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CHICAGO, March 7, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- With consumer privacy at the forefront of the nation's collective consciousness given the recent Target data breach and ongoing NSA spying scandal, new Mintel research finds that while consumers are becoming increasingly protective of their personal information, Millennials are much more prone to oversharing relative to their Baby Boomer parents. According to Mintel, 60% of Millennials would be willing to provide details about their personal preferences and habits to marketers, whereas Baby Boomers are much more protective of their personal information.
Interestingly enough, even for the most private of information, at least 30% of Millennials who claimed they would not provide it said they would do so after receiving an incentive offer (ie, a $10-off coupon toward their next purchase), whereas for Baby Boomers only 13% could be swayed by these same type of incentives.
Delving deeper into this generation gap, Mintel finds that for more tech-skewing information such as cell numbers and social media profiles, Millennials are much more likely to share this with companies than Baby Boomers (30% vs 14% and 27% vs 10%, respectively). Yet for something a little more old-fashioned, like a mailing address, the trend is reversed, with 40% of Boomers offering up this info compared to 38% of Millennials. Credit scores are the most private information across the board, with only 17% of Millennials and 8% of Baby Boomers willing to provide that information.
"What this shows is that the younger generation, who grew up in the Information Age, is clearly more comfortable with sharing those types of personal information and are far less skeptical than their parents," says Fiona O'Donnell, category manager, retail, multicultural, lifestyles and leisure. "Millennials are predisposed to share their personal habits and contact information with marketers, but they do so only when the perceived benefits outweigh the risks. Given that their generation accounts for nearly a quarter of the population, the implications for businesses are tremendous, because as Millennials go, so goes the US economy."
Indeed, although they have less discretionary income than some of their older peers, 42% of Millennials say that buying something that makes them feel good about themselves is very important, which is significantly higher than any other generation. This number jumps to 52% of Millennial dads, suggesting that there is an opportunity for marketers to take advantage of this desire for personal and sometimes immediate gratification.
"Millennials may be more apt to share, or even overshare, relative to other age groups, but they are also the most diverse generation, so marketers must know how to take this information and tailor campaigns that will be engaging and meaningful," continues Fiona. "Millennials are content creators and well-known for their desire to be involved. In order to overcome the fragmentation of channels and attention, marketers and program creators need to engage their customers."
In the ever-evolving tech landscape, there are more ways, yet less time for businesses to engage the consumer. For instance, Millennials are 64% more likely than the average adult to simultaneously multi-screen (that is, to use different types of technology—such as watching TV and searching the internet on their mobile device—at the same time). Moreover, about three in 10 Millennials would rather give up broadcast television rather than give up their mobile phone, compared to just 7% of Boomers. Millennials are 87% more likely than the average adult to say this.
"This age group is at a critical lifestage, experiencing major life-influencing events such as graduating from college, getting married, having children, establishing a career, or making their first significant purchases, making them particularly attractive to businesses. For marketers, the key to mining that precious data isn't in the raw data itself, but crafting it into a tailored, meaningful and engaging message for the Millennial consumer," concludes Fiona.
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Mintel is a leading global supplier of consumer, product and media intelligence. For more than 40 years, Mintel has provided insight into key worldwide trends, offering exclusive data and analysis that directly impacts client success. With offices in Chicago, New York, London, Sydney, Shanghai, Tokyo, India, Malaysia, Singapore and São Paulo, Mintel has forged a unique reputation as a world-renowned business brand. For more information on Mintel, please visit www.mintel.com.
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The program began with the introduction of the participants and a reflection on the work done by the different groups, while dances from young people entertained the audience. During the presentation of diplomas, the women shared their accomplishments, along with the difficulties they encountered and how they have overcome them and the road that lies ahead to achieve even more. One participant stated: "The group and training have helped us in solving group conflicts. We used to wait for someone from Servicio Jesuita para el Desarrollo to come and fix it, but now we can do this for ourselves thanks to the group activities and reflections, which have helped us become more independent and address difficult issues in an atmosphere of dialogue and tolerance." The ceremony was very emotional, and some participants could not hold back their tears when they received their diplomas.
The representatives from ArtCorps partners Servicio Jesuita para el Desarrollo and Oxfam America noted the pride and active engagement of the leaders and have many questions for them. Some female entrepreneurs made the most of the gathering by selling their products.
The participation of staff from Servicio Jesuita para el Desarrollo and Oxfam America was fundamental to the success of this event. A colleague from another district traveled a day early to the village to help out with anything we needed, and the entire office staff lent a hand from transporting equipment to cleaning up.
A month has passed since the activity took place, and our shared experience is already showing results. It has served as a model for other groups. The festival will be replicated in a nearby village where Servicio Jesuita also works, and other groups of women and youth are planning service projects like the ones that were presented and recognized.
In the words of Rigoberto Bonilla, Program Manager for Servicio Jesuita para el Desarrollo, "I congratulate [all female leaders]; this is a sign of how hard they are working."
