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Pixel Scroll 1/7/24 Pixels Scrolling Off Into The Sky, The Sound Of Filers Echoing Down From The Heaven - Vimarsana News

Pixel Scroll 1/7/24 Pixels Scrolling Off Into The Sky, The Sound Of Filers Echoing Down From The Heaven

(1) THESE GUYS ARE SHAMELESS. Disney tried to shut down a YouTuber’s remix of Steamboat Willie even though it was in public domain: “Disney pulls 'Steamboat Willie' YouTube copyright claim amid Mickey Mouse entry into public domain”. Mashable reported that YouTuber and voice actor Brock Baker had uploaded a video to his channel with over 1

Some businesses in Hollywood still struggling 2 months after end of actors strike - Vimarsana News

Some businesses in Hollywood still struggling 2 months after end of actors strike

Even though it's been two months since SAG-AFTRA reached a deal with major Hollywood studios, many businesses say they're still struggling.

Source: abc7.com
Patt Morrison: Antisemitism is not new — certainly not in Los Angeles - Vimarsana News

Patt Morrison: Antisemitism is not new — certainly not in Los Angeles

Antisemitism is as old as time. In Los Angeles, prejudice against Jewish people took on new and more public forms in the 1920s and 1930s and beyond.

Source: yahoo.com
Column: Antisemitism isn't new — certainly not in Los Angeles - Vimarsana News

Column: Antisemitism isn't new — certainly not in Los Angeles

Antisemitism is as old as time. In Los Angeles, prejudice against Jewish people took on new and more public forms in the 1920s and 1930s and beyond.

Deep fakes: CGI pushing Hollywood's leading prop library out of action - Vimarsana News

Deep fakes: CGI pushing Hollywood's leading prop library out of action

Months of strikes by actors and writers and the growing use of CGI are pushing one of the film industry’s leading prop suppliers out of business