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rivals, The school for scandal, The critic [R.B. Sheridan]
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Tom Moulder is on his way to the eleventh floor of an old run down building to start his new job. Once in the elevator Tom presses the up button, but the elevator starts going down. Soon the rickety lift begins to fault before suddenly it free-falls. Tom then encounters a darkly bizarre character with a story to tell. Going Up bends the rules of reality to delve into the heart of what it means to be young.
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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], August 25 (ANI): On the occasion of veteran actor late Rajiv Kapoor’s birthday anniversary, Neetu Kapoor dropped a throwback picture featuring Rajiv with his brothers and sisters.
Taking to her Instagram stories, the ‘Amar Akbar Anthony’ actor, along with a picture, gave a caption. She wrote, “In remembrance Rajiv Kapoor,” along with a heart emoji.
In the old picture, Randhir Kapoor, Ritu Nanda and late actor Rishi Kapoor could be seen sitting on the sofa while Rajiv and sister Reema Jain standing at the back.
All smiles as the Kapoor brothers and sisters struck a pose for a camera.
Rajiv Kapoor’s niece Riddhima Kapoor Sahni also shared a throwback picture of his father Rishi and his uncle Rajiv on her Insta story.
Rajiv Kapoor made his debut in the film industry with the movie ‘Ek Jaan Hain Hum’. He was known for his roles in films like ‘Ram Teri Ganga Maili’, ‘Aasmaan’, ‘Zabardast’, Toolsidas Junior and many more.
This year in February, filmmaker Ashutosh Gowariker hosted an exclusive screening of the late actor’s last film ‘Toolsidas Junior’.The event was co-planned by T-Series’ Bhushan Kumar in Mumbai.
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Several members of the Kapoor family including Ranbir Kapoor, Randhir Kapoor, Neetu Kapoor, Aadar Jain, Armaan Jain, Rima Jain, and Kunal Kapoor among others marked their presence at the screening.
Rajiv Kapoor, the youngest son of legendary Raj Kapoor, passed away on January 9, 2021 following a heart attack.
Meanwhile, on the work front, Neetu was recently seen in Dharma Production’s ‘JugJugg Jeeyo’ which marked her comeback on the big screen. The film also starred Anil Kapoor, Varun Dhawan and Kiara Advani in prominent roles and was declared a hit at the box office. ‘JugJugg Jeeyo’ is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video.
Apart from that, she was also a part of the dance reality show ‘Dance Deewane Junior’. (ANI)


The Big Sleep vs. The Big Lebowski
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”I got information: new sh*t has come to light and–sh*t, man!”
… Because according to the article ”Trapped by their pasts”, The film The Big Lebowski owes to Chandler’s The Big Sleep, and that ”[n]early every critic of The Big Lebowski acknowledges this debt to Chandler”, which even Ethan Coen seems to agree upon!
So among us who are not film critics, who of us knew of this connection?
Here are the parallells between the Coens’ film and Chandler’s book/Howard Hawk’s film!
|The Big Sleep||The Big Lebowski|
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We went to this movie the other night. It was not a great movie, but man, it was hysterical. The hysterics may have been brought on by the super-sized rum and diet coke I consumed during the movie, but regardless, I cracked myself up. There is this part where Dane Cook wears a penguin suit...oh gosh, I love men in costumes.
When the movie ends, Brandie and I walk to the womens restroom. We haven't finished our rum and diets yet, so we are still drinking them, walking and talking. As we are walking, a policewoman starts following us. I start getting all weird, thinking Police Lady is after us for our illiegal alcohol consumption...horrors! But no, she follows us into the bathroom, where there are at least 7 girls, all within 12 to 14 years of age. I scoot around them to get into a stall, and to escape police lady's wrath, and then I hear Police Lady ask the gaggle of girls if they are going to call "her" mom. Apparently, there is a girl in the bathroom, apparently sick on booze, and apparently Police Lady wants the girls to call her mother.
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Here are some pictures from the last film shoot that I art directed. I worked with a wonderful production company called Mouvement Perpetuel (www.mouvementperpetuel.net) that was started by two dancers who now make films about dance. They are really great directors and a blast to work with. It was a really simple idea. It was a very strong contemporary dance piece by Dana Michel.
The directors asked for a simple white roped boxing ring. I had found some great black and white pictures of boxing rings from the 70s, when people still smoked like crazy during the matches. Here are some examples:
The director of photography followed with the aesthetic and got moving lights with strong beams to light the dancer. We got a smoke machine to fill the room and overall it looked pretty good! I was happy with the results since I was really busy working on a set for a play and I had to pay my boyfriend to build it from our tiny appartment. I loved working on this project. Here are some pics of the final result:


East-Asians (EA) have been subjected to inequality rooted in Hollywood since the start of cinema. However, the societal impacts of the whitewashing and misrepresentation of EAs in Hollywood productions are not acknowledged. Forbidden Hollywood presents the different factors that contribute to this inequality and the effects of whitewashing and stereotyping of EAs in society using a variety of printed outcomes accompanied by a video explaining the methodology behind this outcome.
Only 7.2% of Hollywood actors are of East-Asian ethnicity. This video is supported by statistics cumulated from the annual Hollywood Diversity Report (Hunt and Ramón, 2020) conducted by the UCLA College of Social Sciences in 2020. The video explains the different institutional factors that influence Hollywood’s representation of East Asians due to the lack of representationof East Asians both on-screen and behind the scenes.
We are the Geeks, We are the Prostitutes presents all of the stereotypes inflicted onto East Asians in Hollywood since the start of Hollywood cinema.
Forbidden Hollywood is a broadsheet newspaper that documents the history of censorship in Hollywood from The Production Code in the 1930s to Chinese Censorship currently.
WE ARE WHAT YOU WRITE documents all the cases of whitewashing and stereotyping in Hollywood from 1913-2022.
Whitewashing is a directory of movies that include the removal of East-Asians in Hollywood productions in the form of racebending, yellowface or whitewashing.


I got a special surprise in the mail today. My two tickets to see Spirit of the Marathon II arrived today! After hours of calling stores, waiting for posters to arrive, and then driving out to deliver posters, my reward is here! I am so excited to see the movie and hope there’s a good group of us that gets together (so far there’s four of us) to share in the inspiration that will come from this amazing film.
I was able to get 17 posters into local sports stores to help promote this movie. So I will also receive some other goodies coming in the mail at a later time (a t-shirt and autographed DVD).
June 12th is the showing at 7pm at many theaters nationwide. So go to www.fathomevents.com to check out the theaters closest to you.
Even if you are not a runner, you will find this film very special. If you haven’t watched the first Spirit of the Marathon movie, you should watch it. Sometimes, I like to watch it before my races to get me motivated and excited for my next journey and adventure.


