CEO Wachtel. “To be able to work on one of his great stories is a wish come true.”
Added Enders, “It’s not often that I connect directly to source material like Kevin Wilson’s Grand Stand-In. And joining the Future Shack team that I’m so creatively involved with is a writer’s dream script.”
Most recently, Enders served as executive producer and writer for Marvel’s WandaVisio on Disney+. He previously worked as a producer and writer on the Facebook Watch series America’s Queen.
Wachtel, the former president of USA Network and Universal Content Productions, founded Future Shack last July. Current projects include Walter Mosley’s The Long Fall; Future Shack ‘s sci-fi classic Ender’s Game , produced by Madison Wells with Gigi Pritzker; and Yulia Mendel’s memoir Fighting for Our Lives, about her time as press secretary to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
Wilson is represented by United Talent Agency and The Book Group. Pamela Parker, Future Shack’s head of business, negotiated on behalf of the buyer. Ender repeats Verve.
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Tom Cruise revived cinema with Top Gun. With Maverick’s success, Taylor Swift broke the internet (and Ticketmaster) with her Midnights album and Eras tour, and Michelle Yeoh proved that Marvel wasn’t the only one with multiple visions. Anywhere, anytime.” That’s what the staff at Variety is thankful for when it comes to entertainment in 2022.
In a year where fairy tales were all over television, I was grateful for Stranger Things, Ms. Marvel, The Sandman, Rings of Power, Dragon House, tri-science. -fi the shows that moved me the most. Apple TV+’s Severance brings office life to life through the lens of a paranoid thriller; Paramount+ Star Trek. Brave New Worlds captures the ancient magic of Star Trek in a fresh way, and Disney+’s Andor makes Star Wars a platform for some of the most moving and human stories of the year.” – Adam B. Vary, Entertainment Author.
I am thankful for the return of Tom Cruise and Maverick. What a cinematic experience it was. It was a historic moment to return to the cinema and see the audience devouring this film. I’m grateful to meet again for one-on-one events, samples, and Q&A. It’s great to talk to voters and hear what they like. It’s a gift to moderate on stage and walk speakers around instead of waiting their turn to speak on Zoom. I am grateful for the artists I celebrate and share their stories with every day. Ryan Coogler! Thank you forever for Wakanda! Lady Gaga, you gave us the Chromatica Ball and I celebrated my American citizenship with jazz and piano. Thanks for the music and Haus Labs! -Jaz Tangkai, editor of Craftsmen magazine
The purple sticker on my iPhone screen is thanks to Apple Podcasts. 2022 was the year I fell in love with podcasting, and especially with the unique possibilities offered by audio storytelling in a multi-episode non-fiction format. It is a theater of imagination that makes your eyes stop after looking at the screen. Some of my favorites this year include The Sunshine Place, Rachel Maddow Presents. Ultra, Obscene. Dublin Scandal, The Wolves Within, John Queen, Project Unabom, Learning Texas” and “Buffy”. Among the series of the era, there is no series that I look forward to more than the British scandal . Cynthia Little, Associate Editor.