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Doña Aidé was one of the first women to arrive for the workshop, and she sat down to chat to enjoy her cup of coffee and pupusas and wait with ArtCorps Artist Miguel Zepeda Santos for the other organizers of women's microcredit groups to arrive.
Doña Aidé has a quiet and kind demeanor, and like many women from a machista culture, she only speaks if she is addressed directly. I wondered how comfortable she would be participating in the activities and telling the group about herself.
I gave each woman a flower that I had created earlier for them to color and fill in (this technique is called the "Flower of my Life"). On each petal, they were asked to respond to the following statements: I work with women in order to…, What I like the most is…, My best quality is…, What I do best is…, My worst fear is…, What I don't like is…, My greatest dream is…. Doña Aidé told me that she needed help to complete her flower. I approached her and realized that it was difficult for her to read and that only with much effort, and very slowly, was she able to write. But despite these limitations, she didn't get discouraged and participated along with the others.
When Doña Aidé finished filling out her flower, she shared the following:
I work with women "to help my family cover household expenses." What I like the most is "to share with the women in the savings group." My best quality is "to be very nice to others." What I do best is "to make a delicious meal." My worst fear is "to get sick and have to go to the hospital." What I don't like is "to be selfish." My greatest dream is "that my son will be a professional."
If we ask people what they like and what they don't like, what their greatest fears and best qualities are, etc., without using this creative technique, people don't participate. But a simple drawing exercise breaks the silence and allows women to express their day-to-day realities as women, mothers, wives and leaders in their communities.
Once all the women had shared their drawings, Doña Aidé expressed that the drawing had served to make her stop and think about who she is, make note of all her good qualities, know herself better and reflect on her life.
Dona Aide knows how to communicate her biggest fears and this is an important step toward overcoming the physical, psychological, verbal and economic abuse, which she and her peers face every day. In the microcredit groups, women share joy, sadness, pain, a sense of community and determination. Now the organizers of the women's credit groups have one more tool to use to build self-esteem and communicate with one another.
This project is being carried out in collaboration with Servicio Jesuita para el Desarrollo.
Sixteen-year-old Edwin hopes to finish high school student next year. He lives with his aunt because his mother left him at age seven to get remarried and the new husband didn't want him. Last November, he started coming to the youth theater group led by ArtCorps Artist Naphtali Fields but after participating in several rehearsals for the Christmas play, he drifted away. This year, though, Edwin comes to every workshop and rehearsal.
Edwin is the one who organizes his cousins so that they bike together up to the little school where we meet for every rehearsal. If I need something, he will get it for me. If the group is rowdy or not focused, Edwin helps me restore order. He does all of this quietly and without calling attention to himself.
A few months ago, I sat down alone with him before a rehearsal and told him, "Edwin, you are the one in the group who has grown the most in your leadership skills. When I leave, you're going to have to work hard to keep the group going because everyone respects you and listens to you." He ducked his head trying to hide his smile but didn't say anything, just nodded. Later that night, as we were rehearsing, I noticed that he had taken my words seriously. Offstage he marshaled the actors and kept them focused. In our reflection circle he was constantly helping.
Edwin's leadership has continued to grow significantly. He and Aracely, another of the group's leaders, wrote, directed and organized a play on gender-based violence for the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, which they performed for over 100 women from the Jujutla area. Days later, at the request of the public health department, they performed the same play in their own community. This was a big step for Edwin who had joined the group with the disclaimer that he would only perform outside of his village: "I'll do a play for other people, but I'll never perform in Las Palmeras. Everyone knows me here; they'll all laugh at me."
After the performance I asked him what changed his mind. He explained that he was inspired by another ArtCorps theater group, who he saw perform in their own community: "The actors in Guayapa were really good, and no one laughed at them. We can do the same thing here." Edwin is truly a guiding example for his peers and neighbors, and it has been a real joy to see him change from an on-the-edge drifter to a motivational leader.
This project is being carried out in collaboration with Servicio Jesuita para el Desarrollo and Oxfam America in Ahuachapan, El Salvador.
Naphtali Fields October 19th, 2012
ArtCorps Artist Naphtali Fields and her youth theater group redefine rap.
"Diego! Hold your chest up! Proud like a soldier," I walk across the room and do my best stiff-armed soldier impression. Diego nods his head affably and imitates me for about a half-second. Then his shoulders slump back into their constant hunch and he begins his gangster walk towards the rest of the group. "No, Diego," I repeat, trying to keep the laugh out of my voice, "don't slouch like that, you have to be sterner, more in control." Again the nod and the smile, but he can't do it. He walks like a happy rapper whether he's supposed to be acting like an indigenous chief or an army sergeant.
Diego joined our theater group in Las Palmeras only a few weeks ago. His first day, I asked the group members to compose a rap based on three different parts of Salvadoran history: the indigenous period and the Spanish invasion, the civil war of the '80s and the current situation. They complied enthusiastically, none more so than Diego. At the end of the session, we got up to share our verses. Most people were off-beat, but their rhymes were solid and their message sound. Then Diego stepped up. He began crooning about a true love's rejection as he bounced up and down in the middle of the group, one hand gesturing wildly, the other on his crotch. He has clearly spent time watching music videos; when he finished he slouched back to his place in the circle with a grin.
