Monthly Archives: June 2020

How do you craft a mythical hit single from 1959? That was the challenge for songwriters Thomas Mizer and Curtis Moore (“For The Love Of Tiffany”), who were tapped by “ 841 more words via ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’: The Anatomy … Continue reading →

Luca Guadagnino has been vocal about wanting to return to the world created by author André Aciman with a sequel to “Call Me by Your Name… 455 more words via Michael Stuhlbarg on Why He’s Eager to Revisit His ‘Call Me … Continue reading →

Ari Aster is just about the hottest director working in film right now, with his first two features, “Hereditary” and “Midsommar,” already bonafide cult classics. 369 more words via Ari Aster Says His Next Movie Will Be a Four-Hour ‘Nightmare Comedy’ … Continue reading →

While the Cannes Film Festival won’t be happening as planned this year, the French movie celebration earlier this week did reveal the official selection of titles… 377 more words via ‘Another Round’ Trailer: Mads Mikkelsen Is Determined to Stay Drunk in … Continue reading →

Fox News host Tucker Carlson used his platform on Friday to criticize celebrities who’ve donated money to causes surrounding Black Lives Matter and the current wave of protests rocking the nation following the death of George Floyd. 379 more words via … Continue reading →

“Mad Men” Seasons 1-7 (no longer available on June 9) Why Should I Watch? At this point, there are fewer reasons not to watch AMC’s landmark drama than to give in to one of the greatest television series ever made. … Continue reading →

It’s no mystery that director Josh Trank had a notoriously bad time making the 2015 Fox superhero movie “Fantastic Four,” to the degree that he… 368 more words via Josh Trank Says Studio Rejected Hiring a Black Actress for ‘Fantastic Four’ … Continue reading →

This past weekend in Los Angeles has seen protests over the death of George Floyd, as well as those calling for police reform and racial justice, continue throughout the city. 362 more words via Michael B. Jordan Urges Studios to Commit … Continue reading →

British multihyphenate Michaela Coel returns to television with a new 12-part, half-hour HBO drama series that takes on weighty notions about sexual consent in the present day, given how much the landscape of dating and relationships has changed. 1,164 more words … Continue reading →

On Writing: A Memoir of The Craft Twentieth Anniversary Edition by Stephen King is now available and it includes contributions from his sons Joe Hill and Owen King. Immensely helpful and illuminating to any aspiring writer, this special edition of … Continue reading →