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Tom Hanks, center left, and Helena Zengel in “News of the World.” (Bruce W. Talamon/Universal Pictures)
While there were no nominations for acting, “News of the World” did pick up four Oscar nominations.
The New Mexico-filmed production snagged a nom for best cinematography, best sound, best original score and production design.
Cast and crew would embark on a 53-day odyssey across the forests and mountains surrounding Santa Fe in October 2019.
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“News of the World” is based Jiles’ novel and is set five years after the end of the Civil War.
It follows Capt. Jefferson Kyle Kidd, played by Tom Hanks, who is a widower and veteran of three wars as he moves from town to town as a nonfiction storyteller.
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Slow foot traffic at the Epicenter, where his business is based, has lead Mack into efforts to move to another neighborhood like Dillworth, Southend, or SouthPark but he says he s getting the run-around from property owners who won t lease to him. It s not a direct no . It s a runaround, he said. You know it s a, We ll call this person, have you call that person, email this person.
Last week Simon Properties abruptly informed No Grease Barbershop it was cutting the Black-owned barbershop s temporary lease at SouthPark Mall early before eventually changing course amid public backlash.
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Minority-owned businesses have historically faced disadvantages in obtaining the capital, knowledge and market access needed to grow and create jobs. Senate Bill 53, now pending in the state Legislature, recognizes those disadvantages, as well as the disproportionate economic harm that minority-owned businesses have suffered during the COVID-19 pandemic. The legislation will improve the access of minority-owned businesses when seeking contracts with state and local governments.
That access will be key to New Mexico’s economic recovery from the pandemic. Minority-owned businesses added most of the new jobs in the last U.S. economic recovery, research shows. Senate Bill 53 is part of a package of legislation proposed by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham to get New Mexico’s economy back on track. The measure, sponsored by Sen. Bill O’Neill, D-Albuquerque, will amend the state Procurement Code, wh
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