Comedians have always influenced music in various ways, but no-one seems to have been sampled, remixed or simply been such an inspiration to various musicians like Bill Hicks – well, with the exception of Lenny Bruce, perhaps.
Maybe Hicks was just around at the right time. Anyway, Thursday this week marks fifteen years since Hicks' untimely death from pancreatic cancer. And here are ten artists/songs inspired in different ways by Hicks, Bruce and other comedians.
Let's start with the obvious. This album, released a couple of years after Hick's death, had a painting of him in the CD booklet with "Another Dead Hero" written next to it, and the nowadays rather rare early versions of the CD (with the trippy, Lenticular jewel case) have a shifting image of California, with the edited map being, of course, "Arizona Bay" as fantasised about by Hicks. Which brings us nicely to the title track, which is basically that same ideals put to a raging Tool soundtrack (and remains one of the band's best-ever songs). Needless to say, the band are still waiting for it. The following, and closing, track Third Eye takes Hicks' ideas of the Third Eye one step further, into a chaotic, sprawling prog epic.
Maim That Tune
Quite where Hicks comes into this near-ten minute track isn't immediately clear, when you first listen to this. A shuffling, lazy break forms the backbone of the track, with the odd intervention of guitar samples, but more importantly a flurry of cut-up adverts bombard all the spaces inbetween over the course of a few minutes. Which sets up nicely the use of a large segment of Hicks' Marketing & Advertising to close the track…
We Want Your Soul
Now & Them
Another electronic artist that drew heavily on Hicks (and again samples him in the track) is Freeland, with this rather more recent track that again satirises the idea of advertising. The wiki entry for the track intriguingly notes that Freeland refused use of the song in an advert. Had the advertisers in question not listened to the track first?
Yet more sampling of Hicks appears in this B-side by Pitchshifter, a close cousin of earlier track To Die Is Gain. All but an instrumental other than repeating of the title, this grinding, relentless track samples the fury of Hicks as he attempts to remind his audience of their freedom to think, despite what Governments are doing otherwise.
It's Just A Ride
Buy Now…Saved Later
Rather than simply sampling Hicks, OMS took a slightly different approach, by instead taking Hicks' ideas and writing a song around it. And with it taking a break lyrically from the heavy politicism of most of the rest of the band's output, into slightly more abstract themes, it's like a breath of fresh air – and a fantastic track to boot.
One of the more bizarre and unexpected references to Hicks, perhaps, came from this now barely-remembered Britpop band. This track was a non-album single released after their first album, and the title comes from the name of Hicks' "band" that did the incidental music on a couple of Bill Hicks albums. I've never been entirely sure whether there is anything more in the way of reference to Hicks, but it's worth mentioning at least for curiosity value.
No Cure for Cancer
A last mention for Hicks, in probably his most controversial "follower". For this album in particular, released while Hicks was still alive, allegations of plagarism have never gone away, and it certainly can be reasonably argued that Leary took much of his act and mannerisms from Hicks superior work. Leary may be funny, but he is hardly original.
Rodney King (Song for Lenny Bruce)
Moving on, Lenny Bruce has also had numerous mentions and been the inspiration for many, many songs. Just the one to mention here for reasons of space, and rather than some more obvious tracks, perhaps, I've gone for a classic indie track. The Boo Radleys around this time, on the album Giant Steps, were aiming high. The album nodded to John Coltrane in the title, the band name is from To Kill A Mockingbird, and the album itself is a heady mix of psychedelia, indie rock, dub, shoegazing and glorious pop songs, too – and if you only know the band from Wake Up! BOO!, you are missing out. And then there is this track – a bizarre, electronic-tinged, distorted-to-fuck melody that repeats one short refrain over and over, a nod to both the subjects in the title, perhaps.
Nothing To Do With Me
Sound – Dust
Chris Morris is a comedian/satirist who has got involved himself in making music in some respects, but I'm not going to cover that here. And I could have mentioned Alter der Ruine's extensive use of Morris samples in their awesomely good recent album Giants From Far Away, but instead, I'm going to go back in time a little to a Stereolab album from the first year of this decade. It's wierd, too, but then I find most Stereolab tracks odd. And not only the is the music odd in their usual way, but the lyrics are mainly taken from various Morris sketches…
Man On The Moon
Automatic For The People
Finally, probably the most joyous track here, about the most surreal of the comedians in recent decades, too – Andy Kaufman. Man On The Moon remains one of REM's best singles, and makes various affectionate references to Kaufman's life and work – and it was no surprise when the title (and the song itself) was used for the film biopic of Kaufman released about ten years ago.


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YES!! Making that 1001, at least. I love Harriet Walter. And incidentally, I think an all-female RSC Richard III may be the best Shakespeare I've seen live.
Wait, when did they do that? I'll bet it was fabulous :-)
Or imagine a gender-switched Henry V, with those two bit parts for women played by men, and all the kings and nobles played by women. Now THAT I'd pay gold to see.
I shall now spend the rest of this evening's insomnia playing Fantasy Casting Director...
Maybe Lucy saw the one with Fiona Shaw as Richard? Say it is so, Lucia!
The Richard III was in 2003, with Kathryn Hunter. I thought she was really excellent (as was Amanda Harris' Buckingham,) though of course the idea of Fiona Shaw's Richard is tremendously exciting. Ditto the Henry V.


