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this was in terms of not only the
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world during this
crisis. •
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L.A. Marathon taking precautions
against coronavirus as 27,000
entrants
expected
- By Gary
Sunkin ••••
Health officials
said the risk to exposure at the
local marathon -- which will pass
through Echo Park, Los Feliz and
Silver Lake -- is "low" at this
time. •
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January 1, 2020 at 1:00
p.m.•••• •
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Oregon Defeats Wisconsin in the
Rose
Bowl •
101- OHIO STATE AND
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80th
anniversary for Hollywood
legends "NIGHTSHIFT
Documentary to air on KCET just
after Labor
Day Subjects
featured in the documentary: • ABOUT
KCET • ABOUT
ARTIFACT NONFICTION •
101-
Ken Burns' "Country Music"sneak
preview at the Autry
Museum •
101-
Ken Burns' "Country Music"docu
film screens at the Autry Museum
on July
27. Photo: by Evan
Barlow • About PBS SOCAL • About KCET • About the Los Angeles
Times • About the Autry
Museum of the American
West •
New
Season of KCET's LOST LA explores
LA region's hidden
past The episodes
will be telecast as follows
(subject to change): "Three
Views of Manzanar" &endash;
Tues., Oct. 22 "Bootlegger
Tunnels" &endash; Tues., Oct.
29 Paul Revere
Williams" &endash; Tues.,
Nov. 5 "Discovering
the Universe" &endash; Tues.,
Nov. 12 "Shindana
Toy Company" &endash; Tues.,
Nov. 19 Earlier this
summer, KCET and the USC
Libraries announced the launch of
an all-new, statewide K-12
initiative called Lost LA
Curriculum Project consisting of
lesson plans based on episodes of
the show from previous seasons.
Currently available to teachers
across the state on a portal that
can be accessed through
kcet.org/lostlacurriculum ,
teachers and students have been
able to navigate digital content
pertinent to topics that range
from Los Angeles' coded
geographies to the city's
original roots in "The Wild
West." Lost LA Curriculum Project
was created by a powerful local
alliance comprised of KCET, USC
Libraries, the UCLA
History-Geography Project and the
Huntington-USC Institute on
California and the West. • ABOUT
USC LIBRARIES AND L.A. AS
SUBJECT 101-
KCET's Award-Winning
News Documentary Series SOCAL
CONNECTED Returns Oct. 15 With
New Episodes Highlighting Ten
Seasons of Change-Making
Journalism "Life in
Plastic: California's Recycling
Woes" Tues., Oct. 15 at 8 p.m.
(PREMIERE) "Who Killed
Josiah?" Tues., Oct. 22 at 8
p.m. "Access
Denied" Tues., Oct. 29 at 8
p.m. "Born to
Run" Tues., Nov. 12 at 8
p.m. SOCAL
CONNECTED is executive produced
by Karen Foshay. The season's
production team also includes
Robert McDonnell, Gina Pollack,
Tori Edgar, Michael Ray, Denise
Chan, Ben Bergman, Vince Beiser
and Ann Valdés, among
others. To view this
season's episodes and additional
online reporting visit
KCET.org/socalconnected
. • ABOUT
SOCAL CONNECTED •
ABOUT KCET "Global Market
for Entertainment Content Across
All Platforms" The World's
Entertainment Content Market
features decision makers and
exhibitors from countries will
come to the event to display and
speak about products related to
the field of television, content
production and distribution,
Video and DVD, Cinema, New media,
mobile, advertising, licensing
and merchandising, service and
post-production. They will do
networking with the people who
are engaged in entertainment and
technological sectors. •
101-
Two Public relations firms merge
in mega
agency •
ELISHA BARNO AND ASKALE MERACHI
WIN THE 34TH SKECHERS PERFORMANCE
LOS ANGELES
MARATHON ••••
In a the closest men's race in LA
history, Elisha Barno charged to
the lead just past mile 26 and
solidified the win in the time of
2:11:45, just seven seconds over
second place. John Korir (Kenya),
brother of two-time Kenyan-winner
Wesley Korir, was second
(2:11.52) and Juan Luis Barrios
(Mexico) finished in third
(2:11:59). The pack was together
for 21 miles when the racing
really started, hitting halfway
in 1:08.11 with winner Barno.
Barno closed out the race with a
blazing 1:30:34 second half to
earn second Skechers Performance
Los Angeles Marathon victory
following his previous win in
2017. •
Top Five
Men's Field •
Top Five
Women's Field •
Top Five
Men's Wheelchair •
Top Five
Women's Wheelchair •
101-
RACE WEEK HAS FINALLY ARRIVED!-
The 34th LA
Marathon
race
begins Sunday morning at Dodger
Stadium. •
Los Angels Marathon, Inc.
(until 2004) •
LOST LA holiday marathon on KCET
kicks off Nov.
22. •••
LOST LA:
"Descanso Gardens" -- 9 a.m.
Descanso Gardens, located in La
Cañada Flintridge just
east of Los Angeles, is a
150-acre botanical garden that
welcomes thousands of visitors
annually. This documentary not
only explores the natural,
year-round beauty of this urban
retreat, but reveals its
surprising history as one of
Southern California's most
beloved public gardens. LOST LA is
supported by The Ralph M. Parsons
Foundation and other generous
institutional funders. •
101-Start-up
NewTV - to bring Studio quality
to digital video with $1-billion
dollar
infusion. •
101-
Revisit California Favorites with
Huell
Houser •101-
Chinese films at FILMFEST
MÜNCHEN •
101-
CINEMERIT AWARD goes to Emma
Thompson •
Georgia
defeats Oklahoma 54-48 in Double
OT in the 104th Rose
Bowl
-
By
Gary Sunkin Photo
LtoR: Reporters Danielle Lewin,
(WTOC 11 News; Florida) , Gary
Sunkin (TVInews, Universal City),
Lindsy Williams (WTOC 11
News, Florida) •
The
first-time in history the
Oklahoma Sooners will play the
Georgia
Bulldogs Photo
R: LA County Sheriff, Jim
McDonnell & TVI' reporter,
Gary Sunkin. •
Archery •
Paintball •
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MIP TV, Cannes,
France •
115-MIPDoc2017 •
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Please! •
Picture •
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design •
101-Oscars
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2016 •
101-
TENDING THE
WILD •
101- Hollywood says good-bye to
Garry
Marshall •
101-
Osgood leaves "Sunday
Morning" •
101-
SantaTales.com - 1st stop Toluca
Lake-
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Gary Sunkin •
101-
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teary good-bye and a key to the
city by LA mayor Eric
Garcetti
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Sunkin •
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35 of the World's Greatest
Magicians To Appear in Television
Series -
Aaron
Radatz (Branson, MO) ••••
Associated
Television International (ATI) is
an Emmy Award-winning company
that has been the world's largest
producer of magic for both stage
and screen for over three
decades. ATI's television
series, specials and feature
films have aired on all U.S.
broadcast networks, major cable
channels and with television
partners all over the world.
