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In a time when film distribution remains in flux, Netflix is looking to shake things up even more with its trilogy of
Fear Streetprojects. It might seem scary to those who are used to the traditional theatrical model, but the rollout isn t meant to give you chills. The movies themselves are! You can whet your appetite for pants-wetting fright with the latest trailer for the triad of terrifying tales, which just debuted during the third day of Netflix s Geeked Week.
Based on the best-selling book series by R.L. Stine (the literary mastermind behind
Goosebumps), the trio of films span several decades, taking place across 1994, 1978, and 1666. Leigh Janiak (
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The Los Angeles Times has named veteran journalist Kevin Merida as its top editor and tasked him with transforming the storied 139-year-old newspaper into a digital powerhouse that thrives for decades to come.
Monday’s announcement by the paper’s owners, Dr. Patrick and Michele Soon-Shiong, caps a five-month search for an executive editor to lead the roughly 500-person newsroom and accelerate its digital shift as readers increasingly get news on their phones and social media feeds instead of a newspaper tossed in the driveway.
Since 2015, Merida has been editor in chief of the Undefeated, the award-winning ESPN division that plumbs the intersection of race, culture and sports. During his tenure at ESPN, Merida also oversaw the sports behemoth’s investigative/news enterprise unit, the TV shows “E:60” and “Outside the Lines,” and was chairman of ESPN’s Editorial Board.
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