Love can be seen in a variety of ways: love for a mother to a child, between friends, spouses, girlfriends and boyfriends… There is, however, such a thing as unrequited love, where one thinks that s/he has already found it, only to discover that it has never been his/hers after all.
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It was 1990 and I was in Glasgow as they were celebrating their year as European City of Culture. I was lucky enough to be working there for TAG Theatre Company and we were working away on a large scale community production called ‘City’ by the late, great Tom McGrath. 1990 was a seminal year for me in that it introduced me to the work of Peter Brook, Lev Dodin, Robert Lepage and many others and gave me the direction I was to follow for the next 25 years.
But surprisingly the one piece that was to make the most impact on me was in a homeless hostel in Edinburgh. One night I ventured out to The Edinburgh Festival Fringe to see a new theatre project by an organisation called The Grassmarket Project, named after the local Mission Hall.
Written by Jeremy Weller in collaboration with the cast and directed by Jeremy Weller, ‘Glad’ was the very first Grassmarket Project production. In the company’s own words ‘Glad’ presented “an uncompromising description of homelessness”. Based on the experiences of selective members of Edinburgh’s homeless community, the production involved twelve homeless men from the Grassmarket area of the city, who alongside two support actors confronted their audience with personal experiences of boredom, violence, alcoholism, drug addiction and social exclusion.
With a real homeless hostel as the venue, ‘Glad’ did not require much of a set. Separated by a wide central isle, two rows of five beds were placed as close to the front row of the audience as possible. The production itself consisted of a combination of two plots: one told the story of a theatre director entering the world of the homeless with the intention of developing a piece of theatre based upon the experiences of and involving these people. Interwoven with this self-reflective aspect of the production was a collage of scenes set outside workshop hours focussing on the relationship between one of the homeless men and his girlfriend, discussions between the director and the hostel warden and everyday scenes inside the dormitory walls.
The audience was seated as close to the stage area as possible and on one level with it
I remember the production most because of a speech from Shakespeare’s ‘Richard the Second’ that one of the alcoholic residents, Terry, recited. It was the most beautiful, touching and powerful rendition of Shakespeare I had ever heard and still is in my memory bank to this day.
‘Let us sit upon the ground and tell sad stories of the death of kings ….’
Every time I see a production of ‘Richard the Second’ I am transported back to that moment of seeing the man in the picture above speaking those lines. Terence Francis Rigby was a philosopher.
The piece was so successful it went on to play in Islington Union Chapel Hall, London; December 1990, Volksbühne; Berlin; January 1991, The Arches, Glasgow Mayfest; May 1991, Grassmarket Mission Hall, returning to Edinburgh Festival Fringe; August 1991, Schauspiel, Bonn; Bienale Festival of European Theatre; September 1992, City Centre Theatre, Dublin; Theatre Festival; October 1991, Centre Pompidou, Paris; January 1992.
Jeremy Weller went on to make many theatre pieces for The Grassmarket Project. I came across him again when we were both working for The Betty Nansen Theatre in Copenhagen. Always controversial he was making a piece about young people, now living in Denmark, from Palestine and Israel. The young cast acted out the conflict in their country in a very personal way – the anger, frustration and prejudice was so tangible in the auditorium from the stage.
Jeremy has worked around the world. Quoting from the Grassmarket web site:
‘ “Jeremy Weller’s interest in theatre began with his admiration for the work of the Polish writer / director; Tadeusz Kantor. In 1987, while a student at university studying fine Art and philosophy, Jeremy used the excuse of a study tour of Poland to meet his mentor, who made the unprecedented offer of a year’s scholarship. As Jeremy explains: “That year changed my direction irrevocably. In Poland, theatre was a fundamental part of the culture rather than an elitist art form. Poland at this time was under communist rule. Censorship was everywhere, because of this theatre was forced to evolve into a new form in order to defy the censors. The theatre then became a source of hope for the public, because it was a last voice of freedom. Here was the last place that the public could see and hear the truth of their reality. In this, for me, Theatre found it’s role. It was impossible to return to painting after this experience. Painting felt too removed from life. I wanted to take art away from the specialist and give it back to people by producing work based on people’s experiences “.
In 1989 he moved to Edinburgh to concentrate on writing and directing theatre.
“I wanted to make a theatre not tied to politics or art. I wanted to celebrate lives. A lot of art has isolated itself and become too rarefied, so that people have lost interest in it. George Orwell, Charles Dickens, Albert Camus, Vittorio Da Sica, and Roberto Rossellini all use their writings and films to comment on society. I believe in the role of the artist a social commentator. My work is the view from below, rather than a socialist theorist view from above. Everybody can understand art when it is based on human emotions and the conditions in which we live.”
“I want the audience to be moved and believe totally in what is taking place before them, unlike traditional theatre where they are asked to suspend their disbelief. These are real people up there on the stage, telling us stories from their lives. I want my plays to demonstrate that there is creative potential in everyone, but more importantly, I want to engage those who do not normally have access to the Arts. I am not against professional actors as such, but I only use professionals who are able to share their experiences with non-actors. So called ‘ordinary’ people live such amazing lives that is what I want to show on my stage. I also want to use the theatre to explode the myths that surround certain groups in society. Terms such as ‘young offenders’, ‘street kid’, deny the individual totally.”
“Individuals are what they are because of a multitude of cultural, social and family influences. We need to focus on the individual, rather than the social preconceptions we may have about their circumstances. Our work is multi-cultural and universal. It is the spiritual and emotional base of each person, which separates them from, whilst also connects them to, other people. It is this aspect that the work highlights” ‘
Further details of The Grassmarket Project HERE


