Mila Kunis is a wonderful, young, hot, talented actress.
I love Mila Kunis.
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Hot actress that stars in That 70’s Show and some movie with Kirsten Dunst.
Mila Kunis is very sexy.
mila kunis: define #3
portrayed Jackie Berhnardt on that ’70s show and does the voice of meg griffen on family guy. super sexy.
dude mila kunis is fucking hot.
mila kunis: define #4
Extremely cute actress from ‘That 70s Show’. Currently dating Macaulay Culkin- so there’s hope for us all yet.
Mila Kunis is how you want your girlfriend to look/act/talk/smile like.
mila kunis: define #5
To slowly drive a tightly wound person crazy, keeping an innocent face the whole time. Comes from the film Black Swan.
I’m going to Mila Kunis that bitch!
mila kunis: define #6
Amazing, gorgeous Ukranian actress. Ashton Kutcher was her first kiss on the set of That ’70s Show and now they’re married.
Damn, I want to be Mila Kunis!


The Lark's Lonely Twittering: An Analysis of the Monologues in A Doll's House
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Original versionIbsen Studies. 2019, 19 (2), 88-121. 10.1080/15021866.2019.1640928
In this article we examine Ibsen’s use of monologues in A Doll’s House. The use of monologues in this play has been criticized, and by some characterized as old and conventional, while others have considered this a futile device. However, previous scholars and critics have neither agreed on the number of monologues, nor about where in the play these monologues appear. Our close reading shows that there are as many as nineteen monologues in the play, several in each act, and that three of the characters express themselves in monologues. We find surprising dramaturgic patterns in the use of this device, and this indicates that Ibsen’s use of monologues in A Doll’s House has a more important function than the literature about A Doll’s House until now has found. Our intention in this article is not to give a new interpretation of A Doll’s House, but to examine Ibsen’s use of monologues in the play, to reflect on the questions of why Ibsen made use of this device, and to consider what aesthetic functions this device might have.


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NEBULA is an experiment that aims at finding the link between two trends that develop simultaneously in the history of film – Lumieres concept of a movie as a record of reality and Méliés’s idea that uses the film as a tool for creation of imaginative worlds.
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Motion designer & animator. Currently a lecturer in the animation studio in the Academy of Fine Arts in Katowice.
Author of many projects from the area of film, animation and multimedia, video mapping and multimedia shows. Nominated to awards at international animated film contests: OIAF(Canada), Anima Mundi (Brazil), Animation Block (USA). Winner of the Animator Festival 2018 in Poznań (Poland).


On June 11, NOLA.com reported on the production of a “Roe v. Wade movie” that was filming in New Orleans. On July 3, The Hollywood Reporter revealed more details of said production, describing the film as a “secret Roe v. Wade movie” that appears to be slanted pro-life, has been riddled with production issues, and features some of the confirmed worst people on the planet. Lots of information is floating about this movie, so here is a helpful guide. Sofia Vergara’s ex-boyfriend Nick Loeb (yes, that one… the frozen embryos) and Cathy Allyn are writing, directing, and producing the film. They reportedly started production on June 15 in New Orleans. Production wraps on July 15. THR reported that the budget is around $3.5 million, but NOLA.com had it at roughly $6.8 million. The title of the movie is simply Roe v. Wade, which suggests it’ll be a nice story about how abortion rights came to be, but (twist) it’s been described as leaning heavily pro-life. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the film “chronicles the 1973 Supreme Court decision that guaranteed a woman’s right to an abortion” and has a “pro-life tilt”..
Read more: https://themuse.jezebel.com/what-the-fuck-is-this-roe-v-wade-movie-1827700906


Define the aspect of a societal climate. Beginning with ““Glass Menagerie” and including “Harvey”—and taking into account these very different plays were written and produced in about the same period, what makes each of these plays special? Why do you think they’ve lasted on the stage for decades? Set each of the plays in the context of when they were written. What was going on in the country when they were created? What societal climate existed in the United States when these plays were first produced? How do you think that influenced how or why the playwrights wrote the plays? How were the plays first received by the critical community? (Feel free to quote particular critics, both positive and negative.) Do you think that these plays deserve to have a lasting influence on American drama today? If so, why? If not, why?
The paper should be at least 10 pages, (12 point font please)– double spacing is fine.
The Glass Menagerie https://www.pval.org/cms/lib/NY19000481/Centricity/Domain/105/the_glass_menagerie_messy_full_text.pdf


Click below for video of two short excerpts from the production:
Scene Two (Night falls. There is no moon. Leander swims through the sea towards the light in the tower which is Hero's Room.)
Scene Four (Leander tries to swim through the stormy sea to be with Hero. He cannot see the light in the tower which guided him before. Eventually, Leander drowns. Morning comes. The rain subsides. Hero still waits.)
You can also find the complete performance here.


In the hype of the "Snyder Cut" of Justice League, I thought I'd watch the prior film of the franchise to familiarise myself with the story, as well as finally see the 3-hour long, R-rated (though it barely feels that much more violent than the PG-13 version), director's cut of Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice.
When Batman V Superman was first coming out, the hype was practically uncontainable. This was the rivalry DC fans, or even comic book fans in general, have waited decades to see on the big screen. However, despite making nearly a billion dollars, the film, unfortunately, fell flat on its face as critics panned the movie for its dark tone, inconsistent writing, and its desperate attempt at beating Marvel in the contest of cinematic universes by throwing too many ideas together to build up hype for potential future movies.
Fans, on the other hand, were a bit more lenient towards promoting the film. Aside from some agreeably dumb moments, fans felt satisfied with their offerings in the film and praised it for its achievements. Clearly, audiences and critics were split, but the promise of an extended cut of the film, provided with 30 minutes of unseen footage, gave promise to whoever didn't enjoy the film that there might be a version of the film coming that fills in the gaps the theatrical cut left empty.
Most people would agree that the Director's Cut (better known as the Ultimate Edition) of Batman V Superman is easily superior to the theatrical cut of the film. It answered plenty of unanswered questions from the original version, gave fleshed-out scenes and characters that felt rushed and hallow more depth, and, for the sake of it, added more violence and blood to certain scenes (because Zack Snyder, baby). But one must still ask: Is there a "good" version of this movie, or just a better one?
While many issues still haunt this film's Knightmares (get it?), I find the Ultimate Edition to be a surprisingly helpful asset to the movie's benefit. It covers small but significant notes in the movie's story, tone, and pace that make it feel more coherent and less like a series of unfortunate events. While I still prefer this film fleshed its ideas across more films, as well as allow a lighter tone to Superman's character, and I still find the "Martha" scene to be pretty stupidly written (though I can see how slightly better writing/direction could have made this scene better and allow audiences to understand what that scene was actually supposed to mean), I still find this film to be quite more entertaining and understandable that the theatrical cut.
I'm giving the Ultimate Edition a 7.5/10, as opposed to a 6/10 (ish) rating for the theatrical cut.
What are your guys' thoughts? Does the Ultimate Edition improve the movie significantly enough for you, or does it simply feel like a longer version of the movie you already saw (and likely disapproved of)? Comment what you think below.


