The ongoing legal battle between Charles Cohen, a prominent figure in New York’s real estate scene, and Fortress Credit Corp has come to a significant resolution as a New York State Supreme Court judge has determined that Cohen owes Fortress a staggering $187.25 million. This ruling is contingent upon an auction of various assets that
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Following a triumphant showcase at both the Telluride Film Festival and the New York Film Festival, the film adaptation of Colson Whitehead’s critically acclaimed novel “Nickel Boys” is poised to capture the attention of audiences this December. Originally slated for a late October premiere, Amazon MGM Studios—a powerhouse in cinematic storytelling—has opted for a strategic
In an exciting turn for the Broadway landscape, Sam Gold’s contemporary adaptation of Shakespeare’s “Romeo + Juliet” has captured audiences and critics alike. Starring rising talents Kit Connor and Rachel Zegler, the production debuted with remarkable success, selling out its first three preview performances last week. The Circle in the Square Theatre was filled beyond
This weekend at the international box office reveals a landscape of animated films that are both competing and coexisting in a unique cinematic environment. As the industry gears up for the dynamic Golden Week period in China, audiences worldwide are witnessing the ongoing performances of two notable animated features. Despite differing degrees of success, both
The film industry is often a dynamic world, poised between artistic expression and commercial viability. Recent box office performances reveal intriguing patterns and emerging cinematic trends. Among these, Columbia Pictures’ latest offering, *Saturday Night*, has sparked interest for its compelling story and impressive initial performance. *Saturday Night*, directed by Jason Reitman, opened to a substantial
The ever-evolving global box office demonstrates a rapidly changing cinematic landscape, where the success or failure of films can be dictated not just by their content, but also by a myriad of external factors. Recent box office performances, particularly those from DreamWorks Animation’s **The Wild Robot** and Francis Ford Coppola’s **Megalopolis**, provide illuminating insights into
As Hurricane Helene approaches Florida, the effects of this Category 4 storm are already being felt across the state. With winds reaching up to 130 mph, nearly 40 multiplex cinemas operated by AMC, Cinemark, and Regal have been forced to close their doors temporarily. Ranging from Fort Myers in the south to Tallahassee in the
In 1989, the small town of Kearns, Utah, became the backdrop for a tale of resilience and hope that would resonate across generations. Ten-year-old Joshua Dennis found himself trapped in an abandoned mine, an unnerving situation that unfolded into a five-day nightmare. Alone and vulnerable beneath the Earth’s surface, he faced chilling hunger and biting
The movie industry is witnessing an influx of family-centric films this weekend, a trend that appears to be a strategic move by studios to cater to audiences during a time when such offerings have garnered substantial attention. With the release of DreamWorks Animation’s latest endeavor, *The Wild Robot*, based on Peter Brown’s New York Times
Sideshow and Janus Films have successfully secured all U.S. distribution rights to David Cronenberg’s highly anticipated film, “The Shrouds.” With a theatrical release slated for spring 2025, this film marks a notable addition to Cronenberg’s distinguished oeuvre, already notable for its unique explorations of human psyche and technology. The film held its world premiere at