It is summertime once again, which means that many of us will find ourselves with new opportunities to dive into books. The following titles represent a selection of offerings published in the past year from MIT faculty and staff. Links are provided to each book from its publisher, and the MIT Libraries has compiled a
It can be turning out to be clearer that audiences are no lengthier satisfied just sitting on the sofa to check out motion pictures. Not only are they returning to film theaters in droves, theater operators say they are opting for pricier tickets and shelling out much more on concessions. Around the weekend, Disney’s newest
With splash-pad and grilling weather comes a return of the region’s summer film festivals. Two June stalwarts — the Roxbury International (RoxFilm) and Provincetown International Film Festival — mark their 24th year. In August, the Woods Hole Film Festival clocks its 31st year. As for navigating the pandemic’s ongoing unknowns, all three — and others
We are all set for a very busy summer of transfer activity, as the latest transfer news keeps flooding in and plenty of big names are expected to be on the move in the coming months. [ VIDEO: Premier League analysis ] The 2022 summer transfer window opens on June 10 and closes at 6pm
The motion picture sector hasn’t had considerably to be optimistic about in modern yrs, with pandemic disruptions and the increase of streaming providing a a single-two punch to theaters. An understandably skittish Warner Brothers despatched its total 2021 theatrical slate onto HBO Max, a boost to their streamer but a blow to the bottom line,
By Elvia Limón Hello, it’s Monday, May 23, and here are the stories you shouldn’t miss today: TOP STORIES Coronavirus cases have significantly worsened in California The number of coronavirus cases in California has significantly worsened this past week, hitting a level not seen since the winter’s Omicron surge and raising concerns about the possibility