“He’s not the messiah. He’s a very naughty boy.”
Okay, let’s put religious beliefs aside, whether you believe that Jesus existed, whether you believe he was the messiah, whatever you believe. What if there was just an ordinary guy living in the time of Jesus who was most definitely not the messiah, but a series of misunderstandings lead him to be followed by thousands and even, eventually, crucified – all against his will?
Thank goodness it is Monty Python telling this story, because otherwise it could have been tedious or worthy – instead it is magnificently stupid and hilarious. Of course, this assumes you enjoy the humour of Monty Python. If not, well, you’d probably think this was all just a bit stupid.
After receiving an award for his work in psychology with children, Dr Malcolm Crowe (Bruce Willis) and his wife Anna (Olivia Williams) are attacked in their home by one of his former patients, Vincent Grey (Donnie Wahlberg). Several months later, Malcolm feels he cannot connect with his wife and has lost his work mojo. Then he meets Cole (Haley Joel Osment), a nervous young boy who reminds him of Vincent, living with his wonderful mother, Lynn (Toni Collette). But when Cole reveals that he sees dead people, Malcolm has a challenge that, if he can sole, may bring him peace of mind.
Do I give away the spoiler? Along with the revelation of what Rosebud is in Citizen Kane and the big secret from The Crying Game, it has to be one of the most quoted spoilers of all time. Just for that, I’ll keep schtum. It is most certainly worth watching. It is tense and freaky and so very, very sad. Watch it. If you haven’t seen it, you really must.
The Sixth Sense was nominated for Oscars for Best Picture, Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Haley Joel Osment), Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Toni Collette), Best Director (M. Night Shyamalan), Best Writing, Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen (M. Night Shyamalan) and Best Film Editing (Andrew Mondshein).
Everyone knows I love a good Hollywood blockbuster, blow ‘em up, smash ‘em up type movie, and that’s exactly what this is. Lots of fantastic explosions with bits flying toward the camera, lots of Tom Cruise running, lots of masks being ripped off and hidden technology and all that kind of stuff. What more could I want?
A bigger screen, really. Boo to Palace Cinemas (who I usually love, but this is a definite mark against them) for putting such a big movie in a tiny cinema with a tiny screen. Having said this, I am actually not sure that I would have made it through the climbing-on-the-tower scene in a larger cinema, but that is unimportant. If you are going to take my money for a blockbuster, put it on your big screen. Complaint over.
It doesn’t matter if you’ve seen the previous installments – you don’t really need to know who they work for or why. This film is Tom Cruise at his best. He doesn’t need to smile much, but rather can just stand around looking intense. Jeremy Renner does a great counter-intense character and Paula Patton plays the token strong woman well – although it does feel like her character is only there to wear the short skirts and have a catfight. Note to action movies – we want more strong women. Like those in Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and Long Kiss Goodnight.
Mission Impossible Five is apparently to be released next year. I will definitely see that one in a cinema with a decent sized screen.
Shrek (Mike Meyers) is an ogre who lives in a swamp and is blissfully happy on his own. Then a whole heap of fairy tale characters turn up in his swamp, dumped there by the evil Lord Farquaad (John Lithgow). To get his swamp back, he must rescue Princess Fiona (Cameron Diaz) and take her to marry Lord Farquaad. Shrek takes his new companion, Donkey (Eddie Murphy) and it turns into a marvelous adventure.
It’s such a great film. Funny, silly, loads of cultural references that have not grown old. And really, how many kids’ movies can get away with a lead character with an extremely rude sounding name, popular kids fairy tale characters being tortured and a bird exploding? What ace times.
Shrek won an Oscar for Best Animated Feature and was nominated for Best Writing, Screenplay Based on Material Previously Produced or Published.
It’s over a week since MIFF 2014 wrapped up, and I’m only just starting to get my sleep patterns back in order. This year, I managed to see 31 films, and in general, I was pretty pleased with my choices. I’ve got nine big recommendations, mostly fun films, although Han Gong-ju nearly killed me, and Joe was a bit tough going too:
A Hard Day
In Order of Disappearance
Ping Pong Summer
Pulp: A Film About Life, Death and Supermarkets
The Mole Song: Undercover Agent Reiji
Supermensch – The Legend of Shep Gordon
There are only a handful I wouldn’t bother with, but I am totally aware that people’s tastes vary, and I had a chat to someone who really enjoyed Life of Riley. We really are all different. Here are the few that I disliked.
Life of Riley
School of Babel
We Are Mari Pepa
Whitey: United States of America vs James Bulger
Goodbye MIFF for another 11 months, see you next winter!
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Joe Cashin (Jon Haney) is a cop who has returned to the rural seaside town of his youth to recooperate from an injury caused through his work. An old man in the neighbouring region is killed and he ends up on the scene, although then it is taken over by a nasty piece of work cop, Hopgood (Anthony Hayes). Regardless of the conclusions that Hopgood is making, Cashin continues with his own investigation and discovers a much deeper and more sinister story.
I read the book by Peter Temple a few years ago and quite enjoyed it (if enjoy is the correct word for this type of graphic, violent and troubling book), although I seem to recall finding it a bit dense at times, leaving me to really use my brain to put it all together. The television interpretation is excellent, taking the essence of the characters, most particularly Cashin, and bringing the story together leaving far less confusion. It’s not that it was dumbed down at all; it was actually extremely true to the book. Rather, it was that getting all the information presented to you over about ninety minutes in one sitting worked better for me that the several days or possibly even weeks it took me to read the book.
Based on the Frank Miller graphic novel of the same name and filmed almost entirely against green screen, Sin City takes a dip into the sordid world of Basin City. This is a world with pedophilia, prostitute wars and corrupt cops.
Along with general action films, I really like the genre of films made from comics and graphic novels. Sin City takes this to a whole new level. The entire look of the film is like a dark comic strip, with lots of dark shadows and limited use of colour. What’s more, it is extremely and horrifically violent, but in a way that, even though it is clearly fake, it is uncomfortable to watch. I think this is a truly wonderful film, and I’m very excited to see that another Sin City is due to be released next year.


You only turn 100 years old once and Kirk Douglas did just that on December 9, 2016. The centenarian of the cinema is an American actor, producer, director, and author. One of the last living people of the industry’s Golden Age, Douglas was born Issur Danielovitch in Amsterdam, New York in 1916. His parents were Jewish immigrants from Chavusy, Mogilev Region, in the Russian Empire (present-day Belarus). The family spoke Yiddish at home. Kirk Douglas appeared in more than 90 movies during a 64-year acting career.
Here, Douglas is seen being interviewed by journalist David Horowitz in 1949. It was the year Douglas starred in “Champion” for which he was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actor.
Ralph Buntyn is executive vice president and associate editor of United Israel World Union. A historian and researcher, his many articles and essays have appeared in various media outlets.


Fan art movie posters that are way better than the real thing
Hollywood could take a lesson or two (or seven) from these fan artists. These posters look better than most of the billboards I’ve seen along Sunset Boulevard.
1. The Maze Runner
Loaded with easter eggs, hidden details, and (careful!) spoilers, this poster was made by a true Maze Runner fan (http://bloodygreenie.tumblr.com/). But after The Maze Runner opens this weekend, we’ll all know the truth about WCKD.
2. Beasts of the Southern Wild
Beasts of the Southern Wild already has an excellent poster, but this gorgeous illustration by Rich Kelly (http://rfkelly.tumblr.com) reverses our perspective to literally bring the film’s monsters to the surface.
3. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
Janee Meadow’s striking poster for Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (http://janeemeadows.com) captures the suspense and drama of the films without the “omg ape with a machine gun” sensationalism of the original poster.
Dan Norris’ giffed movie posters (http://danielnorris.tumblr.com)are some of the most exciting new work on this list. Here, the blinking neon perfectly embodies the fantastic pop violence spectacular of Drive.
5. The Avengers
The Avengers are iconic. drMIERZWIAK’s minimalist poster design is a relief in an era when all the summer blockbusters are crowded with more layers than Thor’s flowing hair (http://drmierzwiak.deviantart.com). Just one question, where’s Coulson?
6. The Fault in our Stars
Nerdfighters are some of the most prolific fan artists on the Internet, and there’s no question there’s a wealth of amazing fan-made Fault in our Stars posters to choose from, but this one swept me up (http://deathserums.tumblr.com). It’s simple, quiet, and that single giffed star is beautiful but fleeting, just like life... *tissue.*
7. Dear White People
This fan art Dear White People poster actually IS the real deal. According to Vulture, fan artist Nikkolas Smith (http://nikkolas-smith.deviantart.com) made a poster after seeing the film at Los Angeles Film Festival, and the director liked it so much he made it official. We agree, it’s on point.


