And then most of moviedom went normally about its day.
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This is probably one of the most realistic scenes in all of mob moviedom.
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Until now, moviedom has been relatively protected from the digital forces that have reshaped the rest of media.
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Charlie Sheen, the most famous Cleveland Indian in moviedom, is about to be wheels-up for Game 7 of the World Series.
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That total gave Mr. Perry his sixth No. 1 opening, bolstering his status as one of the most reliable crowd pullers in moviedom.
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The actor proudly adores his home country, and said it gave him a slightly outsider's perspective on moviedom that he uses to his advantage.
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At the last Academy Awards, about 34.3 million viewers watched Chris Rock deride moviedom for its lack of diversity, at times in crude terms.
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Perhaps the most famous babysitter in all of moviedom, Laurie Strode, the teen heroine of "Halloween," is stalked by a crazed predator and survives — repeatedly.
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In particular, Ms. Macdonald must avoid a cycle that plays out over and over in moviedom, one that some film agents coarsely call the fat flavor of the moment.
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For instance, asked whether his election undercut the organization's push to better represent women and minorities — as some people in moviedom immediately snarked — Mr. Bailey responded in colorful fashion.
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"Mission: Impossible — Fallout," starring Tom Cruise, 264.2, and made by Paramount Pictures, could have easily turned into a sad commentary on the state of moviedom in the age of Marvel and Netflix.
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LOS ANGELES — The Hollywood publicity and marketing agency PMK-BNC absorbed the clients and principals of a smaller competitor on Thursday, sending a ripple through a corner of moviedom that has been relatively quiet of late.
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In December, Elba confirmed that the show's creator, Neil Cross, is at work on a screenplay that would scale things up, making Season 24 a likely segue into moviedom and a leap into a larger market.
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But wrapped in the ultraliberal cocoon that is moviedom, with social media feeds filled with producers rhapsodizing in unison about Democratic politicians and seemingly every television tuned to CNN or MSNBC, it was easy to not notice him.
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As women at Ms. Silverstein's gathering cited statistics about gender inequality in moviedom — women buy 50 percent of movie tickets in the United States, but only 7 percent of the 250 top-grossing films in 2016 were directed by women — several dryly noted that it seemed appropriate to have a torture-themed horror movie as a backdrop.
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In heated conversations in Hollywood in recent weeks, prompted by articles on websites like The Daily Beast, Mic and ThinkProgress, producers, publicists, studio executives and other movie insiders have been grappling with whether there is a double standard at play — involving race, power or both — in the treatment of Nate Parker, a relatively unknown artist who has been sidelined as an Academy Award candidate, and Casey Affleck, the brother of moviedom royalty who is being feted as the leading contender for best actor.
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Shaibu Husseini (born 17 December 1970 ) is a Nigerian journalist, performing artist and film curator. He has been described as the "most consistent documentarist" on Nollywood-related topics. In 2010, he published his book, titled Moviedom, that narrates the developmental stages of Nollywood. He was the head of board of jury at the 12th Africa Movie Academy Awards.
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The 25th Academy Awards ceremony was the first to be broadcast on television: :For the first time in history, a television audience estimated at 40,000,000 personsThe actual audience was 34 million, according to will watch the movie industry's biggest show. It will mark the TV debut for scores of the biggest names in moviedom. The telecast was prompted by the need to finance the bi-coastal ceremony. When three of the film studios refused to provide their customary financial support, the RCA Victor Division of the Radio Corporation of America agreed to pay AMPAS $100,000 (one source reported $250,000The sponsorship fee was $250,000, per ) as a sponsorship fee.
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In the more innocent days of the 1960s, children all over the country used to sing this ditty to the tune of the Beatles’ ”A Hard Day’s Night”, as a tribute to the local showbiz’ most-talked about stars. Divina and Stella were obvious picks as they were the leading names that paved the way for “bomba” films in the 70s. Rising star Fernando Poe, was already a name to reckon with in action films, and hot on his heels was Poe’s discovery, Jess Lapid, who was popular enough to earn a line in the lyrics of this nonsense song, which alludes to his handsome-ness, second only to Da King. Indeed, Jess Lapid’s star could have shown brighter in Philippine moviedom, had he not met an early and untimely death.
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