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Here's what movie theaters may look like in a post-COVID world, according to one expert.

Goodbye, snow days. Hello, babies: 6 ways COVID will continue to change Kansas City Eric Adler, The Kansas City Star Dec. 31—Predicting the future is an iffy game. Few people before 2020, after all, seriously believed that a pandemic, generated by a virus from bats in China, would end up hobbling world commerce and in only nine months kill 1.7 million people, more than 300,000 in the United States. Yet vaccines hold the promise that in 2021 the COVID-19 virus will begin to be tamed. What might the new normal look like then? Will everyone discard protective face masks or migh...

For movie theaters, the coronavirus stimulus bill is a tale of two industries Steven Zeitchik Employee Grayson Allred in front of the Paramount Theatre in Abilene, Tex. The marquee notifies all would-be patrons that the theater has closed indefinitely due to rising coronavirus cases in the city. The historical venue is part of a class of movie theaters that will be eligible for a critical stimulus package — if it becomes law. (Tony Gutierrez/AP) When Congress passed the coronavirus relief bill on Monday, William Barstow had a very specific reaction: unrestrained glee. ...

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