ZERO TO THREE is proud to collaborate with East Los High, the award-winning Hulu original series that tells authentic stories about young people in East LA.
Throughout the past four seasons of this addictive drama, Ceci (Danielle Vega) has tackled teen pregnancy and single young motherhood with gusto and courage. Ceci is fiercely devoted to her toddler, Isela, and will do whatever it takes to give her a better childhood than she had. Motherhood is bringing out strengths that Ceci never knew she had. Life hasn’t been easy, and even though Ceci has a lot of grit, she needs support.
Together, East Los High and ZERO TO THREE launched an original vlog series in which Ceci takes an honest look at the challenges and triumphs every parent faces. She shares her own perspective and lessons learned to help inform and inspire other parents of young children.
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Have you ever considered the iconic elements that make a trip to the movies so memorable? The excitement of catching the latest blockbuster on the grand screen, the irresistible aroma of buttery popcorn balls in the theatre, and the subtle rustle of candy wrappers as eager moviegoers settle into their seats. Undoubtedly, popcorn and cinema have forged an inseparable bond, intertwining to create an experience cherished by audiences for over a century. In this blog, we embark on a journey to uncover the captivating history of popcorn’s association with cinema, tracing its origins from humble beginnings to its current status as a beloved movie snack. Join us as we delve into the enduring connection between kernels and classics, exploring the evolution of this timeless tradition.
Popcorn and Cinema
Popcorn stands out as the ultimate movie snack, seamlessly blending simplicity with satisfaction. Its crisp and irresistible texture elevates the cinematic experience, captivating the hearts of those who truly cherish the magic of movies. The story of popcorn’s association with cinema begins long before the invention of the modern movie theatre. Popcorn, derived from a type of corn kernel that has a high moisture content, has been consumed for centuries by indigenous peoples in the Americas. Native Americans would popcorn kernels over open flames, creating a light and fluffy snack that was both delicious and portable. With the arrival of European settlers, popcorn became a staple food in early American households, enjoyed as a simple and affordable treat.
The Rise of Movie Theaters and Popcorn:
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the popularity of moving pictures soared, giving rise to the modern cinema industry. As movie theatres began to proliferate across the United States, entrepreneurs sought ways to enhance the moviegoing experience and attract audiences. One enterprising vendor, Charles Cretors, introduced the first steam-powered popcorn machine in 1885, revolutionising popcorn production and distribution. By the early 20th century, popcorn carts and stands had become a common sight outside theatres, enticing patrons with the irresistible aroma of freshly popped corn.
Popcorn in the Golden Age of Hollywood:
During the Golden Age of Hollywood in the 1920s and 1930s, popcorn emerged as a popular snack choice among moviegoers. The Great Depression, with its economic hardships, led theatres to seek inexpensive concessions to boost revenue. Popcorn, with its low cost and high profit margins, became the snack of choice for cash-strapped movie theatres. To accommodate the demand for popcorn, theatres installed concession stands and popcorn machines, transforming the moviegoing experience into a multisensory delight.
The Popularity of Drive-In Theaters:
The 1950s and 1960s saw the rise of drive-in theatres, offering moviegoers the convenience of watching films from the comfort of their cars. Popcorn became a staple snack at drive-in theatres, where patrons could enjoy a double feature under the stars while munching on buttery kernels. The drive-in experience, with its laid-back atmosphere and nostalgic charm, further solidified popcorn’s association with the magic of cinema.
Popcorn Goes Mainstream:
In the latter half of the 20th century, popcorn transitioned from a movie theatre concession to a household snack enjoyed by people worldwide. Microwave popcorn, introduced in the 1980s, made it easier than ever for consumers to enjoy the classic cinema snack at home. With the advent of home entertainment systems and streaming services, popcorn has remained a constant companion during movie nights, reinforcing its enduring connection to the cinematic experience.
The Modern Era of Popcorn and Cinema:
Today, popcorn continues to hold a special place in the hearts of moviegoers worldwide. Whether enjoyed at the theatre, at home, or special events, popcorn remains the iconic movie snack, evoking memories of shared experiences and cinematic adventures. Despite advancements in technology and changes in consumer preferences, the simple pleasure of munching on buttery kernels while watching a movie endures, serving as a comforting reminder of the timeless bond between popcorn and cinema. Throughout history, popcorn has played an important role in different societies and cultures. During ancient times in Peru, popcorn held such reverence that it was ceremoniously buried alongside the deceased as a symbol of renewal. Native Americans not only enjoyed popcorn as a snack but also incorporated it into ceremonies, adorned decorations with it, and even utilized it as a form of currency.
Health Benefits and Versatility
In the 21st century, popcorn has transcended its traditional stovetop origins, embracing a variety of convenient forms such as microwave popcorn, pre-popped bags, and an array of gourmet popular popcorn flavours. This evolution has broadened popcorn’s appeal, making it a favoured snack choice whether enjoyed at home, in theatres, or at social gatherings. Beyond its delightful taste, popcorn offers surprising health benefits. When air-popped and consumed without excessive butter or oil, popcorn serves as a wholesome whole-grain snack that is low in calories and rich in fiber. Additionally, it is gluten-free, rendering it a suitable option for individuals with dietary restrictions.
From its humble origins as a Native American snack to its status as a beloved movie theatre concession, popcorn has traversed centuries to become an enduring symbol of the cinematic experience. Popcorn has transcended cultural boundaries to become a cherished tradition cherished by moviegoers around the world. As we celebrate the enduring bond between kernels and classics, let us raise popcorn tubs to the magic of cinema and the timeless pleasure of shared experiences.


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Namrata Shirodkar (born 22 January 1972 in Mumbai) is an Indian actress, sister of actor Shilpa Shirodkar. Namrata has also worked as a model, and was 1993's Miss India. She came close in the top 6 semi-finalists at Miss Universe (1993).
She made her debut with Jab Pyaar Kisise Hota Hai, (1998). The film also starred Salman Khan and Twinkle Khanna. The film was received averagely at the box office. She then went on to star in the hit Vaastav. Her performance was appreciated and she became a known name in Bollywood.
She has played mainly supporting roles in films. Films like Pukar, Hera Pheri and Astitva went on to do well. Since then she has had a combination of average or flop films.
In 2004 she went back into the spotlight when she played the role of Jaya Bakshi in Bride and Prejudice. She played Aishwarya Rai's older sister in the film. It was a huge hit overseas particularly in the UK. She has since left the industry after her marriage.
In February 2005, she married Telugu actor Mahesh Babu. She recently gave birth to a son named Gowtham Gattamaneni on August 31, 2006.


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This looks really good - we need more high quality documentaries like this:
I really like the theme of this group and what they are doing:
I think the Ageless documentary is being produced by the Jellyfish DAO group, here is a recent hosted discussion they had:
And a video about the group creating these movies:
Another longevity movie (I think partly funded by Jellyfish DAO) currently being worked on (its based on a short film, not being turned into a feature length film):
From the Creator:
I have a movie that I’m developing around longevity, based on a short film that I did a few years back. It’s called the last generation to die working on the feature version of it, and it’s about a scientist who tries to save her father. She’s working at a biotech company with the first significant anti-aging trial. Tries to get him on and there’s a lot of back and forth and um, you know, sort of gets into the conversation. Some of the philosophical stuff, some of the socio political stuff and All that good stuff I think you can check it out.
The website is.
I think this may be the best of this genre whenever it is finally released. Longevity Hackers.


CRIME SCENE SKETCHING by M/Sgt Hayden B. Baldwin, Retired This page is under construction and is not the final version. THE COURSE A two day crime scene sketching course has been designed to meet the needs of the law enforcement agencies. INTRODUCTION The homicide crime scene is, without a doubt, the most important crime scene a police officer or investigator will be called upon to respond to. CSI: Crime Scene Investigation premiered on October 6, Since then, fifteen seasons have been broadcast. The first season consisted of 23 episodes, including a two-part pilot episode written by series creator Anthony E. mengmeng.mes two, three, and four also had 23 episodes each, while season five had 25 episodes, including a two-part .


Travis was born and raised in the wonderful city of Los Angeles, CA. He attended Hamilton Music Academy for high school where he performed in plays and ONE musical (Les Miserables, let’s not talk about it.) He wanted to see what snow looks like so he moved to Boston and attended Emerson College, where he received his BFA in Acting. He had enough of the snow so he moved back to LA to pursue a career in Television, Film, and Theatre.
He has extensive improv training from UCB, the Groundlings, and iO West, and has furthered his acting studies at Warner Loughlin Studios and Lesly Kahn & Company.
You can catch him performing improv all over Los Angeles with his team "Hometown Spooners," and watch him in a few short films. He has also been producing comedic shorts which you can view by pressing "videos" .
Travis enjoys scouring Zillow for his future home in either Los Feliz or Santa Monica, gay literature, and squatting at coffee shops.
He’s a Scorpio, and don’t you forget it.


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The performer of SAO I’s “Innocence” and the SAO: Extra Edition’s “Niji no Oto” will be returning to the staff of July’s upcoming new season of Sword Art Online. The song is still not officially announced and neither is its title, but what can go wrong?
Sony has announced that the company is selling all of its shares in the Japanese game, manga and anime producer Square Enix.
Studio Ghibli’s Omoide no Marnie, first project after the founders’ era, is already on its way.
The first official trailer for the upcoming anime sequel of K anime was released. Unlike usually, this first video is not 15 nor 30 seconds long, but a whole 90-second trailer!
A new project from the J9 TV series, which aired in the 1980s, will come to live soon.
The first official English-subtitled trailer for the upcoming Persona 3 movie (first instalment in the trilogy) was released by Aniplex US.
Princess Jellyfish a.k.a. Kuragehime will receive another adaptation next year. Yey! The original story by Akiko Higashimura was previously made into a hit TV anime series which sprang from October to December 2010. In 2015, five years later, the manga will be once more adapted, though this time as a movie.
Kaze Tachinu a.k.a. The Wind Rises is the last Studio Ghibli movie by founding studio member and renowned anime director Hayao Miyazaki. Although no dubbing can be heard, the trailer does announce that the movie will be screened in both Japanese and English in theatres across the country.
Check out the heartwarming promo below!
No Game, No Life(ノーゲーム・ノーライフ) is based on the original adventure novels by Yuu Kamiya (E.A.r.T.h, Clockwork Planet). Its story revolves around two different worlds and how two NEETS (Not in Education, Employment, or Training) siblings. They are immensely popular, although with just their nicknames, as the best gamers in the world. One day, however, big brother Sora and is younger sister Shiro are…
JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure is coming back with the Stardust Crusaders sequel series. Starting on 4th April and with an OP by Jin Hashimoto (STAND PROUD), it will surely attract the attention of a number of JoJo fans, and not only.


