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are the SMART Inventors of
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News Briefs Section
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TCA cancels in-person Summer Press
Tour
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The PBS Short Film Festival Presents
'Stories that
Stick'
39th
Munich Film Festival opens for 10-day
celebration of movies
Historical
drama CORSAGE opens
FILMFEST
MÜNCHEN
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CORSAGE premiers at
Cannes. Vicky
Krieps as empress Elisabeth. ©
Ricardo Vaz Palma / Alamode
France
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CAA acquires rival ICM
in
landmark talent agency
deal 113-
British government approves Julian
Assange's Extradition to
US
(AP)
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When Podcasting Collides with
Commercialization
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AmplifyNABshow-Adrian
Pennington
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NAB AMPLIFY inspires global
media
CREATIVE WORKFLOWS
115- Emmy
Nominations 2022
announced. Better Call
Saul Euphoria Ozark Severance Squid
Game Stranger
Things Succession Yellowjackets Outstanding
Comedy Series Abbott
Elementary Barry Curb Your
Enthusiasm Hacks The Marvelous
Mrs. Maisel Only Murders
in the Building Ted
Lasso What We Do in
the Shadows Outstanding
Lead Actor in a Drama
Series Jason Bateman,
Ozark Brian Cox,
Succession Lee Jung-jae,
Squid Game Bob Odenkirk,
Better Call Saul Adam Scott,
Severance Jeremy Strong,
Succession Outstanding
Lead Actress in a Drama
Series Jodie Comer,
Killing Eve Laura Linney,
Ozark Melanie
Lynskey, Yellowjackets Sandra Oh,
Killing Eve Reese
Witherspoon, The Morning
Show Zendaya,
Euphoria Outstanding
Lead Actress in a Comedy
Series Rachel
Brosnahan, The Marvelous Mrs.
Maisel Quinta
Brunson, Abbott
Elementary Kaley Cuoco,
The Flight Attendant Elle Fanning,
The Great Issa Rae,
Insecure Jean Smart,
Hacks Outstanding
Lead Actor in a Comedy
Series Donald Glover,
Atlanta Bill Hader,
Barry Nicholas
Hoult, The Great Steve Martin,
Only Murders in the
Building Martin Short,
Only Murders in the
Building Jason
Sudeikis, Ted Lasso Outstanding
Supporting Actress in a Drama
Series Patricia
Arquette, Severance Julia Garner,
Ozark Jung Ho-yeon,
Squid Game Christina
Ricci, Yellowjackets J. Smith
Cameron, Succession Sarah Snook,
Succession Sydney
Sweeney, Euphoria Rhea Seehorn,
Better Call Saul Outstanding
Supporting Actor in a Drama
Series Nicholas
Braun, Succession Billy Crudup,
The Morning Show Kieran Culkin,
Succession Park Hae-soo,
Squid Game Matthew
Macfayden, Succession John Turturro,
Severance Christopher
Walken, Severance Oh Yeong-su,
Squid Game Outstanding
Supporting Actress in a Comedy
Series Alex Borstein,
The Marvelous Mrs.
Maisel Hannah
Einbinder, Hacks Janelle James,
Abbott Elementary Kate McKinnon,
Saturday Night Live Sarah Niles,
Ted Lasso Sheryl Lee
Ralph, Abbott
Elementary Juno Temple,
Ted Lasso Hannah
Waddington, Ted Lasso Outstanding
Supporting Actor in a Comedy
Series Anthony
Carrigan, Barry Brett
Goldstein, Ted Lasso Toheeb Jimoh,
Ted Lasso Nick Mohammed,
Ted Lasso Tony Shalhoub,
The Marvelous Mrs.
Maisel Tyler James
Williams, Abbott
Elementary Henry Winkler,
Barry Bowen Yang,
Saturday Night Live Outstanding
Limited or Anthology
Series Dopesick,
Hulu The Dropout,
Hulu Inventing
Anna, Netflix Pam &
Tommy, Hulu The White
Lotus, HBO Outstanding
Lead Actor in a Limited Series or
Movie Colin Firth,
The Staircase Andrew
Garfield, Under the Banner of
Heaven Oscar Isaac,
Scenes from a Marriage Michael
Keaton, Dopesick Himesh Patel,
Station Eleven Sebastian
Stan, Pam & Tommy Outstanding
Lead Actress in a Limited Series
or Movie Toni Collette,
The Staircase Julia Garner,
Inventing Anna Lily James,
Pam & Tommy Sarah Paulson,
Impeachment: American Crime
Story Margaret
Qualley, Maid Amanda
Seyfried, The Dropout Connie
Britton, The White
Lotus Jennifer
Coolidge, The White
Lotus Alexandra
Daddario, The White
Lotus Kaitlyn Dever,
Dopesick Natasha
Rothwell, The White
Lotus Sydney
Sweeney, The White
Lotus Mare
Winningham, Dopesick Outstanding
Supporting Actor in a Limited
Series or Movie Murray
Bartlett, The White
Lotus Jake Lacy, The
White Lotus Will Poulter,
Dopesick Seth Rogen,
Pam & Tommy Peter
Sarsgaard, Dopesick Michael
Stuhlbarg, Dopesick Steve Zahn,
The White Lotus Outstanding
Guest Actor in a Drama
Series Adrien Brody,
Succession James
Cromwell, Succession Colman
Domingo, Euphoria Arian Moayed,
Succession Tom Pelphrey,
Ozark Alexander
Skarsgard, Succession Outstanding
Guest Actress in a Drama
Series Hope Davis,
Succession Marcia Gay
Harden, The Morning
Show Martha Kelly,
Euphoria Sanaa Lathan,
Succession Harriet
Walter, Succession Lee You-mi,
Squid Game Outstanding
Guest Actress in a Comedy
Series Jane Adams,
Hacks Harriet Sansom
Harris, Hacks Jane Lynch,
Only Murders in the
Building Laurie
Metcalf, Hacks Kaitlin Olson,
Hacks Harriet
Walter, Ted Lasso Outstanding
Guest Actor in a Comedy
Series Jerrod
Carmichael, Saturday Night
Live Bill Hader,
Curb Your Enthusiasm James Lance,
Ted Lasso Nathan Lane,
Only Murders in the
Building Christopher
McDonald, Hacks Sam
Richardson, Ted Lasso Outstanding
Television Movie Chip 'n' Dale:
Rescue Rangers Ray Donovan:
The Movie Reno 911: The
Hunt for QAnon The
Survivor Zoey's
Extraordinary
Christmas Outstanding
Competition
Program The Amazing
Race Lizzo's Watch
Out for the Big Grrrls
Nailed It!
RuPaul's Drag
Race Top Chef
The
Voice Outstanding
Host for a Reality or Competition
Program Bobby Berk,
Karamo Brown, Tan France, Antoni
Porowski, Jonathan Van Ness,
Queer Eye Amy Poehler,
Nick Offerman, Making
It Nicole Byer,
Nailed It! Barbara
Corcoran, Mark Cuban, Lori
Greiner, Robert Herjavec, Daymond
John, Kevin O'Leary, Shark
Tank Padma Lakshmi,
Top Chef RuPaul,
RuPaul's Drag Race Outstanding
Variety Talk
Series The Daily Show
with Trevor Noah Jimmy Kimmel
Live Last Week
Tonight with John
Oliver Late Night
with Seth Meyers The Late Show
with Stephen Colbert Outstanding
Variety Sketch
Series A Black Lady
Sketch Show Saturday Night
Live Outstanding
Variety Special
(Live) The 64th
Annual Grammy Awards Live in Front
of a Studio Audience: The Facts
of Life and Diff'rent
Strokes The
Oscars Pepsi Super
Bowl LVI Halftime Show Starring
Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Mary J.
Blige, Eminem, Kendrick Lamar and
50 Cent Tony Awards
Presents: Broadway's
Back! Outstanding
Variety Special
(Pre-recorded) Adele: One
Night Only Dave
Chappelle: The Closer Harry Potter
20th Anniversary: Return to
Hogwarts Norm
Macdonald: Nothing
Special One Last Time:
An Evening with Tony Bennett and
Lady Gaga Outstanding
Hosted Nonfiction Series or
Special My Next Guest
Needs No Introduction with David
Letterman The Problem
with Jon Stewart Stanley Tucci:
Searching for Italy VICE The World
According to Jeff
Goldblum
The
74th Emmys to be annunced July
12
The
74th Emmys to be annunced July
12
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Warner film chief Toby Emmerich will steps
down
115- Nominations for the New German Cinema
Award 2022
announced TVI's Gary
Sunkin poses with Flag at Forest
Lawn What
we now refer to as Memorial Day began as
Decoration Day just after the Civil War in
1868. It was established as a day to
remember the war dead by decorating their
graves with flowers. The North and The
South originally observed Decoration Day
on different days until the mid-20th
century when the last Monday of the month
was chosen to honor all Americans who died
while serving in the military.
General
Colin L. Powell remembrance at
National WASHINGTON,
DC
--
PBS will be broadcasting the 2022 National
Memorial Day Concert live from 8-9:30 p.m.
ET, on Sunday. PBS stations from around
the country will be carrying the 90-minute
concert, which will also be streamed and
shown on YouTube, starting at 8 p.m.
PBS will
broadcast the National Memorial Day
Concert live from Washington, D.C. on
Sunday m 8-9:30 p.m. ET. This will be the
33rd year the annual all-star event honors
the men and women who served in the U.S.
armed forces, as well as their families
and those who sacrificed their lives for
their country. Emmy
Award-winner Gary Sinis and Tony
Award-winner Joe Mantegna, who have
dedicated themselves to supporting the
troops and veterans' causes, will be
hosting once again. The concert will also
feature special appearances and
performances by Jean Smart, Gil
Birmingham, Mary McCormack, Dennis
Haysbert, Lea Salonga, Norm Lewis, Craig
Morgan, Rhiannon Giddens, Brian Stokes
Mitchell and Pia Toscano with the National
Symphony Orchestra. This year's
concert will include the following
specially themed segments: Gen.
Colin L. Powell Remembrance - Dennis
Haysbert of "24" and "Major League" honors
the memory of the 12th Chairman of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff and the 65th U.S.
Secretary of State.
Generations of Service - Gil Birmingham of
"Yellowstone" and "Wind River" will
perform a tribute to the over 58,000
Americans who lost their lives in the
Vietnam War and those who served during
the Vietnam era.
Honoring Gold Star Families - Jean Smart
of "Hacks" and "Mare of Easttown" joins
Joe Mantegna in sharing the inspiring
story of retired Maj. Gen. Mark Graham and
his wife Carol, who lost both their sons,
2nd Lt. Jeff Graham and Senior ROTC Cadet
Kevin Graham, to an IED and depression,
respectively, in under eight
months. Women
in WWII Tribute - Mary McCormack of
"Heels" and "West Wing" honors the women
in uniform and those who served on the
home front during World War II. Medal
of Honor Tribute - Gary Sinese will be
joined by Medal of Honor recipients in
this tribute to those who received the
nation's highest award for valor in
combat.
Lincoln Memorial 100th Anniversary - The
concert will mark the 100th anniversary of
the monument dedicated to President
Lincoln. This year's
National Memorial Concert will also
feature performances by musical groups
from the Military District of Washington,
D.C., including the U.S. Army Herald
Trumpets, The U.S. Army Chorus, The
Soldiers' Chorus of the U.S. Army Field
Band, The U.S. Navy Band Sea Chanters, The
U.S. Air Force Singing Sergeants, the
Armed Forces Color Guard and Service Color
Teams.
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CORSAGE opens FILMFEST MÜNCHEN
115-
CORSAGE premiers at
Cannes. Vicky
Krieps as empress Elisabeth. ©
Ricardo Vaz Palma / Alamode
France 115-
The Cannes Film Festival celebrates its
75th edition on May 17 - 28 at the Palais
de
Festival. Debra
Granik, Director, United States Joanna
Kulig Benjamin
Biolay Édgar
Ramírez Following
British filmmaker Andrea Arnold, Valeria
Golino will be the President of the Jury
of Un Certain Regard at the 75th Festival
de Cannes. Along with 4 members from
Poland (actress Joanna Kulig), Venezuela
(actor Édgar Ramírez), the
United States (director Debra Granik), and
France (singer-songwriter and actor
Benjamin Biolay), she will select the
winners of this section which celebrates
young, auteur and revelation films.
115-
Activist crashes red carpet at Cannes Film
Festival to protest Ukraine sexual
violence
115-The
Weeknd, Doja Cat and Olivia Rodrigo lead
as BBMA's
finalists TOP ARTIST: TOP MALE ARTIST: TOP NEW ARTIST: TOP FEMALE
ARTIST:
115-
Ukraine's
Kalush Orchestra wins 2022 Eurovision song
contest
NAB
2022 product of the Year award Winners:
Sony VENICE 2, and Canon EOS R5
C
- Awards
honor breakthrough
products
-By Gary Sunkin
Attendees
from outside the U.S. make up nearly
one-quarter of all pre-registered 2022 NAB
Show
attendees.
108-
CNN+ to shut down
service
114-
Art Rupe, pioneering record executive who
helped launch Little Richard's career,
dies
at 104
Rupe settled on
Specialty's eye-popping yellow labels
after a marketing professor said it was
among the colors most likely to attract
buyers' attention.
Eventually
Rupe grew increasingly frustrated with the
"payola" system of bribing broadcasters to
get records played and distanced himself
from the music business. He sold Specialty
to Fantasy Records in the early 1990s, but
continued to earn money through oil and
gas investments. In recent years, he
headed the Arthur N Rupe Foundation, which
supported education and research. Troy
Cory's Specialty Record days with Sonny
Bono as his
A&R
rep.
115-
Silk Sonic to open the 64th Annual Grammy
Awards
ceremony Album of
the Year Record of
the Year Pop
Duo/Group Performance Pop Vocal
Album Gospel
Album Contemporary
Christian Music
Performance/Song Gospel
Performance/Song
115-
The 2022 B2B Marketing
Expo The
following B2B MARKETING EXPO AWARDS will
be presented:
115-
The 39th PaleyFest LA Returns in Person
102- Hacked streaming accounts on the dark
web
115-
OSCAR Nominations for 94th
AWARDS Best
Picture BELFASTLaura
Berwick, Kenneth Branagh, Becca
Kovacik and Tamar Thomas,
Producers CODA DRIVE MY
CAR DUNE KING
RICHARD LICORICE
PIZZA NIGHTMARE
ALLEY THE POWER OF
THE DOG WEST SIDE
STORY Javier Bardem
in BEING THE RICARDOS Ciarán
Hinds in BELFAST Jessica
Chastain in THE EYES OF TAMMY
FAYE Jessie Buckley
in THE LOST DAUGHTER Animated
Feature Film ENCANTO FLEE LUCA THE MITCHELLS
VS. THE MACHINES RAYA AND THE
LAST DRAGON DUNE NIGHTMARE
ALLEY THE POWER OF
THE DOG THE TRAGEDY OF
MACBETH WEST SIDE
STORY CRUELLA CYRANO DUNE NIGHTMARE
ALLEY WEST SIDE
STORY Directing BELFAST DRIVE MY
CAR LICORICE
PIZZA THE POWER OF
THE DOG WEST SIDE
STORY Documentary
(Feature) ASCENSION ATTICA FLEE SUMMER OF
SOUL (...OR, WHEN THE
REVOLUTION COULD NOT BE
TELEVISED) WRITING WITH
FIRE Documentary
(Short Subject) AUDIBLE LEAD ME
HOME THE QUEEN
OF BASKETBALL THREE SONGS
FOR BENAZIR WHEN WE WERE
BULLIES Film
Editing DON'T LOOK
UP DUNE KING
RICHARD THE POWER OF
THE DOG TICK,
TICK...BOOM! International
Feature Film DRIVE MY
CAR FLEE THE HAND OF
GOD LUNANA: A YAK
IN THE CLASSROOM THE WORST
PERSON IN THE WORLD COMING 2
AMERICA CRUELLA DUNE THE EYES OF
TAMMY FAYE HOUSE OF
GUCCI DON'T LOOK
UP DUNE ENCANTO PARALLEL
MOTHERS THE POWER OF
THE DOG "Be Alive"
from KING RICHARD "Dos
Oruguitas" from ENCANTO "Down To Joy"
from BELFAST "No Time To
Die" - NO TIME TO DIE "Somehow You
Do" from FOUR GOOD DAYS DUNE NIGHTMARE
ALLEY THE POWER OF
THE DOG THE TRAGEDY OF
MACBETH WEST SIDE
STORY Short Film
(Animated) AFFAIRS OF THE
ART BESTIA BOXBALLET ROBIN
ROBIN THE
WINDSHIELD WIPER Short Film
(Live Action) THE DRESS THE LONG
GOODBYE ON MY MIND PLEASE
HOLD Sound BELFAST DUNE NO TIME TO
DIE THE POWER OF
THE DOG WEST SIDE
STORY Visual
Effects DUNE FREE GUY NO TIME TO
DIE SHANG-CHI AND
THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS SPIDER-MAN: NO
WAY HOME Writing
(Adapted
Screenplay) CODA DRIVE MY
CAR DUNE THE LOST
DAUGHTER THE POWER OF
THE DOG Writing
(Original
Screenplay) BELFAST DON'T LOOK
UP KING
RICHARD LICORICE
PIZZA THE WORST
PERSON IN THE WORLD
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Taye Diggs and Nicole Byer Will Host 27th
Critic Choice Award
Ceremony FILM Best Picture Actor Actress Supporting Actor Supporting Actress Young Actor/Actress Acting Ensemble Director Original Screenplay Adapted Screenplay Cinematography Production Design Editing Costume Design Hair and Makeup Visual Effects Comedy Animated Feature Foreign Language Film Song Score TELEVISION Best Drama Series Actress in a Drama
Series Supporting Actor in a Drama
Series Supporting Actress in a
Drama Series Comedy Series Actor in a Comedy
Series Actress in a Comedy
Series Supporting Actor in a
Comedy Series Supporting Actress in a
Comedy Series Limited Series Movie Made for
Television Actor in a Limited
Series Actress in a Limited
Series Supporting Actor in a
Limited
Murray
Bartlett,"The White
Lotus" Supporting Actress in a
Limited
Jennifer
Coolidge, "The White Lotus" Foreign Language Series Animated Series Talk Show Comedy Special
101-
The LA Marathon runs its course from
Dodger Stadium to the Avenue of the Stars,
on Sunday, March
20
101-
John Korir wins men's race for consecutive
year and Delvins
Meringor - both of Kenya - wins
women's Men's Women's
101-SAG
Awards
2022
LOS ANGELES
-
101-
Favorite Travel Show is Back for
2022
115-
Alcarràs takes top prize at the
Berlinale Full list of awards
115-
The Berlin Film Festival kicked off under
strict COVID
measures.