- It’s worth noting that WWE is now plugging Chris Jericho’s podcast on their website after plugging Steve Austin’s podcast on RAW last week. It also appears that WWE is allowing their talents to be guests on these podcasts. We recently noted that WWE is interested in getting into the podcast business after seeing the success Jericho and Austin had, and recently paired up with podcast giant Podcastone.com to host the 30 Years of WrestleMania podcast.
– As noted, Kevin Nash, Bret Hart and Paul Heyman will work the WWE NXT Arrival pre-show next Thursday night at 7:30pm EST on the WWE Network. Apparently Nash is replacing Shawn Michaels on the panel.
– Alexander Rusev may be using a sidewalk slam as his finishing move now, instead of the Camel Clutch that he had been using.
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In a week’s time, there’s an expansion coming for one of my favorite games. ‘A once favorite’ game may be a more truthful testimony. I’m pretty sure my love of Rock Band has partially waned because music just isn’t what it used to be.
The problem isn’t so much with Rock Band itself, although the scaled back features of Rock Band 4 with its limited character customization and bare-bones story branches have contributed to some of my disinterest. It’s not even that my days spent playing the game have drastically changed since I am rarely able to hold living room sessions with my friends—though that has something to do with it, too.
My problem is my somewhat plateaued interest in music.
I adore music. And like a lot of people—as obvious a statement as that is—I like what I like and gravitate towards particular genres more than others. But I haven’t been really been keeping up with the music scene. There are artists whose names I don’t recognize; pop sensibilities that are forgettable, one-seasonal anthems. Just about everyone’s changing their style to be relevant to fit a very particular mold that’s current for specific genres, and cross genres. That happens, and it’s not surprising. It’s what sells.
Bands should evolve, and experiment. It takes guts to do so. It may not always result in success, if my friends’ opinions are to be believed—U2’s Pop comes to mind, even though I loved U2 in that phase. But I think there might be a line that crosses from creativity to pandering. Let’s just take a look at Coldplay, as an example.
What is this? And while we’re at it, what is this video?
Coldplay wasn’t ever exactly roaring guitars, but I don’t recall the overly Disco Stu pop being this strong. Then again, I may not have liked anything past their second album of alternative, piano rock ballads (I hear you, that person out there saying I shouldn’t even be admitting that in public), so maybe this has been Coldplay for a really long time.
They came from a time when, for me, music was still exciting, often dominated by my favorite alternative rock genre. In the same year as Coldplay’s sophomore album “A Rush of Blood to the Head”, The Streets released “Original Pirate Material”. Spoon had “Gimme Fiction” and Interpol’s “Turn On The Bright Lights” helped cement their greatness.
Somewhere along the way things began to change—NYC lost its own alt-rock station, and I started noticing fewer good rock albums and performances at (albeit always cruddy) award shows—a part of me went with the rock scene that got muted for different genres of music. It evolved. I did so too. My interest in Indie bands happened when Indie rock became more widely noticed.
Rock’s not dead. In the mainstream, it’s just a little bit different now. Yes, there are many bands that still do straight up rock, and alternative rock. Favorite bands still exist. They’re out there and there are stations dedicated to their style. I do feel that it’s just not as prevalent as it once was and it’s harder to find them streaming on regular airwaves, and as I said, changed in other cases.
I’m not here to tell you that old joke that my [insert band name] is better than yours. The reality is that I’ve always been very much a part of the mainstream—going with the flow of what’s popular in the type of music I like and dislike. I think it’s possible, though, that I’m now just too old for the current tides. I haven’t moved with the times—at least in some measure, over the past few years. Even if some of my favorite bands keep putting out music, sometimes it’s just not good enough.
For another fairly recent example, the same can be said of my recent lukewarm feelings of Muse. If you’ve known me pre-2012, you’ll know I went through a phase where nothing this band did could be wrong. And they didn’t. “Origin of Symmetry”, “Absolution”, “Black Holes and Revelations”—all brilliant.
And then, for me, they did do wrong.
“The Resistance” wasn’t terrible. Time allows you to reevaluate a body of work with fresh eyes (or ears, as the case may be), in place of first impressions and being affected by peer opinions. That’s what happened for me with “The Resistance”. But I just couldn’t excuse the 2012 follow up, “The 2nd Law”. And 2015’s “Drones” has half an album that’s decent. I haven’t thought about the album much. The cursing was surprising. How edgy! Right…
Beyond that, the new overly pop-ish sound was even more surprising, and “The 2nd Law”’s song ‘Madness’ is cringe-worthy, but I’ll admit I find myself singing along even if I get awash with slight embarrassment. But it leans heavily on pop. It’s not the nonsensical, over the top rock anthem of ‘Space Dementia’. Muse hasn’t always been alternative anthem after anthem or devoid of pop-rock, but their latest departure on their last couple of albums has been incredibly noticeable. Even if the latest seemed headed back to roots, it still wasn’t all there. Maybe this is just their new sound in their evolution. And from a purely subjective standpoint, it just doesn’t work for me.
This isn’t just a Muse problem, this is a me problem with a lot of music. There are very few albums I’ve listened to in the past few years, fewer that I’ve enjoyed. There are some new-to-me acts I’ve discovered but I don’t feel as though there’s a wealth as with my past years.
These thoughts on music, of course, are affecting my approach to and feelings on Rock Band. I used to spend countless hours playing this game in 2007 and all through its initial popularity. There are countless DLC and in-game content available: over 2000 songs, actually. Of that number, I’ve amassed a playlist of over 300 songs.
In 2007, my rock playlists included Radiohead’s “In Rainbows”, Interpol’s “Our Love To Admire”, Nine Inch Nails’ “Year Zero”, Arctic Monkeys’ “Favourite Worst Nightmare”, The Shins’ “Wincing the Night Away”, Menomena’s “Friend and Foe”, and Klaxons’ “Myths of the Near Future”. And goddamn it what a fine year that was. It was one I spent attending concerts to translate all of those moments engorging on lyrics, and rhythms into a live experience.
And no, I won’t ever apologize for liking that Euro-trash that is Klaxons.
Rock Band may not have pulled songs from each of those albums but some of those bands eventually found their way into the extensive DLC setlist.
Aside from the killer year for music, Rock Band had an exciting newness to it, filled with new and old favorite songs I could sing and be scored on. Songs I’d spend hours perfecting and throwing some misplaced vocal egotism into while failing spectacularly at drums and guitar. Songs and an experience that brought my friends together for years to come. It was an opportunity to learn and continue to love music in a different way. All in the comfort of a living room where I could freely butcher a song while in the company of other song playing murderers.
Rock Band caters to almost everyone’s musical tastes—country, alt rock, indie rock, pop, pop rock, metal, rap. And that’s fine. It’s honestly fantastic. Some of those may not be my favorites. Some are guilty pleasures. Some are great and defy genres because a good song is a good song regardless of genre and people’s definitions of ‘good’ vary. But it’s also fun to get together in a group and get a song request from a friend that I wouldn’t normally consider. A $1.99 investment for a 3 minute moment of fun and memories of a lifetime made isn’t so bad.
But when it comes to how much Rock Band I’ve been playing this year...well, I haven’t played that much at all. Overall, the weekly DLC hasn’t appealed to me. Amidst the Justin Bieber, DNCE, and The Weeknd, sit songs from generations that I’d pick up, such as Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers. There’s a Stone Temple Pilots song I love from 1992 (R.I.P. Scott Weiland). Another from Outkast (though it’s that really popular one everyone knows). There are others that try to appeal to my younger self but I’ve outgrown my like of The Cranberries.
It’s not the older offerings that I’m bemoaning (and Rock Band to its credit has always had this balance of genres with old and new). It’s the last few years’ offerings from songs comprising release years of 2014 to 2016 that have me feeling a little blue. Rock Band’s DLC has been filled with more pop music than ever. This could be catering to a specific audience or a reflection of the current changes to the mainstream. The two probably go hand in hand.
If we didn’t have to think about licensed music troubles, there’d be more I’d want to see. I may not have kept up with music in the last couple of years but that’s partially due to the fact there’s very little that has caught my attention as well. For the things I have listened to, how awesome would it be for Rock Band to showcase some of my highlights, and diversify from the umpteenth The Killers track (and I do like them, don’t get me wrong!), or One Direction songs which fills it library?
For me, it’d be songs from the intelligent, powerful and conscious lyrics of Jidenna:
Stromae’s brilliant wordplay and keen pop cultural observations, while also presenting the challenge of singing in another language (something Rock Band has done with other acts in its setlist):
And Radiohead’s latest album “A Moon Shaped Pool” which is as sorrowful and gorgeous as Radiohead often are:
I’m looking forward to whatever Gorillaz puts out next, too.
For you, it may be something else.
For others, Rock Band’s current selections are doing just great. Theoretically, that’s what I should be feeling as well. But I’m feeling stuck in the past while embracing some new things too which haven’t made it into Rock Band’s setlist just yet (if ever). I’ve changed a little bit. I’d be worried if I didn’t expand my musical horizons, and by that I mean giving everything a fair shake without pre-conceived notions when I hear something on the radio or get a recommendation from a friend. And for personal growth, as well—to not blindly defend a band. I’m happy that I can admit when a song or album is terrible when I hear it.
Rock Band Rivals is slated for release next week. The bonus pre-order songs aren’t to my liking for the most part. But who knows? I might find something pretty sweet in there that I’ve overlooked or didn’t know about. It should be noted that the expansion pack doesn’t come with any songs on its own. It’s trying to change the experience of what Harmonix released a year ago. I think that’s going to help me love the game again, too—from the game playing perspective.
I’m excited to take the band to stardom once again. Part of the cut and dry experience of Rock Band 4 did not encourage me to play as religiously as I did with previous entries. A real charm to the Rock Band series is as much its collection of music as it is the investments devoted to the made-up band members. The rock stories attached are funny guidelines to sparking imagination, at least for me when I created my band and avatar all those years ago.
Harmonix is calling some of the new mode: a “Rockudrama”. I might find myself having an awesome time as I did before with my band, The Oxtails, up to shenanigans. I spent time with my friends making up these already in the past, so it’ll be hilarious to see a new narrative written from an entirely different angle with some hopefully brilliant execution. I may get to share a new experience with friends. We’ll see.
Rock Band may be the favorite game I often forget about. Rock Band may not be holding my interest in 2016 thanks to the state of mainstream music, and my current searches for the next big thing in alternative music. But with hundreds of songs, and some of the best moments I’ve had with any game contributing to some of the best life experiences, it’s time to bring back the band again. There’ll be something there for me. Just maybe not something that’s crisp and new, right at this moment in time.
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Emcy Joseph: Vikruthi deals with a hitherto unexplored topic
The director who is making his feature debut talks about his Soubin Shahir-Suraj Venjaramoodu-starrer
If the newly released trailer of Vikruthi is any indication, film buffs will get to see an interesting character-driven drama led by two of the most sought-after actors in Malayalam cinema. Featuring Soubin Shahir and Suraj Venjaramoodu, the footage gave us a vague sense of the film’s tone and subject without giving anything away.
The film’s director Emcy Joseph, who is making his transition from ads to feature films, tells us that the film deals with an important subject and they have decided not to reveal much about it.
However, he willingly shares that it will be a family-oriented film, which has a script by Ajeesh P Thomas, who based it on a true incident, and that it will make some statements on public journalism. “Soubin and Suraj play the main characters whose stories run parallelly. They cross paths eventually on account of a turning point in the story,” says Joseph, adding that the film talks about something which needs to be discussed in this digital age. “This topic has been hitherto unexplored in Malayalam cinema, as far as I know. We are living in a time where anyone can say anything about others. It’s a family-friendly film with ample amounts of humour.”
Joseph is making his feature debut after a four-year-long wait. Prior to Vikruthi, he has worked on ads, short films, and music videos. The filmmaker, who has directed a well-received short film titled Petti 6 with Shine Tom Chacko, runs a production company called Peraka Media based in Ernakulam.
As Joseph was particular about casting Soubin and Suraj, he waited for around two years to get their dates. “They were excited and felt that this film had to be made. They were very supportive of the script and made space for our film in the middle of their busy schedule,” says Joseph.
Vikruthi also stars Pauly Valsan, Surabhi Lakshmi, Sudhi Koppa, Vincy Aloysius, and Jaffer Idukki, among others.
The film was shot by Alby and edited by Ayoob Khan. Vikruthi's music has been composed by Bijibal. Produced by AD Sreekumar in association with Ganesh Menon and Lakshmi Warrier, the film is expected to be released by the beginning of October.