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The story starts with Dr. Watson reading out a telegram from his friend, Sherlock Holmes who tells him to catch a train to Boscombe Valley. In the train, Holmes tells him about the murder, how he has a different view towards the case n addition to the letter he received from Alice Turner. They begin their investigation on the horrid death of Mr. Charles McCarthy who has supposedly been murdered by his son, James. Young James on the other hand is now imprisoned because apparently all the clues are in his favour. Lestrade, a crime investigator is adamant that James is guilty based on the inspection on the crime scene and the witnesses. Holmes during his quest for evidence manages to trace contrasting proofs and reveals the interesting set of footprints from which Holmes deduces that the perpetrator of the odious murder is a rich man smoking Indian cigar. Instead of disclosing the identity of the murderer, he leaves the case to Lestrade. Soon after, Holmes is visited by Mr. Turner at his office. Mr. Turner makes a surprising confession, claiming himself as a murderer. That very same day, everything about the murder is exposed. Mr. Turner divulges that Charles Smith and he were enemies ever since their days in Australia. James is forced to marry Alice, Mr. Turner’s daughter to inherit wealth but he objected his dad’s will the day his dad got killed. In the end, both Mr. Turner and Holmes agree to keep the case private for the sake of the innocent James and Alice Turner, who have just got married.
While having breakfast with his wife, Dr. Watson receives a telegram from Sherlock Holmes. Holmes wishes Watson to accompany him to Boscombe Valley for an investigation. Watson is unsure about deserting his medical practice but after a little persuasion from his wife he packs a bag and hurriedly sets out to meet with Holmes.
James McCarthy was found guilty for the murder of his father, Charles McCarthy. However, Holmes doubts James as guilty.
Holmes, Dr Watson and Lestrade go to the crime to search for clues and evidence. They find suspicious footprints and the weapon of murder. They also find ashes of an Indian cigar
John Turner confesses to Holmes about him being the murderer of Charles McCarthy. He tells his history as a famous robber and how Charles blackmailed him.
Holmes finally solves the case. The court decides that James McCarthy is Innocent. He then leads a happy life with Alice Turner. Holmes destroys John’s confession letter. John Turner dies a few months after.
1. Dr. Watson’s House
Dr. Watson receives telegram from Holmes inviting him to join in an investigation at Boscombe Valley
2. Paddington Train Station
Sherlock meets Dr. Watson at the train station and Holmes buys tickets both of them
3. In the train
Holmes tells about the murder to Dr. Watson. Dr. Watson reads the details of the murder in the newspaper. Then, they discuss about the murder.
4. Boscombe Pool
This is the place where Charles McCarthy is being murdered and the argument between James and Charles McCarthy take place.
5. Moran’s house
The gamekeeper’s house @ Mr. Moran’s house
This is the place where James asks for help after seeing his father lying on the ground
6. Holmes’ house at Baker Street
The confession of the murderer which is Mr. Turner takes place in the Holmes’ house.
Mr. Turner tells Holmes everything from the first time he met Charles McCarthy in Australia
7. The court
This is the place where the trial of James McCarthy innocence takes place.
Holmes asks James about the day of the murder. He wants to know what actually happen on that day on behalf of James.
9. Ballarat, Australia
This is the place where Mr. Turner and his gang rob Charles McCarthy.
10. Regent Street, London
After twenty years of the robbery, Charles McCarthy bumps into Mr. Turner. Charles McCarthy blackmails Mr. Turner as he wants to tell about the incidence in Ballarat to the police.
- The time setting of the story is around ninetieth century.
- Dr. Watson and Holmes board on the train at 11.15 a.m.
- James McCarthy arrives his home from Bristol on Monday morning.
- Charles McCarthy leaves his house on 3 o’clock.
- Worker class society e.g. Mr. Moran, Inspector Lestrade.
- High class society e.g. Mr. Turner
- The society that involves in crime e.g. Mr. Turner
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Today many people do not remember either his face or his name, but from 1995 to 1999 Kevin Sorbo became known on the small screen as a performer in the TV series Hercules, which centered on the eponymous hero of Greek mythology.
At the time, it was one of the most watched American series in the world, but despite this, its protagonist later fell into oblivion. The reason? According to the version of Sorbo, who is now 64, it would be due to the fact that he often made no secret of his political positions close to the Republicans and his Christian faith, which are unliked by today's progressive Hollywood.
Interviewed with his wife Sam Jenkins by Fox News, Sorbo told how he was dumped after being "blacklisted" by the U.S. film industry. "You know, it was sad to me that my agent and manager after so many years would say 'we can't give you work or work with you anymore because you're Christian, you're conservative,'" he told. "At this I almost laughed, because it is an industry that invokes tolerance, yet it is one-sided. It invokes freedom of speech. But Hollywood is a one-way street. And that is not good, you know. But I love this industry, I love movies and TV."
He added that "it was very strange. I mean, here's the thing: we are very divided in this country right now, and this division is perpetuated by mainstream media, by movies, by TV."
This is not the first time Sorbo, who by the way survived three strokes in 1997, has taken a public stand on the subject. In October 2019, again hosted by Fox, ahead of the release of one of his new films he explained, "Hollywood is neither left-wing nor right-wing. There are people working in the industry with different views, even conservative views, but they get thrown out. And I hear far too many of these stories," he said.
After being banned from major productions, aside from a few roles as a voice actor for video games (including returning as Hercules in the 2010 video game God of War III), Sorbo and his wife set up on their own by founding their own independent production company, Sorbo Studios, which produces family-oriented works focusing on Christian themes.
Between October 29 and 30, the film Miracle in East Texas, in which Kevin Sorbo is actor, director, and producer, will be released in U.S. theaters (for those who may be in the U.S. at that time, tickets can be reserved by clicking here). Set during the Great Depression of the 1930s and inspired by a true story, the film stars con men who travel between Oklahoma and Texas to convince poor widows to invest in supposed oil fields, which are later revealed to be dry. This is until, on arriving in Texas, they discover a real oil field, one of the largest in history.
Jenkins stated that "We want to bring families back to theaters to start laughing again." She added that Miracle in East Texas message is the opposite of what cancel culture does: "We live in this culture that cancels people out. And that, of course, is the opposite of forgiving them," he said. "And one of the themes of this film, which is also partly the reason we fell in love with it, is that there is a theme of redemption, of forgiveness. And you know, every saint has a past, and every sinner has a future."
Hollywood and Christian cinema
In recent years, in parallel with the growing presence of woke themes in the U.S. cultural industry, there have also been attempts to create a parallel industry with different positions: after the conservative website Daily Wire created its own streaming platform with original productions, including the controversial documentary What is a Woman?, recently there has been the case of Sound of Freedom, an independent film about a former special agent who fights child trafficking in Colombia, which in just a few weeks earned more than $177 million against a budget of $14.5 million. In addition, it has been announced that a film on the life of Ronald Reagan (the latter played by Dennis Quaid) will be released soon, in which Sorbo will also star in a supporting role.
During the latest interview, the couple also discussed the changes in Hollywood's mindset over the decades: in particular, while the film industry once proudly celebrated American history and culture, according to them things began to change starting in the 1960s: with the '68 revolution, the hippies, and the Vietnam War, "movies began to glorify the anti-hero more than the hero. And that was something that changed the way movies were watched."
While Christian films were initially aimed mostly at a niche audience, this is shifting. This is because according to them every film "is based on someone's faith. And that was the prevailing faith in Hollywood at one time, when it was pro-God and pro-America. And that has changed. [...] But, in general, all of Hollywood has changed. And that opened up a space for men of the cloth to come and say 'well, we need some entertainment. Let's give it a chance.' And as they progressed, they got better and better at that."
Giornalista pubblicista, ha scritto per le testate Mosaico, Cultweek and Il Giornale Off. Laureato in Beni culturali (Università degli Studi di Milano) e laureato magistrale in Giornalismo, cultura editoriale e comunicazione multimediale (Università di Parma).


SPRING will be an official test event this year. Read here all about this.
During the celebrations for 100 years of Korean theatre, the South Korean theatre maker Jaha Koo realised there is no real Korean stage tradition. What is considered theatre in Korea, is largely drawn from the Western theatre canons. Why is this? What makes South Koreans so proud of the Westernized interpretation of their theatre? The History of Korean Western Theatre is an intelligent piece of documentary theatre, a tapestry of interwoven historical, political, sociological and personal stories. With a unique starring role for the electronic soundtrack that Koo composed himself.


Netflix has teamed up with Oscar-winning actress Regina King and director John Ridley to deliver the inspiring story of Shirley Chisholm to the display. Chisholm was not solely the primary Black congresswoman in the US but additionally the primary Black lady to run for president. She left an indelible mark on American historical past. Now, her story is headed to Netflix.
John Ridley, the director of the movie is understood for his work on “American Crime” and “Guerilla.” He’s additionally collaborating within the screen-writing course of. Regina King just isn’t solely taking part in the titular position but additionally co-producing the movie by way of her manufacturing firm, Royal Ties Productions.
Jeff Skoll and Ted Gidlow function govt producers.
Netflix had first introduced the movie again in December 2021 and it was initially slated for a 2023 launch. With the movie nonetheless in manufacturing, it appears it will likely be some time earlier than we obtain this potential gem of a biopic. Netflix has confirmed that the film has been pushed again to 2024. The delay owes to the reshooting of a number of scenes.
Ridley and King have collaborated earlier. Whereas speaking concerning the germination of the thought for the movie he stated, “I first met Regina six, seven years in the past once we have been doing American Crime collectively. Our careers have been somewhere else; Regina’s trajectory has at all times been just about straight up. However one of many matters that we have been actually, actually, breaking bread, sitting down collectively making an attempt to determine our commonality, she introduced up Shirley Chisholm.”
He added, praising Regina King who’s each “excited and terrified” to play Shirly, “One of many issues I actually, actually admire about Regina isn’t just her capacities as an actor however her capacities as an instrument to ship empathy, and this is without doubt one of the most empathetic, one of the vital highly effective human tales that I’ve had the chance to inform, and I’ve had the chance to inform some actually wonderful tales.”
Right here’s a take a look at the total forged for the movie
- Lance Reddick (John Wick franchise)
- Lucas Hedges (Manchester by the Sea) as Robert Gottlieb
- André Holland (Passing) as Walter Fauntroy
- Terrence Howard (Empire) as Arthur Hardwick
- Christina Jackson (Swagger)
- Michael Cherrie (Residence Once more) as Conrad
- Dorian Missick (For Life) as Ron Dellums
- Amirah Vann (Underground) as Diahann Carroll
- W. Earl Brown (Deadwood) as George Wallace
- Newcomer Ethan Jones Romero


Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Story Time with George R.R. Martin
The author of Game of Thrones has such a vivid yet dark imagination. The HBO screenplay for the books exceeded my wildest expectations. I actually didn't think that I would enjoy the series at all, yet here I am, waiting for premier of season 2 like a child waiting for Santa Claus! In the embedded video clip, Mr. Martin gives us his twisted version of the classic nursery rhymes that we all know and love. Let me know what you think.