By
Marie
Ludwig
101-
RAMS
beat
the Bengals in Super Bowl LVI
-By
Gary Sunkin
101-
China to host the 2022 Winter Olympics
under the motto "Together For A Shared
Future" Yanqing
which will host all Alpine skiing and
sliding events is located 67 miles
northwest of Beijing. Yanqing District has
a continental monsoon climate, a
transitional zone between temperate zone
and mid-temperate zone, semi-arid and
semi-humid zone. The climate is cold in
winter and is cool in summer, with an
average annual temperature of 8?. It has
an area of about 40 square miles in the
tropical zone, with abundant shallow
geothermal resources. With 2,800 hours of
sunshine per year, it is the region with
the most abundant solar energy resources
in Beijing.
101- LA welcomes Rams and Bengals with the
annual Super Bowl Experience leading-up to
the big
game
-
By
Gary
Sunkin
115-
NAPTE Miami 2022 cancels in-person
conference
as
Covid-19
surges
115-
Is streaming the last resort for indie
films?
115-
The Critics Choice Awards have been
postponed amid COVID-19
concerns
115-
Golden Globe Award winners announced at a
muted glitz-free
ceremony Best Picture - Drama Best Picture - Musical /
Comedy Best TV Series - Drama Best TV Series -
Musical/Comedy Best Actor - Movie
Drama Best Actress - Movie
Drama
115-
Trends
Shaping the Technology of Tomorrow at
CES
115- Microsoft Joins Google, Amazon, and
others in canceling In-Person Presence at
CES 2022, scheduled to take place January
5 -
8
Consumer
Electronics Show
attracts 15,000
sign-ups despite Omicron fear, however
11th hour cancellations are are coming
in.
115-
After last year's absence the Rose Parade
is back to ring in
2022
"Dream Believe, Achieve" TOURNAMENT OF
ROSES OFFERS FIRST SNEAK PEEK AT 2022 ROSE
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Sweet Leilani VRA5300. In May
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is actor - restaurateur Alan
Hale. Also: Priscilla Cory
joins her father in a
selection of Hawaiian tunes,
including "Sweet Leilan,"
"You, My Ukulele and Me," and
"Blue Hawaii." Today's program
features a replica of
Gilligan's island with an
all-hawaiian format.
Passionettes are featured as
mermaids. Troy sings: "My
Claire De Lune" accompanied by
Redwood & Company
Players: Troy Cory; Priscilla
Cory; John Perkins Barrymore;
Jr.; Inge Maria Pinser; The
Passionettes: Caroline Nering;
Debbie Midget; Evelyn Cortes;
Jacquelyn Lombard; Jeep
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Stars: Sammy Fain; Larry
Storch; Alan Hale; Clint
Walker; Foster Brooks; Jack
Foreman; Sugar Ray Robinson;
Florence Marly; Byron Matson;
Lieutenant Robert Helder;
Wanda Hendrix; Nick Lucas;
Zina Florentine; Ron Fischer;
Liz Renay; Dee Arlen; Sumatran
tiger; Renee Valenti; Dave
Macklin; Tommy Cooper; Sandy;
Marve; Pam Warsham; Jessie
White; Priscilla Stubblefield;
Jackie Stubblefield; Linda
Nering; David McFarlane;
Janice Wilson; Rayme
Whitenack; Hilda Fuchs;
Estelle Prince; Harry Ashley;
Dennis Grimes; Mario Feninger;
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Troy sings: To Get To You
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Priscilla Cory; John Perkins
Barrymore; Jr.; Inge Maria
Pinser; The Passionettes:
Caroline Nering; Debbie
Midget; Evelyn Cortes;
Jacquelyn Lombard; Jeep
Ransaw; Susan Jackson; Guest
Stars: Sammy Fain; Larry
Storch; Alan Hale; Clint
Walker; Foster Brooks; Jack
Foreman; Sugar Ray Robinson;
Florence Marly; Byron Matson;
Lieutenant Robert Helder;
Wanda Hendrix; Nick Lucas;
Zina Florentine; Ron Fischer;
Liz Renay; Dee Arlen; Sumatran
tiger; Renee Valenti; Dave
Macklin; Tommy Cooper; Sandy;
Marve; Pam Warsham; Jessie
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Jackie Stubblefield; Linda
Nering; David McFarlane;
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Players: Troy Cory; Priscilla
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Passionettes: Caroline Nering;
Debbie Midget; Evelyn Cortes;
Jacquelyn Lombard; Jeep
Ransaw; Susan Jackson; Guest
Stars: Sammy Fain; Larry
Storch; Alan Hale; Clint
Walker; Foster Brooks; Jack
Foreman; Sugar Ray Robinson;
Florence Marly; Byron Matson;
Lieutenant Robert Helder;
Wanda Hendrix; Nick Lucas;
Zina Florentine; Ron Fischer;
Liz Renay; Dee Arlen; Sumatran
tiger; Renee Valenti; Dave
Macklin; Tommy Cooper; Sandy;
Marve; Pam Warsham; Jessie
White; Priscilla Stubblefield;
Jackie Stubblefield; Linda
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and featuring various
celebrities and film clips.
Featured
Guests: Pete Simon; Priscilla
Cory, Larry Taylor, Suzanne
Vegas, Fawn Maureen. Troy
sings various songs from his
albms. In
1973 the Bonnie and Clyde
Death Car was purchased by Peter
Simon of the Oasis Casino in Jean
Nevada for $175.000. It was
on display at Whiskey Pete's
Casino for several years and is
now on permanent display at the
Primm Hotel and Casino at Primm
Nevada just of Interstate 15 on
the Nevada and California
Stateline. Players:
Troy Cory; Priscilla Cory;
Suzanne Vegas, Virginia, Hill,
Jack and Tom Lambie, Hang Glider
Innovators, Karen Lafrenz, Sherry
Teranto; Paul Oesterle,
owner-operator Howard Johnson
Hotel,
Las Vegas; Allen Pinson,
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hostess of the show opens the NBS
trunk during the show going
through the writings, drawings
and patents bequested to Troy by
Bernard. Troy's grandfather,
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July
114-
'Goodfellas,' 'Law & Order' actor Paul
Sorvino dies at
83
115-
TCA cancels in-person Summer Press Tour -
goes
virtual.
115-
The PBS Short Film Festival Presents
'Stories that
Stick'
102- Hacked streaming accounts on the dark
web
115-
Emmy Nominations 2022
announced:
115-
The 74th Emmys to be annunced July
12
115- 39th
Munich Film Festival opens for 10-day
celebration of
movies
115-
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MÜNCHEN
113-British
government approves Julian Assange's
Extradition to
US
102-
NAB AMPLIFY serving global
media
102-
When Podcasting Collides with
Commercialization
115-
The 74th Emmys to be annunced July
12
108-
Warner film chief Toby Emmerich will steps
down
115- Nominations for the New German Cinema
Award 2022
announced
114-
Art Rupe, Pioneering Record Executive Who
Helped Launch
the First Wireless Broadcast in
1892
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remembered
at National Memorial Day
Concert
115-
Activist crashes red carpet at Cannes Film
Festival
to
protest Ukraine sexual
violence
115-
With a new empress Elisabeth: CORSAGE
premiers at
Cannes
115-
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MÜNCHEN
115-
Activist crashes red carpet at Cannes Film
Festival
to
protest Ukraine sexual
violence
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Briefs
115-
Billboard Music Award Winners -
2022
115-
Ukraine's
Kalush Orchestra wins 2022 Eurovision song
contest
115-The
Weeknd, Doja Cat and Olivia Rodrigo lead
as BBMA's
finalists
115-
Cannes Film Festival, celebrates its 75th
edition
This
year marks the 130th Anniversary
of
the First Wireless Broadcast in
1892
May
marks the 114th Anniversary of the
Wireless Telephone
Patent
Nathan
B. Stubblefield's patented the wireless
telephone in
1908
108-
Warner Bros. Discovery pulls plug on CNN+
streaming
service
108-
CNN+ to shut down
service
114-
Art Rupe, Pioneering Record Executive Who
Helped Launch
Little
Richard's Career, Dies
at 104
115-
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explored at NAB
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companies
from 38 nations attending
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115-
Silk Sonic to open the 64th Annual Grammy
Awards
ceremony
Jon
Batiste takes Album of the year "We Are"
Grammy
Award
Winners
115-
The 39th PaleyFest LA Returns in Person to
the Dolby
Theater
102- Hacked streaming accounts on the dark
web
115-
CODA
takes Oscar for best picture
115-
Complete OSCAR winners
list
101-
John Korir wins men's race for consecutive
year
and
Delvins
Meringor, wins women's
race
101-
The LA Marathon runs its course from
Dodger
Stadium to the Avenue of the Stars, March
20
115-
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2022
115-
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27th
Critic Choice Award
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lead
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TV
at SAG Awards
101-
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Berlinale
101-
RAMS vs. Cincinnati Bengals in Super Bowl
LVI
115-
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strict COVID measures
101-
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with
the annual Super Bowl
Experience
101-
China to host the 2022 Winter
Olympics
under the motto "Together For A Shared
Future"
115-
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films?
115-
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postponed
amid COVID-19 concerns
115-
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conference
115-
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glitz-free
ceremony
115-
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in canceling In-Person Presence at CES
2022, scheduled to take place January 5 -
8
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1992
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Wireless Telephone
Patent
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Patent
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Actor Paul Sorvino, who died today at 83,
played a legion of mobsters throughout his
five decades-long career. He is best known
for his roles as Paulie Cicero in the 1990
gangster film Goodfellas, directed by
Martin Scorsese.
Born in Brooklyn in
1939 to a mother who taught piano and
father who was a foreman in a robe
factory, Sorvino was musically inclined
from a young age and attended the American
Musical and Dramatic Academy in New York
where he found his love for the theater.
He made his Broadway debut in 1964 in
"Bajour" and his film debut in Carl
Reiner's "Where's Poppa?" in 1970.
In 1991, he began a
31-episode stint on NBC's Law & Order,
portraying NYPD Det. Philip Cerreta, the
partner of Chris Noth's Det. Mike Logan.
The character, after being wounded in the
line of duty, was succeeded on the series
by Jerry Orbach's Det. Lennie Briscoe.
He
was an actor, opera singer, businessman,
writer, and sculptor. He also played
plenty of cops, a movie producer, a
televangelist, God, a founder of the
American Communist Party, an Italian
fashion designer, an MLB manager, a
Shakespearean lord, Henry Kissinger in
OliverStone's "Nixon" and a wide array of
other colorful characters.
His co-stars
included Al Pacino, Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom
Cruise, Robert Redford, Angela Bassett,
Jennifer Connelly, Charlton Heston, Warren
Beatty (four times), James Caan (five
times), Richard Gere, Robert Mitchum,
Glenda Jackson, Forest Whitaker, Gena
Rowlands, Rita Moreno, Alec Baldwin, Diane
Keaton, Joaquin Phoenix and his own
Oscar-winning daughter, Mira Sorvino.
Sorvino received
critical praise and a Tony-nomination for
his performance in Jason Miller's 1972
Broadway play "That Championship Season."
He reprised his role in the 1982 feature
film version that also starred Bruce Dern,
Stacy Keach, Robert Mitchum and Martin
Sheen.
Sorvino also had a
standout supporting role in the Best
Picture Oscar-nominated film "A Touch of
Class," also starring Segal, and in
1981 co-starred in Warren Beatty's film,
"Reds."
Other film credits,
to name a few, "The Panic in Needle Park,"
"The Day of the Dolphin," "The
Gambler" -- opposite James Caan, who also
died this month -- "Cruising," Bulworth,"
"Romeo + Juliet," "The Cooler" and
"Mambo Italiano."
His many TV roles
included appearances
on "Moonlighting," "Murder, She
Wrote," "Star Trek: The Next Generation,"
"Elementary," "The Goldbergs" and
"Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders." More
recently, he played mobster Frank Costello
in "Godfather of Harlem for Epix."
In addition to
"Bajour" and "That Championship Season,"
Sorvino's Broadway credits include
performances in "Mating Dance"
(1965), "Skyscrape"r (1965), and "An
American Millionaire" (1974). In 1976, he
directed the short-lived Broadway play
"Wheelbarrow Closers."
Sorvino founded the
Paul Sorvino Asthma Foundation, and with
wife, Emmy Award winner Dee Dee,
co-authored the book "Pinot, Pasta, and
Parties."
In addition to his
wife Dee Dee, he is survived by children
Mira, Amanda and Michael and 5
grandchildren.
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LOS
ANGELES, CA (Television International
Magazine)
--
The
Television Critics Association
(TCA) cancels
in-person aspect of the of its Summer
Press Tour, originally set to start July
27 at the Langham Huntington Hotel in
Pasadena, California.
TCA is in
discussions with networks to plan a
virtual schedule and will share dates as
soon as available. Currently, the TCA has
lost nine more in-person dates on its
summer press run, including; five Disney
days, one Fox, one CBS/Paramount +, and a
couple for PBS. Cancellation comes amid
concerns over the highly transmittable
BA.5 COVID variant and Los Angeles
County's possible indoor mask mandate.
The Television
Critics Association (TCA) is a group of
approximately 200 United States and
Canadian television critics, journalists
and columnists who cover television
programming for newspapers, magazines, and
web publications.
The TCA accepts
applications and selects members twice per
year in March and September. Once
selected, all members meet at The Langham
Huntington Hotel and Spa in Pasadena,
California in January for the winter press
tour, and at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly
Hills in July for the summer press tour.
Winter press tour usually covers network
midseason replacements, programs from
streaming services and cable series which
start in January, while the summer tour
covers the new fall season for broadcast,
streaming, and cable programming.
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Now
in its 11th year, the PBS Short Film
Festival is a celebration of independent
films and filmmaking. Join PBS in
exploring an incredible selection of
captivating films about identity, society,
culture, family, race, and humanity in
this annual showcase of powerful and
unexpected stories.
The
PBS Short Film Festival is part of a
multiplatform initiative to increase the
reach and visibility of independent
filmmakers from across the country and
amplify the voices of diverse content
creators. Since its inception in 2012,
hundreds of films celebrating love,
acceptance, family, strength, equality,
friendship, loyalty and more have been
presented under the festival's
banner. The 2022 festival carries
the tagline "Stories that Stick" to
highlight the impact of powerful
storytelling.
Starting
at midnight on Monday, July 11, audiences
can watch and share all 27 films. In
addition, a panel of nine jury members
will select their favorite film of the
festival for the Juried Prize.
Jury
members are respected professionals in
independent film and public media and were
invited by PBS to participate. Eric
Gulliver, American Experience Producer;
Simon Kilmurry, International Documentary
Association, Executive Director; Judith
Vecchione, WGBH Educational Foundation,
Executive Producer; Mike Sargent,
Reelworld/Nightshift, Producer/Host;
Adnaan Wassey, Digital Media Executive
(formerly of POV); Antonia Thornton,
Firelight Media, Artist Programs
Coordinator; Wendy Llinas, PBS National
Programming; Jada Leng, PBS National
Programming; Weenta Girmay, Firelight
Media, Regional Initiatives
Coordinator.
Films
featured in the PBS Short Film Festival
have been selected and provided by 16
public media partners and PBS member
stations. This year's lineup includes
films from Black
Public
Media,
Center
for Asian American Media
(CAAM),
Independent
Television Service
(ITVS),
Latino
Public
Broadcasting,
Pacific
Islanders in Communications
(PIC),
POV,
Reel
South,
Vision
Maker
Media
and World
Channel,
as
well as PBS
local member stations,
Alabama Public Television
(APTV),
KLRU-TV
Austin
PBS,
Louisiana
Public Broadcasting
(LPB),
MPT
Digital
Studios,
WKAR
(Michigan State
University),
WMHT
(New
York)
and
WSIU
(Illinois).
Generating
more than 12 million streams over the
course of the festival's history, the
Webby Award-winning PBS Short Film
Festival continues to be an engaging
annual digital event.
This
Year's Award
A distinguished panel of nine jury members
will select their favorite film of the
festival for the "Juried Prize."
Meet
the jury
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Under the slogan
"Unleashed" the 39th Munich Film Festival
opened Thursday evening (June 23) at the
Isarphilharmonie concert hall to kick off
10 days of screenings at indoor and
outdoor venues around the Bavarian
capital. Munich's largest concert hall was
converted into Munich's largest cinema
hall for the film festival.
The opening film
was the historical drama "Corsage" by
director Marie Kreutzer (44) with actress
Vicky Krieps (38) as Empress Elisabeth
"Sisi" of Austria (1837-1898). The strip
had its world premiere at the film
festival in Cannes, southern France, and
leading actress Krieps was awarded the
actor's prize in the "Un Certain Regard"
section.
