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April 9, 2021 Martin Samoylov

Nick Nicolaou on the Alpine Cinema Renovations, Selling Brooklyn’s Last Adult Theater and More

There are only a handful of independent movie theaters left in New York City and Nicolas “Nick” Nicolaou owns four of them. The Alpine Cinema in Bay Ridge (the oldest movie theater in New York),

January 29, 2020 Martin Samoylov

How Movie Theaters Have Set Up Shop In Saudi Arabia

Despite some controversy, cinema exhibitors have embraced Mohammed Bin Salman’s less than two-year-old reform in regards to movie theaters. Since April of 2018, the country has seen a virtually unprecedented growth in cinema houses, going

December 5, 2019 Martin Samoylov

In Dead Malls, Movie Theaters Survive

Malls have traditionally been a prime American shopping destination for many decades and black friday one of the busiest days for retail. However, some malls throughout the country have been losing lessees and customers, leading

At the end of July, the third season of "How to sell drugs online (fast)" or How to sell drugs online (fast), one of the main international hits of Netflix, was released. The series tells about a German teenager named Moritz, who, together with a friend, starts selling drugs on the Internet and cocaine for sale, and over time, their "empire" becomes one of the largest in Europe. The plot seems too crazy to be true, but behind it is the very real story of Shiny_Flakes and its creator Maximilian Schmidt. At the age of 18, a young German began selling drugs on the network, practically not knowing anything about it, and in a little over a year he earned more than 4 million euros. At the same time, he performed all operations in the bedroom, living with his parents. When the police arrested Shiny_Flakes, the media around the world started talking about him. Until recently, the most complete story about Schmidt was told by Vice in March 2015, a month after his arrest. In the article, Maximilan was presented under the fictitious name Moritz.

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