Chris Rose, an L.A. writer, producer and director, created his own video library, which includes more than 250 titles.

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From creature features to film-school classics, Chris Rose's personal Kitchen Video library, which includes more than 250 titles, pays homage to independent video stores of the past and the ...

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History’s real disruptors often hide beneath the user interface. Reed Hastings taught us where untapped data hides.

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Chris Rose fondly remembers the days when he worked at the independent video store We Luv Video in Austin, Texas. He was in his early 20s and finishing film school at the University of Texas at Austin ...

But Powers couldn’t shake the images that were playing out in her head: flickering televisions, chairs flying across the kitchen and possessed trees crashing through the bedroom window. When her ...