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Since last spring, Mt. Mansfield Media has been filming and interviewing throughout the Mad River Valley. Next week, Mad River Valley residents are invited to the Big Picture Theater for the free premiere of the 20-minute documentary Almost There. Showtimes are Monday, November 18, and Thursday, November 21, at 7 p.m.
Mt. Mansfield Media was hired by the Mad River Valley Chamber of Commerce to create a marketing piece that showcases all The Valley has to offer in the non-winter months. Videographer Jake Cunevalis has captured events, landscapes and the spirit of the local community.
The purpose of this piece is to highlight the reasons people "Come for the mountains. Stay for The Valley," one of the chamber's marketing slogans. The documentary will also be available for viewing at madrivervalley.com. From this documentary will come two 30-second commercials that will run on Waitsfield Cable and Stowe Cable.


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Though credited to German playwright Paul Pörtner, Shear Madness has been rewritten for the English-language stage by Bruce Jordan and Marilyn Abrams, with local references and topical jokes updated from time to time. Jordan, who has directed the play for New York (as he did for the cities with the long-running productions) keeps his cast moving at a frenetic pace all evening, except during the interactive sections when audience and actors confer.
Shear Madness takes place in the main room of a unisex hairdressing establishment in Hell's Kitchen (amusingly designed by Will Cotton in the spirit of the script's brand of comedy). The location is ostensibly just down the block from New World Stages, where the production is running.
The shop's youthful proprietor is Tony (Jordan Ahnquist), whose out-and-proud flamboyance provides occasion for jokes about gay stereotypes, references to the marriage-equality movement, and a couple of suggestive sight gags. Tony's sole employee is Barbara (Kate Middleton), whose attire and demeanor suggest she may be quite good at being bad.
The four other characters are patrons (or seeming patrons) of the salon. Mrs. Shubert (Lynne Wintersteller), a rich, East Side matron, is one of Barbara's regular customers. Nerdy Mike (Adam Gerber), oily Eddie (Jeremy Kushnier), and he-man Nick (Patrick Noonan) are evidently at the shop for more than a shave and a haircut, but their precise motivations aren't immediately discernible.
After an off-stage character is found dead and the gruesome death scene has been described, the play's action comes to a halt and the actors, always in character, offer themselves for questioning by the audience. The cast also circulates at intermission to keep the colloquy going.
In Act Two, the audience votes to determine who's considered the night's most likely culprit. At a recent performance, the banter among performers and spectators was lively; on a night with a more reticent audience, the experience would be quite different.
When the votes have been tallied, the actors turn back to the plot, accelerating toward the narrative's climax and denouement. At curtain call, one of the players makes a plea that patrons resist spilling any of the evening's secrets after leaving the theater. In deference to that request, no further details of plot or structure are disclosed here.
Suffice it to say that almost everything about Shear Madness is so flagrantly silly that it's easy to imagine Mr. Jordan and Ms. Abrams being wary of braving New York's super-competitive market when they were mounting the as-yet untried show in Boston almost 40 years ago. To be fair, the script is on a par with many shows featured recently at New World Stages like Clinton: The Musical and Heathers: The Musical. What's noteworthy is the cast. The six well-trained actors may not have imagined that, at this point in their careers, they'd be playing characters as flat and stereotypical as these; but their comedic and improvisational virtuosity and their funny, sometimes witty, ad libs make Shear Madness a reasonable choice for bachelorette parties, millennial date nights, and youth groups visiting from afar.


The Maria Zankovetska Drama Theatre is the national theatre with national repertoire.
The historic building housing this theatre was once the biggest in Europe, and the Theatre is the oldest in Ukraine. The Maria Zankovetska Drama Theatre is the national theatre with national repertoire. Count Stanislav Scarbek had the idea of building the theatre in 1818 but the work was not started until 1834 and the official opening was in 1842. At present the repertoire of the theatre consists of 39 performances, modern and classic. Among them there are the famous works of Shakespeare “Romeo and Juliet”, “Hamlet”, Flober “Madam Bovary”, L. Kostenko “Beztalanna”, Dostoyevsky “Idiot” and others. Zankivchany is a theatre with a high reputation its own traditions, rightly forming part of Ukraine’s history and culture.


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“Just Enough Distance” is a documentary film directed by Col Spector. The film looks at the circumstances of the untimely death of ex Documentary Photography student Sharon Chazan.
When Sharon graduated from Newport in 1987 everybody expected great things from her. Sadly that promise was never realized, because in November of that year she was murdered by a 61-year-old Polish refuge who had featured in her final year project. The film asks whether the necessary closeness, between documentary photographer and subject, eventually led ultimately to her death.


