Watchmen Star Regina King Celebrates One Night In Miami Theatrical Release with Alamo Drafthouse
One Night in Miami with Alamo Drafthouse. The film had been greatly anticipated heading into the last quarter of 2020. King’s story centers on Muhammad Ali, Malcolm X, Sam Cooke, and Jim Brown meeting to discuss their lives. It’s a fictionalized account of the night Ali prevailed over Sonny Liston to capture the world championship in a stunner. Alamo sent out a tweet to commemorate a limited release for fans who want to see the spectacle in theaters. King sounds excited for more fans to get the chance to see her project. The reviews have been very good so far, and unfortunately, the coronavirus pandemic has limited some of the exposure for the project. With this availability, more people will be able to see the movie. Check out her tweet down below.
Major TV Debuts From the Year You Were Born
By Abby Monteil, Stacker News
On 1/2/21 at 12:00 PM EST
As the landscape of TV continues to shift, it s always a good time to pause and look at the medium s history. Although the latest buzzy Netflix show dominating everyday conversations is normal, television is one of the youngest art forms around. The first American TV station began broadcasting in 1928, but television didn t really start growing into the influential, widespread phenomenon that it is now until the 1950s.
Since there were initially only three major TV networks ABC, CBS, and NBC popular television was limited to a strict number of channels and studios for decades. The advent of cable television and streaming services has allowed more and more diverse forms of TV storytelling to be made. The most popular show that aired in 2012 when an 8-year-old was born looks vastly different than the most popular show that aired in 1965 when a 55-year-old was born.
Settle in: TV shows to binge-watch over winter break
Wicked Local
It’s winter break, and there’s a lot of snow on the ground, and there s also a pandemic. This is a recipe for staying home and indoors and catching up on TV shows you may have missed. We’ve got you covered.
“I typically go into binge-watch mode this time of year because I dislike the cold but still get stir-crazy,” Bryan McGonigle, Wicked Local journalist covering North Andover, Georgetown and Newburyport, writes. “Now that this holiday season includes a pandemic making it safer to stay home, I’ve probably watched half of all Netflix and HBO have to offer. Schitt’s Creek, Mindhunter and Lovecraft Country are three of my favorites from this year.”
NFL Apr 10, 2020
Los Angeles is known as the “Entertainment Capital of the World,” and should also get that label when it comes to the NFL as well. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, HBO’s award-winning series “Hard Knocks,” will feature not one, but both Los Angeles based football teams during the summer of 2020. The announcement that both the Los Angeles Rams. Friends Feb 22, 2020