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Everything New on HBO Max in June 2021 two big Warner Bros. premieres in June:  In the Heights, the film adaptation of the Tony Award-winning Broadway musical by Lin-Manuel Miranda. Plus, if you missed  The Little Things with Denzel Washington and Jared Leto earlier this year, that’s back on HBO Max as well. (Remember: The same-day Warner Bros. premieres are only on HBO Max for 30 days initially.) The rest of the month includes Season 2 of  Betty, Season 2 of the Max Original  Full Bloom, and the season finale of  In Treatment (exact date TBD). Older titles coming to the service inc...

Get ready for ‘The Conjuring 3’ and ‘In the Heights.’

HBO Max Announces Over 100 New Movies/TV Shows For June HBO Max has a ton of great material coming in June. In total, over 100 new titles are on their way to the platform throughout the course of next month. Subscribers can enjoy a lot of classic films pulled from Warner Bros.’ library, as well as a few must-see originals, including a couple of the studio’s next big movie releases. For starters, the first day of the month delivers the usual load of freshly licensed content, which this time around includes some real treats. Catch The Conjuring 2 before the third film debuts (more on that...

Posted: Apr 25, 2021 5:00 PM NT | Last Updated: April 25 Ed Martin, CEO of Clockwork Fox Studios, will become CEO of Carnegie Learning's Canadian arm after the sale of his company. (CBC) When St. John's tech startup Clockwork Fox Studios, the makers of Zorbit's Math Adventure, went looking for a partner to help them distribute their math education app in the United States, they weren't looking to sell the company. But that's what happened, as the company has now been acquired by Carnegie Learning in Philadelphia. The sale was finalized April 19, but the company's CEO Ed Martin won't say publ...

Thomas Deitelbaum NAUGATUCK — As schools across the state turned to distance learning amid the COVID-19 outbreak this spring, Thomas Deitelbaum thought about the significant amount of time children spent in front of computer screens. Then an idea popped into his head. Deitelbaum, a fourth-grade teacher at Hop Brook Elementary School, would write a children’s book — one that children could enjoy, while still learning, away from their computer screens. Deitelbaum’s idea became reality in October when he self-published his first book, “Halfsy: A Math Adventure,” through Amazon’s Ki...