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'Daredevil' Showrunner Explains the Importance of the Karen Page Episode
The new season of Daredevil put Matt Murdock and his allies through the wringer, bringing back Wilson Fisk in a major way while introducing a fan-favorite Marvel villain with Agent Poindexter, well on his way to becoming Bullseye.
But the new season also fleshed out Murdock's friends Foggy Nelson and Karen Page, with Deborah Ann Woll getting a major spotlight in the tenth episode. The appropriately titled "Karen" dives into the character's backstory which has often been alluded to, though never properly explored.
It's a change of pace, with a majority of the episode taking place in the past and showing why Karen leaves her small town in Vermont behind after tragedy strikes her family. ComicBook.com spoke with Daredevil Season 3 showrunner Erik Oleson about the episode, finding out why it was important to the show's narrative.
"I personally insisted on it. One of the things that I came into season three wanting to do, was to more fully flesh out the characters," Oleson said. "To make them all the protagonists of their own stories. I don't believe in sidekick characters. I think everybody is the hero of their own movie, and that to me is the mark of premium television, of quality TV...
"And so one of the things I wanted to do when I took over as the showrunner, was to more fully understand Karen and why she behaved the way she is. Why she in Season 1, never really formed a meaningful relationship, a romantic relationship with Matt, and why she then kind of just flirted with Foggy for five minutes and dropped it. And then why she had a chemistry with Frank Castle, but that never went anywhere. I was very interested in understanding why."
Oleson explained that Woll herself was worried her character would get a "saccharine" backstory, and that was far from what the showrunner himself wanted to explore.
"And so the writer's room and I spent quite a lot of time figuring out the story that you ended up seeing in episode 10 for her backstory, which really I think answers a lot of questions about why Karen came to Hell's Kitchen, why she shot Westley, why she's held back from forming meaningful, emotional and romantic relationships. And it's all fueled by the fear that she is unworthy of love. She fears that she's not a good person because of this backstory," Oleson said.
Oleson recognized that episodes like this, and like the episode in Stranger Things that divers from the main action to explore Eleven's adventure with her "sister," are divisive among fans. But he still wanted it if only to do justice to Karen Page, who has sometimes gotten the short shrift in the comics.
"So in the comics, Karen Page is very different," Oleson said. "Like the 'Born Again' Karen Page, basically a drug addicted prostitute, is a very different Karen Page that exists on the television series, and the character that has been built by the show. And so I wanted to pay homage to it, and you see elements of Karen doing drugs, and you know, we definitely nod to it. And yet we honor the show and the backstory that has been created by the series."
Daredevil Season 3 is now playing on Netflix.


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Makoto Kino, although his names sounds like a familiar Japanese name, is not Japanese. It’s a drone-pop project by Mexico city artist Federico Cabrera Celio. His new album “Eternal Loss” is infused with surreal and Dadaist mood and hued with dark, twisted eroticism. It’s a kind of music you sink yourself in, deeper and deeper.
Dublin based musician who we have interviewed on our Hear Me Out section, Feather Beds has finally released his debut album, Skeletal System via Frenchkiss affiliated label, Happiness. You can now watch the video for “Animal Fat”. Building up a unique song structure with field recordings and found sounds, Feather Beds creates his own art rock that is trots somewhere between Noise, Folk and Drone.
North Carolina’s 24 year old producer Hanz recently dropped a new single called “Count”. Combining the textures of Techno, Drone and weaving unexpected samples taken from unknown and somehow familiar sounding sources, Hanz creates a dark and funny soundscape. He is currently in the process of making a new record, Reducer and this track is a cut from it.
Following the tone of the last post, here’s another yummy drone-leaning track from an emerging 22 year-old producer Jon Winfield, aka CerebralFX. In his new track “Kaoss”, which is a track taken from his upcoming debut album Claustrophobia, the dublin-based beatsmith puts forward dominant white noise and agitating shouts that resonates in the background, and then suddenly drops dancey thumps.
Kyoto-based witch-house, drone producer Eadonmm recently shared a new track, “If You Melted” As the title suggests, it is full of frightening, almost zombie-awakening sounds that can make you shiver up in Halloween themed nights. If you are around Kansai area next week, make sure to check him out on the area’s most important electronic dance party, INNIT.
Holy Other, oOoOO, the Haxan Cloak, AlunaGeorge…you can’t deny the NY-based label TriAngle has tons of great talents in the witch-house and drone field. Now here’s something new. NZ producer Fis, aka Olly Perryman is debuting on TriAngle with the new EP, Preparations on November 11. Listen to “DMT Usher”. An unsettling white noise blows a cold wind, while robotically inorganic and stark rhythm keep on going relentlessly.
Recently Focused and one of the most exciting Japanese producers to watch, Nagoya-based Noah recently put out her brand new EP Two. This 4-track album features a 21-year-old Huston native rapper/self-called Vaporwave Artist, Siddiq. It is now streaming and offered with Name Your Price from Flau’s bandcamp.
One of the most original, and wonderful labels in JapanFlau Records continues to introduce bright talent. This time, it’s two girls doing drone folk, Ikebana. With their minimalist approach and somber tones, it can remind listeners of early-Cat Power. Their upcoming release When You Arrive There is out now via Flau.


Universal’s Animal Actors Show Highlights
Take a look at these awesome animal actors from Universal Studios Hollywood. See Dusty who plays Max, the star of Grinchmas, and was also seen in Hotel For Dogs and Beverly Hills Chihuaua. Also see the Arrow the hawk from Ladyhawke and Olympus the owl from Harry Potter among other amazing animals.
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It time for the Bishop Auckland Theatre Society annual pantomime, with plenty of music, jokes and cheer!
Cinderella is struggling to escape her evil stepmother with her best friend Buttons, but can she find a way to get to the ball and meet the Prince of her dreams?
Oh yes she can!
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More information is available at: www.bishopaucklandtheatresociety.co.uk/panto
Performances are on:
- 15 January 2022, 2.30pm & 7.00pm
- 16 January 2022, 2.30pm & 7.00pm
£8.00 (all seats, all performances).


EXCLUSIVE: Fisher will star in the sic-fi feature written by Twilight author Stephenie Meyer. Fisher joins Diane Kruger, Saoirse Ronan and Jake Abel in the cast and will play Maggie, a stern aunt to Melanie (Ronan) and sister to Uncle Jeb (William Hurt). They are among the few human survivors of a parasitic alien species called the Souls which have plagued Earth. Andrew Niccol will direct from an adaptation first written by Meyer. Principal photography is scheduled to begin this month in Louisiana and New Mexico, and a wide release is set for March 29, 2013. Fisher is best known for her roles in Titanic, Unforgiven, The Lincoln Lawyer, and In The Valley Of Elah. She is repped by Greene & Associates and Sanders Armstrong Caserta Management.
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''Bollywood Circus'' Sunday is the time to pop some bottles, eat up and rock the dance floor all night long! As we got talented Artist Dj Sulectro making assure you of the vibrant Bollywood, Punjabi and Commercial Mixes. Join us at Tilt Kormangala alongside the glamorous crowd! A night where music is the only journey to sway away stress!