Current series in
production include: "The
Hollywood Christmas Parade,"
"Masters of Illusion," "Robert
Earl's Be My Guest," and the Emmy
Awardâ-nominated "Laura
McKenzie's Traveler. ATI
has also been Emmy
Award-nominated for its various
television specials and
series. •
101-
The LA Rams are back,- bringing
Goff and hope to
L.A •
101-
Gershwin Sings
Gershwin •
101-
Countdown to the 2015 Special
Olympics
•
The
Special Olympics World Summer
Games come to LA, July 25-Aug.
2nd
- By: Gary Sunkin •
101-
60 Years of Magic at
Disneyland •
101-
Marsha Hunt, legandary actress of
Hollywood's Golden Age honored
with First Annual "Marsha Hunt
for Humanitiy
Award •
Martin
Sheen and Mischa Barton to appear
at kick-off event of annual Kat
Kramer's Films that Change the
World BEST ACTRESS BEST ACTOR ACTRESS IN A SUPPORTING
ROLE BEST ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING
ROLE DIRECTING ADAPTED SCREENPLAY ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY MUSIC WRITTEN FOR MUSIC WRITTEN FOR MOTION
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SUBJECT BEST LIVE ACTION SHORT
FILM BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE
FILM MAKEUP AND
HAIRSTYLING COSTUME DESIGN •
101-
The 87th Academy
Awards- •
George
Clooney Honored with Cecil B.
DeMille
Award •
101-
PBS receives 43 Emmy
nominations •
101-
Emmy Nominees - Award
Winners "Game of Thrones" earned the
most nominations when the 2014
Emmy nominees were announced. The
HBO show received 19 nominations,
including one in the coveted
drama series category. The other drama series
nominees were "Breaking Bad,"
"Downton Abbey," "House of
Cards," "Mad Men" and "True
Detective." AWARD WINNERS: Actor
in a drama: Bryan Cranston
("Breaking Bad") Comedy series Miniseries TV Movie Actor in a drama Actress in a drama Actor in a comedy Actress in a comedy Actor in a miniseries or a
movie Actress in a miniseries or
a movie Reality-competition
program Variety series Supporting actor in a drama
series Supporting actress in a
drama series Guest actor in a drama
series Guest actress in a drama
series Writing for a drama
series Directing for a drama
series Supporting actor in a
comedy series Supporting actress in a
comedy series Guest actor in a comedy
series Guest actress in a comedy
series Writing for a comedy
series Directing for a comedy
series Supporting actor in a
miniseries or a movie Supporting actress in a
miniseries or a movie Writing for a miniseries,
movie or a dramatic special Directing for a miniseries,
movie or a dramatic special Variety special Writing for a variety
series Writing for a variety
special Directing for a variety
series Directing for a variety
special Special class
program "The 71st Golden Globe Awards"
(NBC) Short-format live-action
entertainment program "Between Two Ferns With Zach
Galifianakis: President Barack
Obama" (FunnyOrDie.com) Short-format nonfiction
program "Comedians in Cars Getting
Coffee" (Crackle.com) Interactive program "Comedy Central's @midnight"
(Comedy Central) Children's program "Degrassi" (Nickelodeon) Host for a reality or
reality-competition
program Betty White ("Betty White's
Off Their Rockers") Narrator Jeremy Irons ("Game of
Lions") Structured reality
program "Antiques Roadshow" (PBS) Unstructured reality
program "Alaska: The Last Frontier"
(Discovery Channel) Documentary or nonfiction
special "JFK" (PBS) Documentary or nonfiction
series "American Masters" (PBS) Informational series or
special "Anthony Bourdain: Parts
Unknown" (CNN) Documentary
filmmaking "The Amish: Shunned" (PBS) Writing for nonfiction
programming Anthony Bourdain ("Anthony
Bourdain: Parts Unknown") Directing for nonfiction
programming Bertram van Munster ("The
Amazing Race") Animated program "Archer" (FX Networks) Short-format animated
program ? "Adventure Time" (Cartoon
Network) Character voice-over
performance Chris Diamantapolous ("Mickey
Mouse") Art direction for a
contemporary or fantasy
series "Game of Thrones" Art direction for a period
series, miniseries or a
movie "American Horror Story:
Coven" Art direction for a
contemporary program "The Big Bang Theory" Art direction for variety,
nonfiction, reality or
reality-competition
program "Cosmos: A SpaceTime
Odyssey" Casting for a comedy
series "Louie" Casting for a miniseries,
movie or a special "American Horror Story:
Coven" Casting for a drama
series "Breaking Bad" Choreography Derek Hough ("Dancing With the
Stars") Cinematography for a
multi-camera series "The Exes" Cinematography for a
single-camera series "Breaking Bad" Cinematography for a
miniseries or movie "Fargo" (Dana Gonzales) Cinematography for
nonfiction programming "Anthony Bourdain: Parts
Unknown" (Morgan Fallon) Cinematography for reality
programming "Alaska: The Last
Frontier" Commercial "Childlike Imagination"
(General Imagination) Costumes for a
series "Boardwalk Empire" Costumes for a miniseries,
movie or a special "American Horror Story:
Coven" Single-camera picture
editing for a drama
series "Breaking Bad" (Kelley
Dixon) Single-camera picture
editing for a comedy
series "Modern Family" Multi-camera picture
editing for a comedy
series "The Big Bang Theory" Single-camera picture
editing for a miniseries or a
movie "Fargo" (Skip MacDonald) Editing for short-form
segments and variety
specials "AFI Life Achievement Award: A
Tribute to Mel Brooks" Editing for nonfiction
programming "American Masters" Editing for reality
programming "The Amazing Race" Hairstyling for a
single-camera series "Boardwalk Empire" Hairstyling for a
multi-camera series or
special "Dancing With the Stars" Hairstyling for a
miniseries or a movie "American Horror Story:
Coven" Lighting design/lighting
direction for a variety
series "America's Got Talent" Lighting design/lighting
direction for a variety
special "The Beatles: The Night That
Changed America" Main title design "Black Sails" Makeup for a single-camera
series "Boardwalk Empire" Makeup for a multi-camera
series or special "Dancing With the Stars" Makeup for a miniseries or
a movie "American Horror Story:
Coven" Prosthetic makeup for a
series, miniseries, movie or a
special "American Horror Story:
Coven" Music composition for a
series "Cosmos: A SpaceTime
Odyssey" Music composition for a
miniseries, movie or a
special "American Horror Story:
