How the movie ‘Contagion’ perfectly predicted the 2020 coronavirus crisis

By Ted Johnson

By Tom Grater

Theatrical movies are making a comeback on broadcast television. With the networks’ original series’ production halted and people looking for comfort-food entertainment while sheltering at home amid the coronavirus pandemic, popular movies are becoming a viable programming option.

By Dominic Patten

This year would've been the 50th staging of the Danish festival

The coronavirus pandemic has taken a major toll on Hollywood's box office, as social distancing and shelter-in-place orders across the U.S. have led to release date delays, production shutdowns, theater closures, and, as a result, record-low movie ticket sales with no end in sight.

The coronavirus pandemic has taken a major toll on Hollywood's box office, as social distancing and shelter-in-place orders across the U.S. have led to release date delays, production shutdowns, theater closures, and, as a result, record-low movie ticket sales.

The coronavirus pandemic has taken a major toll on Hollywood's box office, as social distancing and shelter-in-place orders across the U.S. have led to release date delays, production shutdowns, theater closures, and, as a result, record-low movie ticket sales.

The movie Contagion just got very real for one of the film’s medical consultants who tested positive for the novel coronavirus this week.

Movie theaters have endured world wars, depressions and recessions, and the advent of everything from television to streaming. But COVID-19 and the public health crisis it has generated around the globe represent an existential threat to the cinema business like no other.

The International Union of Cinemas (UNIC), the body that represents European movie theater owners, is calling on governments across the continent to do everything in their power to ensure that cinemas are able to overcome the challenges posed by the coronavirus pandemic.

The new music weekender in Brighton is the latest in a long line of events to be called off

By Anthony D'Alessandro

Since scientists are still working on a cure for Coronavirus crisis, healthcare experts have asked people to follow social distancing rule in order to avoid the virus and stop it from spreading any further. And it turns out social isolation for us is all about binge-watching series and movies with our family.

The coronavirus has taken a big toll on the Hollywood box office; social distancing and shelter-in-place orders across the U.S. have led to release date delays, production shutdowns, and record-low movie ticket sales.