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Listen • 3:38 Music venues, most of which have been almost entirely shut down during the pandemic, were supposed to get money from the last COVID-19 relief package passed in December. But as NPR’s This article was originally published on WBUR.org. Copyright 2021 NPR. To see more, visit https://www.npr.org.
/ The marquee of the IFC Center in Manhattan welcomes viewers back after being closed nearly one year // NPR, Ryan Kailath Movie theaters in Chicago, Houston, Phoenix and Philadelphia have been open for months. But attendance remains low, not just because of public safety concerns—but because there isn't much to see. Major studios are delaying their blockbusters, or releasing them straight to streaming. One big reason? The two biggest movie markets in the country, New York City and Los Angeles, remain closed. Now, New York City is reopening theaters at reduced capacity. AMC Theatre...
Ryan Kailath Ryan Kailath is WWNO's Coastal Reporter. He has reported for NPR and APM, as well as public radio stations in California, Texas and New York. He has also produced stories for podcasts like PRI's Afropop Worldwide, WNYC's Note to Self and Radiotopia's The Heart. Find him on Twitter @. More Authors