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When can I go see a movie? Hollywood and theaters ponder what’s next.

How will social distancing change going to the movies, one of the most popular leisure activities of the past century? The coronavirus affects every aspect of the big-screen business, from release dates to cinema attendance. Your popcorn may be on hold for a while.

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How has the COVID-19 shutdown affected Hollywood’s schedules?

James Bond has narrowly escaped sharks, tigers, and even a tsunami. But in March, 007 finally met his match in the coronavirus. The 25th Bond film, “No

What will moviegoing look like when cinemas reopen?How will the Oscars be affected?

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