The
Munich Film Festival opened with a red
carpet and a big party -- at which the war
in Ukraine was not
forgotten.Actress
Uschi Glas spoke of a bad conscience about
going out to party. The time is difficult,
"the war is a catastrophe."
This topic was also
addressed by Munich's second mayor Katrin
Habenschaden in her opening speech: "How
much cinematic escapism can you afford
when hell on earth is raging just a
two-hour flight away?" she asked. Her
answer: "The power that art can develop
also influences our society. We cannot
overestimate that." In his speech at the
opening of the Cannes Film Festival in
May, Ukrainian President Volodymyr
Zelenskyy explained what the film, the big
screen, could achieve: "He said: 'If there
is another dictator, if there's another
war of liberation, then it all depends on
our solidarity again. We need a new
Charlie Chaplin which proves that cinema
is not silent these days.'" With this he
skilfully made the connection from
Chaplin's film "The Great Dictator (1940)
to the political function of the film.
Several hundred
screenings are scheduled at about a dozen
indoor and outdoor venues around the city,
with the fest to wrap up on July 2 with
the awarding of the top prizes in several
categories for both international and
German film productions.
The main interest for many film fans will
be focused on three competitions: the
50,000 Euros ($52,300) CineMasters for
best international film, which has 10
entries, the 15,000 Euros CineVision for
the best newcomer director, and a new
prize, the 10,000 Euros CineRebels.
This year's festival is to pay special
tribute to two women. German director
Doris Doerrie will be honoured with a
retrospective show of her several decades
of filmmaking, while the CineMerit
lifetime achievement award will be
presented to Italian actress Alba
Rohrwacher.
With war going on in Ukraine, the Munich
festival will also be screening films by
Ukrainian and Russian directors focusing
on issues of war, survival and
totalitarianism.
Another topical theme concerns the 50th
anniversary of the terrorism-stricken 1972
Munich Olympics, with a film "Champagne
for the Eyes -- Poison for the Rest" by
German director Klaus Lemke depicting the
lifestyle of Munich in the 1970s.
Regarding the terrorist attack on the
Munich games, the Munich Film Festival and
Bavarian broadcaster Bayerischer Rundfunk
will be dedicating an entire evening to
the theme directly after the festival in
the open-air cinema located on the Olympic
Lake.
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To
celebrate in a fitting manner, the opening
ceremony of the 39th FILMFEST MÜNCHEN
was held in the beautiful new concert hall
recently opened by the city of Munich: the
Isarphilharmonie at the Gasteig HP8. This
modern concert hall, built onto an
industrial heritage site, provides just
the right atmosphere for the majestic
opening film. Marie Kreutzer's CORSAGE has
Vicky Krieps step into the iconic role of
Empress Elisabeth of Austria in a
completely new guise. Kreutzer paints a
completely new picture of a woman who was
literally and socially corseted by royal
constraints, prevailing standards of
beauty, and her own wardrobe.
Kreutzer
is obviously making a case for Sissi as a
woman comprehensively stymied by the
combined forces of patriarchy and court
protocol, but she is not the kind of
filmmaker to avoid unpleasant truths. Her
Sissi is a textbook narcissist.
Inaugurated
in 1983 and with some 200 showings every
year, the Munich Film Festival is
Germany's second biggest film festival
after Berlin. With over a million films
admitted since the festivals beginning,
this event is certainly one of the most
important for the film industry in
Germany. Major productions, indie
documentaries, and short films all find an
audience in one of Munich's many theaters.
All films are shown in the original
language, often with German or English
subtitles. There is usually an impressive
lineup of live guests from the movie
industry as well. The theaters are mostly
within a 15-minute walk from each other,
and public transportation can bring you
there easily. Some of the venues for
previous years include the Filmmuseum,
Gasteig Kulturzentrum, Rio Filmpalast,
Filmtheater Sendlinger Tor, City-Atelier
Kinos and Gloria Palast am Stachus.
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CANNES - With a
new empress Elisabeth, CORSAGE celebrates
a world premier at Cannes'
Un
Certain Regard and earned unanimous praise
and was circled by several
distributors.
IFC Films has
acquired North American rights to
"Corsage," Marie Kreutzer's bold costume
drama starring Vicky Krieps as the Empress
Elisabeth of Austria known as Sissi. In
the 1950s she has captured the hearts of
the public ever since she was immortalized
by actress Romy Schneider in a "Sissi"
trilogy.
Free
of "Kitsch" Marie Kreutzer (Direction and
script) shows a completely new picture of
said empress Elisabeht who as "Sisi"
became an ikone and who now in CORSAGE not
only can be seen in a new light but is
freed.
"Corsage" centers
on Empress Elisabeth of Austria, the
monarch idolized for her beauty and
inspiring fashion trends. Sissi was a
Bavarian princess, who married the
Austrian emperor Franz Joseph I when she
was 16 and was on the throne for 44 years.
Kreutzer's script focuses on just one of
those years:
Christmas 1877:
It's the 40th birthday of empress
Elisabeth of Austria (Vicky Krieps). In
her performative role on the side of her
husband emperor Franz Joseph (Florian
Teichtmeister) she may not opine her
thoughts on matters of state but must
always stay the young empress. To stay
true to this expectation, she keeps a
rigid plan of fasting, sport, combing her
hair and daily cinching her famed 19.5"
waist. But Elisabeth is curious, and with
a zest for live, whose opposition to the
oversized image of herself grows and who
does not want to live trapped in a royal
corset any longer. The "corsage" of the
title doesn't refer to flowers on a dress,
but the corset that squeezes Elisabeth's
rib cage tighter and tighter. Her hunger
for knowledge and adventerous life makes
her more and more restless in Vienna.
20
years after the film is set, the empress
was, in fact, assassinated in Switzerland
by an Italian anarchist in 1898. Given the
character's penchant for dangerous sports
and constant starvation, privilege,
frustration and, trying to hold on to her
sanity it comes as a surprise to learn
that Corsage gives her a different
end.
"Corsage" was produced by A Film AG
production, in co-production with Samsa
Film, Komplizen Film, Kazak Productions,
ORF Film/Fernseh-Abkommen, ZDF/ARTE, ARTE
France Cinéma.
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Creative Artists
Agency bought ICM Partners in a landmark
deal that could transform Hollywood
representation. The deal reduces the
number of top agencies to three dominant
players: CAA, WME and United Talent
Agency.
The deal is the
industry's largest acquisition
since the William Morris Agency merged
with Endeavor in 2009, essentially turning
Hollywood into a two-agency town.
Although
financial terms were not disclosed, the
acquisition was valued at $750 million,
resulting in a pro-forma enterprise
valuation of $5 billion for the enlarged
agency.
CAA and ICM
combined will have more than 3,200
employees across 25 countries. The deal's
closing will leave behind only a handful
of power players. Endeavor, the industry's
largest, went public last year and is
valued at around $9.8 billion. United
Talent Agency trails behind both
firms.
Apple, Amazon and
Netflix have muscled in on Hollywood in
recent years, and traditional media
companies like Disney and Discovery have
joined the race. The growing power of
these firms and the economics of streaming
have changed the way actors are paid, and
made it harder to bargain on their behalf.
That has made it tougher for a smaller
agency like ICM to compete.
The
CAA takeover was first announced in
September but the deal had to be delayed
due to increased scrutiny clearing a
regulatory review by the Department of
Justice and the Federal Trade Commission
as the industry experiences a wave of
deal-making and M&A fervor rages in
Hollywood.
The pairing will
mean significant jobs losses at ICM.
Of the 425 employees that CAA would
have taken on as part of the deal, some
will have to be cut.
CAA's
acquisition of its smaller rival is part
of a wider consolidation that is reshaping
Hollywood as media companies boost their
film and TV offerings for streaming
platforms. It comes at a time of rapid
changes in the talent representation
industry, where power has shifted away
from A-list actors and directors toward
creators of content such as writers and
producers.
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LONDON
-- June 17, 2022. The British government
on Friday has ordered the extradition of
the WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange to
the US, to face spying charges, by his
website's publication of classified U.S.
documents.
WikiLeaks
immediately released a statement to say it
would appeal against the decision. "Today
is not the end of the fight," it said. "It
is only the beginning of a new legal
battle. We will appeal through the legal
system; the next appeal will be before the
high court." Assange's lawyers have 14
days to file the appeal.
The case passed to
the British home secretary last month
after the UK supreme court ruled that
there were no legal questions over
assurances given by US authorities on
Assange's likely treatment.
Assange's wife,
Stella Assange, a lawyer who married her
husband in a prison ceremony in March,
said the U.K. decision marked "a dark day
for press freedom and for British
democracy." "We're not at the end of the
road here," and "We're going to fight
this."
"Julian did nothing
wrong," she said. "He has committed no
crime and is not a criminal. He is a
journalist and a publisher, and he is
being punished for doing his job."
The statement said
anyone who cared about freedom of
expression should be "deeply ashamed".
Julian Assange has
battled in British courts for years to
avoid being sent to the U.S., where he
faces 17 charges of espionage and one
charge of computer misuse.
The saga was
triggered in 2010 when WikiLeaks published
a series of leaks provided by the then US
army soldier Chelsea Manning, as well as a
dump of more than 250,000 US diplomatic
cables, some of which were published in
the Guardian and elsewhere, containing
classified diplomatic analysis from world
leaders. The US government launched a
criminal investigation into the leak
Also in 2010, an
arrest warrant for Assange was issued for
two separate sexual assault allegations in
Sweden. The UK ruled that he should be
extradited to Sweden. This prompted him to
enter the Ecuadorian embassy in London in
August 2012, claiming political asylum. He
feared that if he was extradited to Sweden
he would in turn be extradited to the
US.
Assange finally
left the embassy in 2019. He was arrested
in the UK for skipping bail and ultimately
jailed, then extradition proceedings to
the US were started against him.
American
prosecutors say the Australian citizen
helped U.S. Army intelligence analyst
Chelsea Manning steal classified
diplomatic cables and military files that
WikiLeaks later published, putting lives
at risk.
To his supporters,
Assange, 50, is a secrecy-breaking
journalist who exposed U.S. military
wrongdoing in Iraq and Afghanistan.
A British court
ruled in April that Assange could be sent
to face trial in the U.S., sending the
case to the U.K. government for a
decision. Britain's interior minister,
Home Secretary Priti Patel, signed the
order authorizing Assange's
extradition.
The Home Office
said in a statement that the government
had to approve his move to the U.S.
because "the U.K. courts have not found
that it would be oppressive, unjust or an
abuse of process to extradite Mr.
Assange."
Barry Pollack,
Assange's U.S. lawyer, said it was
"disappointing news that should concern
anyone who cares about the First Amendment
and the right to publish."
Assange's lawyers
said they would mount a new legal
challenge, and legal experts say the case
could take months or even years more to
conclude.
"We will appeal
this all the way, if necessary to the
European Court of Human Rights," Assange
attorney Jennifer Robinson said.
Robinson asked U.S.
President Joe Biden to drop the charges
brought against Assange during Donald
Trump's presidency, arguing they posed a
"grave threat" to free speech. Assange's
father, John Shipton, also urged the U.S.
to drop the prosecution.
Assange's
supporters and lawyers maintain he was
acting as a journalist and is entitled to
First Amendment protections of freedom of
speech. They argue that the case is
politically motivated, that he would face
inhumane treatment and be unable to get a
fair trial in the U.S.
Journalism
organizations and human rights groups had
called on Britain to refuse the
extradition request. Assange's lawyers say
he could face up to 175 years in jail if
he is convicted in the U.S., though
American authorities have said any
sentence is likely to be much lower than
that.
Amnesty
International Secretary General Agnes
Callamard said Friday that extraditing
Assange "would put him at great risk and
sends a chilling message to journalists
the world over."
Assange
remains in London's high-security Belmarsh
Prison, where he has been since he was
arrested in 2019 for skipping bail during
a separate legal battle.
Assange's
supporters say his physical and mental
health are both under strain. Stella
Assange told a news conference that her
husband's condition was "deteriorating by
the day."
Associated Press writers Eric Tucker in
Washington and Bobby Caina Calvan in New
York contributed.
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Fans of the hugely
popular Kermode and Mayo's Film Review
podcast have had to scramble in recent
weeks as the pair decided to leave the BBC
and set up shop at Sony.
The show started 21
years ago and was reformatted into a
podcast a decade ago, attracting millions
of listeners to become the nation's most
influential film review. While the BBC is
hardly a small player in media, it
nurtured the show to success but couldn't
afford to keep its stars in the fold when
Sony came calling.
READ MORE: Kermode
and Mayo: 'The BBC don't do plush &endash;
nor should they'
(MSN)
This is one example
of a wider trend in which podcasts are
becoming commercialized, corporatized, and
centralized, threatening the grassroots
origins of the medium.
Podcasting is big
business. Recent reports from the IAB
calculate revenues in excess of $1 billion
this year, growing to more than $4 billion
in just two years' time.
"Grassroots
podcasting will soon find itself competing
with the professionalized,
platform-dominated version of the medium
that's hit-driven and slickly produced,
with cross-media tie-ins and big budgets,"
comments an article from The
Conversation's John Sullivan, who examines
how corporate takeovers are fundamentally
changing podcasts.
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ON DEMAND are 25 of the most popular
sessions from this year's NAB 2022 Show
conference program.
Catch up or
re-watch any of these themed tracks--each
collection contains five highly
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Access passes are
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per session!
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AMPLIFY inspires global
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This
year's Emmy Award nominees were announced
on Tuesday, with "Succession," "Ted Lasso"
and "The White Lotus" earning the most
nominations. "Squid Game" earned 14 nods,
the most ever for a foreign-language
show.
The 74th Emmy
Awards will be broadcast live at 8 p.m.
Eastern on Sept. 12 on NBC and will stream
live for the first time on
Peacock.
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Complete List
Complete List
Outstanding Drama
Series
Outstanding Supporting Actress in
a Limited Series or
Movie
LOS
ANGELES -June 7, 2022 --
The Television
Academy today announced 121 nominations in
35 categories for the 74th Los Angeles
Area Emmy® Awards, to be presented
Saturday evening, July 23, 2022, at the
Television Academy's campus in the NoHo
Arts District in Los Angeles.
The
official Emmy Awards nominations will be
announced on July 12.
The nomination
round of voting runs from June 16 to June
27.
For the first time
since the Covid-19 pandemic, the TV
Academy will bring back Governors Balls to
celebrate after the Creative Arts and
Primetime Emmys ceremonies. The Academy
scrapped the events in 2020 and 2021 due
to the safety concerns.
A
handful of minor rule changes for 2022
have been announced, including eliminating
the program time length for comedy and
drama series and further defining what a
"limited series" is. It also partnered
with the New York-based National Academy
of Television Arts and Sciences to
announce a realignment of some series
eligibility -- moving to more genre,
rather than daypart, distinctions.
The Los Angeles
Area Emmy Awards honor locally produced
programs in the categories of Crime and
Social Issues, Culture and History, the
Arts, Human Interest, Sports, the
Environment, and Live and Breaking News
Coverage.
A complete list of
the nominations, are tabulated by the
Academy's accounting firm Ernst &
Young The nominations are listed
alphabetically by program within each
category.
Christie
Lyn Lugo Leigh and Stephanie Hampton are
the Los Angeles Area Governors.
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LOS
ANGELES -June 7, 2022 --
The Television
Academy today announced 121 nominations in
35 categories for the 74th Los Angeles
Area Emmy® Awards, to be presented
Saturday evening, July 23, 2022, at the
Television Academy's campus in the NoHo
Arts District in Los Angeles.
The
official Emmy Awards nominations will be
announced on July 12.
The nomination
round of voting runs from June 16 to June
27.
For the first time
since the Covid-19 pandemic, the TV
Academy will bring back Governors Balls to
celebrate after the Creative Arts and
Primetime Emmys ceremonies. The Academy
scrapped the events in 2020 and 2021 due
to the safety concerns.
A
handful of minor rule changes for 2022
have been announced, including eliminating
the program time length for comedy and
drama series and further defining what a
"limited series" is. It also partnered
with the New York-based National Academy
of Television Arts and Sciences to
announce a realignment of some series
eligibility -- moving to more genre,
rather than daypart, distinctions.
The Los Angeles
Area Emmy Awards honor locally produced
programs in the categories of Crime and
Social Issues, Culture and History, the
Arts, Human Interest, Sports, the
Environment, and Live and Breaking News
Coverage.
A complete list of
the nominations, are tabulated by the
Academy's accounting firm Ernst &
Young The nominations are listed
alphabetically by program within each
category.
Christie
Lyn Lugo Leigh and Stephanie Hampton are
the Los Angeles Area Governors.
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Former MGM Film
Executives Michael De Luca and Pam Abdy
Named New Co-Chairpersons and Chief
Executive Officers of Warner Bros.
Pictures Group
Under New Strategy Warner Bros. Studios
Will Be Broken Out Into Three Distinct
Businesses
BURBANK, CA -- June 1, 2022 -- Warner
Bros. film chief Toby Emmerich, will step
down from his job running one of
Hollywood's biggest movie studios in a
major shakeup following the company's
recent merger with Discovery. Emmerich, a
30-year veteran of the company who most
recently served as chairman of Warner
Bros. Pictures Group, will take on a
production deal with the studio. He well
launch his own production company focused
on film, television and streaming. Warner
Bros Discovery will finance Emmerich's
firm and have distribution rights to its
films and shows under a five-year
deal.
Industry veterans
and former MGM film executives Michael De
Luca and Pam Abdy have been appointed
co-chairpersons and CEOs of Warner Bros.
Pictures Group, which currently includes
Warner Bros. Pictures, New Line Cinema,
DC-Based Film Production, and Warner Bros.
