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MUSE Creative and Design Awards open 2027 entries with ‘Reimagine Craft’ theme
The International Awards Associate has thrown open the doors for the 2027 MUSE Creative Awards and MUSE Design Awards, and…
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Abramorama picks up ‘The Choice,’ Holocaust survivor doc with Oct. 7 ties, for North American run
Based on Dr. Edith Eger's New York Times bestselling memoir, the documentary weaves together three generations of women marked by…
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MyTi Films bets on AI-generated slate, sets November 20 premiere for ‘Medusa
A New Jersey indie studio is trying to prove that artificial intelligence can sustain a full streaming slate, not just…
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John Abraham warns a single HRV score can’t define recovery — context matters more
In an era where wearable devices push daily scores for sleep and heart rate variability, a Singapore-based physiotherapist is urging…
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Bold&Zeal founder Erica Bazerkanian runs ninth marathon for paralyzed father, 10 years after his death
When Erica Bazerkanian lines up at the starting line of the TCS New York City Marathon on November 1, she…
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Yeneneh Wakjira’s new AI book targets automation bias with a human-first playbook
"Thinking Clearly With AI" moves beyond hype, providing a practical, human-first roadmap for building AI literacy and preventing automation bias.…
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Hot in Hollywood TV takes over red carpet for ‘Search Party: Where’s PawPaw?’ premiere
Independent filmmaking gets a major spotlight moment this November when a mother-daughter production team brings their debut feature to Beverly…
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ArtMattan snaps up U.S. rights to Gessica Généus’s Cannes drama ‘Marie Madeleine
The independent film world just got a significant boost for Haitian cinema. ArtMattan Films, a distributor with a three-decade track…
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Author Debbie Bishop taps ‘Fight Club’ action designer Jeff Imada to direct film adaptations
When an author's prose universe is built on sprawling mythology, high-stakes espionage, and larger-than-life visuals, the leap to cinema often…