As hopes for a float or sale are put on hold for now, magic of the silver screen will survive, says boss of Vue

Travis Scott is releasing his new single "Franchise" this Friday. The single is accompanied by original artwork by George Condo, the renowned contemporary artist behind the paintings that accompanied Kanye West's My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, and can be preordered digitally or on cassette and CD now via Scott's website.

concert in April attracted a record 12 million viewers.Epic Games is pushing virtual in-game events like concerts or screenings aggressively since the cornoavirus pandemic forced many other industries to grind to a near standstill — even film producers including Christopher Nolan are using the widely popular game to boost trailers for new films.“We’re always looking to partner with talented artists who are interested in pushing boundaries and finding innovative ways to reach fans,” Epic Games

After multiple weeks of release in theaters, the domestic box office totals aren’t that great for “Tenet.” Thankfully, as far as Warner Bros. and director Christopher Nolan are concerned, this can be chalked up to the fact that the studio released the film in the middle of a pandemic when domestic theaters are still not all back and many aren’t able to run at large capacity.

The disastrous debut of Warner Bros’ spy thriller “Tenet” at movie theaters has Hollywood studios fingering the panic button. “Tenet” — a $200 million Christopher Nolan production which has amassed less than $30 million in ticket sales since it hit US theaters on Sept.

Harry Styles has landed his second film role, according to reports.The new appearance will follow the singer’s acting debut, which came in 2017 Christopher Nolan film Dunkirk.According to Deadline, Styles is set to star alongside Chris Pine and Little Women‘s Florence Pugh in Don’t Worry Darling, the new film from Olivia Wilde.The report states that Styles is replacing Shia LaBeouf in the film, after the actor had to drop out due to a scheduling conflict.

has sells subscriptions to Disney’s news streaming service, Disney+.Only customers in China and a handful of other Asian countries are being given the chance to see the flick on the big screen. Everyone else must pay $30 or wait until Dec.

Rebecca Rubin News Editor, OnlineFor much of the pandemic, Hollywood’s collective attention has hinged on one movie: “Tenet.”The time-bending thriller from director Christopher Nolan was expected to answer definitively if audiences would go back to the movies once cases of coronavirus were under control. Theaters were closed for months starting in March to help stop the spread of the virus.

Now that Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet” has hit (some) theaters and seemingly underwhelmed some audiences and critics, the next big anticipated sci-fi epic of the year is easily Denis Villeneuve’s “Dune.” Based on Frank Herbert’s sci-fi novels of the same name, David Lynch made a “Dune” movie in 1984, but it’s one of his famous flops, and suffice to say it didn’t come near the franchise potential Hollywood always hoped it would have.

AT&T CFO John Stephens masked up and went to the movie theater to enjoy Warner Bros.’ “Tenet,” the Christopher Nolan film currently dominating both the box office and industry buzz.“I couldn’t have imagined being able to see that and enjoy it in the same way here in my home,” the telecom and entertainment company senior executive vice president said on Wednesday.“We understand the distribution model is going to evolve,” Stephens said at the Bank of America Media, Communications & Entertainment

One bona fide movie star in a family is pretty good; two is rare. But with the Sept.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticThis is the weekend American film fans have been waiting for with the release of a pair of the year’s biggest movies — Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet” and Disney’s live-action version of “Mulan” — after considerable delay.The fact that the two strategies for sharing these two movies with the public are so wildly different — Nolan insisted on releasing “Tenet” in theaters, while “Mulan” will test Disney Plus’ pricey new “Prime Access” model — shows the degree of

In some ways, the entirety of the film industry discourse revolves around Warner Bros. over the next month.

As WarnerMedia Studios and Networks Group head Ann Sarnoff marks a year at the company where she was recently elevated to a top position overseeing all content, she agreed to a series of interviews on Thursday tied to the release of Christopher Nolan’s much-discussed and oft-postponed Tenet.

“Tenet” hit theaters Thursday — two days before “Memento” premiered in 2000 — where it landed in an alien theatergoing landscape of required masks and one-third capacity limits. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, there was no starry LA or New York premiere.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorAt first it looked like AMC would be delayed with reopening their cinemas in New Jersey given the state’s last minute OK this week, and now the biggest exhibitor in the world will have two locations ready to go for Christopher Nolan’s time thriller noir this Friday, Sept 4: AMC Jersey Gardens 20 and AMC Wayne 14.If you live in Manhattan, NYC and are itching to get to the movies, well, now there’s a way.AMC Jersey Gardens is a 39 minute

Christopher Nolan was supposed to save cinemas with “Tenet” this summer, but lukewarm reviews and an ongoing box office-challenging pandemic may still want a word on that final verdict.

Anthony D'Alessandro, Nancy Tartaglione How seemingly fitting it is to have the box office prospects for a time-travel thriller like Warner Bros.’ Tenet changing in real-time.That’s not to say that opening weekend projections are going in reverse, rather the last minute reopenings of New Jersey, Maryland, and some parts of California are providing the commercial potential for the long-awaited Christopher Nolan-directed feature; a movie that represents on several levels, the hopeful comeback of

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorEXCLUSIVE: The box office weekend projections for Warner Bros.’ Tenet just got higher.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaPoorly recorded, pirated versions of Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet” leaked online last week. Both are camcorded copies of negligible quality — at least one has Korean subtitles and another has German subtitles.

many delays due to the coronavirus pandemic, Christopher Nolan's is finally hitting theaters. The John David Washington, Elizabeth Debicki and Robert Pattinson-starring film is officially releasing internationally and in select U.S.