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Glendale’s century-old Alex Theatre installed its 70mm presentation system six weeks ago, just ahead of the July 17 premiere of The Odyssey. Now the venue, which hadn’t shown a first-run movie for 35 years, has announced it’s the highest grossing theatre in the country for Christopher Nolan’s mythological epic on the film format. “The response from audiences has been overwhelming and a wonderful reminder of how much people still value the shared experience of seeing a great film together,” Alex’s artistic director Miles Williams said in a statement which thanked Universal Pictures “for recognizing the important role historic theatres continue…

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This article was written byFollowHi, I’m Martin, I focus on maintaining a delta neutral portfolio. I want to be long/short at the same time and benefit from market volatility. I specialize in using options through which I enter and exit trades. I look for market opportunities primarily in small/medium companies, and my search takes me into the waters of mid-sized companies as well.Analyst’s Disclosure: I/we have a beneficial long position in the shares of MTSI either through stock ownership, options, or other derivatives. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for…

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The deadly blaze that devastated the Altadena neighborhood in Los Angeles County early last year was ignited by a transmission tower belonging to the utility company Southern California Edison, fire officials said in a report released on Tuesday.The county’s fire department said the blaze, which killed 19 people and destroyed more than 9,400 buildings, was started by electrical sparks coming off the tower, according to a joint investigation by the department and Cal Fire, the state’s firefighting agency. The tower was out of service at the time.Though Edison had previously acknowledged that its equipment most likely started the blaze, known…

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The Taiwanese multinational tech company Inventec has announced plans to invest US $450 million in the border city of Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, as part of the firm’s expansion in northern Mexico.  Inventec designs and manufactures electronics, servers and artificial intelligence (AI) hardware. The company’s expansion is expected to support the creation of up to 6,000 specialized jobs, according to the state government. ¡Hay muy buenas noticias para Juárez y para todo Chihuahua! Hoy compartimos el anuncio de la expansión de Inventec Megasite Juárez, un proyecto que contempla una inversión de 450 millones de dólares y la generación de 6 mil…

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It turns out that the president being embarrassed by the shoddy refinishing job his contractors did on the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool and then pushing an absurd conspiracy theory about box-cutter-wielding criminals to save face isn’t enough to sustain a prosecution (yet).  Over the weekend, the U.S. Attorney’s Office in D.C. — headed by former Fox News host Jeanine Pirro — moved to dismiss its case against former Olympic athlete Davey Hearn. The Justice Department had charged Hearn with felony destruction of property, accusing him of having damaged the pool lining Trump handed a company a no-bid contract to install…

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K-pop girl group aespa show no signs of slowing down, gaining fresh impetus from an eventful weekend. After making its Lollapalooza debut Sunday (Aug. 2), the quartet has released the official music video for “Switchblade,” the group’s collaboration with Ty Dolla $ign. The music video premiered shortly after aespa’s Lollapalooza performance, where fans got a taste of the collaboration during one of the night’s biggest surprises. Midway through the group’s set at Chicago’s Grant Park, Ty Dolla $ign joined KARINA, GISELLE, WINTER and NINGNING on stage for the first-ever live performance of “Switchblade,” amplifying aespa’s already-exciting debut at the iconic…

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