Someone Asked Harrison Ford About The ‘Death Of The Movie Star’ And He Had The Perfect 5-Word Response

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The film and television sector is an ever-evolving industry, experiencing significant transformations over time. In recent years, the streaming wars have intensified, leading some A-list actors to shift towards TV roles. This trend has sparked debates about the potential demise of the classic “movie star.” Recently, this idea was brought up in conversation with Harrison Ford, who provided a succinct and fitting response consisting of just five words.

Scavengers Reign Season 2 Gets New Trailer, Despite Netflix Cancellation

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Joseph Bennett, co-creator of the seemingly underappreciated series “Scavengers Reign”, has tantalizingly shared a sneak peek for Season 2, despite the show being terminated by Netflix on two occasions. The highly praised animated production chronicles the plight of the Nautilus space station crew who find themselves marooned on an alien world. As the remaining five crew members struggle to locate their last escape pod, they stumble upon the peculiar and fascinating creatures inhabiting the planet.

Olafur Eliasson’s ‘Lifeworld’ Brings Blurred Perspectives to Major Cities

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Olafur Eliasson’s recent creation, titled “Lifeworld“, turns prominent city displays into intricate abstract visual environments. This collaboration between CIRCA and WeTransfer is noteworthy, with the digital art exhibition premiering on October 1st. At 20:24 every night, you can catch a glimpse of this artwork on screens at renowned international landmarks such as London’s Piccadilly Lights, K-Pop Square in Seoul, Berlin’s Limes Kurfürstendamm, and throughout November on Times Square’s 92 screens as part of the “Midnight Moment” series.

Election Polls Are Increasingly Useless. Can We Get Rid of Them?

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Once upon time, daily TV ratings reports were quite significant. Every weekday morning, The Hollywood Reporter would compile the Nielsen overnight ratings and search for an intriguing narrative hidden within the data. This kind of coverage was highly valued across all trade publications in the industry. However, as the era of streaming and on-demand content emerged, the importance of a show’s initial performance dwindled. As a result, by 2020, The Hollywood Reporter started reporting only the overnight ratings in exceptional cases, as the numbers were becoming increasingly irrelevant.