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Brandis remembers attending the March premiere of Niki Caro’s
Mulan at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles and then “everything shut down on the next Monday,” she says.
Mulan was pulled from its March 27 release date and again from a July opening, at which point it became clear that audiences wouldn’t be returning to theaters anytime soon. That’s when Brandis, who heads the studios’ business affairs, got to work redrawing deals that would allow
Mulan to have a premium debut on Disney+ in September before being available to all subscribers in December. She similarly ushered the filmed staged production of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s
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Di Luggo says the documentary highlights environmental and social issues that must be addressed in a post-pandemic world.
The Hollywood Reporter’s Kirsten Chuba sat down with star and producer Annalaura di Luggo and creative consultant Stanley Isaacs to discuss their documentary
Napoli Eden in a
THR Presents Q&A powered by Vision Media.
During the half-hour chat, di Luggo and Isaacs described how they made the unconventional film which at times feels more like a scripted feature than a traditional documentary and its impact on starting conversations about sustainability in pre-pandemic Italy.
Napoli Eden follows di Luggo as she takes on her latest art project, four works constructed from recycled aluminum that she places in symbolic locations throughout her native Naples. While aiming to highlight sustainability and environmental protection, the multimedia artist also enlists underprivileged youth from Naples Spanish Quarters to help build her projects,
NEWSOM: Stay-at-home order could be extended API push for BONTA for AG Battle over NURSES New COVID strain: Cause for concern? O’LEARY resigns, DEBOO is IN
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THE BUZZ NEWSOM’S NOT GETTING A BREAK 2020 is not letting up, right down to the final weeks.
Whether it’s an extended lockdown (brace yourselves for that) or a new Covid-19 strain, Gov. Gavin Newsom has had to deliver some tough news again this week tempered by the vaccine deliveries, which have begun around California.
THE BIG (BAD) NEWS Newsom said the state will likely extend stay-at-home orders as coronavirus cases continue to soar, as POLITICO’s Jeremy B. White reported. That’s as most of the state has locked down again under a directive shutting regions where intensive care unit capacity dips below 15 percent which now covers where 98 percent of California s population lives.
Alter Kendrick & Baron
Despite major blows to touring and live performances, “business is booming” for Alter, a prolific dealmaker in the music publishing space. “We are in a golden era of music transaction, and I think that’s going to continue,” says Alter. This year she advised Reservoir Media Management in its acquisition of 16,000 copyrights from music publisher Shapiro Bernstein, as well as Primary Wave Music Publishing in its acquisition of various interests of the catalogs of Whitney Houston, Air Supply and Sublime.
This year I’m thankful for: Having an amazing team in our office. The majority of them happen to be women who despite everything that each of us has been handling and juggling in our personal lives, from literal newborns to college kids to grown children to parents to pets still have been super, super professional and pulling together as a team.