Feature Animation.
Most recently, De
Luca and Abdy led MGM Studios as motion
picture group chairman and president,
respectively, since 2020. They are
stepping down following Amazon's $8.5
billion deal to acquire MGM and will join
Warner Bros. Discovery this summer after a
period of transition.
During the pair's
tenure, MGM released such hit films as
Oscar-nominated "House of Gucci," Best
Picture Academy Award nominee "Licorice
Pizza," and the James Bond franchise's
Oscar-winning "No Time To Die." Throughout
his 30-year career in the film business,
De Luca has been responsible for an
impressive portfolio of films, including:
"Reminiscence," "Captain Phillips,"
"Moneyball," "The Social Network," "Boogie
Nights," "Blade" and "The Mask." He also
produced the $1.3 billion grossing "Fifty
Shades of Grey" franchise. He is a former
president of production at both New Line
Cinema and DreamWorks.
Abdy served
previously as a Partner and Head of Film
at Makeready, where she produced "Queen
& Slim" and "A Million Little Pieces."
Prior to that, she served as President of
Production at New Regency, which released
the Academy Award-winning "Birdman," "Gone
Girl," Oscar-winner "The Big Short," and
"The Revenant," which received 12 Academy
Award nominations including Best Picture,
and two Golden Globe awards for Best
Picture (Drama) and Best Actor. Before
joining New Regency, Abdy was the
president of Scott Stuber's Bluegrass
Films.
De Luca and Abdy
follow longtime studio executive Toby
Emmerich who is stepping down as chairman
of Warner Bros. Pictures Group. Emmerich
has led the film studio division since
2017, previously serving as President and
Chief Content Officer, and before that as
President and Chief Operating Officer of
New Line Cinema. He is a 30-year veteran
of Warner Bros. having joined the company
in 1992 as a dual development and music
executive.
An accomplished
screenwriter and producer, Emmerich is
launching a new production company at the
Warner Bros. studio, focused on film,
television and streaming. As part of an
exclusive 5-year agreement, Warner Bros.
Discovery will finance Emmerich's venture
and have distribution rights to films and
series.
Under Emmerich's
leadership, Warner Bros. Pictures Group
had its most successful year ever in 2018,
with a global box office of $5.57 billion.
This success was fueled by a diverse
lineup of hit films, including "Aquaman"--
the most successful DC Superhero film ever
and Warner Bros.' second-biggest title of
all time, "Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of
Grindelwald," "Ready Player One," "The
Meg," "Rampage," "A Star is Born," "The
Nun," and "Crazy Rich Asians." In 2019,
the Studio released the highest-grossing
R-rated film of all time, DC's "Joker,"
which earned $1.08 billion at the global
box office and won two Academy Awards, as
well as the hugely successful horror
sequel "IT Chapter Two."
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Michael
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Officers of Warner Bros. Pictures
Group
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MUNICH -- The
nominees for the New German Cinema
sponsorship award donated by Bavaria Film,
DZ Bank and BR in the categories
directing, producing, screenplay and
acting have been chosen. For the first
time, the winner in the Best Screenplay
category will also be able to take part in
a newly created mentoring program.
The New German Cinema Sponsorship prize is
one of the most desired recognition for
young Germans working in the film industry
and is endowed with a total of 70,000
euros. The best newcomer performances in
the feature films in the New German Cinema
series at FILMFEST MÜNCHEN are
honored. All directors, producers,
screenwriters and actors whose feature
films have been selected for the Neues
Deutsches Kino series are eligible to
compete for the sponsorship award,
provided that it is their first, second or
third - in the case of producers at most
the sixth - full-length feature film.
This year, talents
from thirteen films celebrating their
world premiere at FILMFEST MÜNCHEN
meet these criteria. The award categories
are endowed as follows: Best Director (EUR
30,000), Best Producer (EUR 20,000), Best
Screenplay (EUR 10,000) and Best Actor
(EUR 10,000). A three-person jury decides
on the award -- this year Almila Bagriacik
(actress), Ingo Fliess (producer) and
Sönke Wortmann (director/producer).
The award ceremony will take place on the
evening of July 1st at the HFF --
Hochschule für Fernsehen und Film
München (by invitation).
A significant
innovation from 2022: In the Best
Screenplay category, the winner will
receive not only the prize money but also
access to a newly created mentoring
program, which will provide advice and
support for the next screenplay and
project development by an experienced
Producer includes - possibly with the
option of sharing the development
costs.
Since its
introduction in 1989 - at that time still
as a director's sponsorship award - the
New German Cinema sponsorship award has
marked the starting signal for many
remarkable careers, for example for the
directors Jan-Ole Gerster ("Oh Boy"),
Jakob Lass ("Love Steaks") or the Actress
Vicky Krieps ("The Maid Lynn").
"Promoting young
talent is a matter close to our hearts.
With this additional offer, we want to
open up new creative spaces and enable
projects," ays Marcus Ammon, Managing
Director of Content at Bavaria
Fiction.
All directors,
producers, screenwriters and actors whose
feature film has been selected for the New
German Cinema series are automatically in
competition for the award, provided it is
their first, second or third feature film.
For producers, it can be no more than the
sixth film. A three-person jury decides on
the awards.
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Photo By: Nicolai
Roska
Flag etiquette: On Memorial Day, the flag
of the United States is raised briskly to
the top of the staff and then solemnly
lowered to the half-staff position, where
it remains only until noon. It is then
raised to full-staff for the remainder of
the day.
National Moment of Remembrance: In 2000,
Congress passed the National Moment of
Remembrance Act, asking people to stop and
remember at 3:00 pm.
Memorial Day
Concert
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To
celebrate in a fitting manner, the opening
ceremony of the 39th FILMFEST MÜNCHEN
was held in the beautiful new concert hall
recently opened by the city of Munich: the
Isarphilharmonie at the Gasteig HP8. This
modern concert hall, built onto an
industrial heritage site, provides just
the right atmosphere for the majestic
opening film. Marie Kreutzer's CORSAGE has
Vicky Krieps step into the iconic role of
Empress Elisabeth of Austria in a
completely new guise. Kreutzer paints a
completely new picture of a woman who was
literally and socially corseted by royal
constraints, prevailing standards of
beauty, and her own wardrobe.
Kreutzer
is obviously making a case for Sissi as a
woman comprehensively stymied by the
combined forces of patriarchy and court
protocol, but she is not the kind of
filmmaker to avoid unpleasant truths. Her
Sissi is a textbook narcissist.
39th
FILMFEST MÜNCHEN takes place June 23
to July 2, 2022 -
Inaugurated
in 1983 and with some 200 showings every
year, the Munich Film Festival is
Germany's second biggest film festival
after Berlin. With over a million films
admitted since the festivals beginning,
this event is certainly one of the most
important for the film industry in
Germany. Major productions, indie
documentaries, and short films all find an
audience in one of Munich's many theaters.
All films are shown in the original
language, often with German or English
subtitles. There is usually an impressive
lineup of live guests from the movie
industry as well. The theaters are mostly
within a 15-minute walk from each other,
and public transportation can bring you
there easily. Some of the venues for
previous years include the Filmmuseum,
Gasteig Kulturzentrum, Rio Filmpalast,
Filmtheater Sendlinger Tor, City-Atelier
Kinos and Gloria Palast am Stachus.
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CANNES - With a
new empress Elisabeth, CORSAGE celebrates
a world premier at Cannes'
Un
Certain Regard and earned unanimous praise
and was circled by several
distributors.
IFC Films has
acquired North American rights to
"Corsage," Marie Kreutzer's bold costume
drama starring Vicky Krieps as the Empress
Elisabeth of Austria known as Sissi. In
the 1950s she has captured the hearts of
the public ever since she was immortalized
by actress Romy Schneider in a "Sissi"
trilogy.
Free
of "Kitsch" Marie Kreutzer (Direction and
script) shows a completely new picture of
said empress Elisabeht who as "Sisi"
became an ikone and who now in CORSAGE not
only can be seen in a new light but is
freed.
"Corsage" centers
on Empress Elisabeth of Austria, the
monarch idolized for her beauty and
inspiring fashion trends. Sissi was a
Bavarian princess, who married the
Austrian emperor Franz Joseph I when she
was 16 and was on the throne for 44 years.
Kreutzer's script focuses on just one of
those years:
Christmas 1877:
It's the 40th birthday of empress
Elisabeth of Austria (Vicky Krieps). In
her performative role on the side of her
husband emperor Franz Joseph (Florian
Teichtmeister) she may not opine her
thoughts on matters of state but must
always stay the young empress. To stay
true to this expectation, she keeps a
rigid plan of fasting, sport, combing her
hair and daily cinching her famed 19.5"
waist. But Elisabeth is curious, and with
a zest for live, whose opposition to the
oversized image of herself grows and who
does not want to live trapped in a royal
corset any longer. The "corsage" of the
title doesn't refer to flowers on a dress,
but the corset that squeezes Elisabeth's
rib cage tighter and tighter. Her hunger
for knowledge and adventerous life makes
her more and more restless in Vienna.
20 years after the film is set, the
empress was, in fact, assassinated in
Switzerland by an Italian anarchist in
1898. Given the character's penchant for
dangerous sports and constant starvation,
privilege, frustration and, trying to hold
on to her sanity it comes as a surprise to
learn that Corsage gives her a different
end.
"Corsage" was produced by A Film AG
production, in co-production with Samsa
Film, Komplizen Film, Kazak Productions,
ORF Film/Fernseh-Abkommen, ZDF/ARTE, ARTE
France Cinéma.
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After partnering
with France Télévisions
& Brut., the Festival de Cannes is
thrilled to welcome BMW and Campari which,
alongside its long-standing partners, will
be instrumental in promoting the event's
continued influence.
As the most
important cultural event in the world, the
Festival de Cannes is the ultimate place
where film lovers meet up every year.
Supporting this event dedicated to all
kinds of films is about helping both
established and budding talents expand
their influence internationally, turning
the spotlight on the films of yesterday
and those of tomorrow, encouraging
meetings that will allow films to come to
life in the most beautiful setting -- the
silver screen -- and that of the Palais
des Festivals is named Lumière!
In 2022, BMW joins
the Festival de Cannes as the official
automotive partner to provide a fleet of
fully electric and hybrid cars
exclusively, in line with the
environmental policy we initiated in
2019.
Campari will be on
the Croisette and alongside the Festival
for the first time. In 2022, they will
open an exclusive reception venue,
specially built for the occasion.
Just as a reminder,
with France Télévisions'
multiple outlets and Brut. being
established in over 80 countries, our new
media partners will provide far-reaching,
unprecedented coverage both in France and
internationally.
As a new chapter is
about to be written in the history of the
Festival for its 75th edition, we would
like to say how thrilled and proud we are
that all of our partners, suppliers and
sponsors have come forward in 2022
&endash; and to extend our heartfelt
thanks to them for their invaluable,
unwavering support.
We will see you all
mid-April for the press conference to
announce the 2022 Selection and on the
Croisette from May 17 to 28 to celebrate
with us the 75th Festival de Cannes.
« At a time
when the world is going through a
difficult period, with the cultural
industries having been hit particularly
hard, we are extremely proud and happy
that such exclusive, complementary brands
and institutions have supported us for a
great many years. Their commitment held
fast, intensified and was even maintained
over time, regardless of the economic
situation we're in. For that matter, we
wished to congratulate our long-standing
partners Chopard and L'Oréal Paris,
as they will celebrate their 25-year
continued support of the Festival during
the upcoming edition. »
Pierre Lescure, President of the
Festival de Cannes
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Jury of Un Certain Regard at the
75th Festival de Cannes
Valeria Golino - President, Director,
actress, producer,
Italy
Actress, Poland
Singer-songwriter, producer,
actor,France
Actor, producer
Venezuela
Un Certain Regard
will feature 20 films this year, including
8 first films and 9 films by female
directors, just as Maryland by Alice
Winocour, Montparnasse Bienvenue by
Léonor Serraille who won the
Caméra d'or and whose new film is
in competition, A Brother's love by Monia
Chokri and Good Mother by Hafsia Herzi in
2021. Last year's winner of Un Certain
Regard was Russian filmmaker Kira
Kovalenko's Unclenching the fists.
I
have been to Cannes so many times, as an
actress, as a director, in different
selections... It is the event of the month
of May. It's a party, where you reconnect
with friends. But it's also the occasion
to reflect: What path did I take? What
have others done? What does the cinema say
that is universal, inherent to all times
and all countries? It is all the more
intense within a Jury, where we will feel,
think and share together. In this world
full of sound and fury, I am happy and
honored to be here to help, perhaps,
filmmakers to emerge. Valeria Golino,
Jury President of Un Certain Regard
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Cannes -- A woman crashed the Cannes Film
Festival red carpet premiere of George
Miller's "Three Thousand Years of Longing"
on Friday and stripped off her clothes in
protest of sexual violence in Ukraine.
"Stop raping us," read a message written
across the unidentified woman's topless
torso covered in yellow and blue paint,
the colors of the Ukrainian flag. The
lower half of her body was covered in red
paint.
The protester also had the word "scum"
written on her lower back, which coincides
with the name of a French collective of
radical feminists.
After storming the Cannes red carpet,
security authorities rushed toward the
half-naked activist, covered her with a
coat and attempted to block some cameras
from filming.
She yelled "Don't rape us!" as she was
taken off the red carpet.
No immediate comment on the incident from
representatives for the festival.
Russia's war in Ukraine has often been in
the spotlight at this year's Cannes
festival, which is screening several films
from Ukrainian filmmakers.
The festival barred Russians with ties to
the Kremlin from attending.
The issue of
Russia's place in the film industry, and
of the role of entertainment during a war,
continues to dominated the opening days of
the festival, taking its cue from the
speech that Ukrainian president Volodymyr
Zelenskiy delivered at the festival by
screen on Tuesday.
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On Sunday, May 15,
the 2022 Billboard Music Awards show will
air live at 8 p.m. ET on NBC and on
Peacock from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in
Las Vegas, hosted by Sean "Diddy" Combs
following Nick Jonas who hosted last year.
Diddy Combs, will serve also as an
executive producer.
For nearly 30
years, the BBMAs has celebrated music's
greatest achievements, honoring the
hottest names in music today. Unique among
music awards shows, finalists are
determined by performance on the Billboard
Charts based off of chart data from April
10, 2021 to May 26, 2022 including song
sales, streaming and social
engagement.
The Weeknd leads as
a nominee in 17 categories. Meanwhile,
Doja Cat is leading the female nominees
with 14 categories and Olivia Rodrigo with
13 as a first-time finalist.
Taylor Swift,
Justin Bieber and Drake are also finalists
in several categories this year. Drake
currently is the most decorated artist at
the award show with 29 wins -- though
Swift could surpass his record if she wins
at least five of her categories.
This year, five new
categories were introduced to the award
show called Top Billboard Global 200
Artist, Top Billboard Global Excl. U.S.
Artist, Top Billboard Global 200 Song, and
Top Billboard Global Excl U.S. Song.
Becky G, Ed
Sheeran, Elle King, Miranda
Lambert and Travis
Scott are set to hit the award show
stage, along with Morgan Wallen, Florence
+ the Machine, Maxwell and Silk Sonic.
The Red Hot Chili
Peppers were originally scheduled to
perform before they announced they were
dropping out. Machine Gun Kelly and Dan +
Shay have since been added to the
lineup.
Performances also
include Megan Thee
Stallion, Latto, Rauw Alejandro
and Burna Boy as well as this year's
Icon Award recipient, Mary J. Blige. Blige
marks her eleventh Billboard Music Award,
following a 1995 album of the year win for
My Life and nine trophies
-- including female R&B/hip-hop
artist of the year and Hot 100 airplay
song of the year for "Be Without You."
The
Billboard Icon Award was established in
2011, and Blige follows previous A-list
recipients Neil Diamond, Stevie
Wonder, Prince, Jennifer
Lopez, Celine
Dion, Cher, Janet
Jackson, Mariah Carey, Garth
Brooks and Pink.
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Lil Nas X
The Weeknd
Giveon
Masked Wolf
Olivia Rodrigo
Pooh Shiesty
The Kid LAROI
Adele
Doja Cat
Dua Lipa
Olivia Rodrigo
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TURIN, Italy --
Before the final on Saturday, several
bookmakers had said that Ukraine was by
far the presumptive favorite to win.
Winners are determined based on votes from
national juries and viewers at home.
Kalush Orchestra had been considered a
favorite, traveling with special
permission to bypass a martial law
preventing most Ukrainian men from leaving
the country.
The Ukrainian rap
and folk band Kalush Orchestra won the
Eurovision Song Contest on Saturday, as
European viewers and juries delivered a
symbolic, pop culture endorsement of
solidarity behind Ukraine in its defense
against Russia's invasion.
The band won an
emotional victory for Ukraine with a
performance of "Stefania," a rousing,
anthemic song. Written to honor the mother
of the group's frontman, Oleh Psiuk, the
song has been reinterpreted during the war
as a tribute to Ukraine as a
motherland.
The lines to the band's song
Stefania "I will always walk to you
by broken roads" have become interpreted
in context of the country's current
plight.
After
Psiuk performed the song on Saturday
night, he put his hand to his heart and
shouted, "I ask for all of you, please
help Ukraine!" Europe's voters listened,
giving the band 631 votes to win, far
ahead of Sam Ryder of Britain, who took
second place with 466 votes.
Eurovision, the
world's largest and possibly most
eccentric live music competition, is best
known for its over-the-top performances
and its star-making potential -- it helped
launch acts like Abba and Celine Dion to
international fame. But as a showcase
meant to promote European unity and
cultural exchange, it has never truly been
separate from politics. The song contest
is officially apolitical, ever since its
inception in 1956 and the contests rules
forbid contestants from making political
statements at the event. However, in the
past artists have offered surprises by
slipping political lyrics into their
songs.
