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Regal Cinemas' Post-Bankruptcy Plan Revealed By CEO

Eduardo Acuna, CEO of Regal Cinemas owner Cineworld Group, says his movie theater chain is well-positioned for post-pandemic and post-bankruptcy growth amid Hollywoods box office recovery. I think its a very pivotal moment in our history, Acuna told The Hollywood Reporter in an interview on Wednesday via Zoom while seated in a giant 4DX auditorium

Sarah Paulson in Vicious Broadway Family Drama

There are no Black characters in Branden Jacobs-Jenkins caustic family drama Appropriate, but they nevertheless haunt the play. They are the unmarked graves scattered over the grounds of the former plantation home in southeast Arkansas, where the storys action takes place. They are the spirits, felt like a shiver by guests in the home. And

South Asian Lodge Returns With Mira Nair and More

The Sundance Film Festival will once again feature a physical space focused on South Asian filmmaking. Returning for its second year, the 1497 South Asian Lodge will feature a tribute to The Lunchbox,the beloved Irrfan Khan starrer that screened at Sundance exactly a decade ago. Its writer-director, Ritesh Batra, will be in attendance to discuss

Stuntman, Animal Wrangler, Director Was 91

John Bud Cardos, a stuntman, animal wrangler and director of films including The Red, White and Black, Kingdom of the Spiders and The Dark, has died. He was 91. Cardos died in his sleep Dec. 31 of natural causes at his home in Acton, California, where he had a horse ranch, his wife, Letty, told

Tarantinos Django Unchained Reignites Debate Over N-Word in Movies

In Django Unchained, Quentin Tarantino does not try to continue the slow unpacking of Americas long legacy of slavery and subsequent racism; instead, he plants a stick of dynamite in the countrys baggage and detonates it all over the screen.