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Mel Brooks Celebrates 100 Years with an LA Film Marathon of His Favorites
entertainment5 days ago

Mel Brooks Celebrates 100 Years with an LA Film Marathon of His Favorites

Mel Brooks, who just turned 100, has programmed a 20-film Los Angeles screening series called 100 Years at the Movies, featuring his personal favorites from City Lights to Jojo Rabbit. The event runs Sept. 3–Nov. 1, 2026 at the Aero, Egyptian and Los Feliz theaters. Notably, the lineup largely omits Brooks’s own films, including only The Twelve Chairs, and includes just two titles from the last 25 years: Jojo Rabbit and Dolemite Is My Name, offering a cross-section of classic American cinema and influential works that shaped the centenarian’s career.

Two Decades After Katrina: Ongoing Recovery and Reflection in New Orleans and Surrounding Areas
culture1 year ago

Two Decades After Katrina: Ongoing Recovery and Reflection in New Orleans and Surrounding Areas

The Museum of Modern Art is showcasing a film series titled 'When the World Broke Open: Katrina and Its Afterlives' to reclaim the memory of Hurricane Katrina's impact on New Orleans, highlighting cultural resilience through documentaries, series, and films that depict the city's traditions, struggles, and recovery over the past century.

A24 and AMC Theaters Bring Director's Cut of 'Midsommar' to 'Thrills & Chills' Film Series
entertainment2 years ago

A24 and AMC Theaters Bring Director's Cut of 'Midsommar' to 'Thrills & Chills' Film Series

A24 is partnering with AMC Theaters for a one-month-only film series called "A24 Presents: October Thrills & Chills Film Series." Every Wednesday in October, participating AMC Theaters will screen A24 horror hits, including "The Witch," "X," "Under the Skin," and the Director's Cut of "Midsommar." Ticket buyers will receive a free month subscription to the newly launched AAA24 membership. A24 also has upcoming horror titles in the works, including the "X" trilogy installment "MaXXXine" and Alex Garland's "Civil War."