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HEALING VOICES is a new social action documentary. Written and Directed by PJ Moynihan of Digital Eyes Film, HEALING VOICES explores the experience commonly labeled as ‘psychosis’ through the stories of real-life individuals, and asks the question: What are we talking about when we talk about ‘mental illness’? The film follows three subjects – Oryx, Jen, Dan – over nearly five years, and features interviews with notable international experts including: Robert Whitaker, Dr. Bruce Levine, Celia Brown, Will Hall, Dr. Marius Romme, and others, on the history of psychiatry and the rise of the ‘medical model’ of mental illness.


Jennifer Tisdale made her acting debut in 2000 from City Guys. In 2001 she was featured in Boston Public and Undressed. She has also appeared in many other movies like The Hillside Strangler (2004), Dark Ride (2004), The Suite Life of Zack & Cody (2007), There's Something About Ashley (2007), The House Bunny (2008) and The Brazen Bull (2011) Who Is Jennifer Tisdale? Jennifer Tisdale is an American singer and actress who rose to fame from her work in Bring It On: In It To Win It. At this point, she is divorced but happy at where she stands in her life. Age and Parents. Jennifer Kelly Tisdale was born on 18th September 1981 in New Jersey. The name of her parents is Mike Tisdale and Lisa Tisdale 40. Teen Titans Go! (2013- ) When Starfire is the only Titan invited to the Titans East Annual Dance Party, Beast Boy teaches her how to lie so that she can spare the other Titans' feelings - but her lies turn all of the Titans against each other. 41 Some of her other noteworthy and popular works are 'Cloud 9,' 'The Crazy Ones,' 'The Cleveland Show,' 'Super Fun Night,' 'Family Guy,' 'Picture This,' 'Glenn Martin, DDS,' 'Kim Possible,' 'Raising Hope,' 'Scary Movie 5,' 'Donnie Darko,' etc Jenn Tisdale, 33, a stand-up comedian and writer from Washington DC, filmed two scenes with Mr Deen last month in a New York hotel room
Ashley Michelle Tisdale (born July 2, 1985) is an American actress, singer, and producer. During her childhood, she appeared in more than 100 TV advertisements and had roles in theatre and television shows. In 2004, she was cast as Maddie Fitzpatrick in Disney Channel's The Suite Life of Zack & Cody, and rose to prominence in 2006 as Sharpay Evans. Rent Jennifer Tisdale Movies and TV Shows on DVD and Blu-ray - DVD Netflix. Since 1998, DVD Netflix has been the premier DVD-by-mail rental service. Make your movie list and get Blu-rays and DVDs conveniently delivered to you with free shipping both ways. Most of our subscribers receive their discs within two business days. Start your free trial.
Tisdale made her acting debut at age 12 with small roles in the 1997 television series Smart Guy and 7th Heaven. A year later, she had her first voice role in the feature film A Bug's Life . In the following years, she had small roles in television shows such as Beverly Hills, 90210 (2000), The Amanda Show (2000), The Hughleys (2002), Still Standing (2003) and Boston Public (2000) . APP DEVELOPMENT. Over the past few years I have made three apps, Pixel Things, Pixel Things 2, and Little Sad Stickers. With over 5 thousand units sold in terms of Pixel Things alone, they have held the positions of #5 and #6 in Movies and TV and have been in the top ten paid apps many times.
Jennifer performed on the TV and her shows were well-liked among the audience. Her singing and acting skills were always recognized well. Some of the movies she had acted are Ted Bundy, The Brazen Bull, The Suite Life on Deck, Bring It On: In It to Win It, High School Musical Dance-Along, Dark Ride many others Compare Jennifer Tisdale movies, TV shows & more to other celebs like Ashley Tisdale and Ron Popeil 2007. Från 29,00 kr
His other TV shows include 'Flight 29 Down' (2005-2007), 'Hannah Montana' (2006-2008), 'The Beautiful Life: TBL' (2009), 'Dancing with the Stars' (2013-2017),' The Fosters' (2016), and 'Chicago Med' (2018). He also hosted reality TV show 'Fake Off' in 2015 Jennifer Kelly Tisdale (born September 18, 1981) is an American Actress, and Singer. She is the older sister of The Suite Life Of Zack & Cody and High School Musical star Ashley Tisdale. She starred in such films as Dark Ride, Bring It On: In It To Win It and The Brazen Bull. 1 Life 2 Acting Career 3 Music Career 4 Filmography 5 Personal Life 6 Discography 6.1 Songs 6.2 As Feat. Artist 6.3.
Jennifer Tisdale is a very successful actress and she has collected a large amount of net worth from her career. Her net worth is believed to be over $1 million. In the year 2002, the actress was a cast in the movie Mr. Deed which became hugely successful at the box office grossing over $173 million worldwide against its producing cost of $50 million Lucas Jade Zumann : Movies, Anne with an E, Girlfriend & Net Worth Actor Kira - April 8, 2021 0 Lucas Jade Zumann is a young American actor who has stolen the hearts of many female fans with his charm and mannerism 19 She was created as Jennifer Kelly Tisdale on September 18, 1981 in Neptune Township, NJ, United states. She was created as the girl of mom Lisa Morris Tisdale and dad Mike Tisdale. She was created in middle class family members and her all childish want had been fulfilled. Her nationality is normally American and
All Titles TV Episodes Celebs Companies Keywords Advanced Search. Watchlist. Sign In. Always Entertaining. Always Free. Free on IMDb, Fire TV devices, and within the Prime Video App. By viewing content on IMDb TV, you agree to the IMDb Conditions of Use Watch full episodes of current and classic NBC shows online. Plus find clips, previews, photos and exclusive online features on NBC.com .. The 30-year-old Clipped actress.
Jennifer: napravljeno za TV film 2006 High School Musical: Sharpay Evans: DCOM Whisper of the Heart: Yuko Harada: Vokalna uloga 2007 High School Musical 2: Sharpay Evans: DCOM Bring It On: In It to Win It: Herself: 2008 Zamisli to: Mandy Gilbert: High School Musical 3: Maturanti: Sharpay Evans: 2009 Aliens in the Attic: Bethany Pearso When Jennifer Aniston appeared as Rachel on the sitcom Friends, Hollywood almost instantly began a love affair with her. She began her acting training at the New York School of Performing Arts and spent some time on the stages of New York before dabbling in television, which includes a small stint on the Ferris Bueller show in 1990. But it was her role as Rachel that brought her to the. . She was turned down for Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century and the TV movie Tru Confessions, which starred Shia LaBeouf.She told BuzzFeed that, while she would make it to the final round of auditions, she never seemed to get the part. I just would always be the last two and I would never get it, and I was.
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Girl Power Is Alive In Some Of The Best Movies And TV Shows With These Iconic Female Monologues That Are Sure To Make You Feel More Empowered As A Woman In Your Quest For Success Hun havde en mindre rolle i filmen Donnie Darko fra 2001 og var gæst i The Amanda Show. Hun har haft roller i serier som The Hughleys , Still Standing , Nathan's Choice , Mayor of Oyster Bay , The Howie Mandel Pilot og The George Lopez Show Netflix is a streaming service that offers a wide variety of award-winning TV shows, movies, anime, documentaries and more on thousands of internet-connected devices. You can watch as much as you want, whenever you want without a single commercial - all for one low monthly price. There's always something new to discover, and new TV shows and movies. Here are the must-see TV shows and movies this week. Steve Carell, Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston were on hand to launch Apple's streaming service earlier this year Picture: Tony Avelar.
Best Movie Lists. Explore the movies critics' and the public's most recommended with these guides. Includes curated lists for a variety of topics and genres, so you can pick a movie everyone will love Ashley Tisdale has long been pals with Zac Efron, most notably starring together in three High School Musical movies. But many fans may not know that Efron appeared with Tisdale on an episode of. Ashley Michelle Tisdale (s.2. heinäkuuta 1985 West Deal, New Jersey) on yhdysvaltalainen näyttelijä ja laulaja.Hänet tunnetaan parhaiten Maddie Fitzpatrickin roolista Disney Channelin televisiosarjassa Zackin ja Codyn viiden tähden elämää ja Sharpay Evansina High School Musical -elokuvasarjassa.. Sooloartistina Tisdalen esikoisalbumi oli 6. helmikuuta 2007 julkaistu Headstron Ashley Tisdale's biography is filled with the details of her personal and professional career. You can also get to know more about the singer's net worth, marital status, songs, albums, rumors, and more in the very bio Movie News TV News Music News Celebrity. The Buzz Her sister, Jennifer Tisdale, and mother, Lisa Morris, Ashley Tisdale Gets Naked to Show Off Pregnancy Body
Ashley Tisdale (born July 2, 1985) is an American model, actress and singer known for her roles as Maddie on the Disney Channel sitcom The Suite Life of Zack and Cody and Sharpay Evans in the. Daphne and Velma, two mystery-solving teens, investigate what is causing some of the brightest students at their high school to become zombie-fied
13.4m Followers, 778 Following, 3,038 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Ashley Tisdale (@ashleytisdale Actress-producer Ashley Tisdale has signed a two-year exclusive development deal with Warner Horizon Television for her Blondie Girl Productions. Under the two-year pact, Blondie Girl will develop
Životopis. Ashley Michelle Tisdale je rođena 2. srpnja 1985. u Monmouth County, New Jersey.Njezini roditelji su Lis Tisdale, rođena Morris i Mike Tisdale. Odrasla je u Ocean Township. Ima sestru Jennifer Tisdale koja je dvije godine starija od nje. Njezina majka je židovkinja.Njen talent je otkriven u South Shore Mall od Billa Perlmana, njezin trenutačni upravitelj,od kada je imala tri. Ashley Michelle Tisdale (lahir di Deal, New Jersey, Amerika Serikat, 2 Juli 1985; umur 35 tahun) adalah seorang aktris, penari, penyanyi dan produser asal Amerika Serikat.Ia mulai dikenal setelah memerankan tokoh Maddie Fitzpatrick dalam sitkom Disney Channel, 'The Suite Life of Zack & Cody' serta tokoh antagonis, Sharpay Evans dalam film High School Musical Enjoy millions of the latest Android apps, games, music, movies, TV, books, magazines & more. Anytime, anywhere, across your devices
In what she's called her most personal post, Ashley Tisdale revealed that she had her breast implants removed last winter after experiencing unexplained minor health issues Ashley Tisdale took to her Instagram account this weekend to open up about discovering who she is 'truly meant to be' and more, after welcoming her baby girl, Jupiter. As fans remember, the Disney celeb and her hubby, Christopher French have become parents after welcoming their first child on March 23 and it sounds like they are really happy and excited for this new chapter in their lives Ashley Michelle Tisdale (2. juli 1985. u Monmouth County, New Jersey) je američka glumica i pjevačica koja se proslavila ulogama Sharpay Evans u filmu High School Musical, te Maddie Frizpack u seriji The Suite Life of Zack & Cody.Do sada je izdala dva albuma Headstrong i Guilty Pleasure, a glumila je i u mnogim filmovima poput Aliens in the Attic, Uslikaj ovo i u mnogim drugim Ashley Michelle Tisdale (* 2. července 1985, Monmouth Country, New Jersey, Spojené státy americké) je americká herečka, zpěvačka a televizní producentka.Během dětství si zahrála ve více než 100 televizních reklam a získala role v divadlech a televizních seriálech
Jennifer Garner has appeared in dozens of films in a variety of genres over the years — and although some of her movies have been highly praised hits, others have been panned by critics.. Here's a ranking of Garner's films from worst to best, according to critics' reviews on Rotten Tomatoes. Note: All scores were current on the date of publication and are subject to change The Warner Bros. movies and TV shows will likely be just the beginning of Plex's ad-supported content, as the company plans on working with additional media partners to expand its catalog. So while the main draw of the app will still be the ability to stream a personal media library, it may eventually become a centralized app for on-demand content across networks
Each month, Netflix adds new movies and TV shows to its library. Here is the best of what's new on Netflix for April 2021, including this week's highlight The Master Tisdale shared the news Thursday on Instagram alongside photos of herself with French. The expectant mom showed her baby bump in a loose-fitting white dress. Amanda Kloots, the widow of actor Nick Cordero, actress Courtney Lopez and TV producer Jessica Rhoades were among those to congratulate Tisdale in the comments. YAY!!!! Luckiest baby in town
Reviews and scores for Movies involving Jennifer Lawrence Ashley Tisdale and her husband Christopher French are as excited as ever over to announce the gender of their unborn child. The duo had announced news of their pregnancy only one month prior, on.
Following the success of High School Musical in 2006, Ashley Tisdale, who played Sharpay Evans in the comedy/musical flick, became an overnight sensation, with a music career that skyrocketed the charts thanks to the newfound fame she received from her involvement in the Disney Channel movie.. Of course, Tisdale was already a well-known actress prior to landing a role in HSM, but it's fair. Tisdale explained that she's had breast implants for years and that, at first, they did allow her to feel more comfortable in her body and more secure about how she looked. However, she notes. Net Worth & Salary of Ashley Tisdale in 2021. As of April 2021, the estimated net worth of Ashley Tisdale is $12 million. According to the reports, she was getting a salary of $30 thousand for an episode of Hellcats. Ashley's net worth comes from her hard work and dedication she has put in television series, movies, and her music
Tubi is the leading free, premium, on demand video streaming app. We have the largest library of content with over 20,000 movies and television shows, the best streaming technology, and a personalization engine to recommend the best content for you. Available on all of your devices, we give you the best way to discover new content, completely free See the latest celebrity style, fashion, beauty, wardrobe and accessories worn on your favorite TV shows Quotes Said By Movie & TV Moms. Not my daughter, you bitch — Molly Weasley in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Why Molly Weasley is an icon: Found families are important, too, and. Why it's so important for kids to see diverse TV and movie characters March 7, 2018 9.08am EST Julie Dobrow , Calvin Gidney , Jennifer Burton , Tufts Universit Jennifer Aniston returns to television on Friday in The Morning Show, an original show for Apple Inc's new subscription video service, in which the actress reunites with her Friends sister. Here are the must-see TV shows and movies this week. Apple has revealed the first trailer for the biggest TV show on its upcoming Apple TV+ streaming platform. Morning Wars, starring Reese.