Coven" Music direction "Barbra Streisand: Back to
Brooklyn" Original music and
lyrics "No Trouble" from "A Christmas
Carol -- The Concert" Original main title theme
music "Black Sails" Sound editing for a
series "Black Sails" Sound editing for a
miniseries, movie or a
special "American Horror Story:
Coven" Sound editing for
nonfiction programming "The Amazing Race" Sound mixing for a comedy
or drama series "Breaking Bad" Sound mixing for a
miniseries or a movie "American Horror Story:
Coven" Sound mixing for a comedy
or drama series (half-hour) and
animation "Californication" Sound mixing for a variety
series or special "The Beatles: The Night That
Changed America" Sound mixing for nonfiction
programming "The Amazing Race" Special and visual
effects "Almost Human" Special And visual effects
in a supporting role "Black Sails" Stunt coordination for a
comedy series or a variety
program "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" Stunt coordination for a
drama series, miniseries or
movie "The Blacklist" Technical direction,
camerawork, video control for a
series "The Big Bang Theory" Technical direction,
camerawork, video control for a
miniseries, movie or a
special "The Big Bang Theory" Technical direction,
camerawork, video control for a
miniseries, movie or a
special "The Oscars" •
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Prodigious T.S. Spivet •
CineMeritAward for Udo Kier •
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Stephen Colbert to host the "Late
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About China's Open Door Policy,
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form
Local
Television Partnership
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Goff and hope to
L.A
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115- 89th Academy Awards, Feb.
26
115-
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Winners
• 115-
Oscars No Shows, 1960 -
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• 115-
Mobile World Congress 2017,
• Barcelona,
27 Feb to 2
March
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106-
Electronic Vs Digital
Signatures
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102-
FCC's latest spectrum auction
nets $7
billion
• First
American to perform on Stage in
China,
PRC
•
101-
Cory's Road to
China
••••Andrea
Bocelli would not be stopped
by a pandemic from delivering a
little hope on Easter Sunday.
••••Invited
by the city of Milan,
the Italian opera
star on Sunday morning
livestreamed a solo performance
on YouTube -- "Andrea Bocelli:
Music for Hope" -- from the
city's main cathedral, the Duomo
di Milano, with 27 million people
around the world tuning in.
••••
Showing sweeping views of the
centuries-old city of Milano, the
video's introduction carried
Bocelli's voice-over Easter
message, also a reference to
the coronoavirus
outbreak that has ravaged
his country and weighs on most of
the world.
••••"I
believe in the strength of
praying together. I believe in
the Christian Easter, a universal
symbol of rebirth that everyone
whether they are believers or not
truly needs right
now."
•••
Duomo
di Milano
••••"I
will cherish the emotion of this
unprecedented and profound
experience, of this Holy Easter
which this emergency has made
painful, but at the same time
even more fruitful, one that will
stay among my dearest memories of
all time. That feeling of being
at the same time alone -- as we
all are in the presence of the
Most High -- yet of expressing
the voice of the prayer of
millions of voices, has deeply
impressed and moved me."
•••In
the empty cathedral backed only
by organist Emanuele Vianelli,
Bocelli ran through a program
that included performances of
"Panis Angelicus," "Ave Maria,"
"Sancta Maria," and ending with
"Amazing Grace" in front of the
magnificent Duomo di Milano, the
seat of the archbishop of
Milan.
••••
Images of
other global landmarks such as
the Eiffel Tower, Venice and New
York were also a part of the
presentation.
••••
On the
YouTube page, there is also a
link to the singer's Andrea
Bocelli Foundation
(ABF) GoFundMe
campaign that aims to help
hospitals purchase personal
protective equipment necessary to
protect local medical staff.
••••
Note:
Italy suffered approximately
160,000 Coronavirus infected
cases and more than 20,000
deaths.
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Milano,
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•••
In light of the Pandemic and the
cancellation of NAB, The ATBA
will be hosting the 6th Annual
LPTV Awards in a much different
way. Here is your opportunity to
shine the light on your work and
the excellence in the Low Power
Television (LPTV) Industry. The
winners will be presented at the
ATBA Webinar on May 6, 2020 at
3pm Central.
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••••
"All Los
Angeles Marathon weekend
activities are scheduled to take
place as planned," a recent
statement from the Los Angeles
Marathon read. "Safety is always
our first priority and our
operations team has been in
consistent dialogue with local
authorities and monitoring
developments related to all
safety aspects of the marathon,
including
coronavirus."
••
••••
The LA
Marathon (formerly the City of
Los Angeles Marathon) is an
annual running event held each
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.
••••
Over the
course of its 33-year history,
the LA Marathon has become one of
the largest marathons in the
country with more than 25,000
participants, thousands of
volunteers and hundreds of
thousands of spectators.
••••
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.
••••
••••
According to the marathon's
website, more than 27,000
athletes from all 50 states and
more than 78 countries will set
out from Dodger Stadium in an
effort to reach the finish line
in Santa Monica.
•Coronavirus
Prevention
•••
County
health officials and race
organizers said that they have
taken steps to try to prevent the
spread of coronavirus during
Sunday's L.A. Marathon,
including deferring entrants from
countries deemed to have a high
risk of exposure to the
disease.
•••
A "very
small number" of entrants from
China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Italy,
South Korea and Iran have been
deferred.