I wasn't the only one surprised by his performance. The next week, as I readied the music for a second go at the group rap, I turned around to find the whole group imitating Diego's stance and pelvic thrusts. "Is this how you do it, Diego?" Yolanda asked as she bounced her butt in a cumbia-style rhythm. Our youngest member, a 12-year-old girl, began to attempt break dancing on the hard linoleum floor. I couldn't help it; I started laughing. We were rapping about indignities, violence, history and our dreams for the future. And everyone was convinced that they needed to clutch their crotch and waggle their rears to get the message across.
We eventually came to an agreement about the movement/song relationship. Bopping is allowed. Thrusting is not. But I've been thinking a lot lately about Diego. For me, he represents what ArtCorps is all about.
Diego lives a hard life. He's from a poor family and before I met him, he found something that filled him with joy: rap. He swallowed the messages, the movements, he even changed his walk to match that of his new pop-culture heroes. And then he came to our group. Suddenly, Diego was introduced to a different idea about what rap could do. It can motivate people to action. It can tell stories of the oppressed. It doesn't have to be about sex and money and drugs. It can tell his own story in a powerful, redemptive way.
The beauty of working with community groups is that each member brings with them a richness of past experience when they join. Sometimes that takes the form of singing, acting, or drawing. Two of our group members love doing bike tricks and we want to incorporate that into a play someday. And Diego is our rapper. He teaches us rhythm that we didn't have, and we help him understand that he holds a tool for good in his hand that all of us can use together.
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28 July 2015 1:11 PM, PDT | Indiewire Television | See recent Indiewire Television news »
TV Land's "The Soul Man," starring Cedric "The Entertainer," Niecy Nash and Wesley Jonathan, has been renewed for its fifth and final 12-episode season, the network announced today. The sitcom, which follows Cedric as R&B super-star-turned minister Reverend Boyce "The Voice" Ballentine, is the network's highest-rated original series among African Americans 25-54 and African American Women 25-54. "It has been amazing working with Cedric, Niecy, Wesley and the rest of the cast and crew on what has truly been a memorable and fun experience," said Keith Cox, Executive Vice President of Development and Original Programming for TV Land. "We appreciate the fans and all the love the show has received over the years, and we plan to give the viewers something very special this season." Cedric and Suzanne Martin ("Hot in Cleveland") are executive producers of "The Soul Man," along with Eric C. Rhone, Sean Hayes...
- Tambay A. Obenson
26 June 2015 12:24 PM, PDT | Hitfix | See recent Hitfix news »
Whether or not you agree with today's Supreme Court ruling on same-sex marriage(*), there can be no argument that this was a historic day in America. (*) And as a reminder, this blog is not the place to debate the merits of that ruling. In watching the news coverage of the decision, reading the official Court opinion and the four dissenting ones, it was hard not to think of the not insignificant role TV played in paving the way for this decision. This was a case that wound its way through the courts, just as the wave of state-level cases did over the last few years, and it involved lawyers and activists and politicians and judges. But it also involved changing attitudes across the country about gay people and same-sex relationships, and that's where pop culture in general and TV in particular come into play. TV shows come into our homes (and these days, »
- Alan Sepinwall
18 June 2015 3:33 AM, PDT | Den of Geek | See recent Den of Geek news »
From Zoolander 2 to 23 Jump Street, with 100s in-between. Here's our rundown of the assorted movie sequels in the works...
Think Hollywood is bereft of original ideas? You just might after this. Here's our look at the assorted movie sequels currently in the works. Since we last did a list like this, we've dropped films that seem to have died a death - Wanted 2, Spring Breakers 2 - but we'll keep this rundown up to date over the coming month.
Without further ado...
23 Jump Street
Sony is pressing ahead with a third Jump Street movie, as well as a possible Jump Street vs Men In Black film, and a female-headlined spin-off. For 23 Jump Street specifically, Rodney Rothman is back and working on the script (he wrote the second one). It's unclear yet if Chris Miller and Phil Lord can find breathing space in their schedule to direct. Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill are both expected back, »
- simonbrew
10 June 2015 9:14 AM, PDT | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
Though it remains improbable that the whole shebang will be released on video (due to unions-related this-and-that), portions of the Smash cast's one-night-only "Bombshell" concert have surfaced, thank Ellis.
RelatedSmash's Broadway 'Bombshell': Watch Sneak Peeks, Flip Through the Playbill
Performed Monday night at the Minskoff Theatre and benefiting The Actors Fund, the concert featured alumni of the NBC drama including Megan Hilty and Katharine McPhee (sharing the parts for Ivy/Marilyn), Christian Borle, Brian d'Arcy James, Jeremy Jordan and Will Chase.