This year sees
politics playing a more apparent role,
with the European Broadcasting Union (EBU)
announcing back in February that Russia
would be banned from the competition,
following its invasion of Ukraine.
Carlo Fuortes,
chief executive of the national
broadcaster RAI, which hosted the events,
said he had sensed that Ukraine would be a
favorite. "It could be that all European
citizens might think of giving a political
signal through a vote to Ukraine," he said
in an interview earlier this month. "And I
think that it could be a right
signal."
The band's victory
over 39 other national acts illustrated
how Russia's invasion of Ukraine has
unified Europe, inspiring a wave of
weapons and aid deliveries for Ukraine,
pushing countries like Sweden and Finland
closer to NATO and bringing the European
Union to the verge of cutting itself off
from Russian energy.
UK's Sam Ryder with
Spaceman came in runner up. He was
seen as second favorite to win and stop
the "no one votes for UK" and more than a
decade low scores, most likely caused by
of UK's political isolation around the
years of Brexit or the country's decision
to quit the EU. Sam Ryder has more than 12
million followers on TikTok, so he already
enjoys a higher profile and bigger fanbase
across Europe than many previous UK
entries. Chanel with SloMo garnered
3d place for Spain; and Kornelia
Jacobs with Hold Me Closer got 4th
place for Sweden.
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Las Vegas, Nev.
-- The NAB Show has announced the winning
products of 2022. The Sony VENICE 2 and
the Canon Cinema EOS R5 C are the cinema
cameras that took the prize.
The winners of the fourth annual Product
of the Year Awards were announced during a
live awards ceremony on April 26 at the
2022 NAB Show.
The awards
recognize the most significant and
promising new products and technologies
exhibited for the first time at the 2022
NAB Show. "The NAB Show Product of the
Year Awards honor innovative breakthroughs
that will change the way the media and
entertainment industry creates, connects
and capitalizes content," said NAB
Executive Vice President of Global
Connections and Events Chris Brown. "This
year's winners can help storytellers at
all stages of the content lifecycle meet
the challenges of today and tomorrow and
revolutionize the content industry."
Winners were
selected by a panel of industry experts in
15 categories. To be eligible for an
award, nominated products had to come from
companies exhibiting at the 2022 NAB Show
and are delivered within the 2022 calendar
year.
More information about the 2022 NAB Show
Product of the Year Awards:
nabshow.com/2022
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Washington, D.C. -- NAB Show the world's
largest annual conference for broadcast,
entertainment and technology
professionals, will host attendees from
154 countries and exhibiting companies
from 38 nations at the 2022 NAB Show, held
April 23 -- 27 in Las Vegas, Nev.
"At a time when content can travel around
the world in a blink of an eye, there is
nothing like NAB Show to help the content
community discover the tools, trainings
and insights that will unleash the next
global phenomenon," said Chris Brown, NAB
executive vice president and managing
director of Global Connections and Events.
"We are excited to welcome back our
friends and partners from all across the
globe as our industry gets back to doing
business in-person."
NAB Show participates in the U.S.
Department of Commerce's Trade Event
Partnership Program, which recruits
international trade delegations to select
U.S. trade shows and connects
international buyers with U.S.
suppliers.
Delegations attending NAB Show include
Brazil, Columbia, Germany, India, Japan,
Mexico, Nigeria, Panama, Peru, Turkey,
Vietnam and more.
Latest
technologies and innovations at NAB -
April 23-27, Las Vegas,
NV
NAB
Show Takes Content Creators Behind the
Scenes of Hit Film, Television
Productions
Washington,
D.C. -- The 2022 NAB Show will
explore the latest technologies and
techniques reinventing the storytelling
process through special sessions, deep
dive examinations and panel discussions.
Content creators will gain exclusive
insight into the creative choices and
innovations behind recent hit film and
television productions during NAB
Show.
On Sunday, April 24, the session "Creative
Camera Conversations: Nightmare Alley"
will feature camera operators Gilles
Corbeil and Doug Lavender discussing the
challenges and creative solutions in
making the Academy Award-nominated film.
During the session, produced in
partnership with Createasphere and Society
of Camera Operators, Corbeil and Lavender
will discuss working with filmmaker
Guillermo del Toro and the unique artistic
collaboration that is created on his
sets.
Also on Sunday, the session "Merging
Reality With Fantasy: Virtual Production
& Visual Effects on HBO Max's 'Our
Flag Means Death'" will feature a
discussion on how to use modern production
tools in new ways to fit any budget level.
Produced in partnership with BlackMagic
Design, Stargate Studios CEO and founder
Sam Nicholson and visual effects
supervisor Dave Van Dyke will talk about
using modern virtual tools and massive,
high-resolution imagery to create the most
compelling story possible.
Produced in partnership with American
Cinema Editors (ACE), "Good Is No Fun at
All: The Making of 'The Bad Guys'" on
April 25 will take attendees on a deep
dive into the just-released animated
feature "The Bad Guys." The Hollywood
Reporter's Carolyn Giardina will discuss
with director Pierre Perifel and editor
John Venzon the creative decisions behind
their adaptation of the New York Times
best-selling book series.
On April 25, "Remote Collaboration: The
Making of Everything Everywhere All At
Once" will explore how the creative minds
behind the sci-fi action adventure
overcame the challenges of the pandemic,
lockdown and a far-flung roster of
filmmaking talent. Director Daniel Kwan
and editor Paul Rodgers will sit down with
Meagan Keane, principal product marketing
manager at Adobe Pro Video, to discuss how
they created the film through cloud-based
collaboration and shared technology.
The Tuesday session "Out of This World:
Virtual Production on Roninfilm's 'Gods of
Mars'" will feature a discussion between
the creative team behind the sci-fi epic
about utilizing cutting edge real-time
virtual production techniques. Academy
Award-winning DP/VFX supervisor David
Stump, director/producer Peter Hyoguchi,
virtual production producer Joan Bevan
Webb, lead Unreal tech Charles Jones and
editor Robert Dias will discuss building a
world in the Unreal Engine, pre-viz,
live-action Smart Stage lensing, work-flow
and more.
Federal
Communications Commission (FCC) Chairwoman
Jessica Rosenworcel and National
Association of Broadcasters (NAB)
President and CEO Curtis LeGeyt will
participate in a fireside
chat on the NAB Show Main Stage on
April 25, 2022 at 10 a.m.
Rosenworcel was designated as acting FCC
on January 21, 2021 and became permanent
chair following her Senate confirmation
for another five-year term in December
2021. She was first confirmed as an FCC
commissioner in May 2012 after serving as
senior communications counsel to the
Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and
Transportation. She previously worked at
the FCC for the Wireline Competition
Bureau and as a senior aide to
then-Commissioner Michael Copps.
LeGeyt became NAB's president and CEO in
January 2022 after serving as the
organization's chief operating officer. He
joined NAB in 2011 and served as executive
vice president of Government Relations
from 2015-2020.
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CNN+ has become a
major casualty of the streaming video
business.
Just weeks after
the completion of the Warner Bros.
Discovery merger, new management announced
it is pulling the plug on CNN's streaming
service.
CNN staffers were
informed that CNN+, which launched on
March 29, will be shut down on April
30.
"This decision is
in line with WBD's broader
direct-to-consumer strategy," CNN
President Chris Licht said. "In a complex
streaming market, consumers want
simplicity and an all-in service, which
provides a better experience and more
value than stand-alone offerings."
The decision to
pull the plug on CNN+ so quickly comes on
the heels of the disastrous earnings for
streaming giant Netflix, which lost
billions in stock value after failing to
meet expectations for subscriber
growth.
The decline of
Netfilx subscribers demonstrated how much
consumers are willing to spend on
streaming services.
Licht said the
decision was not a judgment on the content
of the service. He said some of the
programming and on-air talent hired will
be absorbed into the company's other
networks.
CNN+ launched with
major promotional campaigns, hiring a
number of well known names including Chris
Wallace from Fox News and Audie Cornish
from NPR. It is expected they will be
joining the TV side.
Wallace's
one-on-one interview program has included
sit-downs with high profile figures as
"The 1619 Project" author Nikole-Hannah
Jones and White House Press Secretary Jen
Psaki that were certainly worthy of airing
on the cable network.
But with 400
employees hired for the endeavor, there is
the likelyhood of cuts.
Still, CNN staffers
were shocked by the announcement of a
total shutdown of CNN+. Many anticipated a
freeze in hiring and spending as the new
executive team decided on a new path
forward.
They also expected some version of a CNN
streaming product to be folded into HBO
Max.
Warner Bros.
Discovery leadership likely preferred to
take a short term hit of a shutdown rather
than continuing to invest in a service
they did not believe in.
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Rupe,
who was inducted into the Rock & Roll
Hall of Fame in 2011, died Friday (April
15) at his home in Santa Barbara,
California.
Music
executive Art Rupe, whose Specialty
Records was a premier label during the
early years of rock'n'roll and who helped
launch the careers of Little Richard, Sam
Cooke and many others, has died. He was
104.
He
was born Arthur Goldberg, the son of an
Austrian immigrant laborer, in Greensburg,
Pa., on Sept 5, 1917, whose passion for
Black music began through hearing the
singers at a nearby Baptist church. He
studied at
Art
Rupe, Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images
the
University of California, Los Angeles, and
after considering a career in movies
decided on music instead. He co-founded
Juke Box Records in the mid-1940s, but
soon left to start Specialty.
Rupe
was a contemporary of Jerry Wexler,
Leonard Chess and other white
businessmen-producers who helped bring
Black music to the general public. He
founded Specialty in Los Angeles in 1946
and gave early breaks to artists such as
Cooke and his gospel group the Soul
Stirrers, Little Richard, Lloyd Price,
John Lee Hooker and Clifton
Chenier.
Little
Richard: Michael Ochs
Archives
An astute
businessman who loved the music while at
the same time signed his artist to
exploitative record deals -- "Tutti
Frutti" sold more than 500,000 copies but,
at a royalty rate of half-cent per
record, reportedly
netted Little Richard a mere $25,000.
Rupe
was known for how little he paid his
artists and engaged in an exploitative
practice common among label owners in the
early rock era: having performers sign
contracts leaving him with much or all of
the royalties and publishing
rights. "Tutti
Frutti" sold more than 500,000 copies but,
at a royalty rate of half-cent per
record, reportedly
netted Little Richard a mere $25,000. In
1959
Little
Richard would sue Rupe for back royalties
and settled out of court for
$11,000.
Rupe spent his final decades in Santa
Barbara.
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The Grammys will be
held at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las
Vegas on April 3, 2022. It will recognize
the best recordings, compositions, and
artists of the eligibility year, running
from September 1, 2020, to September 30,
2021.
The lineup of
performers includes, John Legend, Carrie
Underwood, Maria Becerra. Silk Sonic --
the duo of Bruno Mars and Anderson Paak --
are slated to open the show. BTS will not
only perform at the awards ceremony but
they are also nominated for Best Pop
Duo/Group Performance this year.
Before announcing
Billie Eilish as the 2021 Grammy winner
for Record of the Year, Ringo Starr said,
"If you're making music in our world
today, you've already won."
If you ever
wondered who won the most Grammy Awards?
It was Sir Georg Solti, Hungarian-born
Chicago Symphony Orchestra conductor for
22 years, and the artist with most Grammy
Awards won in a lifetime -- 31 out of 74
nominations.
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"We Are" -- Jon Batiste |
WINNER
"Leave the Door Open" -- Silk
Sonic | WINNER
"Kiss Me More" -- Doja Cat
featuring Sza | WINNER
"Sour" -- Olivia Rodrigo |
WINNER
"Believe for It" -- Cece
Winans | WINNER
"Believe for It" -- Cece
Winans; Dwan Hill, Kyle Lee, Cece
Winans & Mitch Wong,
songwriters | WINNER
"Never Lost" -- Cece Winans |
WINNER
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will
take place April 6 - 7, at the Los Angeles
Convention Center and will cover
industries from finance, technology,
healthcare, transportation and
more,
plus
100s of suppliers, speakers and like
minded professionals.
Best Tech Innovation- Finalists:
Capillar technologies; Lead Forensics;
Pandadoc
Best Marketing Tool Award- Finalists:
FormAssembly; WiseStamp; Optmyzr
Best Offline Marketing Award-
Finalists: Gorilla LED truck; Modern
Postcard, Roham
Agency of the Future Award Finalists:
Flying Horse Communication; Napier
Partnership; Sociallyin
SALES INNOVATION EXPO 2022 AWARD-
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"For
the first time in three years, PaleyFest
LA returns in person to THE DOLBY THEATER
with exclusive behind-the-scenes
conversations including leading stars from
the most acclaimed and buzzworthy TV
shows, screenings of special preview and
premiere content, never-before-seen TV
footage, and an interactive Q&A with
festival attendees.
The
Fest will run will run for 10 days from
Saturday, April 2 through Sunday,
April
10 at the Dolby Theatre in Los
Angeles.
"PaleyFest
LA selections include NBC and Twentieth
Television's This Is Us, The CW and Warner
Bros. Television's Superman & Lois,
ABC and ABC Signature's black-ish, CBS's
& Lionsgate Television's Ghosts, CBS's
The Neighborhood, HBOMax and Universal
Television's Hacks, Netflix and Sony
Pictures Television's Cobra Kai, The CW
and Warner Bros. Television's Riverdale,
AMC and Sony Pictures Television's Better
Call Saul, CBS and CBS Studio's A Salute
to the NCIS Universe celebrating NCIS,
NCIS: Los Angeles, and NCIS: Hawai'i, and
Netflix's Emily in Paris.
"PaleyFest
LA is the nation's original and
longest-running festival celebrating
creative excellence in television with the
most acclaimed and impactful shows and
stars, including Lucille Ball, Barbra
Streisand, George Lucas, Ava DuVernay,
Norman Lear, and the casts and creative
teams behind The Sopranos, The West Wing,
Mad Men, Mary Tyler Moore, Parks and
Recreation, Will & Grace, The Walking
Dead, and countless more.
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Brent
Shelton
NordVPN
in teamed with cybersecurity researchers
to discover stolen data records from 16
million computers worldwide, including
credentials from Netflix and Spotify
users.
What
has been stolen? 174,800 streaming
credentials were stolen and are now being
sold online--61% were from Netflix users,
25% Spotify, 7% Amazon Prime and others
from Hulu, Vimeo, and Disney+.
Who
got affected the most? Half a million
American internet users and more than a
third of a million Canadians managed to
download and install the malware that
stole their credentials.
What
happens to stolen accounts? Hackers
commonly share streaming service
credentials on the dark web for free, and
eBay and other classifieds offer to get
access to a streaming service for half the
price.
"Stolen
login credentials to streaming services
are just a fraction of what has been
leaked. Unencrypted files ended up on the
dark web too. Customers can prevent this
by using protection tools like NordLocker
that encrypt data and keep it safe in the
cloud," says Daniel Markuson, digital
privacy expert at NordVPN.
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The Oscar
nominations 2022 are in as
Emmy®-winning
actor-comedian Leslie
Jordan ("Will & Grace," THE HELP)
and Emmy-nominated
actor-CEO-producer Tracee Ellis
Ross ("black-ish," THE HIGH
NOTE) announced the nominations for
the 94th Academy Awards on February 8.
The Oscars 2022
will air LIVE SUNDAY MARCH 27 8e/5p on ABC
and will be televised live in more than
200 territories worldwide.
CODA
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Philippe Rousselet, Fabrice
Gianfermi and Patrick
Wachsberger, Producers
DON'T LOOK UP
Adam McKay and Kevin Messick,
Producers
Teruhisa Yamamoto,
Producer
Mary Parent, Denis Villeneuve and
Cale Boyter, Producers
Tim White, Trevor White and Will
Smith, Producers
Sara Murphy, Adam Somner and Paul
Thomas Anderson,
Producers
Guillermo del Toro, J. Miles Dale
and Bradley Cooper,
Producers
Jane Campion, Tanya Seghatchian,
Emile Sherman, Iain Canning and
Roger Frappier,
Producers
Steven Spielberg and Kristie
Macosko Krieger,
Producers
Actor in a Leading
Role
Benedict Cumberbatch in THE POWER
OF THE DOG
Andrew Garfield in TICK,
TICK...BOOM!
Will Smith in KING
RICHARD
Denzel Washington in THE TRAGEDY
OF MACBETH
Actor in a Supporting
Role
Troy Kotsur in CODA
Jesse Plemons in THE POWER OF THE
DOG
J.K. Simmons in BEING THE
RICARDOS
Kodi Smit-McPhee in THE POWER OF
THE DOG
Actress in a Leading
Role
Olivia Colman in THE LOST
DAUGHTER
Penélope Cruz in PARALLEL
MOTHERS
Nicole Kidman in BEING THE
RICARDOS
Kristen Stewart in
SPENCER
Actress in a Supporting
Role
Ariana DeBose -WEST SIDE
STORYJudi Dench in
BELFAST
Kirsten Dunst in THE POWER OF THE
DOG
Aunjanue Ellis in KING
RICHARD
Jared Bush, Byron Howard,
Yvett Merino and Clark
Spencer
Jonas Poher Rasmussen, Monica
Hellström, Signe Byrge
Sørensen and Charlotte De
La Gournerie
Enrico Casarosa and Andrea
Warren
Mike Rianda, Phil Lord,
Christopher Miller and Kurt
Albrecht
Don Hall, Carlos López
Estrada, Osnat Shurer and Peter
Del Vecho
Cinematography
Greig Fraser
Dan Laustsen
Ari Wegner
Bruno Delbonnel
Janusz Kaminski
Costume Design
Jenny Beavan
Massimo Cantini Parrini and
Jacqueline Durran
Jacqueline West and Robert
Morgan
Luis Sequeira
Paul Tazewell
Kenneth Branagh
Ryusuke Hamaguchi
Paul Thomas Anderson
Jane Campion
Steven Spielberg
Jessica Kingdon, Kira
Simon-Kennedy and Nathan
Truesdell
Stanley Nelson and Traci A.
