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Maryland International Film Festival-Hagerstown kicks off its second year
crystal.schelle@herald-mail.comIt's a cinephile's dream: three days, 54 films from 11 countries. And it all takes place in downtown Hagerstown. The second Maryland International Film Festival-Hagerstown kicks off Thursday, April 11, and continues through Saturday, April 13, with...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Arts and Culture, Tribeca, The Grey (movie), Battle of Antietam
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State incentives give film industry a boost in Maryland
Capital News ServiceMove over, Los Angeles. Production companies are looking to Baltimore as a backdrop for filming locations, thanks in part to state funding used to lure them to Maryland. And film industry people say Maryland’s economy is reaping the rewards....Tags: Drama (genre), Politics, Executive Branch, Companies and Corporations, Sarah Palin
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Film festival brings action to downtown Hagerstown
davem@herald-mail.comThe motion picture industry got a taste of Hagerstown Thursday night as film director Jesse Baget reviewed his entertainment options for the weekend while the first Maryland International Film Festival-Hagerstown got under way. Baget, who was attending a...Tags: Armed Forces, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Arts and Culture, Defense, Minority Groups
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When the film industry drives you to drink, open a wine shop: Domaine L.A.
Jill Bernheimer is the proprietor of the sweet little wine shop Domaine LA. After working many years in the film business for producers and then as an independent producer, she says laughingly, the film business drove her to drink. “Wine was...
Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Dining and Drinking, Bars and Clubs, Wines, Rivera
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Sony shares jump as hedge fund urges IPO of entertainment unit
Sony Corp. stock soared in afternoon trading after New York hedge fund Third Point proposed that the electronics and media giant make an initial public stock offering of up to 20% of its entertainment arm. That unit, known as Sony Entertainment Inc.,...
Tags: Sony Corp., News Corp., Satellite and Cable Service, Bewitched (tv program), Mutual Funds
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Nate Silver: In Hollywood, 'Nobody knows anything'
Predictability and the arts-and-entertainment world have an uneasy relationship. Predictability is a given — like the mouthfeel of a Big Mac — when it comes to, say, the punch lines on "Two and a Half Men" or the beats of your average...
Tags: Christoph Waltz, Academy Awards, Mark Wahlberg, Silver Linings Playbook (movie), Politics
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Cannes keeps being film industry's place to be
— It's been 42 years since I first covered the Cannes Film Festival. Arriving on the French Riviera this week, I was struck by how Cannes has remained the quintessential place for film, despite enormous changes in the cinema landscape. Cannes...Tags: Cannes Film Festival, Festive Events, France, Arts and Culture, The Washington Post
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Hollywood bets big on blockbusters, starting with 'Iron Man 3'
Summer is the season for blockbusters at the box office, and this year Hollywood is going all in. Midway through a year of declining attendance and ticket sales, the major studios are betting heavily on big-budget spectacles that can fatten the bottom...Tags: Despicable Me 2 (movie), Melissa McCarthy, The Lone Ranger (movie), Labor Day, Argo (movie)
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Grand Park filming fees temporarily lowered
Los Angeles County supervisors voted Tuesday to temporarily lower filming fees at their newly opened Grand Park downtown. Movie and television crews previously had to pay $20,000 a day per block of park space they used. Many entertainment executives...
Tags: Michael Antonovich , Don Knabe, About Last Night (movie)
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Movie jobs are a 'House of Cards'
Gov. Martin O'Malley says the Netflix series "House of Cards" brought $140 million into the state's economy ("'Cards' a good deal, Md. Says," April 30). Where have we heard this before? In 2010 the Detroit Free Press reported that "Michigan's bid to...Tags: Politics, The Wizard of Oz (movie, 1939), Executive Branch, Harford County, Detroit Free Press
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Seeing red over a green bike lane
The reason the bike lane on Spring Street in downtown Los Angeles is bright fluorescent green is so drivers and bicyclists alike can see it easily and avoid running into one another. However, the very conspicuousness of that color has brought on a...
Tags: Jose Huizar
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Marvel filming most of latest 'Captain America' movie in L.A.
On the fourth floor of a vacant wing of St. Vincent Medical Center near downtown Los Angeles, some 150 crew members crowded the hallways, joining actors Chris Evans and Scarlett Johansson as they prepared to film a scene for "Captain America: The Winter...
Tags: Scarlett Johansson, Washington, DC, Hospitals and Clinics, Politics, Pension and Welfare
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