Thanks to the fine folks at Broadway.com, we at least have a montage of »
9 June 2015 10:00 AM, PDT | Variety - TV News | See recent Variety - TV News news »
Earlier this year, Bob Odenkirk pulled off what many actors before him could not, transitioning his supporting character Saul Goodman from "Breaking Bad" into the lead of its spinoff show, "Better Call Saul."
Prior to the show's February premiere, there were doubts. Saul was a fun ancillary character, but could he carry a show on his own? Were people really interested in the backstory of a cheesy billboard attorney?
Judging by the ratings — the premiere set a record for the highest-rated scripted series premiere in cable history — the answer was a resounding yes. But even more than eyeballs, the response from critics and "Breaking Bad" fans was overwhelmingly positive. People were interested, intrigued and, perhaps above all, relieved.
Saul isn't the first character to do well striking out on his own; Kelsey Grammer was maybe sixth on the call sheet on "Cheers," but as the star of "Frasier" walked away with five Emmys. »
- Jenelle Riley
11 May 2015 10:11 AM, PDT | MovieWeb | See recent MovieWeb news »
As it closes in on its second consecutive season-long victory in the key adult 18-49 demographic, NBC unveils a new 2015-16 primetime schedule that combines popular returning series, edge-of-your-seat new dramas, inventive new comedies and season nine of the Emmy Award-winning musical competition series The Voice. NBC is on track to win the traditional September-to-May primetime season in adults 18-49 for the second year in a row after having gone the prior 10 years without an 18-49 win. Through 32 completed weeks of the season, NBC also ranks #1 or tied for #1 among the Big 4 networks in adults and men 18-34 and men and women 18-49.
In total viewers, NBC is running #2 for the season and within 7% of its year-ago Olympics-boosted average (8.8 million vs. 9.5 million), making this season and last NBC's two top-scoring seasons in total viewers since 2006-07. NBC has won the last three November sweeps in adults 18-49, as well as »
- MovieWeb
10 May 2015 9:29 AM, PDT | EmpireOnline | See recent EmpireOnline news »
Although it premiered to very mixed reviews and seemingly disappointing box office back in 2012, it appears there's life in The Three Stooges yet. An independent production team is reuniting Larry (Sean Hayes), Curly (Will Sasso) and Moe (Chris Diamantopoulos) for more comedy madness in a sequel.While Dumb And Dumber duo Peter and Bobby Farrelly were the co-writers and directors last time, realising a long-held dream to bring the characters to a new audience, Variety's story on the sequel makes no mention of either. Instead, Cameron Fay has been hired to write the script, which will apparently have more of an action comedy slant this time, with producers C3 Entertainment looking to add a big star into the mix."With Sean, Chris and Will back as our Stooges, and Cameron writing, this next film will be a truly unique blend of fast paced action with the hilarious mayhem of The Three Stooges, »
10 May 2015 6:55 AM, PDT | Flickeringmyth | See recent Flickeringmyth news »
Sean Hayes, Chris Diamantopoulos and Will Sasso – stars of the Farrelly Brothers' 2012 comedy The Three Stooges – are set to reprise the roles of Larry, Moe and Curly for an upcoming action comedy from independent producers C3 Entertainment, Grand Peaks Entertainment and The Exchange.
"With Sean, Chris and Will back as our Stooges and Cameron Fay [Brother in Laws] writing, this next film will be a truly unique blend of fast paced action with the hilarious mayhem of the Three Stooges," said Earl Benjamin, CEO of C3, which owns the Three Stooges brand.
The Farrelly's Three Stooges received mixed reviews when it was released in 2012, and also struggled at the box office, pulling in just under $55 million from a budget of $30 million.
- Gary Collinson
8 May 2015 1:24 PM, PDT | E! Online | See recent E! Online news »
If you didn't get enough of all the "nyuk-nyuk-nyuking" and slapstick comedy in the 2012 remake of The Three Stooges, get ready for even more zaniness. Sean Hayes, Chris Diamantopoulos and Will Sasso are set to reprise their roles as Larry, Moe and Curly in a movie sequel, C3 Entertainment, one of its production companies, confirmed in a website post on Friday, following reports by Variety and The Hollywood Reporter. Sasso, 39, had recently reunited with his co-stars. In April, he posted an Instagram selfie showing himself with Hayes, 44, and Diamantopoulos, who turns 40 on Saturday. "Me and my favorite Stooges," Sasso said. "The Three Stooges are returning to »
8 May 2015 12:03 PM, PDT | cinemablend.com | See recent Cinema Blend news »
The Three Stooges didn.t make too much of a splash when it was released back in 2012. Not only did it only gross $50.4 million from its $30 million budget, but it was met with lukewarm reviews, as well. However, C3 Entertainment, Grand Peaks Entertainment, and The Exchange clearly still see some kind of potential in the comedy because the studios have banded together to order a sequel, which will bring its three leading actors, Sean Hayes, Chris Diamantopoulos and Will Sasso, back too. According to Deadline, Cameron Fay has been hired to write the follow-up, while it.s still not known if the Farrelly Brothers will return for joint director duties. However, as Bobby and Peter Farrelly wrote the original alongside Mike Cerrone before they then went on to direct, it.s highly unlikely that they will decide to step into the breach again, having not been given the responsibility of »
8 May 2015 11:55 AM, PDT | JoBlo.com | See recent JoBlo news »
The Three Stooges were a major part of my youth; watching Moe, Larry, Curly, and Shemp engage in choreographed slapstick always brought a smile to my face. The idea of other actors stepping into those roles felt like an impossibility, but I knew it was only a matter of time before I (and other Stooge fans) would have to deal with that very thing. Chris Diamantopoulos, Sean Hayes, and Will Sasso stepped in to fill the roles of Moe, Larry, and Curly for The Three Stooges from the »
- Kevin Fraser
8 May 2015 11:19 AM, PDT | FilmSchoolRejects.com | See recent FilmSchoolRejects news »
Can Mel Gibson be trusted to join Sean Hayes, Chris Diamantopoulos, and Will Sasso for the needed "major action star" role?
