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Is HBO Max available on Amazon Prime Video? How to register

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HBO Max is one of the most popular streaming services available. With new movies like “The Batman” and “Dune” and original TV shows like “Westworld” and “House of Dragons”, it boasts one of the largest content libraries of any streaming service. through the HBO Max app. Amazon Prime Video is becoming a tough contender in the battle for top content, too. “Boys” is a smash hit, and the upcoming “Lord of the Rings: Rings of Power” figures to be hype and earn a freight train for Amazon’s streaming service. But many customers are stuck and wondering, “Is HBO Max stillRead News

Samaritan – Everything we know about the main video movie

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This article discusses the Prime Video film Samaritan, including information on the release date, premise, cast, production, and other details. While Perdana Video has had a ton of success entering the TV space, I still think they are struggling in the area of ​​original movies. However, that didn’t stop them from trying, including the release of Samaritan, a superhero-ish-style movie starring Sylvester Stallone. Will we see an exciting addition to the superhero movie space? Here’s everything we know about Samaritan’s Prime Video movie. Samaritan release date The Samaritan will debut on Prime Video on August 26, 2022. Samaritan premise Courtesy ofRead News

Extras: TVFI Sales to the Middle East; Prime Video expands investment in Nigeria

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TVF International locks in several sales for MENA Actual distributor TVF International has confirmed a series of sales to broadcast platforms in the Middle East and North Africa. MENA broadcaster BBC News Arabic has picked up Channel News Asia’s (CNA) award-winning series Disease Hunters (3 x 48 min.), the BBC Super Tunnel commission (9 x 60 min. ), as well as Lost Pyramids of the Aztecs (2 x 50 min.), originally broadcast on Channel 4 in the UK and Discovery Science in Canada. Also included in the package was the long-running travel series No Luggage (184 x 29 min.), fromRead News

Fahad Faasil Malayankunju to be watched on Prime Video from August 11

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Actor Fahadh Faasil’s survival drama Malayankunju will make its OTT debut on Prime Video on August 11, the streamer announced on Monday. The Malayalam language film is written by Mahesh Narayanan and directed by Sajimon Prabhakar. Also starring Rajisha Vijayan and Indrans in pivotal roles, Malayankunju is an emotional story of survival, when a man is trapped in a landslide. According to a press release, the film is shot 40 feet below ground level and has surreal sequences that elevate an ordinary survival story to another level. Faasil said that Malayankunju turned out to be “one of his toughest films”Read News

All or Nothing: Arsenal Episode 4 Prime Video release date confirmed

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Amazon Prime Video’s much-loved sports docuseries All or Nothing is back on our screens, this time covering former football giants Arsenal as they attempt to climb to the top of the Premier League. However, rather than releasing all the episodes of the series at once, Prime Video is employing a slightly different release schedule, which has left fans eagerly awaiting the arrival of the next installment. But when exactly will episode 4 of All or Nothing: Arsenal be released on Prime Video and how many episodes are there in total? All or Nothing: Arsenal episodes 1-3 recap All or Nothing:Read News

Prime Video August 2022 List Includes the Freevee Lineup

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Prime Video has announced the movie and TV series coming to the service in August. The Prime Video August 2022 lineup includes new Amazon Original Movies, Series, and Specials. Below, you’ll also find titles coming to Amazon Freevee, the free streaming service formerly known as IMDb TV. The Prime Video August 2022 slate includes A League of Their Own, which takes a new twist on the classic story of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League, and the realistic rescue of a soccer team. a boy from a Thai mountain cave. recounted in director Ron Howard’s Thirteen Lives thriller. Find outRead News

The Boys Mocks from Prime Video Warner Bros. Discovery and HBO Max

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If you’ve watched The Boys, the superhero satire on Prime Video, you know the series is no stranger to poking fun at corporate antics. Now the show has a new target in mind: Warner Bros. Discovery. The newly combined company made headlines last week after canceling the nearly completed feature film Batgirl and Scoob!: Holiday Haunt, a sequel to 2020’s Scoob. In addition, HBO Max quietly removed several shows and movies. One of the withdrawn films was An American Pickle, which stars Seth Rogen – also an epic about The Boys – as an Eastern European Jewish immigrant who isRead News

Fahadh Faasil and Naga Chaitanya meet each other on Prime Video

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They are not exactly competitors. One is a Telugu star and the other mainly operates in the Malayalam industry. But the two actors in question, Naga Chaitanya and Fahadh Faasil, are not averse to acting in other languages. Fahadh recently did Pushpa in Telugu and Vikram in Tamil. Naga Chaitanya will be seen in action in Laal Singh Chaddha in Hindi. The two heroes’ recent offerings — Fahadh’s Malayanjkunju and Naga Chaitanya’s Thank You — released on the same date in theaters: July 22, to be exact. Now, these two films will collide with each other, so to speak, asRead News

What time is Never Have I Ever season 3 coming to Netflix?