The Marvel, Star Wars and Game of Thrones madness finally paid off this year with Andor, She-Hulk and Dragon House. How many of this year’s best movies and TV shows started with the letter B, such as Bodies Bodies Bodies, Better Call Saul, The Barbarian, Banshees of Inisherin, The Bear, The Batman and Black Panther. Wakanda Forever: Kudos to Brockhampton (the other “B”) for giving us two incredibly interesting albums and being the best boy band since One Direction. After all, the never-ending corporate drama that’s about as compelling as a season of Continuity , especially thanks to the drama No Worries Honey , has Warner Bros. The discovery and return of the King unites Bob Iger. – Jordan Morrow, managing editor, Internet News
I am grateful for how visually and emotionally moving Each Place is and what it has done for me during a critical transition period in my life. It was the first movie I watched after my first daughter Zahra was born. I love how Michelle Yeo and Stephanie Hsu explore the beautifully complex relationship between mother and daughter. Watching this movie as a new mom helped me realize that there will be many ups and downs, many questions (many unanswered), but in the end it will all be worth it for the love and bond that mother and daughter will share – Sharare Drury, Associate Editor
Thank you for the amazing TV of 2022, which is, in no particular order, White Lotus, The Gap, The Bear, Tank Dogs, Abbott Elementary, Crime Alone in the Building, Stranger Things, School Walkout, and Us: We Do. It’s in the shade.’ I also enjoyed a number of docu-series this year, including The Way Down (filmed last year but watched this year), The Oath season 2, and the final season of The Real Housewives of Beverly. Hills. (true crime well done). I’ve also been blessed with the recent seasons of Better Call Saul, Ozark (loved it, sue me), and Dead to Me, all of which complemented their stories with art. I will miss Editor-in-Chief Kate Otur
Thanks for a great year in Latin music! Many exciting new artists and styles are emerging in communities around the world, and many young artists are beginning to explore new genres in the post-streaming world. It was incredibly inspiring to witness the commitment and sensitivity of these musicians: Tanya Garcia, Assistant Music Editor
I fell to the floor in appreciation of Beyoncé’s “Rebirth.” The vibrancy of his craft and his bold decision to make the world dance when the apocalyptic vibes have never been so strong is such a gift. Just the rap from “Heated” made me want to skip ahead to 2023. Thanks to my friend and stepson Matt Donnelly, Senior Entertainment and Media Writer
While it’s tempting to celebrate Beyoncé’s Revival album, which is indeed the gift that keeps on giving (and will keep on giving after I get the pictures), here are a few things I’m thankful for this year. including. Abbott Elementary, the return of live festivals like TIFF and San Diego Comic-Con, a meet and greet with Georgia Bulldogs National Champion and Oprah Senior Entertainment Writer Angelica Jackson .
First of all, I would like to thank “Atlanta”. While I’m heartbroken that it’s all over, this sense of finality only makes the love and admiration I have for the show while it’s on the air even clearer. I am grateful for all the risks he took and his genuine indifference to convention. Grateful for my continued “ongoing” craziness (I know I’m incredibly late, but I get it now). I am grateful for Kendrick Lamar and his powerful and expressive act. I appreciate that Drake managed to put out a decent album (although I was a loyal fan of “Honestly, Nevermind”) and the masterpiece “Hours In Silence”. Thanks to When the Sparks by Vince Staples. Thank you Soccer Mom’s Bones. I’m grateful that Snail Mail’s Lindsay Jordan, who provided the soundtrack for much of 2022, convinced me not to sell the PS5 after our lunch interview. I’m grateful to have been able to see so many artists that represent the world to me in concert this year, including Kendrick Lamar, Kid Cudi, The Weeknd, Vince Staples, Haim, Lorde, Snail Mail, Clairo, Pierre Bourne. . and many others. I am so grateful that everything I have seen, heard, experienced, or done this year has brought pure joy to this child version of me more than anything else; – EJ Panaligan, editorial intern
Besides being so grateful for the highly creative and hardworking web team that keeps Variety.com running every day of the week, I’m always touched by friends recommending vintage treasures that I can refer to. Some of my old favorites that are new to me in 2022: Clint Eastwood’s 1984 film Tightrope. UFO’s 1977 album Lights Out, an explosive mix of hard rock and lush melodies; Kolchak.
Thank you for movies like The Good House, a true coming-of-age movie in a genre rarely seen in theaters anymore. With Sigourney Weaver’s strong performance as a small-town real estate agent who can’t control her drinking and Kevin Kline’s understated performance, the summer outing was refreshing and full of human emotion. came in a busy season of superheroes. Thanks also to movies like Moonage Daydream, a smart horror, sexy old women and a sexy Parisian, and ambitious and exciting swing. Reflecting the genius of David Bowie – Pat Saperstein, Associate Editor
I am grateful for all the proud and truly queer actors, musicians, creators and content that continue to flow from Hollywood. I wish I had all of these struggles with my identity when I was a kid, but I’m so grateful that today’s LGBTQ youth are able to represent themselves so beautifully. In particular, I’m grateful for Barbra Streisand’s Live at the Bon Soir, Russell Tovey’s ears in American Horror Story; Legacy at Geffen Playhouse, New York, Jared Carmichael, Hannah Waddingham, Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade, Anderson Copper’s Emmy appearance. Luke Macfarlane, Billy Porter, Diane Keaton say ‘I’m crazy’ and Julia Fox turns into ‘Masterpiece’ Podcast – Mark Mulkin, Culture & Events Editor
As this is my first year at Variety , I’m excited to be here and contribute to the most-read entertainment business on the web every day (according to Comscore): Zach Scharf, Chief Digital Officer.
