The music documentary genre is witnessing a renaissance, and at the forefront of this evolution is Alex Ross Perry’s *Pavements*. Released by Utopia, the film opened with significant buzz, raking in $13.2K at the Film Forum in NYC, where enthusiastic sold-out Q&As followed screenings. What distinguishes *Pavements* from the plethora of other documentaries is its
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When it comes to investing, turbulent times often drive a remarkable shift in strategy. Savvy investors are recognizing the need for stability and reliable income streams in their portfolios. It’s no surprise that dividend-paying stocks are taking center stage as a bastion of consistency in today’s unpredictable economic climate. This article dives into three powerhouse
In a landscape fraught with uncertainty, the ongoing trade war instigated by President Donald Trump has compelled retailers to adopt drastic measures as a survival strategy. The ramifications of high tariffs have incited fear not just among business owners but also within the broader consumer base. As the potential for price increases looms ominously ahead,
The Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting, often affectionately referred to as the “Woodstock for Capitalists,” offers shareholders more than just stockholder updates. This year, the event has ascended to new heights of interactivity with its bustling “Berkshire Bazaar of Bargains.” More than a mere shopping expo, it is a unique convergence where commerce meets community, reflecting
United Airlines recently announced a staggering reduction of 35 daily flights from Newark Liberty International Airport. This decision comes on the heels of an unprecedented chaos that has left thousands of passengers languishing on tarmacs, frustrated by intolerable delays that stretch on for hours. CEO Scott Kirby’s admission of blame towards air traffic controller shortages
Warren Buffett, a titan of finance and a voice of reason in tumultuous times, recently articulated a perspective that reverberates well beyond the walls of the annual Berkshire Hathaway meeting. At an age when many retreat into silence, Buffett stands firm, issuing caution against the rising tide of isolationism and protectionism that threatens to unravel
The recent decision by Amazon MGM Studios to shift the release date for “Three Bags Full: A Sheep Detective Movie” from February 20, 2026, to November 13, 2026, speaks volumes about the studio’s market strategy. The anticipation surrounding a holiday season release is palpable, especially when there’s a rampant demand for family-centric films at Thanksgiving.
Netflix is currently experiencing a historic streak, with its stock climbing for an incredible 11 consecutive days, marking the longest positive run in the company’s history. This achievement not only underscores the resilient nature of the platform but also invites a critical examination of what this means for the broader streaming industry and the economy
When Warren Buffett acquired the struggling textile company Berkshire Hathaway in 1965, he likely had a vision that far exceeded the limitations of its then-current operations. The bleak status of the firm barely hinted at the transformation it would undergo under his stewardship. Today, the annual meeting has transcended its original purpose to become a
Tether, the leading stablecoin in the market, is making headlines with its plans to launch a U.S.-based stablecoin by the end of this year or early next year. This ambitious undertaking is not merely about entering a crowded market; it symbolizes Tether’s effort to shed its controversial past and redefine its role within the convoluted