Apex Sentinel Modus Productions

10/06/2026

NOPE

10/04/2026

Get your tickets!

10/04/2026

10/02/2026

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10/02/2026

Chicago, it’s time to show up for your independent creators.

For too long, small businesses and underground artists in this city have poured everything into our craft, only to be met with silence from a culture that rewards industry politics over authentic art. We are so tired of seeing local talent get overlooked while being forced to bend to toxic industry standards and fake behavior just to get a seat at the table.

Orion’s Embrace was created to break that mold entirely.
On December 12 at The Little Black Pearl, we aren’t playing by their rules. This celestial-themed winter runway showcase is about you, your truth, and unapologetically being yourself.

Through three powerful acts—The Identity, The Odyssey Collection, and The Collision—produced by ASMP Apex Sentinel Modus Productions, we are proving that real art doesn’t need corporate validation to shine.

The night features avant-garde winter streetwear fashion, a live performance by Zion Ali, light refreshments featuring a charcuterie board, an open bar (21+), a photo booth, and a post-show networking mixer.

Will Chicago finally step up and support true independence? Grab your tickets—whether you’re eyeing a Nebula Spectator standing pass, The Eclipse Pass, or the full VIP Supernova Experience (complete with a take-home VIP bag)—and let’s show them what real community looks like.
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10/01/2026

October!
Bring that 🎃zz
over HERE!
My favourite month of the year!

09/25/2026

Absolutely!

V for Vendetta is returning to U.S. theaters nationwide for its 20th anniversary on November 1 and November 5, 2026, the latter falling on Guy Fawkes Night. The screenings arrive around the November 3 midterm elections, and Memezar summed up the timing: “Turns out this one aged a little too well.”

Warner Bros. Pictures, Saga Arts and Fathom Entertainment are behind the re-release. Tickets are on sale through FathomEntertainment.com, and each screening includes Freedom Forever, a new featurette in which director James McTeigue discusses the film’s influences and the continued relevance of its themes. A new trailer was released on September 18.

The film follows a masked revolutionary fighting Norsefire, the fascist regime ruling a dystopian Britain through surveillance, propaganda, curfews and fear surrounding a government-engineered virus. McTeigue directed from a screenplay by Lana and Lilly Wachowski, based on the graphic novel created by Alan Moore and David Lloyd. Natalie Portman stars as Evey Hammond, with Hugo Weaving as V.

The movie opened widely on March 17, 2006, after early screenings in late 2005, and earned roughly $132 million to $135 million worldwide. Its Guy Fawkes mask later became a protest symbol used by Anonymous, Occupy Wall Street and demonstrators around the world.

Moore rejected the adaptation, asked for his name to be removed from the credits and refused payment, while Lloyd approved of the film. Portman’s on-camera head shaving was real and completed in 1 take.