•••
Entrants
being screened at airports will
be quarantined and won't be able
to participate in the
race if they show
symptoms.
••••
Marathon
officials said they deferred
entries for people who live in
countries where the U.S.
Department of State has issued a
"do not travel to" advisory,
although they said it was a "very
small number" of entrants, about
0.06% of the field. Entrants with
a home address in China, Hong
Kong, Taiwan, Italy, South Korea
and Iran have been deferred.
••••
Murphy
Reinschreiber, the chief
operating officer for The McCourt
Foundation, which runs the
marathon, said the deferrals will
be honored for next year's
race.
••••
On race
day, officials said they will
have an increased number of hand-
sanitizer stations at the race
expo, start line, along the route
and finish festival. They are
also telling participants to
follow public safety measures,
including frequently washing
their hands, using hand sanitizer
and to stay home if they feel
ill.
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101-The
Chiefs head to the Super Bowl vs.
the San Francisco
49ers
••••
When the Kansas City Chiefs take
on the San Francisco 49ers in
Super Bowl LIV, a lot will be
made of the battle between a
dominant offense (Chiefs) and a
dominant defense (49ers). But
this game is so much more than
that. In addition to the fact
that both teams are more than
capable on the opposite side of
the ball, respectively, this
matchup features two teams who
had to overcome their fair share
of adversity to get to this
stage.
••••
The Chiefs earned their bid to
the Super Bowl by rallying back
from double-digit deficits twice,
first beating the Houston Texans
51-31 in the divisional round and
then blowing by the Tennessee
Titans 35-24 in the AFC title
game. The 49ers made relatively
easy work of their NFC opponents
on their way to the Super Bowl,
downing the Minnesota Vikings
27-10 before laying it to the
Green Bay Packers 37-20 in a game
San Francisco led 27-0 at
halftime.
••••
Super Bowl LIV will be played in
Miami Gardens, Florida, at Hard
Rock Stadium, home of the Miami
Dolphins. This year's Big Game
will mark the 11th time South
Florida has hosted a Super Bowl,
with the last one coming in 2010
(Super Bowl XLIV) at Hard Rock,
then known as Sun Life
Stadium.
••••
Jennifer
Lopez and Shakira are scheduled
to headline the Super Bowl 2020
halftime show.
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••••
Since 1890, the Tournament
of Roses has produced America's
New Year Celebration, bringing
the traditions of the Rose Parade
and Rose Bowl Game to Pasadena
and the world for 130
years.
••••
The
106th Rose Bowl Game between
Washington Huskies vs Oregon
Ducks and presented by
Northwestern Mutual will take
place on January 1, 2020, at the
Rose Bowl Stadium and will
feature top teams from the Pac-12
and Big Ten known as "The
Granddaddy" of Them All. The Rose
Bowl Game is the oldest bowl game
and kicked off a myriad college
football legacies in 1902.
••••
The
first Tournament of Roses
football game, which was the
first post-season football game
in the nation, was staged at
Tournament Park on January 1,
1902. The game matched the West
Coast's Stanford against
Midwestern Michigan. (The teams
would later become members of
today's Pac-12 and Big Ten
conferences, respectively.)
Michigan routed Stanford, 49-0,
prompting the football contest to
be replaced with Roman-style
chariot races inspired by the
literary classic Ben-Hur.
Football was permanently
reinstated as part of the
Tournament's traditions in
1916.
••••
The
exclusive agreement among the
Tournament of Roses Association,
the Big Ten Conference and the
Pac-12 Conference was born in
1946, and the first game played
under the agreement took place on
January 1, 1947. The pact is the
oldest intercollegiate postseason
bowl agreement between two major
conferences in the United
States.
••••
This
collegiate classic has been the
occasion of many firsts. The Rose
Bowl Game was the first local
radio broadcast of an East-West
bowl game in 1926, the first
transcontinental radio broadcast
of a sporting event in 1927, the
first local telecast of a college
football game in 1948, the first
national telecast of a college
football game in 1952, the first
coast-to-coast color telecast of
a collegiate football game in
1962, and the first College
Football Playoff Semifinal in
2015.
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••••
No.
6 Oregon defeated No. 8
Wisconsin, 28-27, in the 106th
Rose Bowl Game. The Ducks (12-2)
completed their fifth 12- win
season in program history behind
Justin Herbert's three rushing
touchdowns and Brady Breeze's
career defensive performance.
••••
Oregon won the Rose Bowl with a
roster that includes more then 30
players who grew up in Sothern
California within 70 miles of the
Rose Bowld. Oregon just used kids
from So LA to Norco to Rancho
Ccamonga to Mission Viejo to
defeat a bunch of behemohts from
Wisconsin 28-27.
•••
With about one-third Sothern
Calfiornia kids, they beat
Wisonsin despite being outgained
322 yard to 204 because they
stole the ball four times and
shut town the Badger in crunch
time. With Soouthern California
kids, Oregon won by playing the
sort of thghnes that USC uesed to
have.
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WASHINGTON
TO
PLAY
IN
THE ROSE BOWL
GAME -
By Gary Sunkin
••••
Since 1890, the Tournament of
Roses has produced America's New
Year Celebration, bringing the
traditions of the Rose Parade and
Rose Bowl Game to Pasadena and
the world for nearly 130
years.
••••
The Ohio State
Buckeyes, champions of the Big
Ten Conference, and the
Washington Huskies, champions of
the Pac-12 Conference, will play
in the 105th Rose Bowl Game
presented by Northwestern Mutual
at 1 p.m. PT/4 p.m. ET, on
January 1, 2019, at the Rose Bowl
Stadium.
••••
This year's Rose Bowl Game will
be the 13th meeting between the
Ohio State Buckeyes and the
Washington Huskies, and will be
the second occurrence in The
Granddaddy of Them All.
••••
No. 9 Washington is headed back
to the Rose Bowl for the second
time since a 34-24 victory over
Purdue on Jan. 1, 2001.
••••
No. 5 Ohio State is headed back
to the Rose Bowl for the second
time since a 26-17 victory over
Oregon on Jan. 1, 2010.
••••
The Washington-Ohio State game
will mark the second time in five
years that the Rose Bowl has
featured the Pac-12 and Big Ten
champions. The last time that
happened was after the 2013
season, when Michigan State
defeated Stanford, 24-20.
