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Hollywood Is Cashing In on Gen Z’s Obsession With Creepy Spaces

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By Esther Zuckerman 
| The Wall Street Journal
The internet trend that led to A24’s smash hit ‘Backrooms’ has given a visual language to Gen Z’s real-world anxieties Renate Reinsve in a scene from ‘Backrooms.’ The film team sought to re-create some of the favorite settings of liminal-space enthusiasts. A24 Picture an abandoned, windowless yellow room with garish fluorescent lights. There’s no furniture on the beige floor. Devoid of any people or context, the room feels suspended outside of reality. This is what’s known as a liminal space.
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The Summer Movies You Need to Know About

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By Esther Zuckerman 
| The Wall Street Journal
A guide to the big-budget blockbusters and arthouse gems that everyone will be talking about Matt Damon and Zendaya in Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey.’ Melinda Sue Gordon/Universal Pictures Summer is a season of Bs: beaches, barbecues, baseball—and blockbusters.
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Leopard Vests and $1,450 Jackets: The Knicks Merch Gold Rush

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By Esther Zuckerman 
| The Wall Street Journal
With the New York Knicks in the NBA Finals for the first time since 1999, brands and bootleggers are cashing in Knicks superfans Timothée Chalamet and Spike Lee. Getty Images Last Saturday, during the brunch rush at the Manhattan deli Barney Greengrass, Moe Greengrass, the fourth-generation heir to the smoked-fish empire, was busy with a side-hustle.
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