Anyone else super excited for the release of the new Cinderella movie? Not to mention there's going to be a new Beauty And The Beast - my two favs of all time let's be honest (I'm such a kid at heart).
Growing up I was always in awe of Disney princesses - I wanted their hair, their bird-like singing voices and, most importantly, their wardrobes.
For those of you who have prom coming up and for the others who just love to dress up, here's my guide to dressing like a Disney princess...
When it comes to the dress, sparkling embellishments and a swishy skirt are the two non-negotiables. Everything else is up to you! You can shop my favourites here.
For your hair think big blow-out waves, pretty plaits or a perfectly coiffed chignon. Disney princesses' hair is enviably voluminous and never has a strand out of place.
When it comes to make-up a soft pink lip and anything to accentuate large eyes should do the trick. Don't forget rosy cheeks of course!
No they're not made of glass [how uncomfortable!] but you've gotta admit these shoes look a lot like Cinderella's slippers!
And of course, the final touch: a prince.
Now jump in your carriage and away you go! The ball awaits...
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Tawdry Lace Theatre like writing by talented playwrights. We like the spoken word. Our aim is to produce work that is sophisticated yet accessible, sometimes funny, sometimes dramatic, but always entertaining.
(Actor: The Cocktail Hour)
David Cole trained at the Bristol Acting Academy. He has appeared in South West productions including 'The Canterville Ghost', 'Dracula' and 'The Hound of the Baskervilles', and has toured with the English National Ballet's 2015 production of 'Romeo & Juliet'. He is currently a member of the Scriptwriters & Co. actors company, performing in monthly Scratch Nights for new writers.
(Actor: The Night Before Christmas)
Despite his youthful appearance and silky-smooth skin, Calum Anderson has been active on the Bristol Theatre scene for well over a decade. Alongside performing in various classic plays and new works, he directs odd plays full of physical theatre, music and madness. However, he isn't all that great at talking about himself . . .
(Actor: The Cocktail Hour, The Wasp)
Bristol-based actor Rosie Closs appeared in Tawdry Lace's 2017 production, The Cocktail Hour. Since then she has continued her stage acting career, appearing at Bristol’s Tobacco Factory as the eponymous lead in Anne Boleyn by Howard Brenton in 2018. In 2019 she played the lead in a tour of the South West of the UK in The Ebbing Hour by David Martin. She recently completed a year of training with the Bristol Acting Academy, and is looking forward to gaining more film experience when COVID-19 allows it. She is a cast member of Scriptwriters & Co, a company which champions new writing and enables writers to see their pieces performed, where she has established a reputation for delivering outstanding performances over Zoom.
(Director: Little Gem)
Carolyn is Artistic Director of Bath-based Rapscallion Theatre Company. As well as her work with Rapscallion, she has also directed plays at the Rondo Theatre, Bath, for Juno Theatre Company in Salisbury, at the Egg Theatre, Bath as an Assistant Director, and is about to direct Little Gem for Tawdry Lace at the Alma Tavern Theatre, Bristol, in October 2018.
(Actor: The Night Before Christmas)
Arthur Godden is a Theatre Student at the University of Bristol. Since completing a Classical Acting course at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School in 2014 he has performed in numerous independent productions across the Midlands: films, theatre, musical ensembles and comedy. Starting out at X-entricity Youth Theatre in Herefordshire he has also trained with the National Youth Theatre and will be partaking in Lecoq workshops with Up the Ante Theatre Company this winter.
He performed stand up for Balloon Lungs Theatre, which took 'Fish and Chips with Edith' to the Edinburgh fringe this summer, and continues to write comedy - and comedy blogs - for Clogs: A Comedy Blog (which can be found on Facebook and Twitter).
(Actor: The Wasp)
Rebecca got the acting bug when she was 3 years old, when she played a sheep in a nativity play!
Since then she has played many wonderful parts on stage, in comedy, musicals and drama, and now runs her own freelance singing business. Highlights include playing Marlene/Raquel in Only Fools and Horses in various venues throughout the UK, playing Nell in Nell Gwynn by Jessica Swale, Finea in A Lady of Little Sense by Lope de Vega at the Minack Theatre, Helena in Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream and touring with pantomime and Theatre in Education.
She is very excited to play Heather in The Wasp, her first full play since the pandemic began!
(Actor: Travels with My Aunt,
Marketing: Travels with My Aunt, The Night Before Christmas)
Paul is a professional Actor, Singer & Theatre Maker (www.paullawless.co.uk). He has toured nationally, performing at the Pleasance Dome (Edinburgh Fringe), Greenwich Theatre & VAULT Festival. He co-runs award winning Bristol based theatre & community arts company Brave Bold Drama which makes multi-sensory, intergenerational theatre work that tours both conventional theatres and community spaces. Paul has previously been commissioned by the Royal Society of Chemistry, Bristol Natural History Consortium & Gingko Projects to create outdoor, immersive theatre installations and community participatory engagement projects. He is also an Associate Performer with The Bristol Improv Theatre and the Theatre & Events Programmer at Bean Tree Café & Sensory Garden in Page Park (Staple Hill, Bristol).
(Actor: Little Gem)
Phoebe trained at University of Exeter before being drawn to the Bristol theatre scene. Her intentions of splashing her face throughout Bristol and the south west consists of being a member of Hive (This Perfect World), playing Faustus (Dr Faustus), Dora (Airswimming), new writing with companies such as Rapscallion and the Fringe Files. She continually tours with Flash Back theatre and is really excited for her debut with Tawdry Lace.
(Actor: Travels with My Aunt, The Night Before Christmas)
Joshua Phillips is a professional theatre, television and film actor originally from Reading, Berkshire. Having recently graduated from The University of Bristol, he now lives and works in the city whilst pursuing a career in performance. Recent credits include Giuseppe Zangara in Stephen Sondheim's 'Assassins' (The Little Black Box Theatre Company) and the role of Paul in Jigsaw Productions' project 'Post'.
He performed with the Fringe Files - bringing their production 'Samantha' to the Woking Drama Festival. His performance earned him a 'Best Actor' nomination as part of the festival. He has returned to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with The Tobacco Tea Theatre Company appearing in 'The Accidental Adventures of Sherlock Holmes'.
(Sound & Lighting Designer & Technician)
Starting with ambitious sound and light plots for musicals such as West Side Story, Oklahoma & Godspell whilst still at school, Tony has over 30 Years experience as a Theatre Technician, Sound and Light Designer and Stage Manager, and has been involved in 100+ shows with 20+ amateur and professional theatre companies. He also has a side line in show publicity.
Highlights along the way have included re-creating the dark mountain lair of resistance fighters and making the audience ‘feel’ the Chinook helicopter hunting them out (technical award); Over 15 shows at the Minack Theatre in Cornwall including 2 Son et lumières; The challenges of touring many outdoor productions; Pantomimes at the Bristol Hippodrome and ...so on.


On Monday, October, 23rd at 3 PM there will be a free screening of a new documentary called Processions of Faith in Annenberg Hall room 201.
This is a smart documentary about a church that is still the center of the Los Angeles Italian community, even though the Little Italy neighborhoods in Los Angeles are diminishing.
The filmmaker of this documentary is Joe Mederios, who is a Temple graduate and the former head writer of NBC’s The Tonight Show.
Attendees will have the opportunity to meet Mederios at the screening.
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Mindanao conflict. Violence against women. Abduction. Incest. Religious prejudice. Unrequited love. Gut-churning cannibalism.
These elements have converged, assembling the captivating menu of digital short films for the sixth year of Cinemagis festival under the auspices of Xavier Center for Culture and the Arts (XCCA).
“This year’s festival has curated films that have social relevance and impact,” said Hobart Savior, XCCA director. “They reflect on social biases, peace issues, self-awareness and climate change.”
Since the establishment of Cinemagis in 2009, it has developed by leaps and numbers in terms of participating film makers and audience. Running on January 23-25 at the XU Little Theater and SM City Cinema 3, the event presents 5 professional entries, 8 student films, 3 special citation pictures and the critically acclaimed film, “Crossfire” by Arnel M. Mardoquio.
Cinemagis serves as the springboard for short films coming from Northern Mindanao to compete in the 6th Cinema Rehiyon, the national film festival organized by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA).
The winners of Cinemagis will be featured in Cinema Rehiyon on February 18-22, to be hosted also by XCCA.
From the professional category, each entry has dealt with intriguing yet morally-baffling themes, enough to spark reality checks on various social matters.
Trauma and condemnation on the abuse of women unravel in the story of a battered wife, Estrella and how the exploitation has reshaped her definition of love and self-respect. “Estrella” is a film directed by Mark Gio Amoguis.
Tat Soriano’s “Panamilit” takes the audience to a heart-wrenching story of letting go and moving on with a tinge of nostalgia and surrealism.
“Hello” by Kevin Nico Surposa shows the acquaintance of good old friends and an uninvited follower— a mysterious lurker the protagonist has to face. “The film is about conquering our past,” said Surposa.
Gray Em Erezo, whose past entry was screened during the 5th Cinema Rehiyon, joins this year’s Cinemagis with “Lugdang”. Erezo said his film was inspired by a girl he met at Divisoria last year.
“She was like mentally drowned,” Erezo emphasized. “I used the word ‘drowned’ because she was drowned physically, mentally and emotionally. She could not even talk. She lost her family during the flash flood brought about by [Typhoon] Sendong.”
A short film that reaped a rundown of nominations during the 2013Mindanao Film Festival in Davao City and Sala Mindanaw in General Santos City— “Ika-3 Putahi” by Joeromer Bacus will be competing once again in Cinemagis. As a psycho-thriller, the film underscores the consequences of an unrequited affection and tells a journey to the limitation of one’s sanity.
From human flesh obsession to fairytales
On the other hand, the student films offer appealing story themes as much as the aforementioned entries.
Aimed at raising consciousness against incest crimes, “Lugos” (Rape) by Christine Pulgo takes us to the struggles of Juliet (the protagonist) and how she faces the aftermath of the most frustrating period of her life.
“The issue [of incest crimes] is very alarming. This story is made to raise awareness to the viewers. Thus, this film ought to lessen the crimes and immoralities in our society,” Pulgo said.
“A devil in human form,” that is how Angel Frances Borres describes Perla, a certain high school teacher lashing her ruthlessness to her students. However, the question remains: “What little hope shall the students cling on for Perla to change, not for the worse, but for the better?”
Inspired from a real cannibal from Japan, Richard Mar Caberte’s “Kaon Ta” chronicles the main character’s perversion over the human flesh and the appetite-stirring horror that comes with his uncanny obsession.
Krystel Hypa Magallanes’ “Unawa” deals with the religious divide and prejudice between Christians and Muslims. Her characters take on the struggles of stereotypes and the hope for a mutual understanding.
Recently, “Unawa” won the Best Film in the Institute for Peace and Development in Mindanao- Peace Film Festival with the theme, “Mindanao: Lights. Camera. Peace.”
On a related subject of sort, Jamela Bato’s film, “Ceasefire” exhibits the question of peace and the true price of war between the Moro and the government forces in Mindanao.
Cinemagis also offers films with a touch of enchantment, astrology and real-life fairytales with Janine Banday’s “The Perfect Girl,” Eastine Charles Taneo’s “Wa Ko Kakita” and JS Legara’s “Binibining Cancer”
“‘Wa Ko Kakita’ was patterned after the legend of the pineapple but with some interesting twists,” Taneo said.
Cinemagis also features three films with special citation: “Backwash,” a Sendong aftermath documentary film by Jose Alfonso Sendaydiego, the award-winning film thesis of Glenn Mark Doromal, “Walang Katapusang Adlaw” (Infinite Sun) and a documentary film on Cagayan de Oro City’s “Hapsay” governance, “Street Vendors” by Joi Gacayan .
In addition, the festival offers a free Guerilla Film Making Crash Course to interested film enthusiasts on Jan 24-25, 10:00 am to 12 noon at the XU Little Theater.
Over the years, the best student directors have been given scholarships on filmmaking at DLSU – College of St Benilde to hone their skills and pursue a career in the film industry. The recipients of the said scholarship were Glenn Mark Doromal and Jenriel Pons Lagat, who started with Cinemagis during their high school years.
Dr.Steven Patrick “Tibo” Fernandez, Felimon B. Blanco and Rudolph Alama comprise the festival’s jury. The winners from the student and professional categories will be announced during the awards night on January 25 at SM City Event Center.
Supported by the NCCA through its National Committee on Cinema, Cinemagis is organized in collaboration with Xavier Science Foundation (XSF), Research Institute for Mindanao Culture (RIMCU), XU NSTP and SM City Cagayan de Oro.
“Cinemagis has sustained the harvest and in nurturing the potentials of Northern Mindanao filmmakers,” said Savior, adding that the growing involvement of the Mindanaoans, resulting to a higher level of cultural awareness, serves as the evidence to this statement.