Hosted by NorCal CrossFit
Please join us for a screening of the film
Beyond Right & Wrong: Stories of Justice and Forgiveness
Sunday, May 18th, 2014 @ 5:00pm
NorCal CrossFit is honored to bring Beyond Right & Wrong: Stories of Justice and Forgiveness to San Jose in order to help raise awareness and to bring the community together. Anyone is welcome, so please spread the word to friends and family. This screening will be accompanied by a Q&A with Global Impact Producer on the film, Erin Griffin. Erin is also the cousin of NorCal CrossFit Coach Laura Bruner.
To watch the trailer of Beyond Right & Wrong, click here.


Does having a home theater system mean you”ll spend less time at the movie theater? Maybe.
According to The Numbers, 2011 saw the lowest number of moviegoers since 1995. Revenues were down from $10.46 billion in 2010 to $10.06 billion in 2011.
Some experts cite the rise of affordable home theater systems, along with the high cost of movie tickets, as reasons for this drop.
Roger Ebert says the accessibility of movies at home is one of six factors he sees for the drop in revenues, “Movies streaming over the internet are no longer a sci-fi fantasy. TV screens are growing larger and cheaper. Consumers are finding devices that easily online casino games play internet movies through TV sets. Netflix alone accounts for 30% of all internet traffic in the evening.”
He also says that the overall quality of theater experiences is poor. Not only are ticket prices going up, concession prices are high, too, and many moviegoers are simply annoyed by distractions.
“Moviegoers above 30 are weary of noisy fanboys and girls. The annoyance of talkers has been joined by the plague of cell-phone users, We have hundreds of CDL practice permit test questions and answers to help you prepare for your CDL exam. whose bright screens are a distraction.”
But not everyone thinks home theater access will kill the movie theaters.
An article on WSAW.com makes the point that people will continue to go to the theater for the overall experience, in spite of costs and distractions. Movie patron Christa Lahti and her daughter Reggie going to the movies is a priceless activity.
“I still think if you”re going to go to the movie, you”re going to go to the movie, no matter what,” Lahti said. “I mean, if it”s $10 or $7. For me, the movies is still a night out on the town, getting out of the house, it”s a change of scenery.”
At HTS, we think there”s plenty of room for both experiences: going out to a first-run blockbuster *and* spending a comfortable evening at home in your own personal theater.


Action Theater™ Australia — Danielle Cresp
Physical Theatre Improvisation Training for Performing Artists.
Action Theater is a body-based physical theatre improvisation training and an artistic practise all rolled into one. The key aims of Action Theater are to expand the artists physical, vocal and verbal performance skills whilst honing the awareness of the plethora of material waiting to be noticed, experienced and played with.
Teaching-Artist, Danielle Cresp, is a Melbourne based Action Theater Practitioner, Award Winning Director and Mentor. She became a Licensed Action Theater teacher under the watchful eyes of Ruth Zaporah, the creator of Action Theater, in the heat of the New Mexican desert in 2011. In 2012 Danielle became the Creative Director at Action Theater Australia and since then has taught over 90 SOLD OUT workshops, receiving a multitude of FIVE STAR reviews for her teaching, coaching/mentoring and directing across Australia, UK and America! Danielle’s focus as a teaching-artist, director and improviser is on physically embodied presence. Her motto is: “The more you notice, the more you have to play with!”


