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More success for Farid as ‘Hold Me’ climbs the charts all around Europe!
Published May 21, 2013

The article published on the website is headlined "More success for Farid as ‘Hold Me’ climbs the charts all around Europe!". It was published on May 21,2013. The article is about the winner of the second place of the Eurovision 2013.

Farid's song "Hold me" is now became an international hit in music charts across Europe.

He also received more 12 points than any other country in the 2013 contest.

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"Eurovision. Russia"
March 29, 2013.

The article published on the website is headlined "Eurovision. Russia" and published in March 29, 2013. The article is about Dina Garipova, Russia representative.
Dina is originally from the republic of Tatarstan. She bacame famouse in Russia after winning in the talent tv show "The voice 2012".
Now she is a student of Kazan University.
Dina is a prisewinner of different musical contents. In 2010 Dina's first solo concert took place in Zelenodolsk.

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Pussy Riot Member Denied Parole
By Erin Coulehan | Rolling Stone – 21 hours ago

The article headlined "Pussy Riot Member Denied Parole" is  published on the website, the author is Erin Coulehan. The article is about one of the Pussy Riot member, Maria Alyokhina, whose bid for release was rejected by Russian Court.

Maria Alokhina began a hunger strike after the court rejected her bid fer release.Fellow member Nadezhda Tolokonnikova was also denied parole last month.

Third member Yekaterina Samutsevich was released in October.

The three were each sentenced to two years in prison.

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Christopher Lee Readies Heavy Metal Album for 91st Birthday.

Author: Erin Coulehan.

The article published on the website is headlined Christopher Lee Readies Heavy Metal Album for 91st Birthday. The author of this article is Erin Coulehan. The date of publication - MAY 24, 2013 12:40 PM ET.

Actor Christopher Lee plans to celebrate his 91st birthday in unusual fashion: by releasing a new heavy metal album.

In his interview to "The Guardian" he said that this album is definately heavy metal.

The album is due out in the U.K on Monday, which is Lee's 91st  birthday.

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The next article is also concerned to the theme cinema. It is published on the website, but unfortunately it has no the date of publication and the name of the author. The article is about a famous film "2012", the premiere of which was in 2009.

The theme of that film is very close to the other Roland Emmerich's (the director) films: Independence Day (1996) or The Day After Tomorrow (2004).

The film explores the idea of a global doomsday event coinciding with the end of the Mayan Long Count Calendar's current cycle.
The film goes through every American film cliché: Cusack as a father so busy with his job that he has no time to dedicate to his children; Danny Glover as an idealistic American president; Ejiofor as the man who cares about people's rights; Platt as the man who cares only about himself; and Woody Harrelson as a man who saw it all coming but was thought crazy.

I had watched it twice already with the tears on my eyes)To say the truth this film is just another film about Americans saving the world. 

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Digital Cinema - A Wise Move?
AUTHOR: YANIK GRUBER

The article published on the website  is headlined " Digital cinema - a wise move?". The author of the article is Yanik Gruber. 

Many people who worked on Star Wars Episodes 1 to 3, which were all shot and produced digitally will say that digital  cinema is a really wise move as it saved thousands by shooting digitally, whereas directors would have spent millions shooting on celluloid film. 

Making the movie on a digital camera makes editing and post-production way easier and definitely way cheaper, as well. Post production is so easy that even movies shot on film are digitized so that they can be edited digitally.

And that's where the entire problem lies - it is too expensive to convert theaters for digital projection.Digital cinema can be a wise move. Let's just hope it starts moving a bit faster soon.

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History of Hollywood Cinema
AUTHOR: ROBIN GREEN

The article published on the website is headlined "History of Holiwood Cinema". The author of the article is Robin Green and this article will examine the history of Hollywood Cinema from the technological advancements in the early 1900s to the present, as well as discuss milestones and achievements from the movie industry.

Before any motion picture to be captured, the invention of a camera had to occur. The Kenetograph was invented in 1890, and it was the first camera that was capable of capturing motion pictures.

Only in 1927 the first ever full length talking movie appeared. 

In 1935, the first feature-length colored film was created using a three-color strip technology called Technicolor. The film was Vanity Fair and it was produced by RKO.
The next major achievement in the history of Hollywood cinema was in 1939. 

The following film appeared: Gone with The Wind, The Wizard of Oz, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Of Mice and Men, and Wuthering Heights. 

Technological advances in 1953 paved the way for wide screen cinema.
One of the most groundbreaking movies for special affects was produced in 1977 - Star Wars.
In 1995 Disney and Pixar created a full-length completely digital film (3D)
In the past few years, Hollywood has favored producing sequels and remakes as opposed to creating new material.Movies like Harry Potter, Superman, and Lord of the Rings have rallied people back to the theater.

So, I think its interesting to learn about the development of the Holiwood cinema for everybody and this article is really worthy reading.