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For nearly two decades, Stark Insider has run on a Google Cloud VM hosting an Ubuntu server. It’s been our foundation, but ...

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We've all sat through enough mediocre biopics to appreciate the good ones, and these are the best of the best.

Paul Thomas Anderson is one of our most intriguing American filmmakers. I wouldn't call myself a full fanboy, but I am always ...

Butte-Silver Bow Public Archives' Brown Bag Lunch will feature the Open AIR Artists-in-Residence.  Open AIR’s place-based Artist-in-Residence program connects artists from across disciplines with ...

And it’s the world David Secter captured in 1964 when he directed this fragile, fearless queer coming-of-age drama, which became the first English-language Canadian entry at the Cannes Film Festival.

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