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Nevada Assembly Advances Film Tax Credit That Aids Potential New Summerlin Studios

Saturday, May 31 by Nick Bonsanto

The Nevada Assembly recently passed Assembly Bill 238 with a narrow 22-20 vote, aiming to significantly expand the state's film tax credit program to aid the development of a new film studio, Summerlin Studios. This project, proposed by Howard Hughes Corp., plans to establish... Read More.

Nevada Film Tax Credit Proposals Fall Short in Revenue Generation: Studio Hopes Dim

Wednesday, May 28 by Nick Bonsanto

The reports commissioned by the state of Nevada indicate that the two legislative proposals aimed at attracting Hollywood film studios through tax credits will not generate enough tax revenue to cover the cost of the incentives. These proposals, detailed in Senate Bill 220 for... Read More.

Charli XCX Talks Creative Freedom and Success Beyond Brat at Cannes Film Festival

Wednesday, May 21 by Lyle F

CANNES, France (AP) — British pop star Charli XCX is not worried about following up the success of her critically acclaimed album "Brat." In a recent interview with Culted at the Cannes International Film Festival, she discussed the pressure of matching her previous work. "I... Read More.

The Weeknd Unveils Exclusive Clip from New Film “Hurry Up Tomorrow” on Instagram Reels

Wednesday, May 7 by Lyle F

LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Weeknd revealed a previously unseen scene from his upcoming film "Hurry Up Tomorrow" on Wednesday, May 7, inspired by a real-life event. Fans can access the exclusive scene on Instagram Reels using a password, which is "ICANTSING." The clip depicts... Read More.

Ushers “Rendezvous in Paris” Concert Film Streams Exclusively on BET+

Thursday, April 24 by Lyle F

BET+ and Sony Music Vision have announced that the concert film "Usher: Rendezvous in Paris" will be streamed exclusively on BET+ starting May 8. "I'm happy to be partnering with BET+ to bring the celebration of my 30-year career to you, the fans, to enjoy... Read More.

Celebrating Vanessa Williams on Her Birthday: Trailblazer and Talent in Music, Film, and Fashion

Tuesday, March 18 by Stacey Gilmere

Vanessa Lynn Williams is a multifaceted American singer, actress, and fashion designer who gained initial fame as the first African-American woman to be crowned Miss America in 1984. Her tenure was overshadowed by controversy when Penthouse magazine revealed plans to publish unauthorized nude photographs,... Read More.

Celebrating Queen Latifah on Her Birthday 3/18/1970 : A Trailblazing Career in Music, Film, and Philanthropy

Tuesday, March 18 by Stacey Gilmere

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THE QUEEN QUEEN LATIFAH was Born on March 18, 1970, in Newark, New Jersey, Queen Latifah is the daughter of a police officer and a schoolteacher. Her rap career began in high school when she won a talent show with a group... Read More.

The Eagles Hint at New Concert Film with Sphere Residency Footage

Sunday, March 16 by Nick Bonsanto

The Eagles are reportedly planning to create a concert film that will go beyond their current residency at Sphere. Fans noted that footage was captured during a recent performance, hinting at a project similar to U2's ongoing exclusive film at the venue. While the... Read More.

Ariana Grande Announces Deluxe Album and Short Film “Brighter Days Ahead”

Wednesday, March 12 by Lyle F

Earlier this week, Ariana Grande announced a deluxe version of her "Eternal Sunshine" album, but she had more surprises in store. On Wednesday, March 12, the pop star revealed she will also release a short film titled "Brighter Days Ahead" on the same day... Read More.

Mel Gibson Eyes Sequel for Mark Wahlberg Film Amid Las Vegas Film Industry Boom

Monday, March 10 by Nick Bonsanto

Mel Gibson recently directed a film starring Mark Wahlberg in Southern Nevada and expressed interest in making a sequel, potentially turning it into a franchise. He praised both Wahlberg’s industrious nature and the production experience in Las Vegas, highlighting the city's capability to accommodate... Read More.

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