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08:16am EDT| B-Movie Mogul: How A Former Telecom Titan Turned A Feel-Good Book Publisher Into A Streaming Media Star Share to Facebook Share to Linkedin Among pandemic success stories, few rival Netflix. Globally, lockdowns have helped push its subscriber rolls to more than 200 million and even better, it recently scored an impressive 35 Academy Award nominations. In the last 12 months its shares are up 49%. But as giants like Netflix, Amazon and Disney battle at the top for streaming market dominance and Oscars, a little known entertainment company with a schmaltzy name, Chicken Soup For Th...

Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 23% What critics said: "Spheeris appears caught between her desire to make a film for little children and amuse their parents, resulting in a mess that will do anything for a cheap laugh." — Blu-ray.com 4. "Synchronic" (2020) Patriot Pictures Description: "Two paramedics begin to question their realities after coming across several bizarre deaths linked to a new narcotic with mind-bending effects." Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 79% What critics said: "A smart indie sci-fi which has much to say and some great i...

Paramount Pictures Description: "Eight U.S. Army Rangers penetrate German-held territory during World War II to find and bring home a soldier whose three brothers have been killed." Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 93% What critics said: "Saving Private Ryan is a masterpiece. It cements Steven Spielberg's reputation as one of the seminal filmmakers of the era." — Observer 8. "American Me" (1992) Universal Description: "Three friends born in poverty create their own capitalist dream as powerf...

The small but bracing collision left me with just a few scrapes, barely noticeable. Two days later, however, the whole mess scabbed over, offering a tapestry of blacks, blues, and reds.

XOTV’s Franz Michael Ressel on building a social media platform around creators —and user privacy In recent years, people have started ringing the alarm on social media in earnest. Fears are rising about platforms selling user data or creating dangerous content echo chambers that, at their worst, can lead to events like January’s insurrection at the US Capitol. This article is available to registered FIPP users only. Sign up for FREE to get access to this and other great articles. It's quick and easy. Email address