Curry
Jonas Poher Rasmussen, Monica
Hellström, Signe Byrge
Sørensen and Charlotte De
La Gournerie
Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson,
Joseph Patel, Robert Fyvolent and
David Dinerstein
Rintu Thomas and Sushmit
Ghosh
Matt Ogens and Geoff
McLean
Pedro Kos and Jon
Shenk
Ben Proudfoot
Elizabeth Mirzaei and Gulistan
Mirzaei
Jay Rosenblatt
Hank Corwin
Joe Walker
Pamela Martin
Peter Sciberras
Myron Kerstein and Andrew
Weisblum
Japan
Denmark
Italy
Bhutan
Norway
Makeup and
Hairstyling
Mike Marino, Stacey Morris and
Carla Farmer
Nadia Stacey, Naomi Donne and
Julia Vernon
Donald Mowat, Love Larson and Eva
von Bahr
Linda Dowds, Stephanie Ingram and
Justin Raleigh
Göran Lundström, Anna
Carin Lock and Frederic
Aspiras
Music (Original
Score)
Nicholas Britell
Hans Zimmer
Germaine Franco
Alberto Iglesias
Jonny Greenwood
Music (Original
Song)
Music and Lyric by DIXSON and
Beyoncé
Knowles-Carter
Music and Lyric by Lin-Manuel
Miranda
Music and Lyric by Van
Morrison
Music and Lyric by Billie Eilish
and Finneas
O'Connell
Music and Lyric by Diane
Warren
Production
Design
Production Design: Patrice
Vermette; Set Decoration:
Zsuzsanna Sipos
Production Design: Tamara
Deverell; Set Decoration: Shane
Vieau
Production Design: Grant Major;
Set Decoration: Amber
Richards
Production Design: Stefan
Dechant; Set Decoration: Nancy
Haigh
Production Design: Adam
Stockhausen; Set Decoration: Rena
DeAngelo
Joanna Quinn and Les
Mills
Hugo Covarrubias and Tevo
Díaz
Anton Dyakov
Dan Ojari and Mikey
Please
Alberto Mielgo and Leo
Sanchez
ALA KACHUU - TAKE AND RUN
Maria Brendle and Nadine
Lüchinger
Tadeusz ?ysiak and Maciej
?lesicki
Aneil Karia and Riz
Ahmed
Martin Strange-Hansen and Kim
Magnusson
K.D. Dávila and Levin
Menekse
Denise Yarde, Simon Chase, James
Mather and Niv Adiri
Mac Ruth, Mark Mangini, Theo
Green, Doug Hemphill and Ron
Bartlett
Simon Hayes, Oliver Tarney, James
Harrison, Paul Massey and Mark
Taylor
Richard Flynn, Robert Mackenzie
and Tara Webb
Tod A. Maitland, Gary Rydstrom,
Brian Chumney, Andy Nelson and
Shawn Murphy
Paul Lambert, Tristan Myles,
Brian Connor and Gerd
Nefzer
Swen Gillberg, Bryan Grill, Nikos
Kalaitzidis and Dan
Sudick
Charlie Noble, Joel Green,
Jonathan Fawkner and Chris
Corbould
Christopher Townsend, Joe
Farrell, Sean Noel Walker and Dan
Oliver
Kelly Port, Chris Waegner, Scott
Edelstein and Dan
Sudick
Screenplay by Siân
Heder
Screenplay by Ryusuke Hamaguchi,
Takamasa Oe
Screenplay by Jon Spaihts and
Denis Villeneuve and Eric
Roth
Written by Maggie
Gyllenhaal
Written by Jane
Campion
Written by Kenneth
Branagh
Screenplay by Adam McKay; Story
by Adam McKay & David
Sirota
Written by Zach Baylin
Written by Paul Thomas
Anderson
Written by Eskil Vogt, Joachim
Trier
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Los Angeles, CA
-- (March 9, 2022) -- The Critics Choice
Association (CCA) announced the
star-studded lineup of presenters who will
take the stage at the 27th annual Critics
Choice Awards.
Issa Rae will
present the SeeHer Award to Halle Berry,
while Jimmy Kimmel will take the stage to
honor Billy Crystal with the Lifetime
Achievement Award.
Additional
presenters include Ava DuVernay, Carey
Mulligan, Jamie Dornan, Serena Williams,
Venus Williams, Kristen Wiig, Lin-Manuel
Miranda, Mandy Moore, Zoey Deutch, Joel
McHale, Michaela Jaé Rodriguez,
J.K. Simmons, Ray Romano, Ken Jeong, Alan
Kim, Angelica Ross, Annie Mumolo,
Dominique Jackson, Dylan O'Brien, Hailie
Sahar, Indya Moore, Jacob Bertrand, Jung
Ho-yeon, Kaci Walfall, Lee Jung-jae, Maria
Bakalova, Mayim Bialik, Nasim Pedrad, Park
Hae-soo, Ralph Macchio, Robin Thede, LA
Rams Coach Sean McVay & Veronika
Khomyn, Shawn Hatosy, Sonequa
Martin-Green, and more.
The 27th annual
Critics Choice Awards will be an
international affair, with celebrations
taking place in both Los Angeles and in
London. Hosted by Taye Diggs and Nicole
Byer, the Critics Choice Awards gala will
broadcast LIVE in the U.S. on The CW and
TBS on Sunday, March 13 from 7:00 &endash;
10:00 pm ET (delayed PT &endash; check
local listings) and will also be seen in
many countries around the globe.
The Los Angeles
awards ceremony will be held at the
Fairmont Century Plaza Hotel, while stars
in London will gather at
the
Savoy Hotel for a late-night soiree that
will be an integral part of the live
telecast.
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"Belfast"
"CODA"
"Don't Look Up"
"Dune"
"King Richard"
"Licorice Pizza"
"Nightmare Alley"
"The Power of the Dog"
"Tick, Tick
Boom!"
"West Side Story"
Nicolas Cage,
"Pig"
Benedict Cumberbatch, "The Power
of the Dog"
Peter Dinklage, "Cyrano"
Andrew Garfield, "Tick, Tick
Boom!"
Will Smith, "King Richard" -
WINNER
Denzel Washington, "The
Tragedy of Macbeth"
Jessica
Chastain, "The Eyes of Tammy
Faye" - WINNER
Olivia Colman, "The Lost
Daughter"
Lady Gaga, "House of Gucci"
Alana Haim, "Licorice Pizza"
Nicole Kidman, "Being the
Ricardos"
Kristen Stewart,
"Spencer"
Jamie Dornan,
"Belfast"
Ciaran Hinds, "Belfast"
Troy Kotsur, "CODA"
Jared Leto, "House of
Gucci"
J.K. Simmons, "Being the
Ricardos"
Kodi Smit-McPhee, "The Power of
the Dog"
Caitriona
Balfe, "Belfast"
Ariana DeBose, "West Side
Story"
Ann Dowd, "Mass"
Kirsten Dunst, "The Power of the
Dog"
Aunjanue Ellis, "King
Richard"
Rita Moreno, "West Side
Story"
Jude Hill,
"Belfast"
Cooper Hoffman, "Licorice
Pizza"
Emilia Jones, "CODA"
Woody Norman, "C'mon C'mon"
Saniyya Sidney, "King
Richard"
Rachel Zegler, "West Side
Story"
"Belfast"
"Don't Look Up"
"The Harder They Fall"
"Licorice Pizza"
"The Power of the Dog"
"West Side Story"
Paul Thomas
Anderson, "Licorice Pizza"
Kenneth Branagh, "Belfast"
Jane Campion, "The Power of
the Dog"
Guillermo del Toro,
"Nightmare Alley"
Steven Spielberg, "West Side
Story"
Denis Villeneuve,
"Dune"
Paul Thomas
Anderson, "Licorice Pizza"
Zach Baylin, "King Richard"
Kenneth Branagh, "Belfast"
Adam McKay, David Sirota,
"Don't Look Up"
Aaron Sorkin, "Being the
Ricardos"
Jane
Campion, "The Power of the
Dog"
Maggie Gyllenhaal, "The Lost
Daughter"
Sian Heder, "CODA"
Tony Kushner, "West Side
Story"
Jon Spaihts, Denis Villeneuve,
Eric Roth, "Dune"
Bruno
Delbonnel, "The Tragedy of
Macbeth"
Greig Fraser, "Dune"
Janusz Kaminski, "West Side
Story"
Dan Laustsen, "Nightmare
Alley"
Ari Wegner, "The Power of the
Dog"
Haris Zambarloukos,
"Belfast"
Jim Clay and
Claire Nia Richards,
"Belfast"
Tamara Deverell and Shane Vieau,
"Nightmare Alley"
Adam Stockhausen and Rena
DeAngelo, "The French
Dispatch"
Adam Stockhausen and Rena
DeAngelo, "West Side Story"
Patrice Vermette and Zsuzsanna
Sipos, "Dune"
Sarah
Broshar and Michael Kahn, "West
Side Story"
Una Ni Dhonghaile,
"Belfast"
Andy Jurgensen, "Licorice
Pizza"
Peter Sciberras, "The Power of
the Dog"
Joe Walker, "Dune"
Jenny
Beavan, "Cruella"
Luis Sequeira, "Nightmare
Alley"
Paul Tazewell, "West Side
Story"
Jacqueline West, Robert Morgan,
"Dune"
Janty Yates, "House of
Gucci"
"Cruella"
"Dune"
"The Eyes of Tammy Faye"
"House of Gucci"
"Nightmare Alley"
"Dune"
"The Matrix
Resurrections"
"Nightmare Alley"
"No Time to Die"
"Shang-Chi and the Legend of the
Ten Rings"
"Barb &
Star Go to Vista Del Mar"
"Don't Look Up"
"Free Guy"
"The French Dispatch"
"Licorice
Pizza"
"Encanto"
"Flee"
"Luca"
"The Mitchells vs the
Machines"
"Raya and the Last
Dragon"
"A Hero"
"Drive My Car"
"Flee"
"The Hand of God"
"The Worst Person in the
World"
Be Alive,
"King Richard"
Dos Oruguitas, "Encanto"
Guns Go Bang, "The Harder They
Fall"
Just Look Up, "Don't Look Up"
No Time to Die, "No Time to
Die"
Nicholas
Britell, "Don't Look Up"
Jonny Greenwood, "The Power of
the Dog"
Jonny Greenwood, "Spencer"
Nathan Johnson, "Nightmare
Alley"
Hans Zimmer,
"Dune"
"Evil"
"For All Mankind"
"The Good Fight"
"Pose"
"Squid Game"
"Succession" - WINNER
"This Is Us"
"Yellowjackets" Actor
in a Drama Series
Sterling K.
Brown, "This Is Us"
Mike Colter, "Evil"
Brian Cox, "Succession"
Lee Jung-jae, "Squid Game" -
WINNER
Billy Porter, "Pose"
Jeremy Strong,
"Succession"
Uzo Aduba,
"In Treatment"
Chiara Aurelia, "Cruel
Summer"
Christine Baranski, "The Good
Fight"
Katja Herbers, "Evil"
Melanie Lynskey,
"Yellowjackets"- WINNER
MJ Rodriguez,
"Pose"
Nicholas
Braun, "Succession"
Billy Crudup, "The Morning
Show"
Kieran Culkin,
"Succession"
Justin Hartley, "This Is
Us"
Matthew Macfadyen,
"Succession"
Mandy Patinkin, "The Good
Fight"
Andrea
Martin, "Evil"
Audra McDonald, "The Good
Fight"
Christine Lahti, "Evil"
J. Smith-Cameron,
"Succession"
Sarah Snook, "Succession"
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Susan Kelechi Watson, "This
Is Us"
"The
Great"
"Hacks"
"Insecure"
"Only Murders in the
Building"
"The Other Two"
"Reservation Dogs"
"Ted Lasso"
"What We Do in the
Shadows"
Iain
Armitage, "Young Sheldon"
Nicholas Hoult, "The Great"
Steve Martin, "Only Murders in
the Building"
Kayvan Novak, "What We Do in the
Shadows"|
Martin Short, "Only Murders in
the Building"
Jason Sudeikis, "Ted Lasso"
-
Elle Fanning,
"The Great"
Renée Elise Goldsberry,
"Girls5eva"
Selena Gomez, "Only Murders in
the Building"
Sandra Oh, "The Chair"
Issa Rae, "Insecure"
Jean Smart,
"Hacks"
Ncuti Gatwa,
"Sex Education"
Brett Goldstein, "Ted Lasso
"
Harvey Guillén, "What
We Do in the Shadows"
Brandon Scott Jones, "Ghosts"
Ray Romano, "Made for Love"
Bowen Yang, "Saturday Night
Live"
Hannah
Einbinder, "Hacks"
Kristin Chenoweth,
"Schmigadoon!"
Molly Shannon, "The Other
Two"
Cecily Strong, "Saturday Night
Live"
Josie Totah, "Saved by the
Bell"
Hannah Waddingham, "Ted
Lasso"
"Dopesick"
"Dr. Death"
"It's a Sin"
"Maid"
"Mare of Easttown"
"Midnight Mass"
"The Underground Railroad"
"WandaVision"
"Come From
Away"
"List of a Lifetime"
"The Map of Tiny Perfect
Things"
"Robin Roberts Presents:
Mahalia"
"Oslo"
"Zoey's Extraordinary
Christmas"
Olly
Alexander, "It's a Sin"
Paul Bettany, "WandaVision"
William Jackson Harper, "Love
Life"
Joshua Jackson, "Dr. Death"
Michael Keaton, "Dopesick"
-
Hamish Linklater, "Midnight
Mass"
Danielle
Brooks, "Robin Roberts Presents:
Mahalia"
Cynthia Erivo, "Genius:
Aretha"
Thuso Mbedu, "The Underground
Railroad"
Elizabeth Olsen,
"WandaVision"
Margaret Qualley, "Maid"
Kate Winslet, "Mare of
Easttown" -
Zach Gilford,
"Midnight Mass"
William Jackson Harper, "The
Underground Railroad"
Evan Peters, "Mare of
Easttown"
Christian Slater, "Dr. Death"
Courtney B. Vance, "Genius:
Aretha"
Kaitlyn Dever, "Dopesick"
Kathryn Hahn, "WandaVision"
Melissa McCarthy, "Nine Perfect
Strangers"
Julianne Nicholson, "Mare of
Easttown"
Jean Smart, "Mare of
Easttown"
"Acapulco"
"Call My Agent!"
"Lupin"
"Money Heist"
"Narcos: Mexico"
|"Squid Game"
"Big
Mouth"
"Bluey"
"Bob's Burgers"
"The Great North"
"Q-Force"
"What If
?" (Disney
Plus)
"The Amber
Ruffin Show"
"Desus & Mero"
"The Kelly Clarkson Show"
"Last Week Tonight With John
Oliver"
|"Late Night With Seth
Meyers"
"Watch What Happens Live With
Andy Cohen"
"Bo
Burnham: Inside"
"Good Timing With Jo
Firestone"
"James Acaster: Cold Lasagne Hate
Myself 1999"
"Joyelle Nicole Johnson: Love
Joy"
"Nate Bargatze: The Greatest
Average American"
"Trixie Mattel: One Night
Only"
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Gary Sunkin, TVI
The LA Marathon (formerly the City of Los
Angeles Marathon) is an annual running
event usually held in the Spring in Los
Angeles, California. The 26.219 mile
(42.195 km) footrace, inspired by the
success of the 1984 Summer Olympic Games,
has been contested every year since
1986.
The historic race, which has seen
unprecedented growth since introducing the
iconic "Stadium to Sea" course, draws
runners from all over the world to take a
tour of Los Angeles running past every
major landmark. The "Stadium to the Sea"
route was not the original route: the
original route ended at the Los Angeles
Memorial Coliseum, and a route around the
turn of the millennium both started and
ended in Downtown Los Angeles.
Instead of a "Stadium to the Sea" course,
runners will experience a "Stadium to the
Stars."
The 2022 Los
Angeles Marathon presented by ASICS will
begin at Dodger Stadium and will follow
its traditional route until Brentwood,
where runners double back on San Vicente,
Sepulveda and Santa Monica Blvd. before
finishing at Avenue of the Stars. in
Century City.
Participants not only accomplish a
personal goal but also support The McCourt
Foundation's mission to build a healthier
world.
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Marathon fans
throughout the 26.2-mile course route on
Sunday cheered on the estimated 15,000
athletes from around the country -- and
the world -- who ran the 37th annual Los
Angeles Marathon.
Delvine Meringor of
Kenya crossed the finish line first
Sunday, earning $10,000 and taking the
women's division, followed by John Korir,
also of Kenya, the men's champion.
Meringor held off
Korir's challenge by about 8 seconds at
the end , winning the women's race in 2
hours, 25 minutes and 3 seconds. Korir,
for the second consecutive year, won the
men's race, with a time of 2 hours, 9
minutes and 7 seconds. Under marathon
rules, elite female runners started the
race 16 minutes and 5 seconds before the
men.
Runners enjoyed
ideal weather conditions, with sunny skies
and comfortable temperatures. Most
participants in the marathon were expected
to take three to five hours to complete
the course from downtown Los Angeles to
the finish line in Century City. But the
elite runners typically finish the race in
a little more than two hours.
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1.
John Korir - 2:09:07
2. Edwin Kimntal - 2:10.42
3. Biuktyit Eshehetu -
2:15:12
4. Tyler McCandlless -
2:15:18
5. Elishe Barno -
2:16:38
1.