I’m grateful that the world has completely opened up in 2022. People are traveling again and we are reunited in real life. I’m also thankful that the festival circuit has been revived this year, especially in Cannes and Venice, which have staged glamorous releases full of great films like Elvis, The Son and The Whale. Yes, attending festivals and events is sometimes tiring, but that’s the essence of what we do. Socializing with people and watching movies on the big screen is what makes this job so enjoyable and unexpected. I also enjoy working with some of the best journalists in the entertainment industry. — Elsa Keslasi, senior international editor
I’m grateful for the return of great shows like Ghostbusters on CBS, Cobra Kai on Netflix, Star Trek. Prodigy on Paramount+ and Barry on HBO. I’m also thankful that I watched The Last Kingdom and the end of Derry Girls on Netflix. And with all the turmoil in the industry in recent years, I’m grateful to know that no matter what, quality content always wins. Joe Otterson, CEO of Television
I am grateful to the talented artists who are getting the second curtain they deserve. Brendan FraserOscar? Yes thanks. Is Lindsay Lohan the holiday movie of the season? Yes, and give me more Jennifer Coolidge (and White Lotus) any day of the week – Elizabeth Wagmeister, Chief Correspondent
I’m always so grateful for the One Chicago shows that allow me to enjoy three hours and invest in the stories of many characters that have nothing to do with my real life; Emily Longeretta, television editor.
I’m grateful for all the movie highlights, including lots of asses and severed fingers, teenage cannibals, two airplane movies with Glenn Powell, the return of my childhood idols Short Circuit and Link, Kate Hudson’s The Bird, rediscovered love and two robots on Mars. and a small shell named Marcel. I can’t forget how my TV siblings have expanded my inner circle to now include Misty, Max, Barbara Howard, Armand, Noho Hank, Burt Goodman and Mabel Morrow. And of course my Variety family is here and gone, love you all – Clayton Davis, Awards Editor
This year I am thankful for the music of Carol Ades, Medium Build, webcage, Jason Derulo and Charli XCX. I’m also thankful that Twitter isn’t dead (yet) – Rachel Seo, Social Media Coordinator
I am grateful that I have the Venice Film Festival, Luca Guadagnino and Maneskin, who have given me hope and optimistic stories to write in Italy, where I live in a country that has fallen into a terrible right-wing spiral.- Nick Vivarelli Italy Correspondent and the Middle East
I thank you for everything, everywhere, at once, Oni. For Thunder God’s Tale and many other projects that have caught the attention of Asian artists this year. Also, thanks to all the red carpets I’ve walked, especially the one where James Hong wore a hot dog glove in the middle of our interview (you know) – Michaela Zee, Editorial Intern
This year I’m thankful for Big Thief and the amazing new 1975 soundtrack, Kate Berlant’s solo concert, Robert Glasper’s residency at the Blue Note, Jackass Forever, and one of the best series debuts (Severance) and best series finale (Better). Call Saul”) by Ethan Shanfeld, Associate Professor of Web Writing recently
Thanks to Reboot for a good laugh, Top Chef and Patisserie UK for letting me relax after a busy and busy week – Shali Dore, News Editor
Thanks for Ricky Gervais’ After Life on Netflix, which is even more special for me now, for the second time and with my cancer diagnosis. It is important to remember that laughter is the best medicine. Terry Flores, Production Editor
I am grateful for Lizzie McAlpine’s beautiful album Five Seconds Flat, which has been the soundtrack to my life this year. Stefan Katz, Social Media Editor.
