U.S. states where movies are made
Staff February 24, 2014
The annual hype over the Academy Awards puts the spotlight on Los Angeles – but in reality a lot of 21st-century contenders have been shot in locales ranging from Vancouver
The annual hype over the Academy Awards puts the spotlight on Los Angeles – but in reality a lot of 21st-century contenders have been shot in locales ranging from Vancouver
Coming up in February you might want to consider local angles to the following: African American History Month / Black History Month. While it sometimes might feel a bit smarmy
Not every news outlet can boast a headline like Wednesday’s Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s “Winning Mega Millions ticket sold in Buckhead,” but chances are that people in your audience are sitting on
If you love journalism, love newspapers, you’ll find this film, which is making its TV debut in the PBS December lineup, well worth your while. I can’t say you’ll enjoy
So you cover financial services and figure there’s no way you can scare up a Halloween-related story on your beat? Think again! How about a business feature on specialty insurance coverage
One industry that’s always fertile ground — no matter what your business beat — is the casino industry, which seems to be growing more pervasive every year. Increasingly, communities have come
The shrieks from roller-coaster cars and the splashes of flume rides are as much a part of the summer ambiance as the play-by-play of a baseball game and the whine
A panel of journalists from the Los Angeles Times recently discussed what it’s like covering the entertainment industry, how it has changed and coverage challenges. They all agreed that the
There was a fascinating article in the New York Times the other day about the limits people will push in order to get by in tough times. No, I’m not
Zoe Chace of NPR’s Planet Money breaks down the finances of the music industry in such a smart and accessible way. This is how Chace’s online text story begins: “If
The “that can’t really be happening” video of the tragic Saturday-night stage collapse in Indiana – which killed five people and sent dozens more to hospital – still is prominent
The quintessential story in Forbes magazine for the past four decades includes some attitude and presents a contrarian point of view to the conventional wisdom about a company. Using that
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