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Michael Moore hosts a special screening of his acclaimed film, featuring a Q&A with Cpl.
Michael Moore reflects on the aftermath of the 2022 U.S. midterm elections, celebrating the Democratic victories while engaging with his podcast audience.
A YouTuber recounts a moment of despair as their views drop lower and lower, questioning the platform's promise of giving everyone a voice.
At 22, Genevieve Lacey left Australia for Europe to pursue her dream of becoming a recorder virtuoso, facing challenges and self-doubt along the way.
Richard Lorber, CEO of Kino Lorber, joins a monthly conversation series exploring film, physical media, and collecting, featuring insights and audience engagement.
Vidiots, a non-profit video store in Los Angeles, hosts a conversation series with Kino Lorber's Frank Tarzi and industry experts about film and physical media.
Four groups of musicians perform in a shopping mall, creating a unique sound experience that challenges traditional concert settings.
YouTube's evolving landscape is examined through the experiences of viral stars and influencers, revealing the complexities of audience engagement and platform accountability.
Independent filmmakers face challenges in a rapidly changing industry, with many aiming for global audiences rather than specific small groups.
Neustrelitz's state theater faces significant challenges as it navigates structural downsizing and funding cuts, impacting artistic expression and community engagement.
On National Fossil Day, October 12, 2022, the Eons team hosted a 4-hour livestream featuring paleontology games, a studio tour, and a Q&A session.
Paul Anka performed five shows in one day while reflecting on his rise to fame in the American entertainment industry during the late 1950s.
Michael Moore announces his new Substack platform, emphasizing the need for truthful discourse in a time of political uncertainty and social upheaval.
$80,000 was spent by Bruce Mitchison to purchase a digital projector for Fairview Cinema 3, as independent theaters struggle to compete with larger chains.
Apollo Robbins can steal a watch in just three minutes while engaging the victim in a game designed to distract and misdirect their attention.
Only 5.3% of the film production workforce in the UK comes from minority ethnic backgrounds, despite 13% of the population being non-white.
Over two weekends, 160 people of various ages participated in a communal dance event at Greenwich Borough Hall, expressing themselves through movement.
Improving older videos with enhanced visuals and accurate information is the focus of this channel update, outlining future content expectations.
Hasan Minhaj and his wife, Beena, have a rule that he can use material freely in shows with fewer than 100 people, subject to her review later.
Devansh Kotak, 28, weighs the decision to leave his stable banking job in Mumbai to pursue a career in stand-up comedy.
Michael responds to listener voice messages on Rumble, addressing challenging questions and sharing insights on various topics.
Julie, known as Lonelady, discusses her desire for a slow burn in her music career, contrasting it with the rapid rise of artists like the Arctic Monkeys.
Alaska Governor Sarah Palin jokes about the audience at the New Yorker Festival, calling them "elite media liberals" and referring to the event as a gathering of "homosexual Jews."
Flatulence, a common bodily function, can influence body weight due to the physics of gas, challenging misconceptions about its effects.
Barbara De Angelis explores the dynamics of financial control in relationships, discussing how partners can navigate conflicts over money.
Ten years is the average time it takes for a comedian to achieve success, according to insights from professionals in the comedy industry.
Natural history enthusiasts engage in a watch party and Q&A for the second episode of the PBS series exploring life on the supercontinent Pangea.
