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ASC Reveals 2025 Cinematography Winners Across Film and TV
entertainment1 month ago

ASC Reveals 2025 Cinematography Winners Across Film and TV

The American Society of Cinematographers announced its 2025 winners across categories including Theatrical Feature Film, episodic TV, limited/anthology, one-hour series, and the ASC Music Video Award, honoring standout cinematography with honorees such as Autumn Durald Arkapaw for Sinners and other winners across Hacks, The Righteous Gemstones, Severance, Andor, and documentary formats.

Record One-Year Decline in U.S. Murders Reaches 21% in 2025, CCJ Finds
crime2 months ago

Record One-Year Decline in U.S. Murders Reaches 21% in 2025, CCJ Finds

A Council on Criminal Justice study shows U.S. murders fell more than 21% in 2025—the largest single-year decline on record and possibly the lowest rate since 1900—across 40 large cities, with overall crime down toward 2019 levels; homicides declined in most cities (e.g., Richmond −59%, Los Angeles −39%, New York City −10%), while drug offenses rose, and experts say the causes are not yet certain but may include enforcement focusing on high-crime neighborhoods, improved investigations, and pandemic-era funding.

Falcom Showcases 2025 PC Wallpapers Featuring Ys and Trails Art
technology2 months ago

Falcom Showcases 2025 PC Wallpapers Featuring Ys and Trails Art

Falcom updated its site with a 2025 PC wallpaper round-up featuring key illustrations for Ys X: Proud Nordics, Ys Memoire: Revelations in Celceta, and Trails in the Sky First Chapter, and reiterates Western release plans across Switch, PC, and PlayStation platforms (e.g., Ys X Proud Nordics on Feb 20, 2026; Memoire on Switch in early 2026; Trails 1st Chapter and 2nd Chapter releases).

Private Equity Fees Drop to New Low in 2025
business3 months ago

Private Equity Fees Drop to New Low in 2025

In 2025, private equity firms charged the lowest average management fees ever recorded, around 1.61%, due to a challenging fundraising environment, industry consolidation, and increasing fund sizes, with larger funds spreading fixed costs over a broader base. Despite lower fees, total capital raised remained stable, and the trend of fee compression is expected to continue, influenced by fund size growth and market conditions.