• Back to
Pasadena
••••
Washington and Ohio State are
each making their 16th appearance
in the Rose Bowl. USC (with 34)
and Michigan (20) are the only
two programs that have been to
the Rose Bowl more.
The Huskies are 7-6-1 in
the Rose Bowl Game.
••••
Pre-game festivities on January
1, will begin at 1 p.m. PT (4
p.m. ET). The game will be
televised nationally on ESPN.
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Pink's Hot Dogs Fans celebrate
80th
anniversary
By
Gary
Sunkin
LOS
ANGELES, Calif.
--
Legendary Los Angeles eatery
Pink's Hot Dogs celebrates its
80th anniversary selling 80 cent
Chili Dogs with 100% of the
proceeds benefiting local
Charities. Nightly Nov. 8 through
Nov. 15, one can buy a hot dog
for 80 cents. The limit is eight
hot dogs per customer, however
for non-meat eaters Pink's also
has a vegan dog.
••••
Various celebrities will be on
hand each night to help sell the
discounted dogs. Los Angeles
Mayor Eric Garcetti and Los
Angeles Philharmonic Music
Director Gustavo Dudamel were
called into action on Friday
evening."I'm
a big fan of these hot dogs and I
eat all the time, so what a great
way to have fun and do this thing
for charity," said Dudamel.
••••
Different charities will be
featured every night. Saturday's
sale benefited two charities
chosen by ABC 's entertainment
guru George Pennacchio.
••••
Other celebrities scheduled to
sell hot dogs are singer JoJo
Siwa and Justin Turner from the
L.A. Dodgers.
Photo lr: LA mayor Eric
Garcetti;
Gustavo Dudamel, Los Angeles
Philhamonic
•
••••Beverly
Pink Wolfe's mother began selling
hot dogs out of a push cart back
in 1939, long before the bustling
Melrose and La Brea area it is
today. Hot dogs cost 10 cents and
drinks were five cents.
••••Back
then "It was just orange trees
and weeds. There was nothing
here," said Pink Wolfe. "We're
honored that everyone has come to
celebrate 80 years with us and we
hope to continue for many, many
more years. Thank you, Los
Angeles," she
continued.
•
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80 years of "Wizard of
Oz"
August was the 80th
anniversary of the classic
musical fantasy. Judy Garland
starred as Dorothy Gale, the girl
from Kansas who had dreams of
going "somewhere over the
rainbow."
Red
Slippers trivia:
• What happened to the ruby
slippers?
••••
A pair of
red sequined slippers from the
classic 1939 film "The Wizard of
Oz" had been found by the FBI, 13
years after ... they disappeared
in August 2005 from a museum
dedicated to the actress in her
hometown of Grand Rapids,
Minnesota.
The shoes are one of four pairs
Garland wore as Dorothy in the
1939 classic.
• Who owns the ruby
slippers?
••••
Because of
their iconic stature, the ruby
slippers worn by Judy Garland in
the film are among the most
treasured and valuable film
memorabilia in movie history.
••••
Actress
Debbie Reynolds also owned a pair
of the authentic ruby slippers,
purchased at auction for $510,000
in 2011.
••••
An
original pair of the ruby
slippers is on display at the
Smithsonian Institution.
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101- Rolf Eden - The Berlin Wall
- Road To
Europe,
•••
"Star
Maker" and Santa
Tales."
•
•
Before Troy Cory teamed up with
famous German Orchestra leader,
Ambros Seelos in the1970s, Troy
had already co-starred with
Wendell Cory, Rolf Eden, and
Barbara Valentine in the Berlin
AFI, John Harris, movie
production,
"Starmaker."
•
•
It was in 1970, that Troy, Ambros
Seelos, music arranger, composer
and songwriter, Sylvester Levay,
(Lysy, Levy - "Fly, Robin, Fly,"
), and lyricist and translator,
Jossi Sigl produced the origianal
recording sessions and the
Cory/Seelos concert performances
in Germany, Innsbruck, Austria,
and Basel,
Switzerland.
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••••
The String section on the Munich
Sound recordings was provided by
"The Munich Philharmonics"; piano
and arrangements by Sylvester
Levay. Sevral years later it was
Levay who garnered a Grammy Award
for "Fly, Robin, Fly," and wrote
the music scores for the film
"Howard the Duck" and the Vienna
musical "Elisabeth."
••••
Troy Cory
collaborated with Cinema Prize
Records and Agil Musik and
co-wrote the song material with
the Seelos/Levay/Michalke/Sigl/
team, in producing the album,
entitled, "Today's Puzzle."
••••
The end of the 1970s found Troy
Cory playing Santa Claus in the
German/American production film
"Merry Christmas: Just in the
Nick of Time," starring Priscilla
Cory, as "Little Miss Santa," and
featuring the late German singer,
Manuela. Produced by VRA TelePlay
Pictures, Bohemia Film and
Gábor Wagner, of ARD, the
story was filmed in and around
the city of Munich, Nymphenburg
and Castle Neuschwanstein,
Germany and in Oberndorf,
Austria, the small village and
church where the Christmas carol
"Silent Night" was performed for
the first time on December 25,
1818.
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The Documentary Follows Five
Angelenos Whose Workday Starts
While the City Sleeps
Burbank,
Calif. -- KCET, a producer of
award-winning and diverse
original content for public
media, and Artifact Nonfiction,
an award-winning documentary
content studio, announced today a
new hour-long documentary called
NIGHTSHIFT that follows
five Los Angeles residents in
their routines as night shift
workers. The filmmakers take
viewers on an intimate and
atmospheric journey to the world
of people who work while the city
sleeps to explain why jobs like
these are growing. Set to
premiere just after Labor Day,
the co-production
NIGHTSHIFT premieres
Tues., Sept. 3 at 8 p.m. PT on
KCET in Southern California and
Wed., Sept. 8 at 7 p.m. ET/PT on
Link TV nationwide (DirecTV
channel 375 and DISH Network
channel 9410).
••••
Following the broadcast, each
episode will stream at
kcet.org/nightshift and on the
free KCET app (available on Roku
and Apple TV), the PBS Video app
(available on Roku, Apple TV,
Amazon Fire TV, the App Store and
Google Play), as well as on
YouTube.