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- Christopher Campbell
8 May 2015 10:57 AM, PDT | MovieWeb | See recent MovieWeb news »
Earl Benjamin, CEO of C3 Entertainment, Inc. Alan Simpson, CEO of Grand Peaks Entertainmentand Brian O'Shea, CEO of The Exchange announced today that The Three Stooges are returning to the big screen in the new action-comedy feature film The Three Stooges 2. C3 and Grand Peaks will produce with The Exchange that will also handle worldwide sales. C3, The Three Stooges brand owner, will also run the film's licensing, merchandising and promotional programs. Sean Hayes (Larry), Chris Diamantopoulos (Moe) and Will Sasso (Curly), will reprise their roles as The Three Stooges. A major action star will be added to the cast.
Cameron Fay has been hired to write the script. Most recently, Fay penned Brother in Laws at Paramount which has Taran Killam starring and is awaiting release. Fay also has Cosmic in development at Walden. C3's Earl Benjamin said:
"We're excited to be moving forward with The Exchange and »
- MovieWeb
8 May 2015 10:10 AM, PDT | We Got This Covered | See recent We Got This Covered news »
With pickups for the fall season in full swing, NBC is betting on three comedies, from Ride Along producer Will Packer, Hot in Cleveland's Suzanne Martin and Zombieland director Ruben Fleischer.
People Are Talking, created by DJ Nash, centers on two neighborhood couples who meet often to obsess over everything from sex, class and race to their suspicions that the new babysitter is a porn star. Mark-Paul Gosselaar and Tone Bell are two of the main foursome, Packer will exec-produce and Pam Fryman (How I Met Your Mother) directed the pilot.
Crowded, from Martin and actor Sean Hayes, is yet another multigenerational family comedy (following Modern Family, The Goldbergs, Black-ish, Fresh Off the Boat and others in what seems to be a never-ending trend) about parents whose future plans are derailed when their two adult daughters experience trouble in their personal and professional lives and move back in. James Burrows directed the pilot, »
- Isaac Feldberg
8 May 2015 10:00 AM, PDT | Slash Film | See recent Slash Film news »
The Three Stooges are coming back, again. Sean Hayes, Chris Diamantopoulos, and Will Sasso are set to return as the idiot brothers in a new sequel to the 2012 comedy by the Farrelly brothers. The announcement comes as a big surprise, seeing as the last film wasn't much loved. Though it fared better than expected with […]
The post The Farrellys' 'Three Stooges' Is Getting a Sequel appeared first on /Film. »
- Angie Han
8 May 2015 9:31 AM, PDT | Us Weekly | See recent Us Weekly news »
The goofballs are reuniting! Three Stooges is officially getting a sequel, The Hollywood Reporter confirmed on Friday, May 8. Fans of the 2012 comedy — an update on the classic 1930s film characters — will be happy to learn that Sean Hayes, Chris Diamantopoulos, and Will Sasso will also be back to reprise their roles as Larry, Moe, and Curly! According to THR, Cameron Fay in on board to write the script and a to-be determined action star is being added to the cast this time around. [...] »
8 May 2015 9:14 AM, PDT | Collider.com | See recent Collider.com news »
2012's The Three Stooges is not a bad movie. It's not a good one, but it's nowhere near the wretched mess the trailers made it out to be. It's a kids' movie, but not one that's painful to sit through if you're an adult. The movie was a lot of goofy slapstick, and the film worked on its own merits. So while others may be groaning at the prospect of a sequel, I don't mind that another Three Stooges movie is moving forwards. C3, Grand Peak, and The Exchange have announced that they're creating a new Three Stooges, and that Sean Hayes (Larry), Chris Diamantopoulos (Moe) and Will Sasso (Curly), will reprise their roles and be joined by a major action star, who is Tba. The press release makes no mention of the Farrelly Brothers, who were the major force driving The Three Stooges, »
- Matt Goldberg
8 May 2015 9:00 AM, PDT | ScreenDaily | See recent ScreenDaily news »
C3 Entertainment, Grand Peaks Entertainment and The Exchange are preparing the big-screen return of the iconic property, which will be available to buyers on the Croisette next week.
