Awards
October 17, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, most-featured, TV TOP, ‘El Camino’, 88th Academy Awards, Aaron Paul, academy awards, Amazon Prime Video, Anna Gunn, argo, ben affleck, best actor, Best Picture, Bob Odenkirk, Breaking Bad, Bryan Cranston, Bryan Cranston biography, Bryan Cranston filmography, Bryan Cranston life, Bryan Cranston tribute, Dalton Trumbo, disney, Drive, El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie, Elizabeth Olsen, Emmy, Frankie Muniz, Giancarlo Esposito, Golden Globes, Heisenberg, Malcolm in the Middle, marvel, marvel studios, matthew mcconaughey, Outstanding Supporting Actor, Paul Bettany, Red Tails, Ryan Gosling, Saving Private Ryan, sitcom, steven spielberg, Terrence Howard, The Lincoln Lawyer, Trumbo, Vince Gilligan, Walter White, WandaVision, Your Honor, Sean Aversa
A Tribute To Bryan Cranston — Big And Small Screen Star
Known to most as either the lovable and zany Hal or the cunning and conniving Walter White, Bryan Cranston is a true chameleon from performance to performance....
October 17, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, ‘90s, 12, 2046, art, arthouse film, Asian cinema, auteur, Brigitte Lin 25, china, Christopher Doyle, Chungking Express, cinema, Days of Being Wild, Director, drama, dramedy, Fallen Angels, Faye Wong, Features, Film, Happy Together, Hong Kong, Hong Kong film, In the Mood for Love, international cinema, Leslie Cheung, Maggie Cheung, Romance, Takeshi Kaneshrio, Tony Leung Chiu-wai, Wong Kar-wai, Jacqueline Postajian
A Tribute to Wong Kar-wai: The King of Wrapping it up Beautifully
Wong kar-wai - explore how the eclectic and masterful auteur finds the perfect way to end his films....
October 17, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 10 things I hate about you, 21st century, Alyson Michalka, Amanda Bynes, cinema, Clueless, Dan Byrd, emma stone, film review, gossip, Gossip Girl, high school movie, homophobia, homosexuality, Jennifer’s Body, Juno, lgbtq, Lisa Kudrow, Patricia Clarkson, Penn Badgley, religion, romantic comedy, sexuality, slut-shaming, social issues, Stanley Tucci, teen movie, The Scarlet Letter, Thomas Haden Church, Will Gluck, Grace Smith
Emma Stone’s ‘Easy A’: A Teen Rom-Com for the 21st Century
Before ‘Crazy Stupid Love’ and ‘La La Land’, Emma Stone was stealing our hearts in 'Easy A' that has achieved classic status in only a decade....
October 16, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, MUSIC TOP, TV TOP, ‘Ain’t Misbehavin’, ‘Raisin’, ‘Truckload’, 3 Girls 3, A Different World, Bob Fosse, Debbie Allen, Debbie Allen Dance Academy, Dolly Parton’s Christmas on the Square, Emmy awards, Empire, fame, Golden Globes, Good Times, Grey’s Anatomy, Gwen Verdon, Houston Ballet Academy, How to Get Away with Murder, Howard University, Jane the Virgin, Kennedy Center Honors, Lydia Grant, Outstanding Choreography, Polly, Purlie’, Ragtime, Roots: The Next Generation, Scandal, So You Think You Can Dance, Sweet Charity, The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh, West Side Story, Caroline Schneider
A Tribute to Debbie Allen: Dancer, Actress, And Producer Extraordinaire
Debbie Allen - a dancer, choreographer, actress, producer, director, and- most importantly- she’s legendary. ...
October 16, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, most-featured, NEWS, NEWS CINEMA, 2022, A Hero, Adam McKay, Ann Dowd, Belfast, benedict cumberbatch, C’mon C’mon, Catriona Balfe, Ciarán Hinds, Denis Villeneuve, Denzel Washington, Don't Look Up, dune, Frances McDormand, Guillermo del Toro, House of Gucci, In the Heights, Jane Campion, Jason Isaacs, Jessica Chastain, Joel Coen, John M. Chu, Kenneth Branaugh, king richard, Kirsten Dunst, Kristen Stewart, Licorice Pizza, lin manuel miranda, Mike Mills, Nightmare Alley, oscars, oscars 2022, oscars 2022 predictions, Pablo Larraín, paul thomas anderson, predictions, reinaldo marcus green, Richard Jenkins, ridley scott, Spencer, steven spielberg, The French Dispatch, The Hand of God, The Power of the Dog, The Tragedy of Macbeth, The Worst Person in the World, Tick, Tick...Boom!, Wes Anderson, West Side Story, Will Smith, Andrew Valianti
The Announcement – Oscars 2022 Predictions: Picking the Big Winners Before Awards Season Kicks Off in October
With the festival circuit winding to a close and the beginning of the trek to Academy gold, here’s a look at the prospective movers-and-shakers at Oscars 2022....
October 14, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, most-featured, TV TOP, 30 Rock, Alison Brie, Amber Ruffin, Anne Hathaway, Ashton Kutcher, Baby Yoda, Brendan Hunt, Cameron Diaz, Charlie Day, Cillian Murphy, Colossal, Ed Harris, Elizabeth Olsen, George W Bush, Gerard Butler, Horrible Bosses, Horrible Bosses 2, jason bateman, Jason Sudeikis, jennifer aniston, Jesse Owens, joe biden, jordan peele, Kodachrome, Larry Snyder, Last Man on Earth, Lucy Liu, Mitt Romney, race, rebecca hall, Saturday Night Live, seth meyers, Sleeping With Other People, Son of Zorn, Ted Lasso, The Bounty Hunter, The Cleveland Show, The Mandalorian, tina fey, Tumbledown, Watching the Detectives, We’re the Millers, What Happens in Vegas, Caroline Schneider
The Rise and Journey of Jason Sudeikis: The Ultimate Funnyman Of Television And Film
From his years on ‘Saturday Night Live’ to ‘Ted Lasso’, Jason Sudeikis has a lot of experience making audiences laugh....