Even though he’s straight, it sometimes seems like James Franco, the star of Milk and Howl and director of Interior. Leather Bar, is this generation’s foremost gay actor, toying with ideas of gender and sexuality in his artwork and even his Instagram account. It’s commendable he wants to try something slightly different in I Am Michael, a new movie where he plays a gay activist who decides he’s not gay anymore. Sadly, just like the movie’s main character, the film around him – the feature debut of Justin Kelly – is fatally unsure of its own identity.
Michael is Michael Glatze, who moves to San Francisco with his partner, Bennett (Zachary Quinto) and lands a job at XY magazine, a seminal title for young gay men who came of age in the late 1990s. Our plot is taken from an amazing New York Times Magazine story by Benoit Denizet-Lewis, who worked with Glatze at XY. The couple return to Bennett’s native Halifax where Michael is listless and slowly becoming unmoored without a job or greater purpose.
Michael starts having panic attacks, plagued by the fear it’s the same heart disease that killed his father when Michael was young. He becomes increasingly interested in Christianity as an answer to his acute existential crisis. He eventually decides that he no longer wants to be gay and ends up at a Bible college in Wyoming where he meets and marries a fellow student (Emma Roberts).
The movie wants to show Michael as someone who needs to follow his own path, who can’t be defined by labels. He also wants to be a leader of people, whether gay youth or members of his congregation. But by the time it gets around to such interesting territory, the movie is spent. It shows his conversion not as one of conviction but as an ill that besets a young man without direction. And with that it becomes, in essence, identical to some of the evangelist propoganda dished out on public transportation. If you’re not careful, gays, Jesus will come along and take away your Tori Amos posters.
The structure of the movie doesn’t help its propensity to preach. It’s slow and plodding, set up in a series of flashbacks, the years flagged on title cards, to further arrest the pace. The dialogue is stilted and full of cliché. Franco, unusually stoic, doesn’t give Michael much of an inner life and his conversion is shown less by anything the character does and more by his hair colour and style of dress. Quinto is flat in a thankless, underwritten role.
Part of the problem resides in the feeling that Kelly isn’t convinced Michael isn’t really straight – something the movie follows. It feels like it’s hewing too close to both an agenda and the truth of the story instead of exploring the emotional and intellectual truths that lie beneath it. There would be an interesting movie to be made about the interplay between identity, sexuality, religion and self-identity,in the events and intellectual leaps it would take to turn a gay activist into a proselytizer for heterosexuality. But I Am Michael does not manage it. In a film where the Bible convinces a man to rearrange his entire life, it commits the cardinal sin of being dreadfully dull.
by Brian Moylan


I'm too lazy to design her soul gem and yet I'm not lazy enough to not make a depressing background:
A few months ago, Kusa's brother and mother got into a nasty car crash. Her mother was hospitalized and her brother died. Kusa incredibly upset, so much so that Kyubey appeared to her and she wished her brother hadn't died. Her wish came true and Hampton "came back to life" (however the doctors said, to make sense of the situation, that he was in some sort of coma). Thanks to Kyubey, Hampton also had no serious injuries and got out of the hospital in a week. Kusa, elated to have her brother back, spent most of her time with him. However, Hampton caught her one night when she was trying to sneak out of the house to kill witches. He begged to go with her and she reluctantly agreed (he didn't know he was going to watch her fight witches, though). When in the labrynth, Hampton was petrified, begging to get out, despite not being able to. Kusa was able to avoid most of the minions as the two made their way to the witch, though a few minions attacked her and Hampton, which injured him a little. Though when the two got to the witch, it didn't take too long before Hampton was almost killed, just barely being saved in time by Kusa. Kusa killed the witch, fueled by her rage When she and Hampton got out of the labrynth, Hampton was disgusted, calling her a monster and wishing he wasn't the brother of such a creepy and dangerous girl, which broke Kusa. Hampton now ignores and shuns Kusa, while Kusa herself becomes more corrupt each day, only slowing the process through the grease seeds. She's lost quite a bit of her sanity and mental stability and now takes great joy in brutally murdering the witches, as if it were a way of patching up the hole in her heart torn by Hampton.


The 91st Annual Academy Awards are set to air February 24th, and though there will be no host (and limited musical performances by the Best Song nominees), Hollywood’s biggest night is cause for both celebration and critical analysis. Who will take home the grand prize of the evening? That’s where our third annual Oscars Best Picture Dashboard comes in!
We’ve collected data related to the eight Best Picture nominees and created an interactive dashboard that lets you explore the films in a brand new way. You can also attempt to predict this year’s winner based on the following criteria:
Box Office: How much moolah did the movie make?
Director: How much feature film experience and DGA acclaim does the director have?
Actors: How experienced are the films’ two top billed actors?
Media Buzz: How much chatter has there been in the last 90 days? (source: Google Trends)
Critic Review: What is the critical reception of each film? (source: MetaCritic)
The predictor model is dynamic, too. The end user can choose to weigh the factors to their choosing to see how that affects the projected winner. Favoring Box Office returns over Directorial experience, for example, will put mega-blockbuster Black Panther in the top spot. However, if critical opinion is your primary factor, Roma reigns supreme. Click on the image below to interact with the live dashboard!
Based on a True Story
To paraphrase the old adage, truth can be more compelling than fiction. The Academy seems to agree, as six of the eight 2019 Best Picture nominees have their roots in reality. Bohemian Rhapsody, of course, is the story of Queen front man Freddie Mercury, the narrative largely influenced by the participation of his former bandmates. BlacKkKlansman announces with a title card that it is “based upon some fo’ real, fo’ real s**t”, while Vice’s connection to the recent past is impossible to ignore. The Favourite is based on the very real Queen Anne and her close relationships to two women in her court (though history can’t confirm just how close they were). Green Book’s story is drawn from the real-life friendship of renowned pianist Don Shirley and the amazingly named Tony Lip. Even Roma is an autobiographical homage to director Alfonso Cuarón’s childhood in Mexico City.
It’s not clear if being based on a true story gives films an edge. In 90 years of Best Picture winners, only 18 are built upon real life people and plots. However, eight of those 18 were awarded in the last 30 years, and four of those eight have been awarded in the last 10 years, so it’s possible that the Academy is trending towards truth (or at least, a more cinematic version of the truth).
Release Season Trends
Studios tend to release the movies they think have a good chance at nomination in the late fall or winter of the previous year. This makes sense, since Academy Award nominations tend to boost ticket sales, which only is useful if the film is still in theatres. The 2019 Best Picture nominees largely fall under this pattern. All but two of the films nominated this year celebrated their US domestic release in Q4 2018. Black Panther was released in February 2018 (one of the traditional “dump months”), while BlacKkKlansman opened in theatres in May.
Not too long, not too short
What else do the nominated films have in common? Their run time! Seven of the eight films fall just around 135 minutes, while The Favourite clocks in at an even two hours. It’s difficult to determine if there’s a correlation between length and quality for these nominees. It seems unlikely, as the nominated films fall along a wide spectrum of critical review. Roma takes the crown amongst the critics, while Bohemian Rhapsody, despite having the largest ROI of any nominated picture, slumps in with a 49% rating on Metacritic.
Who will win Best Picture this year?
We don’t have a crystal ball, but we do have some data. With its powerhouse cast, experienced director, and hefty media buzz, Vice seems to have an edge over the other competitors (despite, currently, a negative ROI at the box office and middling critical reception). Is our prediction engine perfect? Far from it! In fact, we’re batting zero for the past two years. Doesn’t mean we can’t have fun and learn a bit more about data visualization and some great movies along the way. We’ll just have to wait and see what the Academy has in store. Until then, anyone want to lend us their Netflix password so we can finally watch Roma? We’ve heard really good things.


