Cinemark CEO Mark Zoradi: 74-Day Theatrical Window Important For Big Blockbusters, But Chain “Open To Alternative Ways To Distribute Films”

Grammy-winning singer Ciara rocked a leopard double-slit gown with a sexy leather harness belt on a date night with football star husband Russell Wilson at the 2022 Billboard Women in Music Awards in Los Angeles, California.As the pair walked down the lavender carpet together, the36-year-oldLevel Up hitmaker put on a leggy display in her daring leopard dress, which she accessorize with a pair of open-toed black heels and various gold bangles.For the annual ceremony on Wednesday,held at the YouTube Theater at Hollywood Park, the mother-of-three, who is serving as the evening's host,debuted a very short hairstyle. Leggy display: Grammy-winning singer Ciara rocked a leopard double-slit gown with a sexy leather harness belt on a date night with football star husband Russell Wilson at the 2022 Billboard Women in Music Awards in Los Angeles, California The Love Sex Magic crooner, who earned Billboard's Woman Of The Year title back in 2009, opted for a glamorous makeup look, which included apink smokey eye, black liquid liner and a glossy nude lipstick.

Saweetie turned up the heat on the red carpet at the Billboard Women In Music Awards in Los Angeles this Wednesday.She arrived at the YouTube Theater at Hollywood Park in a plunging black gown that put her ample endowments on display.The 28-year-old singer, whose Christian name is Diamonte Harper, was there to be presented with the Game Changer Award. Looking fab:Saweetie turned up the heat on the red carpet at the Billboard Women In Music Awards in Los Angeles this WednesdayAbove the waist, her red carpet look was entirely sheer except for the artfully placed black trim around the neckline.The top allowed her to flaunt not only her generous cleavage but also her enviably taut midriff as she strutted her stuff around the venue.

Karol G turned up the glam factor when she strutted her stuff to the Billboard Music Awards in Los Angeles this Wednesday.The 31-year-old singing sensation, who hails from Medellin, Colombia, was being given the Rule Breaker Award that evening.She swung by the YouTube Theater at SoFi Stadium in a throwback chic ensemble that she revealed on Instagram was inspired by Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman. Making it happen:Karol G turned up the glam factor when she strutted her stuff to the Billboard Music Awards in Los Angeles this Wednesday Only the best:She swung by the YouTube Theater at SoFi Stadium in a throwback chic ensemble that she revealed on Instagram was inspired by Julia Roberts in Pretty WomanKarol opted for an off-the-shoulder red gown that emphasized her amply endowed cleavage and featured a thigh slit enabling her to flash a bit of leg.

She is a new mother after welcoming a baby daughter via surrogate weeks ago.And Priyanka Chopra got a little break from mommy duty on her latest outing.The 39-year-old actress was seen dressed for comfort on an errand run in West Hollywood on Wednesday. Comfortable Customer: Priyanka Choprawas seen dressed for comfort on an errand run in West Hollywood on WednesdayThe A-list star donned a green camouflage zip-up hoodie over a black top from the 2016 Global Citizen Festival and a pair of blue clinging three-quarter length leggings.

Khloe Kardashian enjoyed a lunch with lifestyle that her mother Kris Jenner hosted at her home in Southern California Wednesday.Kardashian, 37, took to Instagram with a series of pics from the get-together, including multiple shots of herself posed in between the lifestyle entrepreneur, 80, and reality TV matriarch, 66.'My mom surprised me and we had lunch with the ICON, the QUEEN herself, @marthastewart48,' the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star said the caption. 'Queen Martha has always been someone I have adored.' The latest: Khloe Kardashian, 37, enjoyed a lunch with lifestyle icon Martha Stewart, 80, that her mother Kris Jenner, 66, hosted at her home in Southern California WednesdayKardashian, who is mother to daughter True, three, with ex Tristan Thompson, listed a series of positive traits about Stewart following the gathering.'She’s ambitious, motivated, kind, funny as hell, she’s bad a**!' she said.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorOn today’s Crew Call podcast we speak with Marc Cherry who after a long-running streak with ABC’s Desperate Housewives and Lifetime’s Devious Maids returns to the underbelly of Americana bourgeoisie in CBS All Access’ Why Women Kill.Working with a streamer is bliss for Cherry, free from the fences erected by a network’s standard and practices department.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorIn the wake of California giving the green light for movie theaters to open as early as this Friday, exhibition will be thrilled to hear that more product will become available on the marquee.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorBuried in AMC’s 1Q 2020 earnings release today on page 3 was the statement, “While we are in active dialogue with Universal, no movies made by Universal Studios are currently on our docket.”The note comes a little bit more than a month after AMC CEO and President Adam Aron alerted the studio in a public note to Universal Studios Chairman Donna Langley that the circuit is barring all the studio’s future titles.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorEXCLUSIVE: Despite yesterday’s good news for exhibition from the California Department of Public Health that they can reopen as early as this Friday, June 12, we’re hearing that many notable chains won’t be. That said, we understand that some independently owned cinemas could throw their doors open again.This has been par for the course for several theaters in those states like Georgia and Texas which have eased their COVID-19 lockdown restrictions in recent weeks.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorEXCLUSIVE: From what we’ve been able to pull together, Universal/Dreamworks Animation’s Trolls World Tour continues to reign with $300K in its 9th weekend at the domestic box office from a theatrical marketplace that remains largely shutdown coast to coast.Our sources believe that the sequel has made just over $3M from theatrical ticket sales since Easter weekend outside of the $100M-plus from the pic’s PVOD release.Deadline exclusively heard some hopeful news tonight with sources telling us that June 12 is being eyed as the big reopening date for cinemas in California. The state’s Gov.

Cinemark has been making news over the past 24 hours thanks to being one of the world’s largest cinema chains and speaking publicly about the details about reopening in July. And though it appears that Cinemark CEO Mark Zoradi does want to take a number of appropriate precautions to make sure the customers are safe and healthy while watching films, there’s one measure that the company is a bit lax on—face masks.

Movie bosses remain confident Christopher Nolan’s new film, Tenet, will open in cinemas on July 17, 2020, despite ongoing COVID-19 restrictions.

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When the COVID-19 pandemic began to really affect the film industry, most people were concerned about what all these film delays would mean for the summer movie season this year. Instead, what they should have been worried about is not just 2020 but also 2021 and beyond, as film releases have been delayed and a majority of feature productions have been suspended for the foreseeable future.

Cinema giant Cinemark Holdings swung to a loss for the first quarter due to the initial financial hit from the novel coronavirus pandemic starting in mid-March. The company, led by CEO Mark Zoradi, on a morning analyst call said it plans to reopen its U.S.

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Has there been a film with a more anticipated release date than Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet?” Unlike the release dates for a big Marvel Studios film or the latest “Star Wars” movie, Warner Bros’ “Tenet” is not only poised to be one of the biggest films of the year, but it’s also being looked at as the film that will reignite the theatrical experience after the COVID-19 pandemic shut everything down a number of months ago.

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