October 14, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 1980s, Anthony Michael Hall, Comedy, coming-of-age, Cult classics, drama, Emilio Estevez, high school, John Hughes, Judd Nelson, Molly Ringwald, Romance, Teen Movies, the breakfast club, Brianna Benozich
‘The Breakfast Club’: How Does It Hold Up Over Three Decades Later?
The 1980s classic ‘The Breakfast Club’ turns thirty six years old this year, so how does it hold up?...
October 14, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, ‘The Village’, 1917, 1984, A Beautiful Mind, academy awards, Andrew Dominik, Barton Fink, Blade Runner 2049, brad pitt, Cannes, Cinematography, Denis Villeneuve, Director of Photography, Empire of Light, Fargo, feature, Frank Darabont, james bond, Jarhead, Kundun, m night shyamalan, martin scorsese, Michael Radford, No Country for Old Men, Prisoners, Rango, Roger Deakins, Sam Mendes, Sicario, Sid & Nancy, Skyfall, Stephen King, The Assassination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford, The Big Lebowski, The Coen Brothers, the Dude, The Kinks, The Man With The Golden Eye, The Secret Garden, The Shawshank Redemption, tribute, Van Morrison, Andrew Valianti
A Tribute to Sir Roger Deakins: How the British Cinematographer Became the Greatest Eye in Hollywood
Roger Deakins has emerged as the preeminent cinematographer of his generation, but how did the ‘Blade Runner 2049’ DP come to master his craft?...
October 13, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, ‘The Adventures of Tintin’, Acting, actor, adam driver, Ana de Armas, Benoit Blanc, British, Casino Royale, channing tatum, Christopher Plummer, cinema, daniel craig, David Fincher, Eric Bana, Film, franchise, james bond, Knives Out, Logan Lucky, movies, Munich, no time to die, Our Friends in the North, performances, Rian Johnson, Roles, Rooney Mara, spy, steven spielberg, The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, Ben Ross
Daniel Craig and His Performances & Movies: A Look at the Man Behind the Spy
Daniel Craig is an incredible actor who has the ability to immerse himself in the roles he plays, so we’re taking a look at his best performances besides Bond....
October 13, 2021AWARDS, FEATURES, FEATURES TV, most-featured, MUSIC TOP, TV TOP, accountable, album, American, artist, Bel Air, Black Community, blm, Blue Banisters, Blue Jeans, Born to Die, Born to Die The Paradise Edition, Brooklyn Baby, cancellations, Carmen, cartoons, Celebrities, Chemtrails over the Country Club, Cola, creative, creator, culture, Dark Paradise, Elizabeth Woolridge Grant, ethereal, female artist, female musician, feminism, feminist, hollywood, Honeymoon, Lana Del Ray, Lana Del Rey, Lizzy Grant, Lust for Life, Music Video, National Anthem, native american, New York City, Norman Fucking Rockwell, Off to the Races, old men, Once Upon a Dream, Paradise Edition, Poetry, racism, Record, Relationships, Ride, Romance, Saturday Night Live, Season of the Witch, short film, singer, smoking, Songwriter, stage name, stage persona, Stargirl Interlude, submission, Summertime Sadness, targeting, Toxic, Tropico, Ultraviolence, video games, Violet Bent Backwards Over the Grass, Wait for Life, webcam, West Coast, woman, women, Yayo, Young and Beautiful, Isabella Brownlee
The Reinvention of the Mysterious Lana Del Rey – Fans’ Relationship Status Set to “It’s Complicated”
Once living life as Lizzy Grant, the mysterious old Hollywood Lana Del Rey now lives a life of dreamy success but has recently opened a box of cancellations....
October 13, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, most-featured, TV TOP, A Few Good Men, Aaron Sorkin, adaptation, Article, Being John Malkovich, box office, camera, Charlie Kaufman, christopher nolan, cinema, Damien Chazelle, Directors, Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind, feature, Filmmakers, hollywood insider, Ideas, Memento, original, oscar, pulp fiction, quentin tarantino, reservoir dogs, reviews, Romance, Screenplay, screenwriter, Script, Talent, thriller, Words, Tony Stallings
Five Screenwriters Important to Cinema: Nolan, Tarantino, Sorkin, Chazelle & Kaufman
A list of reliable and top-tier screenwriters who produce magic with their words, and whose scripts continue to push the boundaries of creative storytelling....
October 13, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, most-featured, TV TOP, ‘CODA’, academy awards, actors, actress, apple, Best Leading Actress, Chicago, Children of a Lesser God, deaf, disability, disability inclusiveness, disabled actors, Henry Winkler, hollywood, ICODA, Interview, Mark Medoff, Marlee Matlin, Orange Is the New Black, oscars, PEOPLE, producer, Screenplay, Sian Heder, sundance, Switched at Birth, Tallulah, The Wizard of OZ, writer, Alexa Sutherland
Marlee Matlin: The Rise and Journey of Oscar Winning Actress & Deaf Activist
From ‘Children of a Lesser God’ to ‘CODA’ this actress turned activist impresses us all. Continue reading to explore Marlee Matlin's journey to success....
