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The Creative Coalition Applauds Arts Funding in the American Rescue Plan
The purpose of the funds is to assist concert venues and performing arts centers that have been forced to cancel performances.by BWW News Desk
The Creative Coalition has applauded passage of the American Rescue Plan, which includes $135 million in funding for both the National Endowment for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Humanities. These funds will support arts and cultural organizations to address layoffs, budget cuts, and implementation of public health protocols to safely reopen. The historic package also includes $1.25 billion for Shuttered Venue Operators grants through the Small Business Administration. The purpose of the funds is to assist concert venues and performing arts centers that have been forced to cancel performances.
Justice League Snyder Cut trailer
At DC FanDome in August last year, we got the first teaser trailer for Zack Snyder s Justice League, where the director also revealed that it would be four hours long.
Due to music copyright issues, it had to be pulled down later. Hence in November, it was reuploaded with proper clearances alongside a black-and-white version of that same teaser trailer save for a few different shots.
And then in mid-February, we got the official trailer that came with a bunch of new footage, including from the October 2020 limited reshoots Snyder undertook.
HBO Max surprised us with a final trailer in the week of release, that gave us a better look at the villains, Steppenwolf and Darkseid, and their plans.
“Executive Decision” is a gloriously goofy mess of a movie about a hijacked airliner and a plot to poison, yes, “the entire Eastern seaboard of the United States.” (Why doesn't anybody ever poison the Western seaboard?)It's the kind of thriller where it's fun to chortle over the plot a movie for people who are sophisticated enough to know how shameless the film is, but fun-loving enough to enjoy its excesses and manic zeal.
This is the kind of film that supplies subtitles on the screen with such helpful information as (over a shot of the Parthenon) “Athens, Greece.” And with dialogue such as “I take back every rust-picking, squid-eating thing I've ever said about Squabbies.” And with Marla Maples in an almost non-speaking role as a flight attendant who has three modes: dedicated, concerned, and deeply concerned. If she decides to continue her acting lessons, I hope she gets a teacher who tells her that in the movies, experienced actors do not try to “m
Glendaleâs history as Underground Railroad site being commemorated with new tour
Until now, there has been nothing in Glendale to officially document or celebrate its past as a hotspot for anti-slavery activism in the 19th century. A local man is now leading an effort to memorialize the village s history as an Underground Railroad station.
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GLENDALE, Ohio â The houses in Glendale have a way of taking you back in time.
Large, picturesque Post-Colonial and Greek Revival style homes like those sitting on East Fountain Avenue and Sharon Road conjure up visions of what life there was probably like in its early days in the mid-1800s. Residents and historians have long looked at these homes with the suspicion that they were stations along the Underground Railroad.