Here’s part two of my retrospective on horror movies from the past 10 years. I started reviewing films back in 2008, and since Halloween is close, I figured I’d take a look back at some of the best in horror.
I’ve been reviewing films for more than a decade now and during that time, I’ve seen plenty of films in the horror genre.
I can admit that not all of them have been particularly good. In fact, some have ended up on my top 10 worst of the year lists. However, some have stood out, and seeing that it is the month of spook and Halloween, I figured I could revisit some of the good flicks I’ve watched and make some recommendations.
The big “one-oh.”
I turned 30-years-old in May and started reviewing movies in September 2008. That’s a third of my life, and over that time I’ve reviewed more than 600 movies, some more memorable than others.
It’s been a journey that has involved changing websites. I actually wrote my first reviews on MySpace (yes, seriously), and after that site screwing up and losing an entire review I wrote, I decided to make a new web-page. My reviews were first hosted on the site Webs.com.
Summer 2018 is coming to a close and there were some really good flicks that came out in the past several months. However, these movies might not get recognition during award season.
Now, that could always change with the Academy’s supposed Popular Film category that’s right around the corner. But still, I like giving my own form of awards to the movies of summer.
Twenty years ago, following the release of the American adaptation of “Godzilla,” few probably would have guessed that we’d be seeing a film like “King of the Monsters” coming out someday.
Ten years ago yesterday, “The Dark Knight” was released to theaters across the country.
It was the second of two films released in the 2008 summer season that changed the world of cinema. That other movie was “Iron Man,” released May 2, 2008.
While both films have had a major impact on the world of film, though, their legacies are quite different.
Since the final scene of “The Incredibles” previewed more adventures for the Parr family, I’ve been asking, no, begging for a sequel.
After 14 years and in my view unnecessary sequels like “Cars 2,” Disney | Pixar is finally releasing “The Incredibles 2” in June. While I am looking forward to seeing it, though, I do have my reservations.
A main character dressed as a superhero fights crime, narrates his own story and in some moments breaks the fourth wall.
Think I’m talking about “Deadpool?” Nope. I’m talking about “Kick-Ass,” the 2010 action comedy adaptation of the comic book. In just a few days “Deadpool 2” will be released, with the first one coming to theaters in early 2016.
Despite both of these films having a great number of similarities to “Kick-Ass,” though, people seem to have forgotten the movie that’s now nearly a decade old. But the fact is that “Kick-Ass” deserves to be remembered and recognized because of how it raised the bar, especially in this period of time where we have the “Deadpool” films coming out.
“Avengers: Infinity War” continues to dominate the box office, now reaching a total of nearly $1.2 billion.
The theater tickets sold, as well as the great feedback from audiences and critics, is the latest example that we are in the superhero movie golden age. Since 2000, when the original “X-Men” came out and was followed by “Spider-Man” a few years later, the genre has been on an incredible upward trend.
“Infinity War” is just the latest highlight in a series of milestones that includes great films such as “The Dark Knight” and “Captain America: Winter Soldier.” Even comedy films based around the genre have popped up over the years to some solid success.
For the past five weeks, Marvel Studios’ “Black Panther” has dominated the box office, with relative ease in doing so.
These days, a major film coming out in the spring movie season and having tremendous success isn’t surprising. In fact, it’s become rather commonplace for this to happen. However, it wasn’t always the case, it only happened after a decade of change in Hollywood.
Let’s go back to 2006. For the most part, up until that point, Hollywood reserved major blockbusters for releases during the summer season, which lasts from May through August, and the fall/winter period between October and December.


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Adriana Lecouvreur - 7 Apr
For the first time at the Met, Anna Netrebko sings the title role of Adriana Lecouvreur, the great real-life 18th-century actress who is adored by many, but who loves only the military hero Maurizio, sung by Piotr Beczała. Gianandrea Noseda conducts Cilea’s tragedy, directed by Sir David McVicar, with the action partially set in a working replica of a Baroque theater. The cast also features Anita Rachvelishvili as the Princess of Bouillon, Adriana’s rival for Maurizio’s affections who will stop at nothing to win his love; Ambrogio Maestri as Michonnet, Adriana’s faithful friend; and Carlo Bosi as the duplicitous Abbé.
Releasing: April 7, 2019
Approx. Runtime: 3:58 (2 Intermissions)
ALLELUJAH! - 31ST march
Alan Bennett’s sharp and hilarious new play is ‘just what the doctor ordered’ (Daily Telegraph). Filmed live at London’s Bridge Theatre during its limited run, don’t miss this acclaimed production full of ‘singalongs and stinging wit’ (Guardian). The Beth, an old fashioned cradle-to-grave hospital serving a town in Yorkshire, is threatened with closure as part of an efficiency drive. A documentary crew, eager to capture its fight for survival, follows the daily struggle to find beds on the Dusty Springfield Geriatric Ward, and the triumphs of the old people’s choir. One of Britain’s most celebrated writers, Alan Bennett’s plays include The History Boys, The Lady in the Van and The Madness of George III, all of which were also seen on film. Allelujah! is his tenth collaboration with award-winning director Nicholas Hytner. Runtime: approx. 170 mins inc. intermission


Westwood California is a small community on the Westside of Los Angeles. Home to UCLA, Westwood is an affluent community that offers a plethora of great dining, shopping, cultural attractions, and nightlife. Travelers to Westwood should explore Westwood Village, which is home to the legendary Regency Village Theater, the Hammer Museum, the Geffen Playhouse, and the Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery. Less than two miles from Azul Inn West Los Angeles - Century City, we’re the ideal affordable hotel near Westwood.
Built in 1929, the Geffen Playhouse is a not-for-profit theater company. Featuring an intimate setting, the Geffen is located in the heart of Westwood near the UCLA campus.
Home to many major Hollywood red carpet film premieres, the Regency Village Theater is a classic movie theater screening new releases, as well as indie films, foreign and avant-garde features.
Established in 1990, the Hammer Museum is a forward-thinking arts institution that features world-class exhibitions of art, architecture and design that spans from the classic to contemporary periods.
Located on the UCLA campus, Royce Hall is an 1800-seat auditorium and is one of the premiere concert halls and performing arts venues in Southern California.


GETTING GILLIAM explores Gilliam’s methodology as a director, incorporating animation, clips from his previous films, and extensive interviews. During the production of Tideland, Gilliam provided Vincenzo Natali with a completely open and uncensored view of his daily life on and off the set. This in-depth exploration of Gilliam’s process is a unique chance to understand the incredible creative mind of one of film’s greatest auteurs.
DIRECTOR: Vincenzo Natali
PRODUCER: Gabriella Martinelli
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Jeremy Thomas
SOURCE: Capri Films Inc.


“The Secrets of Isis” is a TV show that aired from 1975 to 1976, two seasons long. It can be best described as a “cheesy superhero show from the seventies,” a feel-good and predictable watch with a pinch of suspense and mystery. This was actually the first superhero television series to star a female lead!
Andrea Thomas is a science teacher who, during an archeological trip to Egypt, discovered an ancient mystical gold amulet. Andrea found that she was heir to Isis, the ancient Egyptian goddess. The power of the amulet allows her to invoke mighty Isis, transforming her into the goddess herself, with the ability to fly, strength, and control over the natural elements. To harness these powers, she recites special prayers/rhymes.
The story follows Andrea living a double life as a science teacher who contains Isis as her secret identity during times of danger. Nobody knows her secret (as painfully obvious as it is!) There’s also Rick Mason, another science teacher, a close friend who may also be a love interest. And then there’s Cindy Lee, a student, who also has a close friendship with Andrea — in season 2, Cindy’s character is replaced with Rennie Carol, who plays the same role.
Each episode is about 22-minutes long, with an enticing puzzle that solves itself by the end. In episode 1, Cindy shows her teachers pictures of UFOs that she took on her camera, so they go out and do some investigating. The whole thing turns out to be a money-making scheme by a man who ends up getting caught and arrested, with the help of Isis of course. In episode 7, a Bigfoot spotting is suspected, which turns out to be simply a man who lives in the wilderness.
Although the show is very light, it also has substance with character development and social justice issues. Episode 9 features an arrogant character named “Steve,” who’s always showing off and trying to act tougher than he is. When Isis saves him from falling off a building, instead of thanking her, he becomes defensive about accepting help. It is soon revealed that his ego is a front for his insecurity about being a “small guy,” and actually has a great talent for birdwatching, that he is embarrassed about.
Episode 12 features a girl named Carrie who is insecure about her weight and looks, who is running for student body with the help of her friend Greg. He’s frustrated with her negative self-talk, and how she makes a joke out of everything in order to avoid closeness, so he hopes that winning council will boost her confidence. Carrie is also reckless and self-destructive, first getting into a car wreck that Isis saves her from, and then later stealing Mr. Mason’s boat. Isis calls upon Captain Marvel who makes an appearance, as the two join forces to save Carrie.
The series also tackles sexism. In episode 13, a male student has a fit over a female student who wants to be president of the Car Club, claiming “girls can’t drive.” And then in episode 20, a Chinese-American girl deals with racism and shame over her father’s cultural traditions.
The two-part series finale involves the theft of the government’s top secret weather-controlling device, in which Rick is falsely framed for, and sent to jail. Without too much spoiling, as you can guess how the series plays out at this point, rest assured that innocent Rick receives his justice!
I find “The Secrets of Isis” to be a wonderful TV show. It’s great for those who are looking for something lighthearted, yet still deep enough to keep your attention. Of course the graphics are laughable, but personally I find the show compelling enough to watch, despite that. You can find the whole series for free on Youtube.
I think a modern revamp of this show would be awesome! With better graphics and hour-long episodes, there’s potential for many deep storylines that go much further than the original. I would like to follow along with more of the characters and see greater development in their personal lives. I would love even more, to see what happens with Andrea and Rick!
I do appreciate the timing of when this show was made. They genuinely do not make shows like this anymore. And while I enjoy how dark and cynical most TV shows are these days, there is something special about that cheesiness — feeling comforted with predictable plot lines, seeing the positive conquer the negative, and learning a “lesson” after every episode.
- Rick: “Gee Andrea, every time Isis comes around, you always seem to miss her! What a coincidence!”
- Andrea: “Hmm, yes. What a coincidence.”*winks at the camera.*


Wes Ramsey was born on the sixth day of October 1977 in Louisville, KY where he was raised the middle of three boys. He discovered his passion for the theater at the age of 12 during a three week summer class at Walden Theater in his home town. He was so taken by the art, he enrolled full time in the fall where he remained for the next seven years, taking classes and performing in shows.
In 1996, Wes auditioned and was accepted into the 29th group to enter the drama division of the Juilliard School in New York City where he spent the next four years continuing to study and pursue his love of acting and proudly graduated in the year 2000 with a BFA degree. Wes' first professional job after completing his training at Juilliard was being cast to play Sam Spencer on THE GUIDING LIGHT where he remained for the next two years learning about working in front of a camera.
In 2002, Wes left NY to further explore television and film in Los Angeles. His first film, LATTER DAYS, captured a raw yet refined performance and showcased for the first time to the world the diversity in Wes' dedication to his work. He has since shot numerous other independent films as well as films for the SCI-FI network. His television credits have expanded as well with memorable appearances on such shows as DAYS OF OUR LIVES, the Fox sitcom LUIS, as well as recurring roles on hit shows such as CHARMED and CSI: MIAMI. Wes has also guest starred on such hit shows as HEROES, CSI: NY, HOUSE, and The EVENT. Wes can currently be seen in The Playboy Club on NBC
He thanks his family, friends and loyal fans for their ongoing support.