Delvins Meringor - 2.25.03
2. Antenna Kawamura - 2.30.12
3. Biruktayoti Degphill -
2:31:28
4. Marta Abeno - 2.34.02
5. Amanda Phillips -
2.35.06
"CODA," "Succession" and "Ted Lasso" led
the ensemble winners in film and TV as the
28th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards
were handed out on Sunday, Feb. 27. Held
this year at the Santa Monica Barker
Hangar, the ceremony was broadcast live on
TNT and TBS at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT and
will be available to stream on HBO Max on
Monday.
Will Smith, Jessica Chastain, Troy Kotsur,
Ariana DeBose, Jason Sudeikis, Jean Smart,
Michael Keaton and Kate Winslet also won,
with 'Squid Game' picking up a pair of
acting awards for Jung Ho-yeon and Lee
Jung-jae.
During the
ceremony, Kate Winslet presented Dame
Helen Mirren with the SAG Lifetime
Achievement Award.
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The Travel & Adventure Show returns to
Los Angeles Convention center on March 12
and 13 2022. The hours are March 12, 10:00
am to 5:00pm and Sunday 10:00am to
5:00pm.
2022 Keynote Speakers include PETER
GREENBERG, Emmy Award-Winning
Investigative Reporter and Producer and
CBS News Travel Editor; PAULINE FROMMER
Editorial Director of the Frommer's Guides
and Publisher of Frommers.com and
BRIAN KELLY, Founder and CEO of The Points
Guy (TPG).
On 2 days all under one roof it is the
place to get great travel stories,
meet travel celebrities, attend 3 theaters
and over 30+ sessions
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your next vacation, explore thousands of
vacation options represented by top
destinations, tour operators, and travel
suppliers from around the world and meet
the experts who can get you there.
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BERLIN -- The
top prize at the Berlin International Film
Festival, the Golden Bear for best feature
film, was given to "Alcarràs," a
contemplative work about peach farmers in
a village in northern Spain.
"Alcarràs," the melancholic second
feature by the Spanish director Carla
Simón, who herself comes from a
family of farmers, uses nonprofessional
actors. The film focuses on a family that
has been cultivating its land since the
Spanish Civil War and is forced to make
way for a company wanting to build a solar
farm on the property.
It is the second feature from Simon, after
the well received "Summer 1993", released
in 2017.
Best director
prize, both acting awards and two of the
three best film prizes were won by female
film-makers.
The third place jury prize went to
acclaimed Mexican drama Robe of Gems, a
debut feature from director Natalia
López Gallardo, who previously
worked as an editor on Carlos Reygadas'
Silent Light and Post Tenebras Lux.
Separating them was South Korean director
Hong Sang-soo, whose "The Novelist's Film"
took the second place grand jury
prize.
Berlin introduced gender-neutral acting
awards in 2021 and, as previously, both
went to women. Best lead performance was
won by Meltem Kaptan for her portrayal of
a mother who takes on the U.S. justice
system to get her son released from
Guantánamo Bay in "Rabiye Kurnaz Vs
George W Bush," while best supporting
performance went to Laura Basuki for her
role in Indonesian drama "Nana."
While the 2021 festival was entirely
virtual, 2022's staged in-person events
while abiding by local pandemic
restrictions. The most significant
casualty was Isabelle Huppert, who was
unable to appear to collect her honorary
Golden Bear lifetime achievement award
after testing positive for coronavirus
shortly before the scheduled
presentation.
Golden Bear for best
film "Alcarràs" (dir: Carla
Simón)
Silver Bear grand jury prize "The
Novelist's Film" (dir: Hong Sang-soo)
Silver Bear jury prize "Robe of Gems"
(dir: Natalia López Gallardo)
Silver Bear for best director Claire Denis
for "Fire" (or Both Sides of the
Blade)
Silver Bear for best leading performance
Meltem Kaptan (Rabiye Kurnaz Vs George W
Bush)
Silver Bear for best supporting
performance Laura Basuki (Nana)
Silver Bear for best screenplay Laila
Stieler (Rabiye Kurnaz Vs George W
Bush)
Silver Bear for outstanding artistic
contribution Rithy Panh and Sarit Mang
(Everything Will Be OK)
Special jury mention "A Piece of Sky"
(dir: Michael Koch)
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The Berlin Film Festival, whose
scaled-down edition kicked off on Thursday
evening Feb. 10, under strict COVID
measures.
The Berlinale is requiring guests and
audience members to take a daily test if
they've only been vaccinated twice in
order to access screenings. Testing
stations can be found in buses around the
festival's main theater and inside select
hotels with results back in roughly 20
minutes.
54 COVID Cases are reported out of 2,700
tests midway through festival
"The
Berlinale's test buses, available for both
accredited and audience are being
conducted on press and film delegations as
well as audience members who are not
boosted.
As of Feb. 11, Germany reported 240,172
new COVID cases, with a seven-day average
of 1,472 cases per 100,000 population,
according the Robert Koch Institute. Only
55.2 % of the German population has
received a booster
vaccination.
Besides the daily testing and mandatory
masks indoors, other COVID measures put in
place at the Berlinale include the
reduction of seating capacity inside
theaters by half. Although the European
Film Market is being held online, a number
of industry people are attending in-person
festival meetings and screenings.
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In their sixth
season since moving back to Los Angeles,
the Rams can call themselves Super Bowl
champions. And they won it at home.
After eight years,
of a lot of ups and downs," the RAMS saw
it come full circle - on Sunday, they
became champions.
The Rams defeated the Cincinnati Bengals
23-20 at SoFi Stadium, claiming their
first Super Bowl as the L.A. Rams.
"I can't say enough
about the resilience of this team," coach
Sean McVay said. "Guys stepping up when
they had to ... That's why we're world
champs, because our best players stepped
up in the most crucial and critical
moments."
Before an audience of 70,048 and a glitzy
crowd heavy on Hollywood, music and sports
celebrities, the Rams overcame a 20-13,
third-quarter deficit to complete their
dream season
Jennifer Lopez,
Charlize Theron, Kanye West, Cardi B,
LeBron James and Clayton Kershaw were
among the glitterati that looked on as the
Rams struggled for much of the game to
match the highlight that Dr. Dre, Snoop
Dogg, Mary J. Blige, Eminem, Kendrick
Lamar and 50 Cent generated at
halftime.
During the run-up to Sunday's game, Rams
chief operating officer Kevin Demoff said
the Super Bowl provided the Rams with a
huge opportunity on the sport's biggest
stage to win the game and new fans.
"We're
just scratching the surface," he said, "of
what we can become."
On Sunday, they became champions.
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By the time Beijing revealed a slogan for
the upcoming Games, last fall, it felt
like a relic from another time: "Together
for a Shared Future." China soon announced
that, because of the pandemic, no foreign
visitors would be allowed to buy tickets
to events, and the political rifts beneath
the Games were about to become more
visible.
The Opening Ceremony at the Beijing Games
will take place on Feb. 4, 2022 and will
run through Feb. 20. The event will be
held at the Beijing National Stadium
(commonly referred as the Bird's Nest) and
will coincide with the host country's most
important holiday, the Chinese New Year,
which begins on February 1.
The 2022 Olympics competition will be
split into three zones: central Beijing,
Yanqing and Zhangjiakou. Opening and
closing ceremonies, along with four snow
events (men's and women's snowboard big
air and freestyle skiing big air) and all
the ice events (curling, ice hockey and
skating-Skating (figure skating, short
track speed skating, and speed skating),
will take place in central Beijing.
Yanqing, a suburban district of Beijing,
will host all Alpine skiing and sliding
(bobsleigh, skeleton and luge) events.
Finally, the Chongli district in
Zhangjiakou -- a popular skiing
destination -- will host the rest of the
snow events (snowboard, freestyle skiing,
cross country skiing, ski jumping, Nordic
combined and biathlon).
The Beijing Games will feature seven new
winter Olympic events. The newly-added
events include the women's monobob,
freestyle skiing big air (men's and
women's), and mixed team events in short
track speed skating team relay, ski
jumping, freestyle skiing aerials and
snowboard cross.
The United States will send almost 80
athletes to compete in Beijing, including
some familiar faces.
Alpine skier Mikaela Shiffrin will look to
add to her medal haul at her third
Olympics. Shiffrin won gold in Sochi, and
added two more medals in PyeongChang.
Veteran curler John Shuster, a Wisconsin
native, has represented Team USA at every
Winter Games dating back to 2006, and will
look for his second Olympic gold in
Beijing.
Snowboarding star Chloe Kim will compete
in her second Olympics after making
history at the 2018 PyeongChang Games as
the youngest competitor to win gold on
halfpipe.
The 2022 Olympics competition will beheld
across three zones: central Beijing,
Yanqing and Zhangjiakou.
Zhangjiakou located 120 miles north
of Beijing', will host the snowboard,
freestyle skiing, cross country skiing,
ski jumping, Nordic combined and biathlon
events.
Since ancient times, Zhangjiakou has been
a stronghold of military significance and
vied for by multiple sides. Hence,
Zhangjiakou is nicknamed the Northern Gate
of Beijing. Due to its strategic position
on several important transport arteries,
it is a critical node for travel between
Hebei and Inner Mongolia and connecting
northwest China, Mongolia, and Beijing.
Dajingmen, an important gate and junction
of the Great Wall of China is located
there.
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LOS ANGELES --
February Can't make it to this year's
Super Bowl in person? Consider heading to
the Super Bowl Experience at the Los
Angeles Convention Center.
The
NFL is bringing their annual Super Bowl
Experience presented by Lowe's back to LA
for Super Bowl LVI.
The
event will run on Saturday and Sunday, and
again from Thursday, Feb.10 - Saturday,
Feb. 12, just ahead of the Super Bowl,
which will take place on Feb. 13, at the
SoFi Stadium.
The attraction will
feature interactive games, an opportunity
to take photos with the Vince Lombardi
Trophy, and also get player
autographs.
Among those who
will be on hand will be Jacksonville
Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence,
Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell
Wilson and former Seattle Seahawks running
back Marshawn Lynch.
Attending the Feb.
3 game at Inglewood's SoFi Stadium is more
of a fantasy out of reach for the average
fan, with tickets skyrocketing past $6,000
per seat. The interactive football theme
park located at the LA Convention Center
will give Angelenos and guests alike an
opportunity to get closer to the big game
without dropping the big bucks for a
ticket at SoFi Stadium.
Fans who use Metro
to get to the Super Bowl Experience will
be eligible to receive 50% off their
general admission tickets, which are $20
for those age 13 and older. The event is
free for anyone 12 and under.
The NFL has a game
protocol in place to create a very safely
attended event. "There's a mask
mandate for fans two and above and it's
required to show proof of vaccine or a
negative test for fans two and above, so
please come with your paperwork so you can
quickly get through security and inside
this fan fest."
The
NFL is also partnering with the Los
Angeles County Department of Public Health
to host a COVID-19 vaccination clinic at
the Super Bowl Experience. Appointments
are encouraged to reduce wait times
outside of the South Hall of the LA
Convention Center, but not required. The
vaccination clinic will offer first,
second, and booster doses of the Pfizer,
Moderna and J&J vaccines. Fans who
receive any dose of the vaccine at the
on-site clinic will receive a free ticket
to the Super Bowl Experience.
Tickets for Super
Bowl Experience presented by Lowe's start
at $20 and kids 12 and under can attend
free any day. Tickets are on sale now
at NFL.com/sbxonsale or in the
NFL OnePass app. Fans can also purchase
tickets at the Super Bowl Experience box
office, located at the South Hall of the
Los Angeles Convention Center.
Hours for the Super Bowl Experience
Fans
February 5.
12noon-10:00pm
February 6.
10:00am-8:00pm
Mon, Tues, Wed
Closed
February 10.
03pm-10:00pm
February 11.
03pm-10:00pm
February 12.
10:00am-6:00pm
SoFi
Stadium Shuttle for Super Bowl LVI on
February 13
Go
Metro to SoFi Stadium by Connecting to
the SoFi
Stadium Shuttle at the C Line
(Green) Hawthorne/Lennox
Stadium. The Express Shuttle
will
operate between the Hawthorne/Lennox
Stadium and
SoFi Stadium beginning at 10:45am and will
run every 5-8 minutes through kick off.
Return service after the game will run for
90 mins after game ends.
The
SoFi Stadium Shuttle is FREE, but Fans can
apply for regular Metro Bus and Rail
service and special event parking rates at
Metro Park and Ride lots.
Parking
at Hawthorne /Lennox Station will be
limited and pre-'sale only on game day.
Fans are strongly encouraged
to
choose the nearest park and ride lot along
the C Line to connect to Hawthorne/Lennox
Station.
For
more info, Fans may vist metro.net/gameday
for
details
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for more
Superbowl Experience
LA
The National
Association of Television Program
Executives NATPE announced that its annual
conference scheduled to take place January
18-20 in Miami has become the latest major
in-person entertainment industry event to
be canceled due to the current Covid spike
by the highly transmissible Omicron
variant.
Just recently major
companies including Microsoft, Alphabet's
Google, auto-technology
company Waymo, Facebook parent Meta
Platforms, Twitter, Lenovo,
AT&T, Amazon.com and others, canceled
their in-person- presence at the Consumer
Electronics Show in Las Vegas held on
January 5-8th. CES kicked off the annual
show in person, however, at only one-third
of normal attendance
level.
Dates and locations
for the next conference and marketplace
event will be announced at a later
date.
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canceled
PARK CITY, Utah
- The Sundance Film
Festival is under way since January 20 in
a virtual format as the in-person event
was cancelled January 5, amid a surge in
COVID-19 cases in the state brought on by
the omicron variant. Accordingly, the
Sundance Film Festival's action is a
responsible, community-focused measure in
response to the current infection rates in
our communities.
More than 80 feature-length films are
screening during the Sundance program.
Nearly 75% of the pictures showing at the
festival did not have a distributor as of
Thursday.
Streamers are buying up the bigger titles
and there's going to be a level of
competition this year not seen
before."
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last resort of indie
films
The Critics Choice Association announced a
postponement of its 27th annual Critics
Choice Awards. The in-person awards
ceremony was due to be held at the
Fairmont Century Plaza hotel in Los
Angeles on January 9, but due to the
rising number of COVID cases and the
threat posed by the spike of the Omicron
variant, organizers have decided to
postpone the event.
In a statement, The Critics Choice
Association said, "After thoughtful
consideration and candid conversations
with our partners at The CW and TBS, we
have collectively come to the conclusion
that the prudent and responsible decision
at this point is to postpone the 27th
Annual Critics Choice Awards, originally
slated for January 9, 2022." Honorary
Oscars gala delayed as Hollywood braces
for Omicron
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Following the
Hollywood Foreign Press Assn having been
bumped off the air by NBC -- following
months of heated controversy -- the 79th
Golden Globe Awards were handed out at a
starless, no-host, lackluster private
event in the ballroom of the Beverly
Hilton hotel.
With
the event neither televised nor
live-streamed -- and with the media barred
from covering it in person -- the HFPA
unveiled this year's winners to the public
on its web site and via social media.
The Power of the Dog
West Side Story
Succession
Hacks
Will Smith - King Richard
Nicole Kidman - Being the
Ricardos
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For Complete
List
of Golden Globe Award
Winners
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muted glitz-free
ceremony
As CES returns to
Las Vegas, the show will display the next
wave innovation that will shape 2022 and
the economy of tomorrow. The show is set
to feature a plethora of exhibitors
advancing two of the most compelling
technology megatrends of the future:
intelligent automation and the evolution
of the metaverse.
The Expansion of Intelligent
Automation
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Tech Trends at CES
2022
//
Microsoft said on
Friday it will not participate in person
at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES)
2022 in Las Vegas, joining a list of
companies opting not to have a physical
presence at next month's event on concerns
over the rapid spread of the Omicron
COVID-19 variant.
Several other
companies including US automaker General
Motors, Alphabet's Google and
its self-driving auto-technology
company Waymo, Facebook
parent Meta
Platforms, Twitter, Lenovo,
AT&T, and Amazon.com dropped
in-person attendance plans earlier this
week, saying they would not send employees
out of caution over the spread of
Omicron.
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presence at CES
2022
Television
Int'l Magazine
PASADENA,
CA
--
The
Tournament of Roses is back. After the
coronavirus canceled last year's event,
the 133rd Rose Parade will march down
Pasadena's Colorado Boulevard on Saturday,
Jan. 1, 2022.
LeVar Burton is the grand marshal of the
floral float-filled festivities, which
will air live starting at 8 a.m. PT / 11
a.m. ET on local ABC, NBC, KTLA-5, RFD TV
and Univision channels, and will precede
the 108th Rose Bowl game, which
is presented by Capital One Venture X.
NCAA
football teams the Utah Utes and the Ohio
State Buckeyes will play against each
other in the 2022 Rose Bowl game, which
begins at 2 p.m. PT / 5 p.m.
For
more information,
visit www.tournamentofroses.com
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New
Year's Day Rose Parade and Rose Bowl Game
to ring in the year
2022
PASADENA,
Calif. (May 6, 2021) -- As the Pasadena
Tournament of Roses® and its
community partners prepare for the return
of the Rose Parade® presented by Honda
on January 1, 2022, they offer the first
in a series of sneak previews of floral
float entries that will inspire and charm
our worldwide audience on New Year's
Day.
Since the first Rose Parade in 1890, each
float entry presents a unique theme and
visual story that bring their vessel to
life. The theme of the 133rd Rose Parade
-- "Dream. Believe. Achieve."-- is
reflected in the official renderings for
float participants Donate Life, Lions Club
International and Rotary Rose Parade
Float Committee.