The partners have repurposed The Three Stooges as an action-comedy and will welcome back Sean Hayes, Will Sasso and Chris Diamantopoulos, who reprise their roles as Larry, Curly and Mo last seen in Fox's 2012 release directed by the Farrelly brothers.
The producers said they would shortly announce a cast addition in the form of a "major action star".
Cameron Fay has been hired to write the screenplay and most recently wrote Brother In Laws for Paramount and has Cosmic in development at Walden Media.
The Three Stooges brand owner C3 will produce alongside Grand Peaks and worldwide sales agent The Exchange. C3 will also oversee licensing, merchandising and promotions.
Pablo Velez of C3 will produce alongside Grand Peaks CEO Alan Simpson and Nat McCormick of The Exchange. Simpson »
- email@example.com (Jeremy Kay)
8 May 2015 8:52 AM, PDT | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - Movie News news »
The Three Stooges is making another comeback.
Sean Hayes, Chris Diamantopoulos and Will Sasso have all agreed to return for a sequel to the 2012 film reboot.
However, Bobby and Peter Farrelly do not appear to be involved with C3 Entertainment's latest project, after writing, producing and directing the previous film.
Cameron Fay has been hired to write the script for the film, while C3's Earl Benjamin and Robert Benjamin will executive produce along with Brian O'Shea and Jeff Bowler.
Benjamin said: "We're excited to be moving forward with The Exchange and Grand Peaks on the next Three Stooges movie.
"With Sean, Chris and Will back as our Stooges and Cameron writing, this next film will be a truly unique blend of fast-paced action with the hilarious mayhem of The Three Stooges."
A release date for the sequel has yet to be announced. »
8 May 2015 8:29 AM, PDT | Dark Horizons | See recent Dark Horizons news »
Actors Sean Hayes (Larry), Chris Diamantopoulos (Moe) and Will Sasso (Curly) are set to reprise their roles in an upcoming sequel to the 2012 comedy film adaptation of "The Three Stooges" for C3 Entertainment, Grand Peaks Entertainment and The Exchange.
A major action star is reportedly slated to join the cast of the sequel which will Not involve the original's directors Peter and Bobby Farrelly.
Cameron Fay has been hired to write the script whilst Pablo Velez, Alan Simpson and Nat McCormick will produce. The first film grossed around $55 million worldwide on a $30 million budget.
Source: C3 Entertainment »
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SUMMER DISCOUNT: From 1st to 31st August get 15% discount in all the official LDET products: Balls, caps, umbrellas, head covers, bags...
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Italy registrations
REMINDER: The deadline to register for the ITALY LDET Championship is next Sunday 9th August!!!
John McSloy CHAMPION of Holland LDET
July 18th 2015 – AMSTERDAM (Holland). The Scottish player, John McSloy, wins the Holland LDET Championship after beating Dewald Lubbe with a best hit of 336 yards after playing 3 sets in the big final and it is his first victory in three seasons of the tour. CONGRATULATIONS John!! PRESS RELEASE // RANKING
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Holland LDET
9th July, AMSTERDAM.- The Long Drive show arrives for the first time in Holland thanks to the Volvik Long Drivers European Tour (LDET); Amsterdam Old Course Club near Amsterdam will held the HOLLAND LDET CHAMPIONSHIP. The competition will take place on Friday 17th and Saturday 18th of July. INFO
Allen wins the Belgium LDET and records a bomb of 423 yards
July 4th 2015 – MONS (Belgium). Maurice Allen, an American player of the Volvik LDET, wins the Belgium LDET Championship beating Frederik Frost with a best hit of 411 yards after playing two sets in the final. It has been the fourth tournament of the season, held at Mont Garni Golf Club, near the town of Baudour. Maurice Allen got an absolute record: 423 yards in the Quarters finals. It is the best hit since the existence of Volvik LDET circuit in three years and the longest ball of the day. PRESS RELEASE
Belgium: Official training
This afternoon we have seen the hitters at the official training session of the BELGIUM LDET Championship at Mont Garni Golf Club.
Some of the long drivers were there and we saw a really good "bombs"! Tomorrow we expect a perfect weather conditions and why not to see some Volvik balls crossing the line of 400y! MORE INFO // SCHEDULE
4th JULY 09.00-16.00 09h-16h: Driving range open for practice.