••••
While most of us are sleeping,
nearly 15 million Americans are
heading off to work.
NIGHTSHIFT immerses
viewers in the diverse
experiences of five of those
workers over the course of a
single night and a day, showing
what each of them does to keep
the 24-hour economy running.
Along the way, they share their
feelings about their own lives,
and make observations about
issues that impact us all. The
documentary also explores the
reasoning behind their choice to
clock in as the sun sets, each
explaining their role in their
communities, the necessity of
their occupations and why the
usual nine-to-five workday is not
an option for them.
•
Join the
conversation on social media
using #nightshift
••••
Harriet Hayes is a baker with Bub
and Grandma's, a wholesale
artisanal bread bakery in Silver
Lake. Harriet and her husband
moved to Los Angeles 10 years ago
and had two kids. Harriet left a
career in marketing and found her
calling in bread. Working nights
helps her to balance career and
family -- in particular, it
allows her to be around during
the day for her son who requires
special needs.
••••
Vincent Marsala, a marine
veteran, works as a night shift
superintendent at LA Stadium, the
new home of the Los Angeles Rams
and Los Angeles Chargers, being
built by Rams Owner/Chairman E.
Stanley Kroenke in Inglewood, CA.
During the daytime, he
participates in a mentoring
program that aims to inspire high
school students to consider the
construction field as a career.
Vincent proudly sees his work on
the stadium, opening summer 2020,
as part of history, with his
fingerprints embedded on a
soon-to-be iconic structure in
the Los Angeles landscape.
••••
Veronica Lagunas works as a
nighttime janitor at an office
building in downtown Los Angeles.
When Veronica isn't on the job or
taking care of her family, she
can be found volunteering as a
workers' rights activist and as
an instructor in a self-defense
class geared towards female
custodians, who face high rates
of sexual harassment in the
workplace.
••••
Carlos Franco is the
owner/operator of a family-run,
wholesale produce stall at the
downtown 7th Street Market.
Carlos has been a part of the
market his whole life, having
worked there as a young boy
before eventually taking over the
business from his parents. He
lives in East LA and has watched
as the neighborhood where he
lives -- and now the one where he
works -- have been impacted by
gentrification.
••••
Katheryn Cabanillas is a divorced
single mom with four kids who has
worked with UPS for 16 years.
When she started, her only focus
was getting medical benefits for
herself and her children. Today
she manages overnight shipments
from everywhere between Alaska
and California. The night shift
allows her to be available for
her kids -- taking them to
school, picking them up and
helping them with
homework.
On-air, online and in the
community, KCET plays a vital
role in the cultural and
educational enrichment of
Southern and Central California.
KCET offers a wide range of
award-winning local programming
as well as the finest public
television programs from around
the world. Throughout its 54-year
history, KCET has won hundreds of
major awards for its local and
regional news and public affairs
programming, its national drama
and documentary productions, its
quality educational family and
children's programs, its outreach
and community services and its
website, kcet.org. KCET is a
donor-supported community
institution. For additional
information about KCET
productions, web-exclusive
content, programming schedules
and community events, please
visit kcet.org. Select original
programming from KCET is also
available for streaming on Apple
TV, YouTube, Amazon and Roku
platforms. For more information
please visit kcet.org/apps. KCET
is a content channel of the
Public Media Group of Southern
California.
Based in Los Angeles, Artifact
Nonfiction is a documentary
content studio that celebrates
the diversity of the human
spirit. Artifact's filmmakers are
among the most respected in the
field, having garnered Academy
Awards and nominations, Emmy
Awards and nominations, Clios,
Geminis, and numerous film
festival prizes. Founded in 2001,
Artifact Nonfiction has
collaborated with institutions
including ITVS, HBO, A&E,
Discovery, The Sundance
Institute, California Humanities,
The Center for Asian American
Media, and the Museum of Modern
Art In New York. For more
information please visit
www.ArtifactNonfiction.com.
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NIGHTSHIFT Documentary
Follows Five Angelenos Whose
Workday Starts While the City
Sleeps
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Special
Sneak Peek of Ken Burns' New
Eight-Part PBS Documentary Series
'Country Music' Featured Q&A
with Producers, Live Music, Food
Trucks And Dog 'Western Wear'
Contest + Doggie Step and
Repeat
••••
On Sat., July 27 from 5:30-9:00
p.m., The Autry, Los Angeles
Times and Southern California's
PBS Flagship organizations KCET
and PBS SoCal hosted a special
sneak peek of the eagerly
anticipated upcoming eight-part
documentary series COUNTRY MUSIC
produced and directed by
award-winning filmmaker Ken
Burns. Over 1,500 guests enjoyed
music from DJ Chris Morris as
well as a live performance from
Austin McCutchen and the Western
Stars, food trucks and a "Western
Wear" contest for dogs prior to
the screening. Ken Burns
himself greeted the fans and
introduced a 45-minute clip reel
from the film followed by a panel
discussion with Los Angeles Times
Staff Writer Randy Lewis,
Producers Dayton Duncan and Julie
Dunfey. The panel was moderated
by two-time Pulitzer Prize
winning Los Angeles Times
columnist Patt Morrison and the
program was presented as part of
the Los Angeles Times' Ideas
Exchange conversation series.
••••
Josie
Cory and Troy Cory-Stubblefield
covered the event for TVI
(Television Int'l Magazine).
After attending a roundtable
interview with Ken Burns and
producers, Troy Cory asked Burns
during the reception if he is
working already on any new
projects and "yes" he replied,
"future projects include Ernest
Hemingway, Muhammad Ali, the
Holocaust and the United States,
Benjamin Franklin, Lyndon B.
Johnson, the American Buffalo,
Leonardo da Vinci, the American
Revolution, the history of crime
and punishment in America, the
history of Reconstruction, and
Winston Churchill, among
others."
••••
The new 16-hour documentary
COUNTRY MUSIC will feature
never-before-seen footage and
photographs, plus interviews with
more than 100 country music
artists. Viewers will hear the
remarkable stories of the people
and places behind a true American
art form as the documentary,
chronicles country music's early
days, from Southern Appalachia's
songs of struggle, heartbreak and
faith to the rollicking Western
swing of Texas, California's
honky-tonks and Nashville's
"Grand Ole Opry." Much like the
music itself, the film tells
unforgettable stories of
hardships and joys shared by
everyday people. COUNTRY
MUSIC premieres Sunday, Sept. 15
at 8 p.m. on PBS SoCal.