The
three organizations' longtime Rose Parade
participation, totaling 85 entries since
1980, continues with symbolic and
spectacular storytelling sure to be
embraced by millions of streetside
and broadcast viewers from across the
country and around the world drawn to
America's New Year Celebration.
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Troy Cory Show - Hurrah For
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Talks
about
China from 1980s to 2007.
Players: Larry Levrertt and Judy
Henderson, Troy Cory
Directed By: Troy Cory;
UD: Josie Cory; Camera:
Producers: TCS187; VRA TelePlay
Pictures; Josie Cory.
PreProduction:
PostProduction: Online Computer
Editing: VATS Firewire Media;
Post Production Facilities:
Rosemont Studios; Video Record
Albums (VRA)
Munchen-Bratislava-Universal
City, California, USA.
Distributor: NBS.Prod:
WebPlay WebCast Rosemont Studios:
Victor Caballero; TCS90, WiFi90,
TCS187; S90tv. VRAWebPlay; Vine
Street Video Centre; A VRA
TelePlay Preview; LookRadio
Movies; RnB Plus, R&B plus
Troy Cory Show with Ambros Seelos
Orchestra.
For
Full Production Participants:
http://www.lookradio.com/5000-00tcs.htm
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TCS187
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http://www.lookradio.com/5000-01tcsisntashame.htm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=92YL2O-OJHw
VRA5000-11
Troy Cory Show - Troy Sings:
"Isn't It A Shame" Hurrah For
Hollywood Troy Cory, The First
U.S. Show into China -1988.
Players: Troy Cory,
Joey Adams and the Brooke
Ssisters Directed By:
Troy Cory; UD: Josie
Cory; Camera:
Producers: TCS187; VRA
TelePlay Pictures; Josie Cory.
PreProduction:
PostProduction: Online
Computer Editing: VATS
Firewire Media; Post
Production Facilities:
Rosemont Studios; Video Record
Albums (VRA)
Munchen-Bratislava-Universal
City, California, USA.
Distributor: NBS. CREDITS:
WebPlay WebCast Rosemont
Studios: Victor Caballero;
TCS90, WiFi90, TCS187; S90tv.
VRAWebPlay; Vine Street Video
Centre; A VRA TelePlay
Preview; LookRadio Movies; RnB
Plus, R&B plus Troy Cory
Show with Ambros Seelos
Orchestra. Full
Production Participants
http://www.lookradio.com/5000-01tcsisntashame.htm
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Cory Show 5000-02
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http://www.lookradio.com/5000-02tcsIneverknew.htm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybzQLLthLC0
VRA5000-02Troy
Cory Show - Munich Film Fest
-
2004 Players: Troy
Cory, Directed By: Troy
Cory; UD: Josie Cory;
Camera: Producers:
TCS187; VRA TelePlay Pictures;
Josie Cory.
PreProduction:
PostProduction: Online
Computer Editing: VATS
Firewire Media; Post
Production Facilities:
Rosemont Studios; Video Record
Albums (VRA)
Munchen-Bratislava-Universal
City, California, USA.
Distributor: NBS100.
WebPlay WebCast Rosemont
Studios: Victor Caballero;
TCS90, WiFi90, TCS187; S90tv.
VRAWebPlay; Vine Street Video
Centre; A VRA TelePlay
Preview; LookRadio Movies; RnB
Plus, R&B plus Troy Cory
Show with Ambros Seelos
Orchestra.
For
Full
Production Participants:
http://www.lookradio.com/5000-02tcsIneverknew.htm
"Up The Lazy River"
VRA5100-00
http://www.lookradio.com/5100tcs.htm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2qW55GEJGQ
51000
Troy Cory Show Sam Butera
Sings:
"Up The Lazy
River"
R&B
Plus TCS187. VRA5100 Episode
Introduction. Players: Sam
Butera & the Wildest; Phil
DiRe; Buck Menari; Arnie Tech;
Jim James (Jimbo); Bob Sachs;
Chuck Stevens; Troy Cory;
Odette Ashooy; Robin Nichols;
Lori Engel; Gene Emberton;
Maribeth Lotito, Jim Lotito;
Frank Tropepe, David Trotter;
Lynn Mann; Nina Janovsky; Bob
Wills; Directed By: Troy Cory,
TCS80: Unit Director: Richard
Greninger; William Janovsky;
03b Producers: TCS80; VRA
TelePlay Pictures; Josie Cory;
PreProduction / California
Video; John Morgan; Jeff
Barnes; Marcus Robinson; Greg
Klein; Dave's Magic Lighting;
William Adrian; Guy Manning;
Lynn Mann; Mike Lipman; Robert
Guy Barrows; Camera:
California Video.
PostProduction / Online
Computer Editing: VATS
Firewire Media; Post
Production Facilities:
Rosemont Studios; Video Record
Albums (VRA);
Muenchen-Bratislava-Universal
City, California, USA. Sponsor
/ Charley O'Brians; Mary Kay
Cosmetics; Actrix Computers.
TAGSWebPlay WebCast
Rosemont Studios: Victor
Caballero; TCS90, WiFi90,
TCS187; S90tv. VRAWebPlay;
Vine Street Video Centre; A
VRA TelePlay Preview;
LookRadio Movies; RnB Plus,
R&B plus Troy Cory Show
with Ambros Seelos Orchestra.
For
Full
Production Participants:
http://www.lookradio.com/5100tcs.htm
/
Troy
Cory Show L.J. Reynolds
"Touchdown" R&B+
VRA5200-00
http://www.lookradio.com/5200tcs.htm
For
full description See:
http://lookradio.com/5200tcs.htm
Troy
Cory Show TCS187 Classics
Allan Hale Jr.
VRA5300-00
http://www.lookradio.com/5300tcs.htm
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLG7pBBWbcY&t=31s
Troy
Cory Show TCS187 Sammy Fain
"To Get To
You"
VRA5400-00
http://www.lookradio.com/5400tcs.htm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ct-rWGwGJeY
Troy
Cory Show
TCS187 Troy Sings "Sugar To
Tea"
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To
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Get To
You"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvldXVhld1s&t=181s
For
full description See:
http://lookradio.com/5400tcs.htm
Troy
Cory
Show VRA5500
The Best of TCS187 "Movie
Star" R&B Plus Kenny G,
George Duke, Jeffrey Osborne,
Mel Carter
Seg01
VRA5500:
Players:
/ Troy Cory; Kenny G; George
Duke, Jeffrey Osborne, Mel
Carter,
Beau Williams; Rockwell; Nona
Hendrix; Jimmy Vee; Philip
Baily; Cameo; Timmy Thomas;
R.J. Reynolds; Joe Williams;
Madison Cole; John Harris;
Darlene Hoyer; Cathy
Pierce.
VRA550002 Troy Cory Show The
Best of TCS - R&B Plus
"I've Been Missing You"
VRA5500-02. Players: / Troy
Cory; Kenny G; George Duke,
Jeffrey Osborne, Joe Williams;
Madison Cole, Tina Kincaid,
Angelica Bridges.
Producers: TCS83; VRA TelePlay
Pictures; VRA WebPlay, "I've
Been Missin' You" Don Butler;
Josie Cory;
PreProduction: Eddie
Barber,Tony Nicholof; Angel
Domino; Linda Velar; Linda
LeClerg; Jossi Sigl; William
Adrian; Shelton Elkins; Bob
Barrows.
PostProduction: Online
Computer Editing: VATS
Firewire Media; Post
Production Facilities:
Rosemont Studios; Video Record
Albums (VRA).
Distributor: VRA
Sponsor: Special Thanks To:
Arista Records, Mowtown;
Capitol Records; Polygram;
Warner Bros.; MCA; CBS; Epic;
A&M; Cinema Prize. For
Full Production Participants:
http://lookradio.com/5500tcs.htm
TAGS WebPlay WebCast
Rosemont Studios: Victor
Caballero; TCS90, WiFi90,
TCS187; S90tv. VRAWebPlay;
Vine Street Video Centre; A
VRA TelePlay Preview;
LookRadio Movies; RnB Plus,
R&B plus Troy Cory Show
with Ambros Seelos
Orchestra.
For
full description See:
http://lookradio.com/5500tcs.htm
Troy
Cory Show> VRA5600 The Best
of Interviews Pete Simon
Bonnie and Clyde Episode
1973
http://www.lookradio.com/5600tcs.htm
For
full description See:
http://lookradio.com/5600tcs.htm
The Rosemont Estate referred
to in this segment as the
popular R&B Mansion
features appearances of a
variety of RnB artists on the
R&B Plus TV Show that
aired on Channel 9 in Los
Angeles, California.
For
full description See:
http://lookradio.com/5700tcs.htm
http://www.lookradio.com/5800tcs.htm
Troy
Cory Show The Best of NBS100
Murray, Kentucky (Year).
Intro: John Perkins Barrymore;
Ron Smith Look-alikes (Song-
Movie Star). ("Segment Title")
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Cory Show
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Wireless Telephone
Bequest" 1973, Jackson,
Mississippi
http://www.lookradio.com/5801tcs.htm
Troy Cory, TCS explains to
Suzanne Vegas, Larry Taylor,
and Priscilla Cory how he came
into possession of the
Wireless Telephone and
its effects, after the death
of Troy's uncle, Bernard
Stubblefield, on October 4,
1973. The admistrator of
Bernard's estate, Mrs. Thomas
(Ann) Lynch, read the will
leaving all of the estate and
effects contained in the trunk
to Troy, the heir in
succession.
VRA580001
The NBS1908 Legacy "The
Tranfer of Title to the
Wireless Telephone" -
Part One.
Troy Cory, TCS explains to
Suzanne Vegas, Larry Taylor,
and Priscilla Cory how he came
into possession of the
Wireless Telephone and
its effects, after the death
of Troy's uncle, Bernard
Stubblefield, on October 4,
1973. The admistrator of
Bernard's estate, Mrs. Thomas
(Ann) Lynch, read the will
leaving all of the estate and
effects contained in the trunk
to Troy, the heir in
succession.
For
full description
See:
http://lookradio.com/5801tcs.htm
http://www.lookradio.com/5900tcs.htm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KujToCxzwN8
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Title: "Beijing - 20 Years Later
- 1988 to 2008" Knock, Knock,
Who's There?
China's
Open Door Policy - Troy Cory,
Joey Adams, vp Al Gore, Josie
Cory, Shanghai 1997, Troy Sings,
Smooth Sailing. / A VRA LookRadio
Movie VRA TelePlay Preview 4003
(9 min seg.) - LookRadio, S90tv,
Yes90, tviNews, Smart90,
D-diaries
More About Segment
"Beijing
- 20 Years Later - 1988 to 2008"
"China's Open Door Policy"
features TVInews / CCTV / IOC
film clips. Troy Cory and Joey
Lauren Adams are featured
performing at the 1988 Shanghai
TV Festival "Summertime Is Here
At Last", "Isn't It a Shame", and
"Smooth Sailing" on the Yangtse
River. STV news anchor welcomes
Troy to Shanghai.
As
first American singer to perform
at Shanghai Festival, signifies a
"leap forward" since Deng
Xiaoping's visit to USA,
Thatcher's signing Hong Kong
agreement, military October
parading at Tiananmen Square, and
trial of Mao's wife Jiang Quing,
the Gang of Four as seen in
historic footage. Troy and the
Brooke Sisters lighting candles
at Buddha Temple.
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DESCRIPTION:
It was Deng Xiaoping's visit to
the USA in 1978, his meetings
with Richard Nixon, and the trial
of Mao's wife, Jiang Quing and
the Gang of Four that created
today's China's Open Door
Policy.
Recording Artists:
The California Goodtime Band;
John Mraz; Sam Montelle Stavros;
Smokey Allen Stover; Rick Turner;
The Pheromones;
Players: Troy Cory; Joey Lauren
Adams; Ginger Adams; Lila
Greninger; Christy Mattola; Gayl
Murphy; Kalia Salangron; Lynn
Stepney; Paul Wu; Shelley Zhang;
Political Figures: Jiang Zemin;
Deng Xiaoping; Al
Gore;
"Troy
Cory Show "Movie
Star"
Troy
sings Movie Star at Hawaian
Tropics beauty contest
lookradio.com/tcsmoviestar.htm
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INTERNATIONAL
MAGAZINE receives 2019 Best of Toluca Lake
Award
Television
Internatinal Magazine Founder,
Sam
Donaldson.
Samuel
Andrew Donaldson became
interested in broadcasting at an
early age and, after graduating
from New Mexico Military
institute, majored in
telecommunications at Texas
Western. He immediately began
working at local stations as a
disc jockey, announcer and
interviewer. While still in El
Paso, he had his first taste of
television, working as an
announcer in the region's first
television station.
While attending graduate school
at the University of Southern
California, Donaldson met
publisher Al Preiss, and they
both formed TELEvisionFILM
Magazine. Both seeing where the
international television market
was heading, the name was changed
to Television International
Magazine.
In his book "Hold On Mr.
President" Donaldson writes
.... After getting my B.A., I
went to the University of
Southern California for a year of
postgraduate work. This time I
worked hard but didn't stick to
it. Instead, I started a magazine
in Hollywood all with five
thousand dollars and a friend
named al Preiss. We went
first-class, letter press
printing instead of offset,
four-color ads instead of black
and white. It soon became evident
that we needed fifty thousand
dollars, not five." Eventually
Donaldson sold out to Al Preiss
who continued publishing the
magazine until his death in 1986.
In 1987 The Cory's purchased the
Magazine fro,m Al's widow Sylvia
Preiss.
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Television
International Magazine
Co-Founder, Al
Preiss.
Born
in Waseca, Minnesota, Preiss
began his career in the newsroom
at WCCO-TV in Minneapolis as a
sportscaster. He later moved to
Los Angeles, where he began
teaching television courses at
the University of Southern
California.
It was there, in 1955 when Al
Preiss had a vision -- a vision
that materialized in 1956, when
he and his colleague Sam
Donaldson launched TELEvisionFilm
Magazine.
Both Al and Sam had an honest
conviction that, "the television
film industry had reached a stage
where it needed a national
publication that would analyze
and put into focus -- the news,
issues and problems which
particularly concern the
production and distribution of
film for television.
When Al Preiss died in August
1986, the television industry
lost an untiring advocate and a
giant of a good friend. The tall,
wonderfully amiable publisher
truly seemed to do it all --
attending nearly every press
conference, speech, convention
and reception, and was never seen
without his trademark clear
plastic briefcase. You turned
around at these functions and
there was Preiss, taking notes,
talking animatedly, telling
stories, doing his job. One that
he not only loved, but felt was
necessary and important. He did
it all with the help of his
charming wife of 25 years,
Sylvia, who was editor of the
magazine during the years of 1985
and 1986.
The controlling interest of the
magazine, with all of its
archival history was purchased in
1987 by the Cory's.
Josie
Cory, Gary Sunkin, Byan Lukas,
Donna Jeffries, Valerie Milano,
Peter Allman, Don Butler, Troy
Cory-Stubblefield, Barry Seybert,
Victor Caballero, Mike Lipman,
Gordon Talbott, William Adrian,
Ginger Adams, Larry Leverett,
Bernard Schwartz, Bob Fisher, Dr.
Frank Iezzi, Ph.D., Kurt Sigl,
Robin Strausberg, Mark Schaefer,
Brad Ashton, Jim Baker, Anika
Michalowska, Theo Pirard, Richard
Mahler, Bill McCloskey, Bill
Peterson, John Chittock, Tony
Chiaveillo, Moira Burnett, John
Sanders, Mark Trost, Gillian
Davies, Jonathan Ames, Peter
Knight, Anton van Casteren, Jim
Hodgetts, Martin Jackson, Jack
Loftus, Peter Warner, Christian
Williams, Alex Ben Block, Bob
Foster, Seth Goldstein, Bob
Marisch, Jefferson Graham, Jack
Anderson.
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113th
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Stubblefield's Wireless Telephone
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In Life's current
Bicentennial issue, radio checks
in, at #86 on the hot "100 Events
That Shaped America," 19 buttons
behind Bell's telephone.
Erroneously, Life lists Guglielmo
Marcon's dots and dashes as the
first wireless broadcast, a fable
echoed by the World Almanac and
Encyclopedia Britannica. It's a
forgivable mumpsimus, since the
evidence offered on the following
pages has not, until now,
appeared in any national
publication.
The birth of broadcasting is a
bizarre soap opera saga, a
lacrymal legend of mystery,
machination, ephemeral
enshrinement, decline,
disillusionment and disaster.
It's denouncement dissolves six
miles north of Murray, Kentucky,
in a two-room shanty constructed
of pine and cornstalks, where
radio's uncelebrated architect is
discovered 48 hours after his
death, his records scattered, his
equipment destroyed, his brain
partly eaten by rats. Even local
radio fails to mention his
demise. He is Nathan Beverly
Stubblefield, the man history
over-heard and then
overlooked.
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Troy Cory was among the first
international entertainers and
the first American entertainer to
perform in the People's Republic
of China, beginning in 1988. In
itself a notable
culture-historical feat, in view
of China's closed door policies
of the late 70s and well into the
80s. The PRC's administrative
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Back in the 80s,
as a goodwill ambassador
representing the U.S.A., Troy
Cory and his back-up dancers and
singers, "The Brooke Sisters,"
were the first entertainers from
the United States to appear in a
full staged program in the
People's Republic of China during
the Shanghai TV Festival, and
televised on China's National
Television (CCTV), viewed by over
300 million
people.
It was there Cory
met Jiang Zemin, then mayor of
Shanghai, and who later became
the 5th President of the People's
Republic of
China.
The '88 Shanghai Concert
was the beginnings of Troy's
concert tours in China for the
next two decades. The concerts,
just to name a few, included the
following cities: Shanghai,
Beijing, Anshan,
Harbin,
Fuzhou and and Tsingtao
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