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Tania El Khoury is a live artist whose work focuses on audience interactivity and is concerned with the ethical and political potential of such encounters. She creates installations and performances in which the audience is an active collaborator. Her solo work has toured internationally, and for which she is the recipient of the International Prize for Live Art, the Total Theatre Innovation Award, and the Arches Brick Award. Tania is the co-founder of Dictaphone Group, a research and performance collective in Beirut often creating site-specific performances that question our relationship to the city and redefine its public space. She holds a PhD in Theatre Studies from Royal Holloway, University of London, where she was funded by Arts and Humanities Research Council.


HKAEA proudly presents our first Youth Theatre Company.
An essential component of a well-rounded education, theatre teaches critical 21st century life skills — collaboration, communication, creativity, and critical thinking.
The Educational Theatre Foundation (ETF) and its parent organization, the Educational Theatre Association (EdTA), believe that every child in America deserves access to theatre in their school because theatre can directly and positively impact a student’s academic performance and career preparedness.
Theatre is not a hobby for the privileged few.
Many at-risk students, who stand to benefit the most from theatre education, have little to no access to theatre education. While there are nearly 26,000 K-12 school-based theatre programs throughout the United States, according to the U.S. Department of Education:
- In 2008, African-American and Hispanic students had less than half the access to arts education as white students.
- Only 28 percent of high schools in high poverty areas offer theatre instruction.
- Only 4 percent of public elementary schools offer students opportunities to engage in theatre.
Every child in America deserves access to theatre and all it has to offer in their school.


KGF Chapter 2 Trailer release Date Annouced
KGF Chapter 2 is the most awaited movie in India KGF chapter 2 is the sequel to the 2018 film KGF chapter 1, the lead role in the movie Stars Yash Sanjay Dutt Appearance in this movie as an Adheera.
KGF Chapter 2 movie release on February 2020 but duo covid 19 the movie delayed but the officially announced the KGF chapter 2 Trailer release on 08 January 2020.
- Yash as a Rocky.
- Sanjay Dutt as an Adheera.
- Anant Nag as a Ananad.
- Malavika as a Deeepa Hedge.
- Achyuth Kumar as a Guru Pandian.
- Vasishta as Kamal.
- Archana is Rocky’s mother.
- 8th of January 2021.
Yash Rocky Bhai eliminated Garuda in the end in KGF Chapter 1. Rocky who builds the KGF empire will be killed in the climax Apprenetly Prime Minister issues a death Warrant against Indian biggest Criminal.


Wed, Apr 17|
20 DAYS IN MARIUPOL Oscar Winner @ Burns Court Cinema
Danube International and Sarasota Film Society worked together in bringing this movie, a testimony of war crimes committed by Russian forces in Ukraine, to the screen of Burns Court movie theater.
Time & Location
Apr 17, 2024, 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Sarasota, 506 Burns Ct, Sarasota, FL 34236, USA
About the event
Ukraine war film 20 DAYS IN MARIUPOL won Oscar for best documentary at the 2024 Oscars. The documentary reveals how a group of journalists struggled to stay alive in besieged city of Mariupol, while coming face to face with the atrocities of the war brought on by Russian Forces. Local to Tampa Bay non-profit organization Danube International and Sarasota Film Society worked together in bringing this movie, a testimony of war crimes committed by Russian forces in Ukraine, to the screen of Burns Court movie theater. Danube International Organization, established in 2005, main focus has been helping Ukrainian refugees, who settled in our comminutes while fleeing the war, and Ukrainian women, children, elderly and disabled in Ukraine since March of 2022, the beginning of an active war on the territory of Ukraine ignited by Russia.
The profits from the movie tickets will help purchase food, medicine and basic necessities for Ukrainian civilians residing behind the frontlines. Danube International receives receipts on every carton of milk purchased, every loaf of bread, food item, diaper and medicine.
The price of a ticket is $20. The movie will be featured on Wednesday, April 17th at the Burns Court Cinema (506 Burns Ct, Sarasota, FL 34236). At 6 pm we welcome everyone to take their seats. At 6:30 we will have a speaker – a family who lived in Mariupol when the war started; a young man and his pregnant wife fled under the heavy shelling in attempt to save the life of their unborn child. Movie starts at 7:00pm. The invitation has been sent to the mayor of Sarasota to speak on the occasion. You can purchase tickets through Danube International volunteers or online.
We hope to see you there! Please help us make a difference; please help us save innocent lives.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call (727) 644-4839 - Ilona
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Author/Co-producer: Imagine Dat! the (after) life of Jimmy Durante; solo show (http://www.imaginedatshow.com)
Co-Producer: 50 To Death, comedy web series (http://www.50todeath.com/)
Co-Producer: CRACKING THE CODE SHOW (http://www.crackingthecodeshow.com/)
Executive Producer: Alien Adventure The Adventure, full cast audio adventure (http://www.alienadventuretheadventure.com/)
Co-Producer: Showcase Shorts, TIME WARNER, featuring indie short films
Co-Writer/Producer: SAY NOTHING, An Italian American husband and wife struggle between their love of country and of family when a close friend and their cousin are secretly arrested and imprisoned in an American concentration camp in Maryland during World War Two. In Development, Carey Borth, lead producer; Ludovic Bernard, director.
Co-Writer: WHO WANTS TO MARRY MY HUSBAND, full feature script about a wife looking for a good woman for her husband after 30 years of marriage; film distributed by ECHELON ENT, Anne Martinot, director.
Writer: SPARKS, A sheriff hunts a killer targeting both innocents and other criminals alike, but soon finds himself tangled in a conspiracy tied to the gruesome, deliberately botched execution of a former death row inmate—as well the mysterious, fourlegged witness that seems to connect them all.
Co-Writer: SUNDAY STYLE, A fashion designer is unjustly fired from her job because of a conniving co-worker, but manages to turn her life around by creating an innovative clothing line inspired by her father and his buddies who reside in a facility for the memory-impaired. On Production Slate managed by THE BOHEMIA GROUP.
Writer: HEATSTROKE, an idealistic scientist races against time when she uncovers a conspiracy to sabotage her laser satellite designed to reverse the effects of a global drought. On Production Slate managed by THE BOHEMIA GROUP.
Writer/Performer/Co-Producer: IMAGINE DAT: THE (AFTER) LIFE OF JIMMY DURANTE, solo show about the incredible Jimmy Durante told through story, characters and song. Performed Off-Broadway at THE TRIAD, NYC.
Writer/Co-Producer.: ALIEN ADVENTURE THE ADVENTURE: THE MUSICAL, a homage to our retro sci-fi favorites of the big and small screen; come join Captain Duda Duda and her misfit crew in a distant quadrant trying to forge a treaty with the malevolent Zogs who want to have the crew for lunch … literally. Winner of four awards at the Midtown International Theatre Festival, NYC.; also in an original audiobook with a full cast dramatization; distributed by Big Happy Family Inc. through audible.com.
Writer/Co-Producer: THE FABULOUS ALLEN PARSONS SHOW, A comedy whodunit talk show where words can kill you.
Co-Writer: CRACKING THE CODE SHOW, 2-person, 11 character comedy film noir mystery where a shadowy woman hires a down-on-his-luck investigator to find the code of ultimate knowledge and power.


