Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop sued for 150,000 USD for copyright infringement
Photographer Larry Singer has filed a lawsuit against Hollywood star Gwyneth Paltrow's lifestyle brand Goop for copyright infringement, stating the company used his photograph of the Fort Lauderdale house in an online city guide published on Goop's website. Singer has claimed damages of up to 150,000 USD along with any profits Goop made from his work.
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The SXSW film festival has gone online and will be available on Amazon
Amazon will be hosting the movies that were supposed to be shown at the SXSW film festival this year for around ten days. The festival itself was canceled due to the coronavirus but it seems users will still be able to enjoy the new movies, so long as they have an Amazon account.
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A unique streaming service that supports local theaters
A unique streaming service that supports local theaters
Around 150 theatres from across the US have banded together to support the Kino Marquee initiative. The initiative is an effort to support local theatres by allowing users to stream films for 12$ and select a theatre they would like to support with a portion of that fee. Currently, it is just streaming Bacurau, but the schedule is being updated constantly.
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Disney+ asks users about adding mature content to the platform
Disney+ has recently surveyed its users, asking them if the company should make and host more mature content. The site is currently geared towards a younger audience but may expand towards an older audience via shows that they already own after its purchase of Fox. These shows include Firefly and Buffy The Vampire Slayer.
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CBS All Access is free for 30 days
CBS All Access is free for 30 days
Amid the lockdowns imposed in most US states to control the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, CBS has made its online streaming service CBS All Access free for a period of 30 days to help those isolated or quarantined in their homes. Viewers can enjoy Star Trek Picard starring Sir Patrick Stewart, as well as Interrogation starring Peter Saarsgard and Lucy Liu's Why Women Kill.
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