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Static Media Even though it aired for seven seasons between 1997 and 2003, “Just Shoot Me!” isn’t as appreciated as it should be. While it’s rarely considered to be one of the best sitcoms of all time, “Just Shoot Me!” was a strong part of NBC’s late-’90s…
Warner Bros. Even if you’ve never visited New York City, Hollywood, or even Chicago, the average person could probably identify each skyline based solely on the countless establishing shots provided throughout cinema history. The same is not as true for a city like Cleveland, Ohio, the so-called…
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. For GLORY CEO Marshall Zelaznik, creators aren’t just ambassadors — they’re the lifeblood of his company’s growth strategy. “The Kai Cenats of the world have this incredible machine that generates interest and viewership,” he says. “They’re the new linear TV networks for growing a fan base.” As…
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Skateboarding found me early, and it’s never really let go. My first kit was in the tiny English village where I grew up: a Newporter ash deck and a Cooper hockey helmet. With my best buddy back then, Jeremy Stanford, I built ramps in the street until…
Lucasfilm Rebellions are built on hope — the hope that you’ve watched up to episode 12 of “Andor” season 2, because there are heavy spoilers ahead. “Star Wars” is a sandbox that can support a wide variety of stories and tones, from the child-friendly whimsy of “Skeleton Crew” to…
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