A new $100 million film and television complex planned in Covington will be an amenity-filled “Google-esque” campus.
According to this week’s Atlanta Business Chronicle, Three Ring Studios, the brainchild of Atlanta serial entrepreneur Rahim Charania, will be a 160-acre sound stage development with three campuses, a green screen, a backlot and Georgia’s first game development campus. It’s expected to open by the end of 2018 and will be the latest studio project in Atlanta’s fast-growing $7 billion movie and TV industry.
The new studio will be a welcome development in metro Atlanta because lots of shows are currently scouting for studio space, said Lee Thomas, deputy commissioner of the Georgia Department of Economic Development’s Film, Music & Digital Entertainment office.
More at WABE.


Written by TV Film News Team // September 15, 2012
Leverage: Scoop on the season 5 summer finale and an update on a possible season 6 renewal
Here’s some scoop on Leverage from Entertainment Weekly’s Sandra Gonzalez’s The Spoiler Room column, which was posted on 9/15/12.
Any news on a Leverage renewal? — @allisonyoung
No. But how about we bug Aldis Hodge about it again? Join him (and posssssssibly another guest!) for a summer finale live-chat on Sunday night! The live-blog kicks off right here (on EW’s ViEWer) at 9 p.m. ET. I’ll be on-hand for the first hour of the finale. Then, at 10p.m. ET, Hodge — and maybe a mystery guest! — will take over during the second hour. No need to RSVP. Just come ready to party.
TNT and creators John Rodgers and Chris Bellman have done such fantastic work on this series, I really don’t understand why TNT his hesitant in giving Leverage a sixth and seventh year. Might as well for that that 100 episode syndication mark now.
Plus, the fan base for this show a feverish. Not only that, but ratings were up half a million viewers from last season. Sure Leverage ratings dipped from season 2 to season 3, but were back up in a big way this year. That should be a sign to TNT for renewal.
Leverage is also TNT’s number one series DVD/BluRay performer. So, I guess we’ll have to wait a few more weeks before we get the season 6 news. Still if your a fan, don’t be worried as I mention about the show is trending up and is established, I’ll be shocked if it’s not renewed.
The new Leverage, 5×09 ‘The Frame-Up Job,’ will premiere tomorrow Sunday Night, September 16, 2012 on TNT. Leverage stars Timothy Hutton, Gina Bellman and Christian Kane.


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Country up-and-comer Brett Eldredge has always been attracted to singers, a fact that should come as no surprise to anyone who’s heard the Illinois native’s soulful, distinctive baritone. “I always gravitated towards big voices, because as a kid I had this big voice coming out of me,” says Eldredge. “I was hooked on the story that somebody would be telling through their voice.” With his debut album slated to be released in 2013 on Atlantic Records and new single “Don’t Ya” at radio now, Eldredge is finally getting the chance to share a story of his own.
Although distant cousin Terry Eldredge is a member of seminal bluegrass outfit the Grascals, closer to home, Brett’s musical talent was the exception. The little kid with the big voice grew up listening to records from Ray Charles, Ronnie Dunn, and, of course, the greatest of them all: Frank Sinatra. His parents bought a guitar and a small sound system for Eldredge when he was a teen, and while he didn’t immediately take to the instrument – “I never could sit still long enough to learn it,” he admits – the sound system and its wireless microphone became a cornerstone of his early musical training. By age 15, Eldredge was a performer in demand for local functions. “I really grew to love the feel of the crowd,” he says.
Eldredge says there was no question that his passion for performance would carry him to Nashville, but his move to Music City after college made one thing clear: He was going to have to pick up that abandoned guitar. “I saw people on stage playing these songwriter nights, just them and a guitar,” he says. So Eldredge locked himself in a room to practice, and eventually started writing songs of his own. “It took me a while to finally get a hold of the guitar, but once I did I was hooked,” he says. “I think being a student of singers works to my advantage, because it taught me how to phrase things. I had melodies all over the place in my head.”
He has since moved on to writing with some of Nashville’s greats, including the legendary “Whispering” Bill Anderson, who taught him that one of the tricks to being a great songwriter is to “just keep writing,” Eldredge says. Two singles he’s released so far certainly prove his range: His 2010 debut, “Raymond,” was inspired in part by Eldredge’s own grandmother and her struggle with Alzheimer’s. Current single “Don’t Ya” hits the opposite end of the spectrum, an up-tempo flirtation that ponders the mystery of romantic relations, and showcases the sexy baritone in Eldredge’s voice. And during his own high-energy live shows, just like that kid with the wireless mic, Eldredge goes out of his way to connect with every member of the crowd. “That’s the place I feel more alive than anywhere,” he says. “Everything it takes to get to wherever I’m going to play – every airplane and car I ride in – is so worth it once I’m able to get up on that stage. I want everybody in the crowd to feel the energy that I’m feeling from them.”
As he continues to work hard at the craft of songwriting, there’s no question his talent will grow along with his audience. “You can create something from nothing, and that’s the coolest thing in the world to me,” Eldredge says. “This new music is me, and it’s taken every song I’ve written up to this point to get to where I am. I feel better about my music now than I ever have felt, and I can’t wait for people to hear it.”
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A country artist who just recently signed with THiS Music/Warner Chappell. He is starting to travel into several different states with his band playing his own music. He is looking forward to see where music takes him next! Be sure to check out his brand new single B.Y.O.B on itunes now!
Hi energy band led by Ryan Ideus fusing together country, rock, rap, and pop so seamless, you gotta see live to believe. Far from a stand behind the mic, sing a song, some dead air, then another song kind of band. We have been know to play THREE HOURS STRAIGHT on numerous occasions. When is the last time you heard a band do that???? Ryan and Derrick began this journey many years ago as a duo playing shows across the midwest before settling on a weekly residency at Rosebowl Tavern in Urbana. As the years went by, musicians have come and gone as part of Ryan and Derrick's band but it would seem the current group is here to stay with Wes Sperry laying the groove on bass with backing vocals, and Dave Cooper on Lead Guitar and third-part harmony. The music varies more than any other band in downstate Illinois and the people love it!
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Kym got engaged to Dan Hooper in December
It's no real surprise that Kym and Dan want to get married as soon as possible, after they announced their engagement following a whirlwind romance, back in December.
They say don't mix work with pleasure, but Coronation Street actress Kym says that she's definitely going to be getting some of her co-stars involved in her special day.
"I love Brooke [Vincent], she’s going to be one of my bridesmaids," the brunette admitted in a new interview with OK magazine.
She added: "She’s like a little sister to me."
Revealing that their wedding will be ‘beautiful’," Kym also said: "I think I’ll have about ten bridesmaids."
Coronation Street star speaks to OK magazine about wedding
Kym admits Brooke Vincent will be one of her bridesmaids
The 38-year-old recently confessed that she can't have any more kids after having an ablation of the womb.
She continued to tell the publication: "I’ve made peace with the fact that I can’t have any more kids, but Dan gets broody."
Kym previously explained of the heartbreaking procedure: ''Sadly, I can't have any more children.
"Last October, before I met Dan, I was having some severe health problems and doctors told me I had two options - a hysterectomy, which they didn't want to do as I'm still young, or an ablation of the womb, which basically removes your womb lining. I opted for that.''
Brunette and her hubby-to-be celebrate their first anniversary
Despite admitting that she didn't want to go through what she went through when her son Archie tragically died after being born 18 weeks prematurely, Kym admits that she would consider adoption or surrogacy.
She said: ''Now I've met Dan we're a bit upset about it because if we decided we wanted to have kids together then that isn't a possibility. But there are options.''
Read more from Kym's interview in this week's OK magazine, out now.