Each year I am more grateful to be able to surround myself with loved ones as I share the joy of another successful Fun November. Good evening to all mentioned. – Jackson Murphy, Associate Editor, News
I’m grateful to Michelle Yeoh, comeback king Ke Hui Guan, Daniels, and everyone else involved for making me laugh and cry at once, and for finally giving me an award-winning Halloween costume this year: Janelle Riley, Associate Features. Publisher:
My heroes of the show: life and we all must obey both. Whether it’s signing autographs and selfies for his countless fans, pulling off stunts, breaking box office records, or shooting a movie on a spooky space station, Tom Cruise is ready to prove that the only way to approach 60 is at full speed. . Taylor Swift for giving the current generation what previous generations needed and appreciated; Cockroaches. If you are willing to risk everything for the truth, a Breton classic to wake up everyone possible in independent cinema. Taylor Sheridan to show that writers can matter, that writers can change businesses, that writers can remind us that the United States is made up of countries outside of Los Angeles and New York. Despite the woes of old age, the loss of Charlie Watts, naysayers and the laws of gravity, the Rolling Stones will continue to deliver good vibes to fans around the world. Marianne Faithful is the last living goddess of beat culture. Bob Dylan will be the beacon, Donovan the beacon, Mavis Staples the light. Dave Chappelle will explain to Trump. Because Van Morrison doesn’t make things easy all of a sudden. To Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson and Dolly Parton for not putting the last light on country music in the big road house called Country. A distinction that allows me to travel around Kentucky in search of my “American dream.” Addresses of my homeland: London is home, Sardinia is heaven. My friends and family. All of you who smile even when your heart aches – Steve Gaydos, Executive Vice President of Global Content
Thankfully, there are finally Oscar nominees who can carry on and keep the show going, and I hope the Academy doesn’t relegate the crafting categories to secondary status. Thankfully, the Taylor Swift Ticketmaster debacle shows that even in the age of small personal screens, live events are still a powerful force in entertainment. We are grateful for the rise of ad-supported streaming because it gives us more choice and justifies the old multi- channel cable model that now relies on new technologies;
From Luca Guadagnino’s Bones and All to the fast-paced Apple TV+ series The Gap, I’m thankful for a year of compelling and emotionally stimulating stories. What many of last year’s critically acclaimed films and series have in common is a shared curiosity about what it really means to be human, a question I find myself asking more and more. But the most impressive cinematography to come out in 2022 is undoubtedly Everything, Everywhere, Now. An all-star performance by Michelle Yeoh, Ke Hui Guan and Stephanie Hsu combined with an emotional soundtrack by Son Lux makes this genre film a masterfully crafted work of art – Katsi Reul, Editorial Intern
I am thankful for Abbott Elementary. U centry getaga autentychnaga i vyasyolaga show – nastawniki dzyarjawnay school, you have one of my best, shchryya i chasta smechnyya syuzhetnыya linii. I love it. And Quinta? As Yae — Lauren Ames, strategist, Variety Content Studio
Pa mery stalennya maіx dzyacey – u 17 and 13 gadow yani ledzь “dzecі” – ya staў kryhu adluchanym baцькам-клише, what does it write that aposhnymi memami or nothing new. Gulnya. (Good, ya nikoli vedayu, shto takoe krutaya novaya vіdeagulnya.) Ale o svece pop-culury, yaya pastayanna зменяецца, u nasikh svetah ehliyet adna kanstanta, yaguy mae dzécí lyubyatsy na pratsyagu mnogi: ». Bazavaya animation ishnue so it can be said that I am over 17 years old. Here’s how to buy 700+ episodes on Disney+ – here’s why. Universal Studios (Джякуй, Антония!) is very famous in the world of “The Simpsons” and is very popular in the world. Come on. Children can get old, and my time with them, unfortunately, is fleeting. Ale “The Simpsons” scattered nazaўsyody – i buducь u nashy jiccі bir toe, shto my taksama будум дёлиць евна. I am grateful for that. – Michael Schneider, TV anchor
I have many beautiful things…i or nothing at all. In fact, if you don’t know the language in the middle of the channel, you will want to pay the price. Bir pryhіlnіk kno i kamdyi, a taksama muzyki, ya adchuvaw radascь ad tago, o znovuku perajyvaw kinafestyvalu va retraspektіvnyya packazı, any zarabili perapynak or other me zarabіi perapynak; “Netflix and Chill” is not the same as full house and chill. As a result, it could be used more in my opinion.
