Johnny Gill was spotted singing Luther Vandross’s song “Never Too Much” at a cookout that included guests such as Cedric the Entertainer, Jeffrey Osborne, Jazze Pha, Judge Mathis, Kenny Lattimore, and actor Anthony Anderson.
@DiscussingFilm We must bring jobs back to Hollywood.
But raising the price of a movie ticket from $20 to $40 does absolutely nothing to bring production back to LA.
These illegal temper tariffs will devastate the film industry & moviegoers.
Tariffs on movies are tricky since films are intellectual property, not physical goods. They could involve taxing revenue from foreign films in U.S. theaters or streaming platforms, or licensing fees paid to foreign studios. However, the digital nature of distribution makes enforcement unclear.
The goal is to boost U.S. film production and jobs by making foreign films costlier. But there are concerns: it might raise consumer prices, and other countries could retaliate, impacting U.S. film exports. Experts also question feasibility, as movies are services, not traditional tariff targets, and global trade rules add complexity. The U.S. film industry’s strong export position adds to the debate.
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