If you’re looking for a feel-good show to watch, Anne With An E is a perfect choice. This show is based on the beloved book series, Anne of Green Gables, and follows the adventures of Anne Shirley, an orphan who is taken in by the Cuthberts, a kindhearted Canadian farm family. Anne With An E Filming Locations is very interesting.
Anne With An E is a Canadian television series based on the classic book series Anne of Green Gables. The show follows the adventures of Anne Shirley, an orphan who is taken in by a loving family in the small town of Avonlea. The series is full of hearts and is sure to make you laugh and cry. I highly recommend it!
Anne With An E Box Office Collection
The Anne With An E box office collections has been impressive so far. The movie has grossed over 10 million dollars worldwide, with a majority of the sales coming from the United States. This is a great accomplishment for an independent film, and it is sure to continue to perform well in the coming weeks.
What is particularly impressive about Anne With An E is that the movie was not released in a large number of theaters. The film only played in 296 theaters on its opening weekend. This means that it had a much higher per-theater average than most films, indicating that there is high demand for the movie. Anne With An E is a great example of how a well-made film can succeed even in the face of limited marketing. The producers of the film should be very pleased with the results so far.
Anne With An E Filming Locations
The show is filmed in various locations around Ontario, Canada. The town of Cobourg stands in for Avonlea, while other scenes are filmed in Johnstown, Ganaraska Forest, and Glencairn.
The quaint and picturesque setting is one of the reasons why Anne With An E is such a great show. It’s impossible not to fall in love with the landscape, even if it is just pretending.
Anne With An E Filming in Charlottetown
The first location we’ll be looking at is the town of Charlottetown, which served as the main filming location for the show. Charlottetown is the capital city of Prince Edward Island, and it’s where you’ll find all the main landmarks from the show, including the Green Gables farmhouse, the White Sands beach, and the Avonlea schoolhouse.
Anne With An E Filming in Cavendish
Next, we’ll be looking at the town of Cavendish, which is also located on Prince Edward Island. Cavendish was used for a few of the exterior shots of the Green Gables farmhouse, as well as the nearby forest of Shadows.
Anne With An E filming in New Glasgow
Finally, we’ll take a look at the town of New Glasgow, which is located in Nova Scotia. New Glasgow was used for a few of the exterior shots of the Avonlea schoolhouse.
So there you have it, all of the filming locations for Anne With An E! Be sure to check them out next time you’re watching the show.
Where To Watch Anne With An E?
Anne is a spirited young girl, and the Cuthberts soon come to love her as if she were their own. Through her infectious enthusiasm and imagination, Anne brings joy to everyone around her. Even though Anne is sometimes disruptive, she always means well and her heart is in the right place.
If you’re looking for a great show to watch, Anne With An E is the best. It’s a great drama with a compelling story and amazing acting. You can find it on Netflix.
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When it comes to the original animated Ghost in the Shell, I think there three types of people: 1) People who have no clue what it is (I would say the vast majority of people). 2) People that love and cherish it because it had a profound impact on them. And 3) People like myself who have seen it a few times and appreciate the artwork and the themes of the movie but aren’t head over heels for it. Making a live action adaptation of a foreign, animated movie like that is already a risky proposition. You have to find a way to balance giving the movie broad international appeal without losing the America audience and make sure you don’t alter the source material so much that you alienate your established fan base. Did the 2016 Ghost in the Shell live action movie find that balance? No. No it did not.
Ghost in the Shell is set in a future where cybernetic enhancements are as common place as tattoos and piercing are in today’s society, if not more so. At the beginning of the movie, we see a fully cybernetic body being created and a human brain being implanted in it. This is Major Mira Killian (Scarlett Johanssen) and she is the first of her kind – a human mind (her “ghost”) in a fully manufactured body (her “shell”). Flash forward to a year later and the Major is working as a member of an elite police force known as Section 9 and is working towards finding out who is killing people who worked for Hanka Robotics, the creator of the Major’s “shell” and the mystery of her own past.
I have to stay that this movie is serviceable at best and an affront to it’s source material at worst. The live action movie takes a lot of the most memorable scenes from the anime and either gives them different context or gets to the scene from a totally different angle. It felt like the writers made sure they got all the familiarity that they needed to to appease the hard core fans and get the money shots for the trailer but when it came to the actual story, they only kept the world in which Ghost in the Shell takes place, and that’s about it. And as for the story, it isn’t anywhere near as original or thought provoking as the animated movie. When the all the cards were on the table plot wise, I felt like “Oh, ok. That’s it?”.
Scarlett Johanssen does as good a job as she needs to for this role. She obviously has the physicality of the role down and is fully capable of all that is required of her for the action scenes and stunt work. I also really didn’t have a problem with how she played the Major, as she gives off a feeling of being disconnected from the world around her, like she’s here but she’s not really sure she’s here. However, there are a few times that I noticed her moving really weirdly. Like when there would be a full body shot of her walking across a room or running, she just moved awkwardly, like she wanted to look like a robot would look walking or running. To me, that makes no sense, as the Major is supposed to be the single most advance piece of cybernetics tech in existence. You’d think they’d get the walking down right at some point before moving on to combat programming? I have to believe that that was a directorial issue and not a choice by Johanssen because she is better than that.
Now I will say that this movie looks absolutely gorgeous and I’m not just talking about ScarJo in that skin tight suit (ok, maybe a little bit…). The world they’ve built is immersive and detailed. It feels lived in and tangible. There are also several sequences that are almost frame for frame from the animated version and they look as beautiful as the original. If you’re going to give this movie credit anywhere, it should be with the set design, visual effects, and special effects.
And now for the unfortunate bit. You can’t really talk about Ghost in the Shell without addressing the issues of whitewashing. One could make the argument that with a property such as this, that it needed Hollywood star power to get people unfamiliar with the original film to come to the theater and see it and certainly casting someone from Hollywood’s A-List like Scarlett Johanssen will do that, but that’s an easy excuse and a slippery slope. I have said before that I don’t mind changing a characters race or gender as long as it doesn’t fundamentally change the character and I stand by that. For Ghost in the Shell though, I think that the role of the Major would have been better served had a woman of Asian descent been cast. I don’t think casting Johanssen changed the character but I do think her casting does a disservice to the origins of the source material.
My final verdict for the Ghost in the Shell live action remake: another visually stunning sci-fi adventure with a flat story. Rent it, don’t buy it. Spend the money saved to order the original.
Until next time, Thank You for reading and…
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If you are a fan of creatures from 1980s cinema like ALIENS or PREDATOR, than this book is for YOU! It is a first-person account from creature-creator Shannon Shea and includes chapters on genre favorites including: EVIL DEAD II, MONSTER SQUAD, and HOUSE (Ding, Dong You're Dead). Shannon recounts his experiences starting as a growing up in Louisiana and then venturing out to Hollywood to follow his dream only to find himself on an adventure he never could have imagined!
Shannon has done an amazing job of bringing me back to the 'golden days' of makeup fx! I'm so honored to be included in many of the stories! I was a total fan of his 1st Person Monster Blog, and this blows that away! The stories from Evil Dead 2, Star Trek 4, and on to Aliens and Predator and just as they happened. He tells a very faithful account of all the great stuff, and all the not so great stuff too (some of that is even more fun)! If you ever wanted to know all the behind the scenes stories from some of your favorite monster movies, this is the book to read! Oh- and I love that he's made available the unrated, unedited version, even if it is for a limited time. Get this book!!!
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The Monstrous Makeup Manuals Book 1 and 2
Shannon is a gifted instructor, all around "Good Guy" and a damned talented one, too!!! The blurb below doesn't even mention his best known gags. Jurassic Park (Raptors?!!). In Terminator 2, Sarah is vaporized in a dream. HE DID THAT with toilet paper and Tempera paint!!! The point is he wrote it ALL down and if you love some of THE BEST movie F/X ever, you need to read this BEFORE they edit it and the lawyers get their mitts on it. For $15 you can read it ALL! How cool is that?!! Give yourself a gift and grab it... QUICK! Seriously, an insiders look at some of the Classic 80's & 90's movies before being CGI took over the box office. Enjoy!!!
Shannon John Shea is one of the most brilliant writers I've EVER known and one of most genuine of human beings. Shannon's (verrrry) special (UNEDITED) version of, I'M RUBBER, YOU'RE GLUE promises to be a serious eye opener;)). Just you wait and see... (I used to look Asian before this!!)
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Biography of Andrea Stefano Fiorè
Born in Milan in 1686, Andrea Stefano (or Steffano)was taught the first rudiments of the art of music by his father Angelo Maria and continued his studies first under the priest, Giorgio Boni, then later with Giovanni Paolo Colonna, and finally (between 1703 and 1705) in Rome with Arcangelo Corelli. He was an enfant prodige, at the young age of 21 he became the "musico di corte" in the Savoy court of Vittorio Amedeo II, duke of Savoy and prince of Piedmont, a title he would keep until his death in 1732.
Fiorè's musical interests extended beyond the sacred music he wrote for the royal Chapel, encompassing all types and forms of music including the period's most popular: vocal chamber music and vocal music for the theater which obliged the composer to divide his time between Turin and Milan, often collaborating with other composers. His works number more than twenty; among the most significant Engelberta, performed in the Regio Ducal Teatro in Milan on June 21st, 1708 should be mentioned. It was thanks to the success of his operatic works and his activity as maestro di cappella, Fiorè earned the admiration of some of his contemporaries among them the famous flautist and theoretician Johann Joachim Quantz, whom he met during his trip to Turin in 1726, and Benedetto Marcello, who in his ‘Salmi’ (Venice, 1726) published a letter of admiration for the ‘true science of music in all its parts’, ‘the admirable mastery’ and the ‘enormous talent’ that Andrea Stefano had shown throughout his working life.
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This is the story of Abel and his struggle against organised crime and the unions to make his fuel company a success. From this brief description it would seem to be a right wing story of the individual’s fight against “vested interests”. However, the film plays around with this common sense bourgeois morality and explores the inevitable corruption that a life lived according to capitalist ideals will lead to.
It is a gangster movie that isn’t a gangster movie. Abel is familiar with the world of organised crime but refuses to be a part of it.