••••Guests
included President and CEO of The
Autry Rick West, President &
CEO of Public Media Group of
Southern California Andrew
Russell, PBS Chief Programming
Executive and General Manager,
General Audience Programming
Perry Simon, Chair of Corporation
for Public Broadcasting's (CPB)
Board of Directors Bruce Ramer
and Los Angeles Times
Chief Operating Officer Chris
Argentieri.
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Autry, Los Angeles Times and
Southern California's flagship
PBS channels PBS SoCal and KCET
have partnered to screen a sneak
preview of
the
new
Ken Burns documentary film
Country Music at the Autry in
Griffith Park. The event will
include outdoor activities, a
live performance by country
singer-songwriter Austin
McCutchen, and a panel discussion
with Burns moderated by Times
columnist Patt Morrison.
••••
The screening and events take
place on the Autry Lawn on
Saturday, July 27, at 5:30 p.m.,
and will feature fare from food
trucks and a full bar with drinks
available for purchase. The
45-minute screening will begin
with an introduction
from Ken Burns, who will also
participate in a panel discussion
along with producers Dayton
Duncan and Julie Dunfey. The
outdoor event is dog friendly;
guests are welcome to bring their
canine best friends and take them
on a walk down the
step-and-repeat or try their luck
in a counry and Western-themed
dog costume contest.
••••
Country
Music, a new eight-part, 16-hour
film directed by Ken Burns,
premieres Sunday, September 15
through Wednesday, September 18,
and Sunday, September 22 through
Wednesday, September 25 at
8:00-10:00 p.m. PT on PBS SoCal.
The first four episodes will
stream on pbssocal.org and PBS
Video App, timed to the Sunday,
September 15 premiere, with the
second four episodes timed to the
broadcast of Episode 5 on Sunday,
September 22 with planned encore
airings on KCET. Each episode
will stream for a period of three
weeks. PBS Passport members will
be able to stream the entire
series for a period of six months
beginning Sunday, September
15. The eight-part Country
Music series will
feature never-before-seen footage
and photographs, plus interviews
with more than 80 country
music artists.
••••
The
documentary, written by Duncan,
who also wrote the illustrated
companion book (coming from
Alfred A. Knopf on September 10),
chronicles country music's early
days, from Southern Appalachia's
songs of struggle, heartbreak and
faith to the rollicking Western
swing of Texas, California's
honky-tonks and Nashville's Grand
Ole Opry. Including footage of
Autry Museum founder Gene Autry,
the film follows the evolution of
country music over the course of
the 20th century as it eventually
emerges to become "America's
music."
••••
The
documentary explores crucial
questions -- "What
is country music?" and
"Where did it come from?"-- while
focusing on the biographies of
the fascinating trailblazers who
created and shaped it -- from the
Carter Family, Jimmie Rodgers,
Bill Monroe and Bob Wills to Hank
Williams, Patsy Cline, Johnny
Cash, Merle Haggard, Loretta
Lynn, Charley Pride, Willie
Nelson, Dolly Parton, Emmylou
Harris, Garth Brooks and many
more -- as well as the times in
which they lived. Much like the
music itself, the film tells
unforgettable stories of
hardships and joys shared by
everyday people.
••••
Funding
for Country Music was provided by
Bank of America, the Annenberg
Foundation, the Arthur Vining
Davis Foundations, Belmont
University, Tennessee Department
of Tourist Development, the
Metropolitan Government of
Nashville and Davidson County,
Rosalind P. Walter and by the
following members of 'The Better
Angels Society:' The Blavatnik
Family Foundation, the
Schwartz/Reisman Foundation, the
Pfeil Foundation, Diane and Hal
Brierley, John and Catherine
Debs, the Fullerton Family
Charitable Fund, The Perry and
Donna Golkin Family Foundation,
Jay Alix and Una Jackman, Fred
and Donna Seigel, Mercedes T.
Bass, Gilchrist and Amy Berg,
James R. Berdell Foundation,
David Bonderman, Deborah P. and
Jonathan T. Dawson, Senator Bill
and Tracy Frist, Susan and David
Kreisman, Lillian Lovelace,
Michelle Smith. Major funding was
provided by the Corporation for
Public Broadcasting and PBS.
••••
Country
Music is a production of
Florentine Films and WETA,
Washington, DC. Directed by Ken
Burns, written by Dayton Duncan,
and produced by Duncan, Julie
Dunfey and Burns.
PBS SoCal
delivers content and experiences
that inspire, inform and
entertain &endash; over the air,
online, in the community and in
the classroom. We offer the full
slate of beloved PBS programs
including MASTERPIECE, NOVA, PBS
NewsHour, Frontline, Independent
Lens, a broad library of
documentary films including works
from Ken Burns; and educational
PBS KIDS programs including
Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood and
Curious George. Our programs are
accessible for free through four
broadcast channels, and available
for streaming at pbssocal.org, on
the PBS mobile apps, and via
connected TV services Android TV,
Roku, Apple TV and Amazon Fire
TV. PBS SoCal is a
donor-supported community
institution that is a part of
Public Media Group of Southern
California, the flagship PBS
station for 19 million diverse
people across
California.
On-air, online
and in the community, KCET plays
a vital role in the cultural and
educational enrichment of
Southern and Central California.
KCET offers a wide range of
award-winning local programming
as well as the finest public
television programs from around
the world. Throughout its 54-year
history, KCET has won hundreds of
major awards for its local and
regional news and public affairs
programming, its national drama
and documentary productions, its
quality educational family and
children's programs, its outreach
and community services and its
website, kcet.org. KCET is a
donor-supported community
institution. For additional
information about KCET
productions, web-exclusive
content, programming schedules
and community events, please
visit kcet.org. Select original
programming from KCET is also
available for streaming on Apple
TV, YouTube, Amazon and Roku
platforms. For more information
please visit kcet.org/apps. KCET
is a content channel of the
Public Media Group of Southern
California.