11h Pros: Qualifying round group's 1 and 2
Pros: Qualifying round group´s 3 and 4
13.30-14.30: Lunch break. SCHEDULE
RED BULL = Power
Spectacular Red Bull DJ Car next weekend at the Belgium LDET Championship!! The DJ and the Wings Team will bring the power to the spectacular tournament at Golf Du Mont Garni. Big energy for the best long drivers. Are you going to miss it?!! MORE INFO
Next stop: Belgium LDET Championship
The Belgium LDET championship, next 3th & 4th July, will take place at the spectacular golf of Mont Garni GC. The course is located on the commons Baudour and Sirault, Mont Garni seduces by the horizons that lets discover and calm that emerges. The 18 hole (par 73), six-hole approach, the Putting Green and Driving Range fit harmoniously in the heart of a wooded 150 acres. Around the championship there will be a lot of activites: nearest to the pin, putting contest (for Amateurs), merchandising shop, live music... More info
Mesquite LD Open Global Championship
Long Drivers European Tour will award the best LDET Player in Italy (Chervò Golf San Vigilio, 21-22 August) and Spain (Mijas Golf, 11-12 Sept,) with a spot at the Long Drive Open Global Championship in Mesquite next 18th to 26th September! www.captncrushpowergolf.com
Mauro Benaglio wins the Slovenia LDET
June 13th 2015 - LJUBILJANA. Mauro Benaglio, the Swiss player of the Volvik LDET, won the Slovenia LDET Championship beating Maurice Allen with a best hit of 350 yards after playing three sets in the final. The third tournament of the season was held at Golf Arboretum, near Ljubljana. READ MORE // RANKING
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1. Investigating Entrepreneurial OpportunitiesCompetitor and market researchProfessor Colin GrayIt's very important to have a clear idea of the likely competitive forces that face a new venture.The well-known management guru Professor Michael Porter of Harvard has developed a fiveforces classification that's widely used to analyse competitive pressures – these includeexisting competitors, new direct entrants that are promoting similar products, and new indirectentrants who offer different products that provide similar benefits. In addition there arepressures from large dominant customers and large dominant suppliers. It's crucial to knowwhat prices and promotional messages competitors are pushing, plus how reliable they'reperceived to be. How does Julian analyse the competitive pressures facing him?Julian BrowerFor me as a learner I was very keen to get specific targets and goals and to break down thewhole concept of analysing competitors and the forces that were going to affect my businessand compartmentalising them was very, very helpful. I can actually now sit down and lookindividually at say bargaining power of suppliers. What does that actually mean? And I coulddo that without worrying about the other factors involved so for me compartmentalising. Asan engineer I think in specific chunks and lumps so you know looking at er threats of - of - ofother companies coming in and stealing or using my idea it was just a way of condensing outimportant factors based on individual areas like new threats, bargaining powers of customers,threats of substitute products and services. So I found that quite useful. Now I didn't evenknow it existed but once I knew it existed I could then apply my particular problems to it and Icame up with some very interesting areas. For instance threat of substitutes. You know thereare companies out there that are already doing exactly the same thing but not quite the same.So you know Gum Tree which is already offering these advertising services. Well I don't thinkit would take much for them. But I happen to know that is not in their strategy because I did abit of research. I wouldn't have done that had I not thought about the five forces. And otherInternet companies are already doing this and have the infrastructure in place. But they arenot doing it. Why arent they doing it? That was the other thing that came out of it. What is itthat they are not doing? And I had to find out a little bit about that as well. Local newspapers– so whats the threat from them? They could actually just come in and provide a substituteservice. But once again highlighting it, compartmentalising it, allowed me to actually go into itin a bit more detailProfessor Colin GrayAnd you didn't see the traditional sort of er cork board or the notice board that was found in avillage shop or other community spaces as being a threat to you?Julian BrowerWell that was in fact very interesting because that as a threat why would they bother to cometo me when they've already got a system? And we're actually dealing with communitybusiness people who don't like change. But once again it highlighted it. It went into SWOTas a threat and came out as an opportunity. How do I convince those people that its worthy ofthem pulling down their AO board which adds a little bit of variety to a relatively boring dailylife in a village shop – that's maybe a bit unfair but that's the way I thought of it. So I looked atways of overcoming er that idea so you know they don't need to change at all. But I think myidea was that eventually they would see the other shops around them doing it and they wouldtalk to their other village shops and theyd ask and eventually theyd cotton on and say wellactually we are getting a lot more money. Because I actually worked out roughly in my area ofthe local fifty or hundred shops how much they were making out of it and one of my marketingideas was to say to them you know youre getting 50p per slot. Youve got half slots there soyoure getting twelve quid a week. I can make that thirty five quid a week without you eventouching anything and I can do that by adding all these taxi companies, all these pizza