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Down-and-out detective Nick Curran, who is involved in a turbulent relationship with Beth Garner, a psychiatrist working for the San Francisco Police Department. Curran is investigating the case of the murder of the wealthy, former rock star, Johnny Boz who was brutally stabbed to death with an ice pick while having sex with a blonde woman. The only lead they have is Catherine Tramell, a successful and extremly wealthy crime writer last seen with Boz the night he died. Curran and fellow detective, Gus Moran (George travel to Tramell's Pacific Heights mansion, but they find only Roxy, Tramell's lesbian lover, is home. Roxy tells them Tramell is at her Stinson Beach beach house, and mentions that "she didn't do it, kill Johnny Boz". Curran and Moran go to the beach house to question Tramell, and find her on a deckchair by the ocean. The two policemen introduce themselves, and Tramell says to Curran "I know who you are". They ask her questions about her relationship with Boz, and, after specifying that they didn't date ("I wasn't dating him, I was fucking him") she shows very little remorse at hearing he is dead, rather displaying sadness over missing their sexual encounters than his presence.
Both Morran and Gus, along with their superiors, suspect Catherine is responsible for the murder of Boz when they discover that she has written a novel about a former rock star who was killed in the exact same way - tied to the bed with a white scarf and murdered with an ice-pick. After another confrontation with the detectives, Tramell agrees to go to police headquarters to be interviewed about the murder. During this interview, in the famous scene, she uncrosses her legs, revealing she is not wearing any underwear and exposing her genitalia, bringing discomfort and shock to the interrogators in the room, especially Curran, whom she continuously addresses by his first name, Nick. Later that night, Curran goes to a bar with several of his co-workers, and gets into a heated argument with Officer Nielsen, an Internal Affairs officer who has been a major source of problems for Nick throughout his career. Beth Garner then arrives, and she and Nick leave together. After they arrive at Beth's apartment, the two engage in extremly violent sex. Afterwards Nick decides to start smoking again, Beth tells him where some cigarettes are before curtly and angrily telling Nick to leave her apartment. In another suspicious development, Curran learns that Tramell's parents were both killed in an explosion on their boat when Tramell was an adolescent. Curran also learns that Tramell makes a habit out of befriending vicious murderers such as a woman who stabbed her husband and children to death. Curran finds out during a visit to Tramell's house that she knows things about him that are confidential. When Curran confronts Garner about this (the only person with access to that private information), she reluctantly tells Curran that, because Nielsen perceived Garner to be biased towards Curran, she gave Nielsen his file in order for Nielsen and other IA investigators to evaluate Curran directly (IA was seriously considering discharging Curran from the police force). Because of this, Curran assaults Nielsen in his office, accusing him of having sold his psychological profile to Tramell. Nielsen screams back "You're through!".
Later, Officer Nielsen is found in his car with a single gunshot from a .38 to the head, and Curran is perceived by many to be the prime suspect, due to their recent altercation. A torrid sexual affair then begins between Curran and Tramell, with an initial air of a cat-and-mouse game. Roxy, Catherine's lover attempts to kill Nick by running him over with Catherine's car but she ends up being killed herself. Curran, though on leave, continues to investigate on his own and discovers several facts which make Tramell seem more and more like the killer. However, he also uncovers facts about Dr. Garner which slowly throw suspicion on her. For instance, it turns out that Tramell and Garner had an affair while in college and each accuses the other of being obsessed with her. In addition, Curran learns that a psychology professor was murdered with an ice pick while both of the women were attending college and majoring in psychology. Curran's partner is lured to a building and murdered in the same way described in Tramell's new book. Curran, who was left waiting in the car, figures out there is trouble brewing but arrives too late to help his partner. However, Curran finds Beth at the scene and believing she murdered his partner and is going to shoot him, he shoots and kills her. It turns out she had only her keys in her hand and as she dies, she tells Curran she loves him. However, a subsequent examination of Beth's apartment supplies the incriminating evidence needed to brand her as the killer of both Boz and Gus (a .38 revolver, photos of the victims and of Tramell, an icepick, etc.). In the final scene of the film, Tramell and Curran make love, and afterwards when Nick's back is turned to her, Catherine slowly reaches under the bed. However, she then changes her mind and decides to instead make passionate love to Nick again. As the camera slowly pans down to show the underside of the bed, an ice-pick can be clearly seen lying on the floor.
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I want to unfollow “The Following,” but I just can’t seem to do it.
The dialogue is terrible. It’s like dramatic tension as imagined by 14 year old boys who shop at Hot Topic. And though I can’t fault the actors – there are some good performances here – it’s still painful to hear excellent actors plow their way through such stilted dialogue.
The concept is very cool, and it could have been great. A serial killer with a cult of serial killers following him? That could have been some excellent TV. Joe Carroll is like a literary Charles Manson. But they’ve barely touched upon Poe and the “dark romanticism” (is that a thing?) that inspires him…and when they have, they’ve done boneheaded things like MISPRONOUNCE “Amontillado.” Really? No one on set could figure that one out? No one at the reading table read “The Cask of Amontillado” in junior high English? Or, failing that, no one had actually had a glass of Amontillado Sherry? I’m dying and flailing here, and spouting dialogue as bad as that killer nanny, just from the shock of this.
It’s a terrible show. Look, I know it’s getting good reviews and the ratings are decent enough that it has already been renewed for another season, but c’mon, guys. It’s terrible. I once tried to explain part of the plot to my partner, but he laughed so hard at its absurdity that I gave up.
But I can’t stop watching it. And it’s not simple hate-watching, either. I really do want to know what happens next. But it’s so bad that I just shouldn’t care. I want to stop caring. I really do. I want to stop watching. But I’m on Hulu the minute a new show is posted. I’m in a creepy, toxic relationship with an awful TV show, and I don’t know how to stop.
Do they have self-help books for this?
Also, can someone kill that killer nanny for me? I HATE HER SO MUCH.


NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ — New Bosch has ordered a fourth season, and the company has added another three to the line-up.
The company announced the news at the Television Critics Association summer press tour in Beverly Hills, Calif., today.
New Bosches second season of “Bosch” will be available in the United States and Canada on Oct. 18, with the U.K. debuting the series on Nov. 14.
The season will continue the Bosch family’s adventures as they try to get their lives back on track and take a vacation in their home town of New Boschee, where they are still trying to find the perfect place to stay for the holidays.
The series will also feature a new guest star, returning regular guest host and writer/producer Matt Hanks, and an all-new episode that will air at the end of the season.
The episode will be titled “A Day Without Us,” and will feature Hanks and his new co-star, new Bosch co-creator and executive producer Michael De Luca.
Hanks and De Lucae have been working together on the series since 2014.
They first got together on “The Big Bang Theory,” a show that aired on CBS in the 1990s and has been reruns on CBS for many years.
In the series, Hanks plays the lead role, played by De Lucay, who tries to make sense of the universe as he navigates a world he finds himself trapped in.
The show also inspired “The Simpsons,” which premiered in 1999.
The series’ first season ended with a cliffhanger, and new episodes of the show will follow the Bosches and their friends in their attempts to find their way back to normalcy.
They are joined by the team from “The Americans,” including Matthew Rhys, who plays the main character, Philip Jennings.
Hanks has previously played the lead in the television comedy series “Dancing With the Stars,” and he also directed the pilot episode of “The Hangover.”
“Boschees” is produced by DeLuca, Hales and DeLucas creative team, and “Aday Without Us” is written and executive produced by Hanks.
NewBosches season will be followed by a season of the animated series “Boosch.”
NewBoshes first season of Bosch began with a story arc about a young boy, a boy who loves a girl and tries to live a normal life.
That storyline was followed by two more episodes in which the boy and his friends, the Boschees, attempt to make their way through a world in which they live with the ghosts of their dead family members.
The series followed this story arc for a fourth and final season, which wrapped in 2015.