No. 5 The Film
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Nicole Kidman in No.5 The Film
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No. 5 The Film (2004) is a 180-second long short film directed by Baz Luhrman (Romeo + Juliet, Moulin Rouge) and starring Nicole Kidman and Rodrigo Santoro. It is part of a new breed of advertising crossover films known as branded content. It had a budget of $42 millionUSD which was financed exclusively by Chanel. Though visually captivating, the film is essentially an extended television commercial for Chanel No. 5 perfume. The film was initially screened in many North American cinemas during the Coming Attractions. During the 2006 Christmas Season, an edited 30-second TV spot was shown on primetime on many networks in Canada and the U.S.
The original version after preliminary editing came to around 360 seconds, but this was later edited to a more manageable 180 seconds for television broadcast and cinema advertisement. Further cutting has led to subsequent 90-second (as seen in the UK) and 30-second (seen mostly in the U.S. and Canada) versions of the advert, shown after the first runs of the advert.
The main musical theme of the film is the "Clair de Lune", composed by Claude Debussy.


WAITING GAME: Hamilton's statue of Rocky Horror Picture Show creator Richard O'Brien waho starred as Riff Raff in the film. Photo/WAIKATO TIMES
Source: Hamilton Press print edition
Wednesday, 23 June 2010
It is still not known whether Rocky Horror Picture Show creator Richard O'Brien will be allowed to retire to New Zealand.
Mr O'Brien has been immortalised with a statue in Hamilton's main street but has been denied residency because of his age.
Dion Smart, Richard O'Brien's immigration agent, said they had heard from the Associate Immigration Minister's office and while there was no "time frame for a decision it was clear it was being put forwardwith some urgency".


Udaariyaan Serial Cast, Upcoming Story, Twist, News and Wiki
Udaariyaan Realse Date :
Udaariyaan is an Indian hit Hindi TV serial that came out on the screens on 15 March 2021 only on Colors TV and became very famous in a very short period.
Udaariyaan’s serial is based on the dream and their achievements that’s why a lot of people like this serial. This serial was directed by famous Indian drama director Uttam Ahlawat under Dreamiyata Entertainment. The producers of this serial are Ravi Dubey and Sargun Mehta.
Udaariyaan With Their Real Names ( Actors and Actress) And Main Role:
The cast of this serial has their own separate fan following and is famous for their performance and acting in the serials. The main role of this serial is played by Priyanka Choudhury as Tejo and she got famous because of her acting in this serial. Ankit Gupta played the role of Fateh in this serial and he is also a famous actor in the Indian drama industry with great demand. Twinkle Arora played the role of Jasmine in this serial.
Udaariyaan Written Updates With Full Storyline:
The story of the Udaariyaan serial begins with three college friends, Fateh, and two sisters, Jasmine and Tejo. They all dreamed about supporting their families and Seattle their lives but Jasmine just wanted to go to Canada in any case because she thought that living in India was like stopping herself from grooming and she wanted her dream so badly. Fateh is in love with Jasmine and their marriage got fixed with each other but on their marriage day, Jasmine runs away and then Tejo gets married to Fateh for the sake of her family’s reputation.
Jasmine got in chance to go to Canada but she missed the chance and then returned but all rejected her acceptance then Tejo brought her to her house where she met Amran and then they decided to get married and got married. After one year, she gave birth to a baby girl but Arman died in a car accident and then She left that baby at the Hospital and went to Canada with her friend, Karan, and got marrow with him.
When Fateh and Tejo came to know about that baby girl. They brought that baby home and started to bring her up like their own daughter and then After 10 years, Jasmine came back to India with her daughter Pihu and then met with Natasha her first daughter. In a car accident, Tejo died and then Fateh left the country.
Pihu and Natasha came close to each other and then Jasmine and her daughter went to London where she met with a Tejo-like girl and then brought her home and Fateh married her. Then Harleen was born and they got separated from each other and went to London. Pihu grew up and wanted to meet with Harleen and for this purpose, she met with Ekram and they fell in love with each other.
Udaariyan Serial Latest News:
To watch all the episodes stay in touch with us and enjoy them on our website jiocinema. In the future story of this serial, you can see that Aliya fell in love with Harleen and then she came back to India because her grandmother died and their story remains there.


At the intersection of art and technology, where mathematical computer modeling meets lighting design in the animated movie industry, you’ll find Chris Springfield ’91. The artist/engineer just wrapped up three and a half years of work on the recently released computer-animated Disney movie, Bolt. Springfield supervised the lighting on a number of scenes, overseeing, as he describes it, the mathematical modeling that set up the computer-generated lighting, enabling artists to manipulate which objects get lighted and how.
“It fits in with the animation heritage of Disney,” he says, when artists painted backgrounds with painstaking detail. “We’re the next generation of background design,” in which lighting is adjusted, virtually, to achieve the desired artistic look.
Much has been made in the press of Bolt’s “painterly sensibility.” The set design intentionally evokes the paintings of Edward Hopper and the lighting of famed cinematographer Vilmos Zsigmond; Springfield, as “sequence lead,” was part of a team of more than 300 artists and software engineers who made the aesthetic possible.
Bolt is the latest in a string of films on which Springfield has worked in an 11-year career with Walt Disney Animated Features, starting as a software engineer and increasingly specializing in the lighting aspect of virtual set design. His movie credits include Chicken Little, Home on the Range, Treasure Planet and Tarzan. Along the way, he picked up a 2003 Academy Award for technical achievement in virtual illumination.
What seems an unlikely marriage of disparate fields comes naturally to Springfield, the son of an artist and a geologist who together formed a successful map-making business. He loved acting in grade-school plays; by high school he was making short films. At Mines and while pursuing his doctorate in applied physics at the California Institute of Technology, he was involved in all aspects of student theater. “It’s funny telling people I was involved in theater at two different engineering schools,” he says.
With a friend at Cal Tech, Springfield co-wrote, directed and produced the feature-length film Green Eggs and Hamlet, a Shakespeare-cum-Dr. Seuss production. “We shot the whole movie with a digital camera,” he says, “which was kind of cutting edge at the time.”
The movie, and his connections in both the physics and theater departments, led him to put his PhD on hold so he could work on computer graphics in the movie Dante’s Peak.
Completing his degree at Cal Tech gave Springfield a renewed appreciation of his experience at Mines. “A lot of the (Mines) team-building curriculum has translated directly into my work, both in graduate school and in my profession.”
In the world of computer-generated virtual lighting, look for the spotlight to continue to shine on Chris Springfield.


