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Denver’s 96-year-old Esquire Theatre will close this summer as exhibitor Landmark Theatres pulls out of its decades-long operation of the historic movie house. The building’s owners submitted an Adaptive Reuse Plan that was approved by the Denver Landmark Preservation Commission, which will allow them to redevelop the building into “upscale office, restaurant, and retail uses,” according to a Tuesday press statement. The theater is slated to close to the public on July 17. “We have entertained the possibility of leasing…

The Regal Continental is no more. The popular multiplex, located just south of Hampden Avenue and Interstate 25, has seemingly fallen victim to bankruptcy closures by its parent company, Regal Cinemas, which were announced in January as part of a company-wide restructuring. At the time, owner Cineworld said the closures would include two of the company’s Colorado-based theaters — Meadows Stadium 12 in Littleton and SouthGlenn Stadium 14 in Centennial — out of 39 total planned closures. While the SouthGlenn location…

The Elvis Cinemas chain, which counted a trio of movie theaters in Denver, Littleton and Arvada, has closed for good after more than two decades in business, according to a posting on its website. “Thanks to everyone who was a part or was a patron for the last 23 years,” owners wrote on elviscinemas.com this week. “We will miss all of you.” The family business represented one of the only multi-location exhibitors in Colorado that wasn’t owned or operated by out-of-state concerns. It may have flown under the radar for some…

Update from CES 2023, Russian exhibitors barred from tech show of gadgets! Read more tech news Good Morning Tech fam, here are some quick tech updates for you to catch on to! What’s New Today: Employees Who Were Laid Off in Bulk by Twitter Are Still Waiting for Severance Offers Two Months Later. Fast-Track Insights: Alex Mashinsky, CEO Of Celsius Network, Is Sued In New York On Charges of Cryptocurrency Fraud. Due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, CES is not allowing Russian companies to exhibit their products at…

After a two-year hiatus IFA Berlin is coming back – “in large-scale and real-life”. The global trade show will kick off on September 2 and run until the 6th. It promises to have as many attendees and new products as we saw in 2019. According to the organizers, two-thirds of IFA’s top exhibitors have already confirmed their attendance. Also, all major retail groups will be in Berlin as well. If you want to experience IFA Berlin 2022 in person, you can grab a “super-early-bird” ticket – just €35 until the end of the…