“To fully envelope the audience into the movie-watching experience, the 4DX system, as CJ Group dubs it, adds in movements, smells and tactile experiences into what would normally be considered a typical 3D experience.”
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London Olympics Architecture Takes A Different Approach Than Beijing Did
“Though it’s a strangely mixed bag, this games, more than any other since Barcelona, seems tightly focused on leaving an extraordinary legacy for a part of east London that’s seen little investment. Transit improvements, for example, now make the Stratford gateway better connected than any part of greater London outside the center.”
Why is The London Olympics Asking Musicians To Play For Free?
The London Organising Committee for the Olympic Games “would not dream of asking welders or parking attendants or caterers to work for free or for a token fee ‘because it’s such great exposure’. But LOCOG is not alone in thinking of musicians as different from other professionals. We all do. We all know that musicians love what they do, and if they weren’t paid, they’d go on playing anyway.”
Two TV Shows That Take A Shot At Portraying Dancers
While “Bunheads” is fiction and “Breaking Pointe” is based on reality, both succeed in revealing what dancers endure as youngsters and professionals
Martin Pakledinaz, 58, Top Costume Designer
He “was nominated 10 times for Tony Awards in the last 15 years and won twice, and whose work in opera, dance and regional theater made him one of the most prolific stage craftsmen of his generation.”