The sculptures – made from molded cork and remnants of bones – function as both cautionary symbols and observers. “I named it Before The End,” Bhabha stated to Artnet, “I didn’t realize what was on the horizon when I created them in 2023.
In a memo published today, Peretti criticized TikTok and Meta, pointing out that their CEOs, Zhang Yiming and Mark Zuckerberg, seem to pay less attention to content quality and instead are deeply invested in technology and artificial intelligence. According to Peretti, these companies often rely on the decisions of AI systems over those of human workers within the company.
It seems oddly limiting to label as creatively barren the reinterpretation of shows like “Doogie Howser, M.D” or “American Gigolo”, yet productions of classics such as “Macbeth”, “Oedipus”, or “Oklahoma!” are frequently revisited in cycles. It’s not that we’re hoping these young lovers in “Romeo & Juliet” will survive again, but rather to witness how a fresh director and cast breathe new life into the material, leaving their unique mark on the story. Through innovative interpretations of familiar tales, we can still be touched or amazed.
On the same day, June 6th, another movie from Lionsgate’s John Wick franchise, titled Ballerina, will debut as a counterpart in a natural manner.
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On June 6th, Lionsgate’s John Wick spinoff, Ballerina, is set to open in a matching sequence with the original series.
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Simultaneously with John Wick on June 6th, there’s another movie from Lionsgate, called Ballerina, that follows suit as a spinoff.
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On June 6th, Lionsgate will release a counterpart to the John Wick series, titled Ballerina.
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Nate Moore has been associated with Marvel Studios since its initial stages and has progressed to become a producer for movies like “Captain America: The Winter Soldier,” “Black Panther,” and “Eternals.” Recently, Moore announced his departure from Marvel to pursue personal ventures. However, before he leaves, he will be producing “Black Panther 3,” one of his last projects in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). At a recent press day for “Captain America: Brave New World,” TopMob questioned Moore about fans’ readiness to see a new actor portray T’Challa, either as a replacement or as a character from another universe. Moore responded with genuine candor when he shared his thoughts on the topic.