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HBO Max head Bob Greenblatt confirms the highly-anticipated Friends special isn’t a new episode, but will take place on the original set. via Friends TV Show Reunion On HBO Max Won’t Be A New Episode But Will Be On Original Apartmen … Continue reading →

Lincoln Center, New York City By Caitlin Kelly If you’ve never seen this movie, you’ve missed a classic! New York City practically vibrates with ambition — and schools thousands of super-talented teens at places like Juilliard, the School of American … Continue reading →

Shia Labeouf has come under fire after collecting a screenwriting award intended for up-and-coming talent. The 33-year-old actor infuriated some undiscovered writers after he won the Sun Valley Film Festival’s High Scribe award late last month, according to The Wrap. … Continue reading →

A Century of Film Original Screenplay It’s a bit difficult to write the history of original screenplays on film. First of all, it’s been hard to determine, a lot of times, over the years, if a film truly is original … Continue reading →

This week, I’m focusing on the line between being a follower and a leader. I spent most of this week working on a spec script for screenwriting competitions. I’ve made some progress while feeling so behind as I worked to … Continue reading →

So many films of the classic Hollywood era bemoan a woman’s place without confronting the reason a woman’s place – and, by extension, her ambition and desires – is always lesser than a man’s. “It’s a man’s world,” those women’s … Continue reading →

This is Chester. We both agree that summer has come early. But that’s about all we can agree on. I’m going to start calling him a cranky cat. For the last week or so the temperature has been hovering in … Continue reading →

The dangers of not thinking clearly are much greater now than ever before. It’s not that there’s something new in our way of thinking – it’s that credulous and confused thinking can be much more lethal in ways it was … Continue reading →

It has been ten years since the first instalment of Michael Winterbottom’s The Trip debuted, following slightly-fictionalised versions of Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon on a restaurant tour of Northern England. Largely fictional but with improvised conversations about their real … Continue reading →