Priyanka Chopra has said the best part of being married is feeling a sense of contentment. The actress opened up about her married life and what’s the best part of being with her husband Nick Jonas. She also revealed on NBC’s ‘The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon’ that she had to give her husband Nick Jonas a pep talk before… Continue reading "Priyanka Chopra talks about the best part of being married"
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Priyanka Chopra Jonas is a leading actress, a singer and also a successful producer. But directing a film is something that makes her nervous. The Sky Is Pink, helmed by Shonali Bose, is her second Bollywood movie with a woman director. Talking about direction, she said, “It’s something that makes me nervous because it’s a lot of responsibility. But slowly,… Continue reading "Priyanka Chopra to turn director?"
Priyanka Chopra has started her Navarathri celebrations in Ahmedabad. She is gearing up for the release of The Sky Is Pink. The film releases on October 11 this year and the actress is leaving no stone unturned to promote the film. The actresses headed to Ahmedabad to promote the film at a dadiya night. Accompanied by her co-actor Rohit Saraf,… Continue reading "Priyanka Chopra starts Navarathri celebrations in Ahmedabad, enjoys Gujarati Thali"


Saturday, June 14, 2014
Author: Mary Crockett & Madelyn Rosenberg
Publisher: Sourcebooks Fire
Pages: 336 pages
Genres: Paranormal Romance
Pub date: July, 2014
Annabelle Manning feels like she’s doing time at her high school in Chilton, Virginia. She has her friends at her lunchtime table of nobodies. What she doesn’t have are possibilities. Or a date for Homecoming. Things get more interesting at night, when she spends time with the boy of her dreams. But the blue-eyed boy with the fairytale smile is just that—a dream. Until the Friday afternoon he walks into her chemistry class.
One of friends suspects he’s an alien. Another is pretty sure it’s all one big case of deja vu. While Annabelle doesn’t know what to think, she’s willing to believe that the charming Martin Zirkle may just be her dream come true. But as Annabelle discovers the truth behind dreams—where they come from and what they mean—she is forced to face a dark reality she had not expected. More than just Martin has arrived in Chilton. As Annabelle learns, if dreams can come true, so can nightmares.
I got this book from NetGalley for review. So first I'd like to say that I love this story. It has a vary interesting take on dreams. Once you start this book you will not put it down. The story starts with Annabelle At the river drawing a boy from her dream that is where Will her best friend finds her. From their it takes you to a dream of Annabelle's, she is dreaming of Josh the boy she's been drawing. They are at a lake sailing where they end up swimming. Before Annabelle jumps in she feels someone watching her. She turns and can just make out the figure of a girl on the bank of the lake. I'm giving this book five stars for a great read.


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When you get right down to it, legendary writer/Pagans frontman Mike Hudson didn't need to do a goddamn thing after releasing the “Street Where Nobody Lives / What's This Shit Called Love?” single with The Pagans in 1978. As perfect as anything off Raw Power, this two-sided gem easily secured Hudson's place in history, making everything (records, books, articles, etc.) he has blessed us with in the ensuing decades icing on the cake. Not only is Hudson still creating, but Hollywood High proves that hasn't lost the spark that made his early work so incendiary.
Backed by a supergroup including members of Detroit/Los Angeles veterans The Dogs (whose Loren Molinare produced the album), Keith Christopher of The Georgia Satellites and even former Dio/Rainbow bassist Jimmy Bain, Hudson and his raspy, world-worn voice deliver an eight-song, 33-minute blast of energy that reminds listeners of what the real deal sounds like. This ain't Mall Punk, kids - this is real, filthy-barroom-at-1am-with-a-full-ashtray kinda shit. If The Dead Boys had kept their act together long enough to do a third album, it would have sounded like Hollywood High. (Appropriately enough, Hudson and Co. even kick out a cover of “Detention Home.”)
The album's many highlights include the riotous “I Just Got Up,” a harmonica-fueled cover of Son House's “Death Letter” and a new version of The Pagans' “'(Us and) All Our Friends Are So Messed Up.” The album's undeniable centerpiece, “Fame Whore,” finds Hudson delivering a spoken word piece – full of sex, blood, sweat, scratched skin and other nasty human things – over an eight-minute music jam.
Hudson says that Hollywood High was inspired by his turbulent relationship with muse Evita Corby, best known for her sexy-as-hell shot on the back cover of the Kill City album by Iggy Pop and James Williamson (and visually represented on Hollywood High courtesy of a vintage cover shot taken by the late Phil Lynott of Thin Lizzy). If this album is any indication, she's one hell of a lady.
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Iman Zawahry’s Film “Americanish” Acquired by Sony Pictures International Productions
Sony Pictures International Productions has acquired the global rights to the award-winning comedy “Americanish.” The film by Iman Zawahry, University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications Media Production, Management, and Technology lecturer and award-winning filmmaker, marks her feature-length film directorial debut.
“Americanish” is the first American Muslim romantic comedy made by American Muslim women. Directed by Zawahry and written by Aizzah Fatima and Zawahry, the film follows two sisters and their cousin as they navigate love, careers and familial pressures in Jackson Heights, Queens.
“Americanish” has been honored by national and international film festivals including the Grand Prize and Best Narrative Feature Award at the 2022 Amelia Island Film Festival, the Director’s Choice Best Feature Comedy Award from the 2022 Sedona International Film Festival, the 30th Heartland International Film Festival Narrative Feature Grand Prize, and it received Audience Awards from the 2021 New York Asian Film Festival, the CAAMFest 2021 in San Francisco and the Asian CineVision Asian American International Film Festival.
Specific plans for the film’s distribution have not yet been disclosed. Creatives from the film will be on hand to celebrate its acquisition during a January 22 panel at the Sundance Film Festival, sponsored by the MPAC Hollywood Bureau Muslim House and the Islamic Scholarship Fund.
Posted: January 12, 2023
Category: College News, Diversity News and Profiles
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Basketball court magician LeBron James receives a statue from Space Jam: A New Legacy by Iron Studios!
Meticulously created to capture every little detail from his facial features and tattoos to his style and on-court movements, Iron Studios brings the basketball star statue, “LeBron James Art Scale 1/10 – Space Jam: A New Legacy”dressed in his Tune Squad uniform, just like in his role in the film, where he joins iconic characters from the Looney Tunes animated series in virtual reality, to play a game that he must win to get back in the real world.
Considered one of the greatest players in the history of the NBA and the United States national basketball team, LeBron is a living legend in the sport, winner of several championships, named best player four times and holder of countless NBA records. Player of teams like Cleveland Cavaliers, Miami Heat and since 2018 Los Angeles Lakers, James was named by Forbes magazine as one of the most influential athletes in the world and is the protagonist of Space Jam: A New Legacy, a movie derived from the original 1996 Space Film Jam, which featured the iconic Looney Tunes animations interacting with another legendary basketball player, Michael Jordan.
In the film, in a fictionalized version of himself, LeBron is abducted by the artificial intelligence called Al-G Rhythm to a virtual reality, in which he needs the help of Bugs Bunny and the main Looney Tunes characters. to win a basketball game against Goon Squad. the player’s monstrous avatars created by Al-G so that he can return to his reality and prevent his family from being abducted by Al-G as well.
LeBron James joins the statues “Bugs Bunny – Space Jam: A New Legacy – Artistic Scale 1/10” and “Taz – Space Jam: A New Legacy – Artistic Scale 1/10”just as the characterized “Batman Bugs Bunny – Space Jam: A New Legacy – Artistic Scale 1/10” and “Daffy Duck Superman – Space Jam: A New Legacy – Artistic Scale 1/10” by Iron Studios, sold separately and already available for pre-order. Soon other players from this collection will join the team. Follow more news on Iron Studios social media, but for now “Th-th-th-it’s everyone!”.
LeBron James Art Scale 1/10 – Space Jam: A New Legacy
– Limited edition
– Based on original references
– Made of polystone – *(may contain resin, polystone, PVC, metal and fabric parts)
– Hand painted
– Product dimensions: 8.6 (H) X 5.9 (W) X 6.2 (D)
– Product weight: 1.5 lbs.
– MSRP: 159.99 USD (US dollars)
– Release schedule: third quarter 2022
About Iron Studios:
Iron Studios is a Brazilian company specializing in high-end collectible statues.
Conquering the most demanding enthusiasts and collectors since 2013, the company promotes a standard of excellence in its products and constantly seeks to improve its concepts. Iron Studios operates worldwide, working with elements derived from pop culture’s most successful proprietary licenses, always presenting more news, thus expanding its collection.
With realistic figures in 1/10, 1/20, 1/6, 1/4 and 1/3 scales, many of them make up diorama sets, and they are all limited edition. The predominant material for statues is Polystone, a high-density resin that is very resistant to heat and humidity, and it may also contain pieces of PVC, metal, resin and fabric.