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Never Me Ever (L to R) Lee Rodriguez as Fabiola Torres, Ramona Young as Eleanor Wong, Maitreyi Ramakrishnan as Devi in ​​episode 309 of Never Have I Ever. Cr. Courtesy of Netflix © 2022 The Never Have I Ever season 3 release date is fast approaching and we are so excited for the new season! As always, we’re here to share the release time with you so you don’t miss it when it drops. Never Have I Ever is arguably one of Netflix’s best teen series. It premiered in April 2020 and people quickly watched the entire first season in oneRead News

The Wretched on Netflix is ​​a decent throwback horror

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Bad movie from IFC, IFC picture In the scene of “psychological horror” movies, many of which fail to impress, it’s nice to see a well-thought-out movie that comes of age with a supernatural element of horror with The Wretched on Netflix. And I’m not the only one who thinks so! The Wretched was released to the streaming service on July 31st and is already in the Top Ten Netflix Movies with a fresh rating of 75% on Rotten Tomatoes. Written and directed by the Pierce brothers, a duo to keep your eyes peeled for in the horror genre, IFC releasedRead News

What time did I just kill my father on Netflix?

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I Just Killed My Father — Courtesy of Netflix Netflix has another true crime documentary arriving this week. When can you start streaming I Just Killed My Father on Netflix? There is no doubt that you will be ready to dive into some true crime documentaries. There is something about this genre that keeps us busy. We want to see the story of what happened and why it happened. I Just Killed My Father is a must watch. The series follows what the title suggests: The case of Anthony Templet involving the time he shot his father. Why did he doRead News

Is Grease on Netflix? (Where to stream Grease 2022)

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Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta in a scene from ‘Grease,’ 1978. (Photo by Paramount/Getty Images) Starring John Travolta, Olivia Newton-John, Stockard Channing, Didi Conn and Jeff Conaway, Grease is one of the most iconic and beloved musicals to ever grace the big screen. Its soundtrack is filled with some of the greatest original tunes that have had generations singing along for decades. The film inspired a sequel, was a hit Broadway production, and is one of the most recognizable characters in the world of cinema. Although it was released nearly five decades ago, it’s a film that continues to holdRead News

Is Netflix the right home for The Sandman?

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The Sandman, Neil Gaiman’s iconic and groundbreaking exploration of dreams, fantasy and the occult, is getting a lush adaptation on Netflix. Known by Norman Mailer as “a cartoon for intellectuals,” The Sandman is among the finest pieces of storytelling and artistry we’ve seen in the comics genre. It is famously challenging, thought-provoking, philosophical and unwilling – or perhaps unable – to confine itself to a given category. Like its famously elusive protagonist, The Sandman flows, twists and turns through a story that remains engaging, even if it’s not always accessible. Reviews for the show have been strong out of theRead News

SAG-AFTRA board of directors overwhelmingly approves new Netflix deal, which Fran Drescher calls “a good deal,” updated

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SAG-AFTRA’s National Board has voted overwhelmingly to approve a new three-year contract with Netflix. The contract now goes to the guild member for approval. “We’ve got a really good deal,” said SAG-AFTRA President Fran Drescher, who chairs the guild’s negotiating committee. “We further improved the technical conditions, allowing short-term photographers to have more freedom to work on other projects and ensure short pauses between pickups.” According to the guild, the agreement creates a “no-dispute window” of at least three months each season during which performers can accept an express approval on a other shows or connections without prior confirmation ofRead News

New Netflix shows and movies coming in September 2022

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DO REVENGE – (L-R) Maya Hawke as Eleanor and Camila Mendes as Drea in Do Revenge. kr. Kim Simms/Netflix © 2022. With summer coming to an end and fall approaching, there are so many new Netflix shows and movies to look forward to in September. While it hasn’t been the busiest month for Netflix compared to recent months, with titles like Stranger Things and Virgin River (among many other major releases), there are plenty of great Netflix original movies and shows you need to watch to keep us entertained. to keep. From the final seasons of Cobra Kai and Fate:Read News

