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By Dorene Internicola NEW YORK (Reuters) – Despite the ubiquity of online fitness offerings from Pilates videos on YouTube to indoor-cycling smartphone apps, fitness experts say aging boomers reluctant to go with the streaming flow want their home exercise in a DVD format. “Every time I do a (DVD) shoot, I think this will be the last one, but we keep meeting our revenue goals,” said Miami-based …

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Forget streaming, aging boomers still want their fitness DVDs

Coming to a Moscow cinema soon: movies about Crimea and the mighty Russian army.

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Putin's movie wishlist: Crimea and military glory

Eddie Redmayne and Julianne Moore take the top acting prizes.

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Oscars 2015: 'Birdman' Wins, as Hollywood Atones for Its Superhero Movies

After a genuinely terrific cinematic year in 2013, we were probably due for a letdown in 2014, and we got it. There were of course many very good movies last year, but almost all were flawed in one way or another: too narrow, too unfocused, too emotionally remote, or what have you. I’m not sure whether a single one would have cracked my top five of the previous year.

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Movie theaters are not making money on movies…

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Here's how movie theaters are still making money even though ticket sales are down

The life-size sculpture in Covent Garden in the British capital gave fans a chance to play King of the Seven Kingdoms.

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HBO Promotes 'Game of Thrones' Season 4 DVD Release in London With Giant Ice Throne

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Three black women released movies in 2014, more than ever before in a single year. And one of them is a contender for the motion picture academy's top prize.

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Best-picture nod for 'Selma' caps big year for black women

Three black women released movies in 2014, more than ever before in a single year. Black female filmmakers are one of Hollywood's greatest rarities.

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'Selma's best picture nod caps banner year for black female directors; 'not enough,' they say

An underwhelming lineup of Hollywood movies and controversy surrounding the North Korea comedy “The Interview,” left Cineplex Inc. feeling the pinch at the box-office during the fourth quarter, even as its other businesses delivered stronger results. The performance capped a challenging year for the film industry as several high-profile movies, like the latest instalment of the “Fast and the …

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Cineplex faces weak holiday movie lineup, but Q4 profit rises 59 per cent

MASON CITY | In late 1989 the Stockman House was moved from its original location at 311 First St. S.E. to its current location at 530 First St

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DVD shows restoration of Stockman House