Content Analytics in the age of #StayAtHome
As the coronavirus pandemic sweeps across the globe, more Americans are sheltering at home — and turning to TV and other entertainment forms to find comfort and stave off boredom. We used our Content Analytics platform to uncover insights around recent audience trends for TV shows, movies, the newly-released Quibi and COVID-19 special television events. We’re also excited to announce the web release of watchNXT, a recommendation engine to help you decide what to watch next — more on that below.
Content Analytics for March + watchNXT web release
As shelter-in-place orders began to be issued in March, it’s no surprise to see an increase in engagement around TV shows (+30% compared to March 2019) and gaming (143% compared to February 2020). And notably, there was a -73% decrease year-over-year around movies, which makes sense as studios delayed releases amidst wide-spread theater closings.
Top-trending shows in March included The Bachelor, SportsCenter, WWE Monday Night RAW, Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Doctor Who.
In the world of video games, Nintendo’s Animal Crossing leads, followed by Minecraft, FIFA 20, Roblox and Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege.
With theaters closing across the country, many movie releases have been pushed back — and some studios are even releasing them via streaming instead of in theaters. When it comes to movies that are generating engagement, Midsommar, Uncut Gems, No Time To Die, Mulan and Bird Box were ranked highest.
Introducing watchNXT, a personalized recommendation engine
Ever wondered what you should watch next, or felt “tile fatigue” – when you’re scrolling through endless options within your favorite streaming platform and just can’t settle on something to watch? We are powering watchNXT to help — a new recommendation engine that helps viewers figure out what to watch across streaming services, YouTube and traditional TV.
watchNXT gives personalized suggestions based on shows and movies a viewer has enjoyed: simply enter the name of a movie or TV show and watchNXT serves up a deep variety of content options across Amazon Prime, Apple TV+, Disney+, Hulu, Netflix, traditional television and YouTube that were enjoyed by the audience of the show/movie you entered. The service is free and available to anyone, and works across mobile and desktop browsers. Try it out at www.watchnxt.com or via a Chrome browser extension.
Content Analytics for Quibi
The long-awaited Quibi launched in early April, just in time for the coronavirus pandemic to upend the service’s initial sell as quick entertainment bites while you’re on the go or waiting for something in public. Quibi is offering a free 90-day trial for users and racked up 1.7 million downloads in its first week. Our Content Analytics reveal some trends around the Quibi audience when it comes to other platforms and networks:
For the overall Quibi-engaged audience, 31% have engaged with a Netflix original, 30% with an ABC original, 24% with an HBO original, 18% with an NBC original and 17% with a Disney+ original.
For the Chrissy’s Court audience, 89% have chatted about a Netflix original, 61% about an ABC original, 37% about a CW original and 26% about an HBO original.
For the Iron Sharpens Iron audience, 40% have chatted about a Showtime original, 36% about an MTV original, 34% about a Netflix original, 28% about an Amazon Prime Video original and 26% about a BBC America original.
Content Analytics for COVID-19 specials
The coronavirus has halted live sports and cancelled many special events, so TV networks are finding new ways to produce fresh content and engage viewers. We looked at the Content Analytics around three special events: the NBA HORSE Challenge, which began on April 12, The Disney Family Singalong on April 16 and One World: Together at Home on April 18.
As you may expect, the audience that engaged with the NBA HORSE Challenge skewed male (61%), with 26% under the age of 24. Its audience under-indexed by -39% with TV shows, but over-indexed by 21% with YouTube and a whopping 107% with gaming. Top brand categories for the audience include restaurants, telecom and candy/gum. When it comes to favored content, sports, specials and documentaries lead.
The Disney Family Singalong-engaged audience was 62% female with nearly half (43%) under 24 years old. The audience over-indexes by 40% with TV shows and 22% with YouTube. Beauty, entertainment and baby/kids are popular brand categories, which makes sense given the family-focus of the event. Top content genres include specials, reality competitions and sitcoms.
One World: Together at Home had the most even gender split (49% male to 51% female) and with 46% under the age of 24. The audience that engaged around this even over-indexes with YouTube 11%, and under-indexes with gaming (-38%). Top brand categories include beauty, travel and news, while top content categories include specials, game shows and talk.


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Video: The Lindsey Family
Probably many of you have heard different songs from the One Hope One Boast Worship Album that was produced around a year ago. But most of you probably don’t know who helped Tim Miller record the music, mix it and get that album completely done so that many saints could be spurred on toward the Day of the Lord.
Well, the people who worked closely with Tim on the album and basically made it happen was the Lindsey family. Without them, you would not have some of the recent music from DTN at the quality you have it. They were recently featured on CNN and thought we would introduce you to this awesome family. Because the video is not able to be embedded, here is the link – American Journey: The Lindsey Eleven.


A Look At Online Casino Gambling Sites
With so much to have fun with at all times, online casino sites in Korea are considered to be at the top list of the best online slots games available in the planet today. When players play at these top online casino sites in Korea, they are able to choose from several games which include Roulette, Baccarat, Keno, Sic Bo, Video Poker, Slot Machines, Poker and many more. Additionally, there are no fees for registration or downloads which will make them a lot 솔레어카지노 커뮤니티 more desirable for players around the globe.
Irrespective of where a player goes in this world, they will always find a way to take pleasure from the excitement that can only be found at one of the numerous different Korean casino slots websites. Playing slot machines online is easy and contains been one of the exciting ways for people before to pass their time. They will have even brought this kind of entertainment to some of the different international resorts offering them in an effort to enjoy themselves throughout the day. This type of entertainment is something that may bring people together whatever the main globe they are actually located in. People from various different age groups should be able to find a way to participate in a different type of gambling. Whatever the reason that people are getting involved in the various gaming opportunities online, they will find that they have a chance to win.
Different online casino Korea allows players to wager on video poker, roulette, baccarat and a number of other gaming opportunities. Since most of these sites allow players to wager in one to twenty-five dollars, they ensure it is easy for anyone to get started playing and trying to win. Once players look for a site that they like, they will times sign up and create a player profile so they may get a concept of how the game works and what the odds are for particular games.
Many of the roulette websites in Korea likewise have video poker. This gives players a chance to go through the thrill of playing a top quality game in the comfort of these own home. When players find a site that they enjoy playing at, they should look to create their very own personal account. This is done using their real name and birth date.
Some of the most popular online casino Korea features include blackjack, baccarat and roulette. Blackjack is among the most popular games that folks are willing to spend their time on. They are also one of many easiest games to play. It is because there are so many promotions that exist both online and in person at local casinos. The best thing about blackjack is that we now have promotions all over summer and winter.
Another popular game which can be played in Korea slots. There are lots of different casinos that offer slots with bonuses. Players could find promotions for a better payout along with other exciting features. This includes special icons that are given to players if they win. These icons quite often give out items such as cash, electronics or gift cards. As well as these promotions, many casinos offer generous welcome bonuses for foreign players to encourage them to come back to the websites.
All online casinos have promotions offering free spins deposit bonuses as well as VIP bonuses. Both of these bonuses can often times give players free spins on their money. This can be good for players who want to try out the game before investing any cash. VIP bonuses often times give players free spins at certain amounts. These kind of bonuses may be frequent spins or a set number of spins.
Online casinos in Korea offer a variety of games to players. Many of these sites offer different variations of slots games and poker rooms. These sites also feature numerous poker games that players can elect to play. Korean players can elect to play games such as baccarat and roulette. No matter what kind of casino game players prefer, you will find a website in Korea that offers them a gaming site.