Netflix has some great games but no one is playing them

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Photo: Mykolastock (Shutterstock) Since last year, Netflix has been offering its subscribers access to free video games. Now, data shows that less than one percent of its users are playing any of these games. And while the streaming giant has announced that more games are coming to its service, very few of its 200 million subscribers likely will. In November, Netflix began offering games as part of its subscription service, launching with five initial titles: Stranger Things: The Game, Stranger Things 3: The Game, Card Blast, Teeter Up, and Shooting Hoops. It has since added more and now has overRead News

Best New Movies and Shows on Netflix Today: August 8, 2022

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Codename: Emperor’ debuts on Netflix on August 8, 2022. This week has been a profitable one for NetflixNFLX , as many new movies and TV shows will be added to the streaming service’s digital library between today and Saturday. And today is no exception, because there are two new options for subscribers. Let’s dive into all the new movies and shows that are available. In addition to this, at the bottom of the article you can find a complete list of every new show coming to Netflix this week. Code Name: Emperor If you want some tips on the bestRead News

Photographer Marin documents arts in state prisons

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A 2007 outdoor concert at San Quentin State Prison featuring musician Michael Franti inspired San Rafael photographer Peter Merts as he documented the joy and excitement of the inmates. She volunteers for the show’s creator, Corte Madera nonprofit Bread & Roses Presents, Merts never knew that a chance encounter that day would lead him on an amazing life journey that would take him to all 36 California prisons over the next 15 years. Merts also had no way of knowing that at that time, his reputation for capturing the behavior of prisoners as expressed through art, music and theater wouldRead News

OMA’s Taipei Performing Arts Center opens

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OMA’s Taipei Performing Arts Center Opens The Taipei Performing Arts Center designed by OMA is open to the public. The project is directed by Rem Koolhaas and David Gianotten at Taipei’s Shilin Night Market. This modern theater created controversy among developers when it was first announced in 2009 due to its unusual shape. Decorated with a series of action plans, the form combines three types of theater so that it can perform a variety of performances. Now this space for cultural creators is open, allowing the public to explore new trends in theater and see different theaters. When we firstRead News

Artist explores emotional nutrition through papier-mâché

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The walls of the church-turned-gallery are decorated with brightly colored papier-mâché sweets and post-futuristic TV sets on top of cardboard boxes. The new exhibition, “We Feed & Nourish Each Other,” was created by local freelance illustrator Agnes Barton-Sabo and displayed at the Corvallis Center for the Arts. Trained in the traditional visual arts, they rediscovered papier-mâché due to the resources available to them during the pandemic. Papier-mâché is an accessible and approachable form of sculpture because it is created with household materials – paper or cardboard layered with paste. “I needed an art project to work on because that’s howRead News

River Arts is planning an opening reception for Elaine Abel and Elizabeth Palmer

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Still life by Elizabeth Palmer. Submitted photo DAMARISCOTTA – River Arts plans to host an opening reception for the Elaine Abel and Elizabeth Palmer gallery exhibit from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, August 13 at the gallery on Elm St. 36. Their show “Realism, two views” is at the River Room gallery from 11 to 31. in August. This collaboration showcases their unique vision for extraordinary depictions of ordinary objects. Realism is their goal, and they achieve it very differently. The show is lively, full of color and enjoyment. Palmer is a lifelong student of art, beginning at age 5Read News

Philly culture on a budget: Where to find discounts on art, nature and history

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In a world full of bougie tour guides and TikTok destination suggestions, it’s easy to forget that there’s so much to explore in Philadelphia without breaking the bank. Whether you’re visiting the city or a resident looking to see more sights, there’s plenty to do at a discount – plenty to include in a guidebook. But we’ve taken stock of what’s currently available and collected some of the best options. 💌 Love Philadelphia? Sign up for the free Billy Penn newsletter to get everything you need to know about Philadelphia, every day. From enjoying world-renowned paintings or unique local creations,Read News

Gulf Coast State College in Panama City is hiring a leader for the media arts department

