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August 22, 2020 / General Articles

10 Fashion Inspirations from Beauty and the Beast. From Famous Designers

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The Disney fairy tale, which recently made its way to the big screen, is indeed becoming a hot topic everywhere. Apart from the famous stars who filled it, of course, the quality of acting and films is a topic of discussion for comparison. Prior to Beauty and the Beast, several Disney’s latest fairy tales had taken off, such as Cinderella, The Jungle Book, and the Sleeping Beauty spin-off – Maleficent. Even so, the film Beauty and the Beast really stole the public’s attention.

This is not only because of looking forward to the Harry Potter star Emma Watson acting as Belle, but also the costumes the players wear. Yes, because it is proven that a few days before the release of the film, the world fashion industry is busy releasing clothes inspired by this film. Curious? Check out the following 10 works

1. Looks like yellow is becoming a trend

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December 25, 2019 / General Articles

The Ins And Outs Of Arts And Crafts

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Are you a person who have always been creative?

Your job may not let you using your creative side.That’s the reason arts and crafts provides a wonderful outlet for you to be creative. Here are some ideas to assist you in letting your creative side out.

Do you need a place to get some craft supplies? Many online will offer savings on a huge selection of craft supplies. A quick online search is all it takes to find substantial savings on everything your craft hobby needs.Some of the better stores offer free shipping to save money.

If you are involved in a project that is messy, try using old newspaper for covering surfaces to prevent damage. When you are done, recycle the newspaper.

Don’t be hard on kids too much when they are doing arts and crafts time. The main purpose of arts and crafts is to express and encourage …

January 4, 2020 / English Movies

Spanish Movies With English Subtitles

English Movies If you’re bored with going to class or reading a e-book, there’s nothing higher than studying English by motion pictures and movie.

A nice addition to your War Movies collection….A Bridge Too Far is one among my favorite movies ever…..the primary time I saw it, I traveled cross country with my grandmother(Virgina Beach to Portland, Oregon) and in the future she said we have been going to the flicks…..so we needed to stroll to this very old big theater…most likely sat a thousand people it least….that afternoon the theater probably had 50 individuals at most….and I watched A Bridge Too Far for the primary time.

As the movie progresses and the soldiers land..a tremendous sight – all these paratroopers landing in broad daylight, they encounter varied residents from the Netherlands keen to help them disguise from the Germans as they try to get to the bridge. The English countryside and …

August 11, 2022 / Theater

‘I was shocked to find out’

A personal finance expert revealed how movie theaters actually make their money. It’s pretty surprising.

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Humphrey Yang has over 3.3 million followers on TikTok, where he dishes on all things money. The financial guru broke down how big and small theaters earn revenue. It turns out that movies are only a small piece of the pie for lots of cinemas.

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“I was shocked to find out movie studios actually took between 80% to 100% of a movie theater’s sales revenue in the first two weeks,” Yang explained. “Then in subsequent weeks the ratio gradually becomes more favorable to the cinema, usually resulting in a 50:50 ratio.”

That means movie theaters make their revenue somewhere else: concession stands. Theaters inflate the average price of movie theater

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August 10, 2022 / Theater

Apartment building planned for closed Bay Area movie theater

Berkeley’s California Theatre, a beloved 107-year-old movie theater that was permanently closed in October, could be made into a 15-story mixed-use apartment building catering to students.

Rhode Island-based developer Gilbane submitted a pre-application on July 28 that proposed turning the building into 214 housing units with a live theater space, the San Francisco Business Times reported. The project would be “student-oriented,” with 22 units reserved for households making between 30% and 50% of the area’s median income.

“Our student housing developments are based on student and/or university input, which revolves around creating residences that offer both comfort and community,” Gilbane’s website says of its student housing projects.

The company told Berkeleyside in May that the project will retain and restore the theater’s iconic facade and neon marquee, which new apartments will be built behind. This decision was made after Berkeley’s Landmarks Preservation Commission voted to landmark those parts of the

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August 9, 2022 / Theater

Joining a Theater Club Set the Stage for Romance

As freshmen at the University of Alabama, Allison Lyn Mollenkamp and William James McCrary were among a group of seven students that staged a production of “Foreplay Or: The Art of the Fugue,” a short play from the anthology “All in the Timing, ” written by David Ives.

A few weeks ago, Ms. Mollenkamp and Mr. McCrary, both 26, became the second couple from that group of seven to marry. (A third is engaged.)

Their walk down the aisle came almost eight years after they met through a theater club on campus, in September 2014. Ms. Mollenkamp, who is from Jefferson City, Mo., said she had been a “theater kid” for most of her life, but Mr. McCrary, who grew up in Birmingham, Ala., had only taken a recent interest in the art form. “I Googled ‘cool clubs at the University of Alabama,’ or something like that,” he said, before

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August 8, 2022 / Theater

Efforts fail to save historic Alaska theater from demolition

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Demolition is scheduled to begin this week on a once-opulent downtown Anchorage movie theater designed by the architect of Hollywood’s famed Pantages Theater.

Anchorage entrepreneur Austin “Cap” Lathrop opened the 4th Avenue Theatre, with nearly 1,000 seats, on May 31, 1947, with a showing of “The Jolson Story.” The art deco theater became the centerpiece of the downtown historic district. But the last movie was shown over 40 years ago, and the building has sat vacant for nearly half that time.

The building’s current owners say bringing the building back to a usable venue after sitting vacant for more than 15 years is too costly, among other problems, and its use as a single screen movie theater is an outmoded business model.

Instead, building owners Derrick Chang and Terence Chang said in a statement earlier this year that they will attempt to salvage the impressive artwork inside

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