Hello and Good Afternoon! A new feature to add to the blog…Ticker Tape News. This new edition to the blog will start posting on Fridays. I will be pulling and posting news from all creative forms.
‘Smile’ To Bring Screams & ‘Bros’ To Bring Laughs In Another Slow Weekend
There’s just two more weeks to go in the current box office slump, and this weekend should keep up the streak of solidly performing wide releases that will keep the seats warm until the heavy hitters arrive. The horror film Smile is tracking well and should win the weekend ahead of the Judd Apatow produced Bros, which is the first major studio LGBTQ romantic comedy. Read full article »
Domestic ticket sales are projected to come in at $328 million for the month. The last time it was that low aside from 2020 — during the heart of the COVID-19 crisis — was in 1996.
The film studio’s hunt for its own Kevin Feige may be complicated by key questions about what’s next for the heavily indebted company — and whether another major deal is on the horizon.
Inglorious Basterds and National Treasure star Diane Kruger is set to play legendary German actress and singer Marlene Dietrich in a new biopic TV series from In the Fade director Fatih Akin. Akin’s Bombero International are producing the five-part series, with the working title Marlene, together with German mini-major UFA Fiction, based on the biography […]
What may have started as a joke in season two and evolved into a hashtag campaign by fans is now coming to fruition. More than seven years after the former NBC comedy wrapped its run with its sixth and final season on Yahoo, cult favorite comedy Community is officially getting its long-awaited movie. Peacock, NBC’s […]
Anne Rice’s vampire classic gets a handsomely mounted, queer-forward AMC series adaptation that offers delectable parts if not a fully satisfying whole
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Hello and Good Afternoon! A new feature to add to the blog…Ticker Tape News. This new edition to the blog will start posting on Fridays. I will be pulling and posting news from all creative forms.
ART
Curatorial Duo Behind 2022 Lyon Biennale Discuss Organizing Their Exhibition: ‘This Is a Manifesto. This Is the Only Way Forward’
The recently opened exhibition runs until December 31 in the French city.
Mexico to Investigate Collector Who Burned Alleged Frida Kahlo Drawing for NFT Project
The government is investigating whether the drawing was authentic.
Artists Worldwide Demand Freedom for Iranian Women
Elaine Velie
MoMA’s Cruel Offer to Unionized Workers During the Pandemic
The museum offered some workers the option to forgo pay raises in exchange for keeping their jobs, union members told Hyperallergic.
Hakim Bishara
Lizzo Plays President James Madison’s Flute in Historic Moment
Sarah Rose Sharp
Credit source: ArtNews & Hyperallergic
FILM
‘Smile’ To Bring Screams & ‘Bros’ To Bring Laughs In Another Slow Weekend
There’s just two more weeks to go in the current box office slump, and this weekend should keep up the streak of solidly performing wide releases that will keep the seats warm until the heavy hitters arrive. The horror film Smile is tracking well and should win the weekend ahead of the Judd Apatow produced Bros, which is the first major studio LGBTQ romantic comedy. Read full article »
Box Office Endures Worst September in 26 Years (Excluding 2020)
Domestic ticket sales are projected to come in at $328 million for the month. The last time it was that low aside from 2020 — during the heart of the COVID-19 crisis — was in 1996.
BY PAMELA MCCLINTOCK
Warner Bros. Discovery Has Bigger Problems Than Its DC Search
The film studio’s hunt for its own Kevin Feige may be complicated by key questions about what’s next for the heavily indebted company — and whether another major deal is on the horizon.
BY KIM MASTERS
Hugh Jackman Returning as Wolverine for ‘Deadpool 3’ | THR News
‘Sidney’ Review: Reginald Hudlin’s Glowing Portrait of Sidney Poitier
BY LOVIA GYARKYE
Credit source: Box Office Mojo & The Hollywood Reporter
FASHION
Kim Jones and Marc Jacobs Celebrate the 25th Anniversary Of The Legendary Fendi Baguette
BY LYNN YAEGER
PHOTOGRAPHY BY ANNIE LEIBOVITZ
FASHION SHOW REVIEWS
Rick Owens RTW Spring 2023
By MILES SOCHA
Cher Steals the Show at Balmain
By RHONDA RICHFORD
Isabel Marant RTW Spring 2023
The designer delivered on her boho brand promise with fluttery minidresses and tops, leather looks and denim…
By
BOOTH MOORE
EYEPARTIES
Naomi Campbell Closes Messika High Jewelry Runway Show
Gigi Hadid, Emily Ratajkowski and Nina Dobrev were among the guests of the French jewelry house’s second show.