1) The most famous artists of the 70s and 80s work with good electricity. It is obvious that I am typical. All of this has been going on for over 75 years, any show, any show, anything, any Hollywood show. . Long Beach and Santa Barbara played Boba Dylan and a group show. Movis Staples adkryvae Bonnie Raitt and The Greek u saprawsdnı vechar gerani usih chasou. Actually, Polly Saiman, who is not very familiar with Pantages, is very pleased with her. I, Vyadom, Paul McCartney Stadium SoFi, знов зрабівы «Kanets» pamylkovym. Nerves zza ix uzrostu manym z gettyh vykanowsaw pryshlosya babaojnichacy u ahownikh burbalkah, bowl side and ih atachenne magli daluchacca da nas na scene kojny wechar, i my dzyakuem im za dadakovyya without. How low will you go if you can’t do everything you need to?
2) She returned to film festivals. For me, for my religion, radasky riteal kojny год вечратца на кинафестиваль u Teluridze, festыval, which holiday should be celebrated, complectation for any curatorship and svejym pavetram. Los-Andjelese robyatsy gorad ulasnym Shangry-La, there is a new film with “Strachany garyzont”. That’s why TCM, as strong adsutnasc as it is Noir-Sici (it has this Galivudskim lagi, pakkul omipetski patterned power) protects it. Contact Palm-Sprungs. Why is sitting on the sofa not comparable to the realization that a thousand strangers feel such emotional experiences, one and the other.
3) Who remembers the smile? Yes, Robert, my Rob. I can use it several times, Zooms software, i have this new program, is there any innovation. . All this is created by UnCabaret and admin. speak the truth, with joy and, perhaps, with a small body. (Akramya togo, monospektakl Edelman “Only for us” has become one of the theater sensations of the year, aa awdyyakniga Lapіdesa “Takim chinam, vam treba razut” – geta skarb, yaki moja zmіcі).
4) Danny Elfman, rock and roll sounds. There are apps for demands, any app, any challenge (along with the Talking Heads app). There’s a great thing about the Hollywood Bowl, like Elfman played more roles, there’s a great thing about the Hollywood Bowl. I can contact Elfman , I probably do very well (there is a group of group parties, “White Noise” or “Dr. music critic
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The Night Watch Industries Association (NTIA) said the autumn statement did not go far enough and entertainment trade associations and industry groups reacted to the chancellor’s announcement.
Jeremy Hunt delivered his autumn statement to MPs in the House of Commons on Thursday, saying he would have to take tough decisions to ensure a “small recession” but shrink the economy by 1.4% by 2023.
Michael Keel of NTIA, the trade body representing businesses in the UK’s night economy, said: “This Government is guilty of leaving thousands of businesses, millions of workers and self-employed people in the night economy. This budget does not go far enough. And there is still no clarity. There is And many SMEs and independent companies will no doubt disappear in the coming months.
“While businesses need to prepare for the busiest time of the year, they need to think about their future now and remember the fourth failed attempt to secure a budget to protect businesses during this time of crisis.
It does not take into account the human impact, which will have a devastating effect not only on entrepreneurs, but also on the people and families who dedicate their lives and livelihoods to this sector.”
Meanwhile, Greater Manchester nightlife consultant Sacha Lord has warned that entertainment venues could close earlier than during the pandemic.
He tweeted: “Operators are being pushed beyond their means and I fear we will face even bigger layoffs, shorter hours and site closures than during the pandemic. This is a very sad state of affairs.
“Consumer spending will now slow in the coming weeks and months as operators recover from the pandemic-related debt crisis at a time when they need support the most.
“Disposable income is a key pillar of the UK economy and I am very concerned that the measures outlined today will lead to a significant contraction in the sector. Luxury spending such as eating out is understandable. A period of contraction.
Live streaming chief executive John Collins said the chancellor’s autumn statement was “not good” for the live music industry.
The industry group represents industry interests, brings together 14 major live music associations and represents more than 4,000 artists.
Following the announcement, Collins said: “While we welcome the Government’s desire to stabilize the UK economy, we are currently doing little to secure the future of our £4.5bn industry and our 200,000 employees.