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PANAMA CITY – Gulf Coast State College has a new leader for its Department of Visual Arts and Technology. Jennifer McAtee comes to GCSC from Dallas, where she served as the music department supervisor at El Centro College for six years. She joined the GCSC team with plans to bring more opportunities to the arts. GCSC Project: Groundbreaking has begun for a new STEM building at Gulf Coast State. Look what’s coming Thinking of college? Why the Gulf Coast State’s ‘Super Saturday’ events may be for you “I’m so excited to be a part of a college where everyone supportsRead News

Hannibal Arts Council Arty Party on August 19 Highlights Watercolor – Muddy River News

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Home » News » Hannibal Arts Council Arty Party August 19 highlights watercolor August 7, 2022 — by Muddy River News Eucalyptus leaves transparently created using watercolors by Brenda Beck Fisher. | Photo courtesy of Hannibal Arts Council HANNIBAL, Mo. — A eucalyptus watercolor art party will be held at 7 p.m. Friday, Aug. 19, at the Hannibal Arts Council, 105 S. Main. Participants will transparently paint eucalyptus leaves with watercolors on 12 x 12 inch watercolor paper. Step-by-step instructions and all accessories – including mat and frame – are included. Project manager will be local artist and HAC programRead News

‘More fighting than fighting.’ A Wooster instructor earns an 8th degree black belt

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WOOSTER – Chuck Murzda was disappointed that the World Jidokwan Taekwondo Federation did not require him to test his eighth degree black belt. “I tested all the time up to level seven,” said Murzda. “This time they said they researched me and said my reputation precedes mine, so I don’t need to test. We’ll just promote you, they say.” For someone who has worked hard for everything he has achieved, said Murzda, he did not expect an easy path to his final achievement in taekwondo. Dog shelter gets help: Residents raise nearly $3,000 in two fundraisers for Wayne County DogRead News

Liberal Arts and the Community | Confessions of a Community College Dean

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As a general rule, it’s hard to get Tim Burke too wrong. That said, a particularly good sentence in a recent post of his jumped out at me and didn’t leave my head for the better part of a week. It refers to an older tradition of universities providing free, continuing courses for adults in the community. “…the idea of ​​a liberal education less as an embedded part of a degree that gives a credential that is recognized as a professional qualification to do particular kinds of work and more as an ongoing enterprise that makes more sense in manyRead News

The next phase of Detroit’s community arts nonprofit Garage Cultural

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Community arts nonprofit Garage Cultural is using the newly awarded funding as a “springboard” to build its new campus. Driving news: The Kresge Foundation awarded Garage Cultural $150,000 this spring to fund outdoor, conference and green space surrounding the new southwest building. What’s happening: The space is “at a critical stage,” Garage director Amelia Duran tells Axios. Main photo: Duran’s father, Ismael “Bandolero” Duran, was a Latin American musician and immigrant who founded Garage Cultural in 2011 for artists and performers. Flashback: The nonprofit has been trying to buy the building it’s owned for 10 years, but the deal fellRead News

Report: Puget Sound arts and culture threatened by exodus

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Pittard has had to resort to “emergency fundraising” many times in recent years. When debt started piling up and the rent didn’t seem feasible, Pittard would ask her social media community to pitch in via Venmo, PayPal or Cash App. Living in Seattle as a full-time musician has been difficult for the past decade, Pittard says, and they don’t know how long they can hold out. They point to musician friends who went into tech or real estate to pay the bills, others who left with the promise of more music gigs in New York or New Orleans. “It’s becomingRead News

Carnival Row Season 2: The Season Finale Coming Soon to Amazon Prime Video!

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One of the most anticipated Amazon Prime Video seasons is the second season of Carnival Row. But many are wondering if the steampunk fantasy TV show will be available in March 2022 now that filming has ended. Ever since the show was renewed in 2019, viewers have been patiently waiting for the release of the second season. The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, however, has caused many production problems. the third click to add Credit: Prime Video on Amazon 2nd season of Carnival Row Will it release this month? is currently the most frequently asked question by enthusiasts. The list of newRead News

800000 UK households turn off Netflix and Prime Video

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Netflix and Amazon Prime Video lost a total of nearly 800,000 UK subscribers between April and June, reports The Guardian. A survey by the Broadcast Audience Research Board (BARB) reveals that Prime Video suffered the biggest losses, losing 589,000 households, while Netflix was shunned by another 206,000. Sky’s Now streaming membership also fell by 43,000. The latest round of disconnections are believed to be due to the UK’s cost of living crisis, which has strained family finances and apparently led some to cut Better Call Saul to better cope with the rise energy bills. “The numbers we’re reporting today showRead News