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— Tribeca (@TribecaFilmFest) March 24, 2015

We Could be King Emmy Nomination
What you need to know: The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences announced the nominees for the 36th Annual Sports Emmy Awards, which includes We Could be King from Tribeca Digital Studios DICKS Sporting Goods. We Could be King, about a high school football team in Philadelphia that merges with its rivals after a devastating cut in school funding, will be competing in the Outstanding Sports Documentary nomination. 
Tribeca says: Congrats to everyone involved with We Could be King!

A Virtual Drive Through Bhutan
What you need to know: Google Street View finally arrives in Bhutan for this photo series / digital tour through the breathtaking Himalayan country. For anyone who has ever wanted to travel to Bhutan, you can now live your dreams close to realization by clicking through Google's panoramic Street View shots. Alternatively, Atlantic Magazine has curated their own guided Street View tour here.
Tribeca says: Much more affordable than a plane ticket.

The Godfather and The Godfather: Part II at MOMI
What you need to know: If you missed screenings of The Godfather during MOMI's Gordon Willis retrospective last month, you can catch it again this Saturday at 2pm. Make a weekend of it by seeing The Godfather: Part II the next evening on Sunday at 6pm. 
Tribeca says: There's never a bad time to see The Godfather again.

Tom Hanks as Tom Hanks
What you need to know: James Corden recently took over The Late Late Show as its 4th host and debuted with a star-studded first episode. Mila Kunis, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Tom Hanks all made appearances to make for a very smooth transition. The highlight of the episode, though, was clearly this 8-minute segment in which Corden and Hanks recreated some of the best scenes from Hanks's filmography. 
Tribeca says: Tom Hanks can do no wrong, although Splash came close.

Tulipmania Around the World
What you need to know: With the first day of spring presumably behind us, it's tulip season for the Dutch - and these international locations with just as much enthusiasm for the flower. Including the largest tulip collection in Asia (Sringar, India) as well as upcoming tulip festivals closer to NYC, this list from Smithsonian Mag is sure to get you excited for spring. 
Tribeca says: Some hopefulness after NYC's brutal winter.