See Pedro Pascal In The First Video Of The Last Of Us Series
Pedro Pascal will be playing an embittered, post-apocalyptic survivor in The Last of Us, and we can't wait to see it.
Pedro Pascal is about to add another character in a huge franchise to his resume with The Last of Us, the HBO adaptation of the critically acclaimed game series. After being a breakout character in Game of Thrones, Narcos, the Star Wars universe, the DC Extended Universe, and the Nic Cage-verse, any new Pedro Pascal role has a lot to live up to. However, we have some high hopes for the epic scale of The Last of Us, and HBO just released some of the first footage from the series as part of a sizzle reel of new shows. Check it out:
In this HBO video, we see Pedro Pascal as Joel trudging through snow with Bella Ramsey’s Ellie walking behind him. In the universe of The Last of Us, a mysterious outbreak of a mutant fungus has destroyed the United States, creating a barren post-apocalyptic wasteland populated by desperate survivors, totalitarian camps, and the Infected, humans who contracted the fungus and become violent, mindless monsters. Pedro Pascal’s character is a smuggler who is tasked with escorting Ellie to a safe place; it turns out that Ellie is somehow immune to the fungus and perhaps the key to creating an antidote. One can expect the HBO adaptation of the series to truck in the same bleak atmosphere and tragedy as the game, and the few scenes we see here certainly back that up.
First, we see Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey walking through a deserted landscape, followed by an aerial shot of the snow-covered bridge that emphasized the barrenness of the world. A voiceover from Bella Ramsey tells us how she has already experienced tragedy and death in her short life so far, followed by a clear shot of Pedro Pascal flatly telling her that she does not know what loss is. By the end of the show, he will probably have changed his thoughts on this, but we can let the narrative get there in time. There is a brief flash of Nick Offerman, who plays a survivalist named Bill, and an even briefer shot of the fungus growing over a concrete wall. All in all, it is a good introduction to a series that undoubtedly will put Pedro Pascal through the wringer.
Aside from Pedro Pascal in The Last of Us, the sizzle reel is promoting an impressive number of new and returning series, including critical and popular hits like Succession, the Game of Thrones prequel The House of the Dragon, and Hacks. It is an interesting time for HBO to be so heavily promoting its slate of new programming, considering that its parent company Warner Bros. Discovery seems hellbent on canceling series left and right. Presumably, the majority of these shows have already been produced and are ready to air, though that does not seem to be the saving grace that you might think. The Pedro Pascal adaptation of The Last of Us is reportedly one of the most expensive television series ever produced, so we will just have to see whether HBO decides to keep it around.


What to Look Out For When Playing Lottery Online
The slot online is a game that can be played online, but what are the features that a casino offers that a player should look out for? As a general rule, the best way to enjoy the benefits of a slot machine is to make sure that it has a good RTP (return to player). It is also a good idea to select a game that has a lot of options, like different themes and graphics. This will increase the chances of winning. Likewise, it will also help if the slot has a large jackpot. A few of the most popular slot machines include those with big jackpots and easy rules. You should also look out for the jackpot sign on a slot machine, as this is the most exciting part of playing the game.
In the judi slot online world, there are many different types of games that you can choose from. One of the most popular is the slot gacor. Gacor refers to the number of ways to win in the slot. There are hundreds of options, so it’s important to find the best one. For example, there are many types of games that have a great payout, including progressive jackpots, which means that the game pays out a huge amount of money if you play a lot. However, this is not always the case, so it is a good idea to do some research before choosing your favorite slot.
In addition, it is a good idea to play the games that have the highest RTP. Choosing a site with a good RTP is especially important if you are going to be playing the game frequently. Several of the most popular casinos have RTPs of over 95%, so you’re assured of good returns on your investments. Also, be on the lookout for sites that have good customer service, as you may need assistance if you’re having trouble with your slot. Likewise, be sure to check out the games that offer bonus spins. Most slot games have a bonus feature, so if you’re not sure what you should do with your prize, it’s a good idea to learn how to use them.
Of course, it’s not always easy to find the best judi slot games. You need to take into account a number of factors, such as the jackpot, the game’s quality, and the reputation of the judi. To name a few, you can try out a site that is regulated by the government, or you can play on a site that is run by an online gambling company. Using these tips can help you play the best judi slot online, no matter what your level of experience.
Choosing the right judi slot online is an important decision, and it’s one that should be made based on your personal preferences and financial circumstances. It’s also a good idea to take into consideration a site’s payment methods, as well as the types of games available.


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You may remember last year when I wrote that Huffpost essay about my best friend getting married. Somehow within a blink of an eye, last weekend the big day finally came. And all of the emotions plus some were felt in all of the good ways.
So there’s a lot of awesome parts about the bride and groom- Kim and Greg. They actually met while singing karaoke. She belted out ‘Somebody to Love’ and he was so amazed he paid money to cut the line to get on the microphone to ask her out.
Needless to say, they’re a couple who are in perfect harmony (sorry, couldn’t resist a musical pun). Our friends always joked with Kim that when it was her turn to be married one day, she was going to sing at her own wedding. Well she did, but it was the absolute perfect surprise to her groom. Halfway through the reception, she picked up the microphone and told her groom ‘I wanted to sing a special song that really let’s you know what you have in store with me being your wife”
Welcome to the Jungle Baby!
I may be biased because she’s my best friend, but I think you’ll agree she killed this song.
Also, the video and the band playing behind Kim is an epic cover band called Bigg Romeo from Philadelphia. Check out their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/biggromeo.


Yehaa Bob Jackson joins us on this weeks show. Jimmy and Sam were lucky enough to get Bob to sit down for an interview and we hear all about his beginnings at WDW. Bob is such a great guest, you’ll really love this show. Thanks for listening!
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A fun‐loving alien explorer whose coolest discovery yet is the amazing “Planet Earth” sets out on a series of daring and fun adventures with his robotic assistant and fun-loving dog.
Jack is an animated series perfect for children from six to nine years old. By mixing humour, adventure, and science, the series helps children discover amazing new facts about the world and space around us, all while following the exciting adventures of our hero Jack.
The show features some of Canada’s finest creative talent, including director Steven Majaury who mixes in ample doses of humour, adventure, fun and learning and composer Tim Rideout who's musical score combines bombastic beats and sweeping symphonic soundscapes for this CGI-animated series.
Featured VideoLet's Jet! (Theme from "Jack the Explorer")
- Client: Groupe PVP
- Director: Steven Majaury
- Year: 2012
- Country: Canada
- Broadcaster: Radio-Canada, TVO Kids, Knowledge Network
- Production co: Groupe PVP
- Exec Producer: François Trudel
- Composer: Tim Rideout
- Animator: Sparky Animation
- Music Editor: Kerry Roebuck
- Awards: 2012 Gémeaux Award Winner, Best Digital Project in a Children's or Youth Series, 2012 Gémeaux Award Nominee, Best Animated Program or Series, 2012 Numix Award Winner, Convergence Production: Youth, 2013 Youth Media Alliance Winner:Best TV Program, Animation, Ages 6-8, 2013 Canadian Screen Awards Nominee, Best Animated Program or Series