“Unprecedented working conditions are pushing our industry to the brink as popular venues close, tours are canceled and artists leave the industry.
“Pandemic hangovers and the rising cost of living have put huge pressure on the live music industry, with 54% of people saying they don’t want to go to a show.
“Today we are renewing our call for the reintroduction of reduced VAT rates on ticket sales to inject cash into ailing businesses, join other European countries and secure the future of live music for all.”
In response to the fall statement, Paul Pacifico, executive director of the Independent Music Association, called for investment in the next generation of creators.
He said: “AIM welcomes the government’s cut in corporation tax, but as small independent businesses face higher costs, British music could suffer if we don’t provide more incentives to invest in the next generation of creative and entrepreneurial talent.
“While we recognize the need for spending cuts in today’s Budget, we are asking the Government to seriously consider measures to support the future of the sector in the Spring Statement.
“For example, giving creative industries tax credit to UK music could play an important role in encouraging investment and maintaining a healthy music ecosystem.”
Philippa Childs, head of broadcast and creative industries union Bectu, criticized the budget, saying: “This budget does little to calm the perfect storm facing the UK theater sector. Local workers and businesses have been hit the hardest. The pandemic and the challenge of bringing audiences back
“They now face rising operating and living costs, including low wages, unpredictable jobs and declining social participation. This is in addition to the post-Brexit travel ban.
“The Chancellor talks about growth and stability, but this Budget looks like a missed opportunity to boost the UK’s creative sector. The ‘growth’ rhetoric of the Budget says little about how the Government wants to protect and support our world-class creative industries, which contribute culturally and economically
Childs said the “lack of specific support for self-employment” was “extremely disappointing” and that despite energy support payments for the most vulnerable, there was still “virtually nothing” in terms of injured “workers”. He suffers from epidemics and dangerous jobs.
The Music Venues Trust has called for a UK live music commission in response to the announcement.
The charity, which works to protect, preserve and improve the UK’s concert venues, released a statement: “The Music Venue Trust welcomes the Government’s announcement of tariff relief for retail, hospitality and leisure, including in most major UK cities. From 1 April 2023, concerts halls will expand from 50% to 75%.
“However, we have written to the Treasury seeking clarification on support for sites costing more than £110,000 – the Autumn Statement does not make clear what is paid for these sites.
“In January 2020, before the pandemic, the Government committed to a comprehensive review of corporate pricing in major music venues. We urge the Chancellor and Prime Minister to bring this review forward as soon as possible.
“The UK has the highest property tax for mass music venues in Europe. This must change if our live music industry is to remain competitive.
“The government has not decided to respond to calls to reduce VAT on ticket sales. The UK still has the highest VAT rate on concert tickets in Europe. This must change if the UK is to remain competitive.
He added: “The government says it is committed to stability and growth. Despite the commendable steps it has taken to secure another 12 months of stability in trading prices, many opportunities to stabilize and grow the live music industry continue to be missed following the budget announcement.
“Our popular concerts deliver over 29,000 performances and over 170,000 performances to over 20 million people. This is an important sector with real growth potential, but one that has not been recognized or capitalized on in this Autumn Statement.
“The Music Venue Trust has called on the government to set up a live music commission. The organization can look for significant opportunities for stability and growth in the live music sector to inform future government policies to ensure that these opportunities are not systematically lost.
Hannah Essex, chief executive of Theater London and UK Theater Society, said: “The financial environment for theaters and producers remains difficult. Acquisition and production costs have risen sharply and our audiences’ incomes are falling amid the livelihoods crisis.
“In these circumstances, this budget increase and increase in retail, hospitality and leisure rates will provide a small safety net for some of our locations.”However, we are now asking the government to focus on measures that will boost economic growth.
“The theater industry is ready to work with government to ensure the growth of our world-leading sector.
“Other welcome steps include increased spending on education and we look forward to highlighting the benefits of arts and creative education alongside Sir Michael Barber as the government’s adviser on the Skills Agenda.
“And with the launch of the government’s new energy efficiency task force, the theater is promoting the Green Paper as an industry model for business practice.”
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