I think I met Russell Steele three times. He worked in the film and TV industry, part of the horde of behind-the-cameras technical and business staff who support most productions. Russell plied his trade on motion pictures such as Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, The Phantom, and The Sum of All Fears, as well as such TV productions as Agent Carter and the current version of Hawaii Five-O.
He was also the college roommate of one of my oldest friends (and Gene Colan’s biographer), Tom Field — which is why, when Tom sent me a message early Sunday morning that Russell had passed away at age 53, it gave me pause and has since prompted me to pen these few words.
Just a few months ago, in August, I traveled back to central Maine to share an afternoon with this motley crew (I’m the motley fool in the middle, wearing the black shirt):


The Tunison Foundation, a non-profit organization that owns and operates World War II era aircraft, today announced a strategic partnership between their D-Day Squadron and the World War II Foundation. The groups will collaborate to further the understanding and appreciation of the veterans of World War II, citizen soldiers whose bravery ensured the freedoms and liberties we enjoy today.
The World War II Foundation is a leading non-profit organization committed to educating future generations about the personal stories of the War generation. They accomplish this mission through the production of documentary films, which are donated to American Public Television for airing on PBS affiliates and networks around the United States and globally. To date, the Emmy award-winning World War II Foundation has released 20 films, with several others in production for this year and into 2019. If you are a huge supporter of films such as these and would like to watch them but do not have access, you can check out a Pirate Bay proxy to be able to download it where you are so you have the chance to see these films at home.
"We are very excited to support the D-Day Squadron in their efforts to celebrate the 75th anniversary of D-Day," said Tim Gray, filmmaker and founder of the World War II Foundation. "Both organizations believe in preserving the individual experiences of those who witnessed this devastating conflict first-hand, and to pass on the lessons learned from World War II to a new generation."
Through this partnership, the World War II Foundation will provide strategic guidance to help the D-Day Squadron reach larger audiences. The World War II Foundation will also host the D-Day Squadron as a special guest at the 2018 Normandie-WWII International Film Festival & Band of Brothers Actors Reunion, the only film festival in the world featuring the latest World War II content, from feature films to shorts.
"I am extremely honored to work with Tim Gray and his staff. The World War II Foundation has produced some of the most compelling and touching documentaries of our time," said D-Day Squadron Executive Director Moreno Aguiari. "Their educational outreach efforts honor those who showed great examples of dedication, sacrifice and courage during one of the most horrific time periods in modern history. They provide a powerful lead to follow as we work towards our mission and achieve our goals."


Stoner Comedies for Beginners
I have always been a lover of movies and have dedicated the entirety of my life to studying them. Deciding to major in film and media for college had always been a dream of mine and I made it happen, but in a way that might surprise you. When I first started smoking weed I became infatuated with the enhancement of the visuals I interpreted while watching movies. Colors appeared brighter, objects were bigger, and overall everything felt fresh and new as if I were seeing it for the first time.
Depending on the type of strain you’re smoking or ingesting, if you’re interested in having a superior viewing experience, I suggest lighting up before grabbing your popcorn (trust me, it’ll taste better). The phrase “stoner comedy” has been coined and applied to an entire genre of film- one that will guarantee you fits of uncontrollable laughter while watching actors like Jonah Hill, Sean Penn, and Matthew McConaughey.
There are several films that come to mind from the early stages of experimenting with weed that made my experience long-lasting. For starters, Dazed and Confused and Mallrats were the first two films I ever watched high. Dazed and Confused is a movie entirely about smoking weed on the high school scene whereas Mallrats is a cult-classic ‘90s film about relationships, comic books, and the place where anything can happen– the mall. There’s something about suspending yourself to the reality of high school life – one that is not yours – and experiencing the top tier humor when baked. These were essentially my gateway films into an entire industry of hilarious moments and iconic lines that made my movie watching time better.
I realized that these movies were actually intended to be viewed high rather than sober. After having done extensive research on the best stoner comedies ever released I can in fact confirm that Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Pineapple Express, and the Big Lebowski are three films that need to be added to your beginner’s queue. Notable for their rowdy ensembles, dialogue, and visual effects, these three films remain at the top of my favorites for stoner comedies. Whether it’s for a night in after a long week of work or a fun way to end a night out with the girls, grab a bowl of popcorn, light up, and put on a stoner comedy of your choice to really experience all that this beautiful herb has to offer.


Filming in Hall Saturday 25 February and Wednesday 1 March
10 February 2023
Production company Media Corp are filming a tv series titled 'Shero' in Canberra during late February and early March. This TV Series is coming from Singapore and is being supported by Visit CBR. Part of this filming is going to take place in Hall.
The team will be filming in Hall on two separate days, Saturday 25 February 2023 and Wednesday 1 March 2023.
On Saturday 25 February, filming will take place around Victoria, Loftus, Gibbes and Alexandra streets and in the lane way between Merchants lane and Victoria Street.
On Wednesday 1 March, filming will take place at the former Primary School site.
The safety of the public, cast and crew is top priority and crew will be working to minimise their impact in these areas. Residents and pedestrians will still be able to come and go as normal however there may be some short delays whilst cameras are rolling. The Producers strive to make the filming process as low impact as possible and thank you for your patience.
To facilitate the filming, the production has obtained permission from Access Canberra, the ACT Governments body responsible for approving filming.
The Producers appreciate the support of the public in our use of locations in and Hall and thank you in advance for your cooperation in helping them with this project. Should you have any further questions or are aware of any circumstances which may affect filming please don't hesitate to contact the Location Manager, Justene Taylor-Cannon on 0401 910 788 or at https://.


The event aims to promote work by and about people who come from African descent and after being based in Miami since its formation this year’s festival has now moved to New York.
Jeff Friday, who is the founder of the festival, revealed that he hopes the move to New York can become a permanent one.
He said, “Last year proved if nothing else, that black films can be more mainstream.
“We want to encourage audiences to consume, ingest and enjoy black cinema as much as multicultural audiences enjoy other forms of black culture.”
Festival to reach larger audience
Jeff Friday believes the festival moving to New York will attract a larger audience as the Big Apple is not only the USA’s biggest city, but is also a popular destination for travellers on guided USA tours.
On the opening night of the festival, Tim Story’s Think Like a Man Too will be showed, which is the sequel to the 2012 comedy Think Like a Man. Tim Story, who is famed for being the director of successful films such as Fantastic Four and Taxi, is not set to appear at the festival.
The festival will be closed after the premiere of the film Da Sweet Blood of Jesus, which has been directed by Spike Lee, who was the director of the popular film Inside Man.
In all, the film festival will be showing around 50 feature films, short films and documentaries, but the full schedule of the festival, which takes place at the SVA Theater, will be released at the end of May.
To find out more about the festival and its current schedule, take a look at the 2014 American Black Film Festival’s website here.
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