companies, all these kebab companies, all these take away companies, your local Sainsburyswho do a national thing. And I can turn that into thirty plus quid. So that's how I could turnthem around I think – success or not depends on actually what happens. I actually got acouple of local shops to analyse it in great detail.I went out there and I spoke to my friendly local Indian gentleman who supplies my localnewspaper. He's brilliant – brilliant businessman. He came back with loads of objections.Throw me the objections I said. I don't want to know whats good about it. I want to knowwhats wrong about it because then I can look for opportunities. So the threat – the threatsection got bigger and then it sort of progressively got smaller over the month and then it gotbigger again as I went out and found – you know good business is about as much aboutknowing your threats as - as developing your opportunities.Professor Colin GrayAnd there are no other people doing similar things? It seems to me that some of the thingsyouve said seem so straightforward – so obviousJulian BrowerBut you know – someone asked me this question about another business. Why arent theydoing it? I said well – my argument to that is I was queuing up at a roundabout with a two-lane queue and there was a queue a mile long on one side and nobody on the other side.Why are they there? So I went down the other side. It's because people go with what theyknow - they know best. They think because theres a queue that must be right. So that's theway people think. Entrepreneurs don't think like that. They look at a queue. They see a longone. They go in the short one. They deal with the problem at the other end of the queue.Because its not being done does not make it wrong. It means that most of the people – eightyper cent of the people – wont do it because they're not risk – risk type people. So you knowwhen you see something like that you - you have to – you don't accept other people's opinion.You go and find out for yourself why it doesn't work. And if anybody comes back to them andsays no it cant be done any entrepreneur will know this. If it says "no it cant be done", thatmeans your ears prick up and off you goProfessor Colin GrayAnd how did you find out for yourself what the competitive forces were that you actually werepotentially facing?Julian BrowerThat's a tough one. That's very tough because companies arent going to give theirinformation away and I think it discusses this in a lot of detail in the in the course – coursenotes – how to go to companies – you have to be a bit sneaky. You know you have to go toyour local newspaper. You say you want to advertise. Local newspaper is probably an easyanswer. But you have to sort of delve through – for instance you might want to go toCompanies House, spend three or four quid on the um electronic version of their financialstatement and try and work out how they've earned this sort of money. There are a couple ofbig companies that I wanted to compete with. One of them um er is a national news companywho was a potential competitor to potentially provide a substitute product. And I needed tofind out a little bit more detail and they are very clever in their financial statements. Theydon't give any details away. So how was I going to do it? So um I actually went through toone of their local newspaper shops and um and asked questions and managed to get detailsabout firstly who was involved, who was their area manager. Unfortunately I couldn't takethat any further because I think they're quite smart. But I think you have to be sneaky. Youhave to be inventive in the way you as qu4stions. Competitors are doing it all the time.Youve got people going into one supermarket chain from another supermarket chain writingdown the prices. That's the way it works. You go into a bookshop. You write down the ISPNnumber and then you go off on line and you buy it cheaper. That's the way you have tobehave in this business environment.Professor Colin GrayIt struck me also some of the areas and some of the potential people advertisers wereactually pizza – pizzerias there was Sainsburys and the Tesco locals and so on and so forth.
They are the sort of people who advertise also in Thomsons and in um local Yellow Pages.How would you see yourself competing with them?Julian BrowerWell they are quite viable threats. But I think one has to look at what their offer is and –andtheir offer is based on a one year placement. So you have no flexibility in there. So if youre acompany selling logs from oak tees and then you suddenly change to beech trees becausethat's the crop youre cutting, its no good going into Thomson Directory. Okay you could saylogged trees but there are other areas where you want to publicise – three bags for two – thething about e-board was it was very, very geared into time and how you could utilise. Youcould change it at any minute. When you bought a slot on e-board it was yours and you coulddo what you liked with it within the profanity rules. You could do what you liked with it and youcould do quick turnovers so the sorts of markets we were looking for or I was looking for werethe markets that wanted a ver fast turnover. So the local er national um the local countryhouse – National Trust country house doing a special promotion on this Saturday oh Ive gotsomeone from the Antiques Road Show coming down. Youre there. Bang.Professor Colin GraySo you could appeal more effectively to the customer's time – timeframe of decisionJulian BrowerYes I think that's a very important point of this. So its something that newspapers wereoffering on a weekly basis but e-board was offering on a one-second basis. It was the abilityto get your change of - your plan out very quickly. So that was one of the marketingstrategies. Certainly in the sell that was that was what I was offering.


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Overall, it is looking one-or-two degrees cooler than the last three Tours and very similar to four years ago, fairly comfortable for competitors and spectators.
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Hot and cold: Revenue will grow as new product development keeps consumer interest high
IBISWorld's Frozen Food Wholesaling market research report provides the latest industry statistics and industry trends, allowing you to identify the products and customers driving revenue growth and profitability. The industry report identifies the leading companies and offers strategic industry analysis of the key factors influencing the market.
Continued demand from grocery stores and the economic recovery will benefit frozen food wholesalers; however, growth will remain slow. In the coming years, the steadily improving US economy will likely have a positive impact on grocery and food service sales overall, as disposable incomes rise and consumers spend more on discretionary products and meals outside the home. However, as unemployment falls and disposable income levels creep back up, consumers will slowly begin to phase in more expensive discretionary purchases, such as fresh seafood and fine-dining restaurant meals, which will stifle demand for industry products... purchase to read more
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This industry primarily wholesales packaged frozen foods, excluding dairy products. Wholesaling in this industry involves the resale of frozen food products to downstream sectors, including restaurants, food-service outlets, grocery stores and other retailers and wholesalers. Products include packaged frozen meats, poultry, seafood, fruits and vegetables, juices, bakery products, pizzas and other frozen meals.
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