By
LILY TEMPLETON
Credit source: Vogue, Women’s Wear Daily (you may need to either subscribe or log in )
GAMES
The Witcher 4 – Everything we know so far about CDPR’s new RPG
By Sam Loveridge
Contributions from
Josh West published about 2 hours ago
School of the Lynx, the medallion, and more theories for The Witcher 4
15 of the best EA and FIFA moments over the years
By Joe Donnelly
published about 3 hours ago
As EA and FIFA end their 29-year partnership, we look back at some of the football sim series’ highlights
Company of Heroes 3: Modding Details Revealed – IGN First
In-game editor, Steam Workshop support on the way to Relic’s upcoming World War II RTS sequel.
By Leana Hafer
Genshin Impact Developer Is Considering How to Make Limited-Time Events Replayable in the Future
Making events replayable would help fill crucial gaps in the story for some characters.
By Rebekah Valentine
Credit source: IGN & Game Radar
LITERATURE
15 fall writing prompts for your personal, professional, & creative writing practices
“Of all the seasons, autumn offers the most to man and requires the least of him.” —Hal Borland
Generation Amazing!!! How We’re Draining Language of Its Power
Emily McCrary-Ruiz-Esparza on the “Maxim of Extravagance”
By Emily McCrary-Ruiz-Esparza
The Highs and Lows of the Toronto International Film Festival’s Literary Offerings
Ryan Coleman Previews Women Talking, Emily, The Wonder, Causeway, and Catherine, Called Birdy
By Ryan Coleman
Hundreds of authors signed a letter in support of libraries’ digital rights.
By Corinne Segal
What Should You Read Next? Here Are the Best Reviewed Books of the Month
FEATURING NEW TITLES BY IAN MCEWAN, MAGGIE O’FARRELL, KATE BEATON, LING MA, AND MORE
By Book Marks September 30, 2022
Credit source: Literary Hub & The Writer
MUSIC
Rihanna’s Not Just a Singer, She’s a Brand: Expect Her Super Bowl Halftime Show to Reflect That
Savage X Fenty has helped build the singer into a billionaire, making this performance about more than just the music.
BY STEVE KNOPPER
Taylor Swift Reveals a Colorful New ‘Midnights’ Album Track
Lizzo, Dua Lipa, Demi Lovato & Jack Harlow Lead 2022 Jingle Ball Tour Lineup
Billboard’s 2022 Latin Power Players Revealed
EXID Celebrate 10 Years With Comeback Single ‘Fire’: Watch the K-Pop Girl Group’s Reunion
Credit source: Billboard Magazine
TV
Fall 2022 TV Schedule for New and Returning Shows
Here are all the premiere dates for ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, and The CW
Megan Vick
The Rings of Power’s Maxim Baldry Teases Where Elendil’s Wayward Son Isildur Is Headed Next
Megan Vick
[Warning: The following contains spoilers from The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power. Read at your own risk!]
Diane Kruger to Play Marlene Dietrich in New Fatih Akin TV Series
Inglorious Basterds and National Treasure star Diane Kruger is set to play legendary German actress and singer Marlene Dietrich in a new biopic TV series from In the Fade director Fatih Akin. Akin’s Bombero International are producing the five-part series, with the working title Marlene, together with German mini-major UFA Fiction, based on the biography […]
BY SCOTT ROXBOROUGH
‘Community’ Movie Officially Happening on Peacock
What may have started as a joke in season two and evolved into a hashtag campaign by fans is now coming to fruition. More than seven years after the former NBC comedy wrapped its run with its sixth and final season on Yahoo, cult favorite comedy Community is officially getting its long-awaited movie. Peacock, NBC’s […]
BY LESLEY GOLDBERG
‘Interview With the Vampire’ Review: AMC’s Queer-Forward Anne Rice Adaptation Is Ripe With Potential
Anne Rice’s vampire classic gets a handsomely mounted, queer-forward AMC series adaptation that offers delectable parts if not a fully satisfying whole
BY DANIEL FIENBERG
Credit source: TV Guide & The Hollywood Reporter
That’s is it for the time being…I will add some photos here and there, we are just beginning this new blog entry and so far we like it.
Featured image: Pexel
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