The Los Angeles
Times is the largest metropolitan
daily newspaper in the country,
with a combined print and online
local weekly audience of 4.4
million. The Pulitzer
Prize-winning Times has been
covering Southern California for
more than 137 years. Los Angeles
Times' businesses and affiliates
also include The Envelope, Hot
Property, Times Community News
and Los Angeles Times en
Español.
The Autry is a
museum dedicated to exploring and
sharing the stories, experiences,
and perceptions of the diverse
peoples of the American West,
connecting the past to the
present to inspire our shared
future.
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with Untold History
of Griffith Park, Prohibition
Tunnels, Mount Wilson Observatory
and More
Fourth Season of
Historical Documentary Series
Premieres October 15
••••
BURBANK, Calif. -- Sept. 13, 2019
- KCET, a producer of
award-winning and diverse
original content for public
media, announced today the return
of the Emmy® -winning
historical documentary series
LOST LA, a co-production with the
University of Southern California
Libraries. Public historian and
writer Nathan Masters of the USC
Libraries returns as Host with
untold histories behind Griffith
Park, Manzanar, Los Angeles'
prohibition tunnels, architect
Paul Revere Williams, the
Shindana Toy Company and the
Mount Wilson Observatory. Now in
its fourth season, LOST LA
explores our region's hidden past
through documents, photos and
other rare artifacts from
California libraries and
archives. Season four of LOST LA
premieres on Tues., Oct. 15 at
8:30 p.m. on KCET in Southern
California with encores airing
one week later on PBS SoCal at
7:30 p.m.
••••
Following
the broadcast, each episode will
stream at kcet.org/lostla and on
the free PBS Video app (available
on Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire
TV, the App Store and Google
Play), as well as on YouTube and
Amazon Prime.
••••
LOST LA originally premiered as a
series on KCET in January of 2016
based on an "online to on-air"
incubation model where
high-trafficked web content was
produced for broadcast. Since
then, the series has continued to
challenge the assumption that Los
Angeles is a city without a
history. Instead, LOST LA offers
a history of Southern California
that is not often told, or has
been forgotten, bringing primary
sources of Los Angeles history to
the screen and connecting them to
the Los Angeles of
today.
"Griffith Park" &endash;
Tues., Oct. 15
Explore one of the nation's
largest municipal parks and
discover how it hasn't always
lived up to its founder's vision
of a public recreation ground for
all.
One of ten camps where Japanese
Americans were incarcerated
during WWII, California's
Manzanar was photographed by
outsiders Dorothea Lange and
Ansel Adams?and by incarceree
T?y? Miyatake, who captured
scenes from within.
Explore the subterranean myths of
Prohibition-era Los Angeles,
crawl through bootlegger tunnels
and visit some of the city's
oldest speakeasies.
|Pioneering African-American
architect Paul Revere Williams
contributed to some of the city's
most recognizable civic
structures?all while confronting
racial barriers.
Visit the underground vault of
the Carnegie Observatories and
the historic Mount Wilson
Observatory, once the world
capital of astronomy.
Manufacturing ethnically correct
black dolls in the wake of the
Watts uprising, South Los
Angeles-based Shindana Toy
Company left a lasting mark on
the American doll
industry.••
••••
LOST LA is
supported by The Ralph M. Parsons
Foundation, California Library
and other generous institutional
funders.•••
For more
information about LOST LA and to
watch episodes online, visit
kcet.org/LostLA.
Join the conversation on social
media using #LostLA
••••
The USC Libraries actively
support the discovery, creation,
and preservation of knowledge at
the University of Southern
California and beyond. The
libraries serve as host
institution for L.A. As Subject ,
an association of more than 230
libraries, cultural institutions,
official archives, and private
collectors dedicated to
preserving and telling the
sometimes-hidden histories of the
Los Angeles region. Southern
California history is among the
USC Libraries' prominent
collections and programming
strengths, and Lost LA is an
emblem of USC's connection and
commitment to Los Angeles as a
Pacific Rim megacity.
MORE:
kcet.org/LostLA
Also streaming on YouTube, Amazon
Prime, Roku and Apple
TV.
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New Season
Premieres with a Deep Dive Into
Southern California's Recycling
Crisis
BURBANK,
Calif. -
Sept. 12,
2019 -
Emmy award-winning weekly
half-hour news documentary
series SOCAL CONNECTED will
premiere eight new episodes this
season starting Tues., Oct.
15 at 8 p.m. on KCET in Southern
California with encores
airing one week later on PBS
SoCal at 7 p.m. The new
season includes a look at the
recycling crisis, public beach
access, racial tensions as well
as the local track and field
scene.
••••
Following the broadcast, each
episode will stream at
kcet.org/socalconnected and on
the free PBS Video app (available
on Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire
TV, the App Store and Google
Play), as well as on YouTube.
KCET, a producer of
award-winning and diverse
original content for public
media, announced the return of
the award-winning weekly
half-hour news documentary series
SOCAL CONNECTED. Now in its tenth
season, SOCAL CONNECTED is
Southern California's longest
running news series and has
reported over three hundred
stories and earned dozens of
awards, including the most
prestigious in journalism: the
duPont-Columbia Silver Baton, a
George Foster Peabody Award as
well as 33 local Emmy Awards
since its inception. SOCAL
CONNECTED will premiere eight new
episodes this season starting
Tues., Oct. 15 at 8 p.m. on KCET
in Southern California with
encores airing one week later on
PBS SoCal at 7 p.m.
••••
The new season kicked off a few
weeks ago with an on-air campaign
that highlights the impact of
SOCAL CONNECTED. Presenting a mix
of investigative reporting and
richly textured narratives, the
program has developed from what
was originally a newsmagazine
format into a "docu-series" that
has built a reputation for its
change-making journalism. In
recent seasons, SOCAL CONNECTED
has spotlighted a range of issues
from flaws in the criminal
justice system to public
corruption within local
government. Changing lives and
laws in our region, the tenth
season will continue with the
program's commitment to start
conversations with the community
-- whether that is online, in
social media or through in-person
events, SOCAL CONNECTED is
dedicated to engaging citizens on
the issues that matter
most.
••••
Upcoming episodes of SOCAL
CONNECTED include (subject to
change):
A deep dive into California's
struggling recycling industry
reveals a 30-year corporate
lobbying strategy to keep the
myth of plastic recycling alive
and well.
Producer: Gina Pollack
When a college student is
killed, a California town is
forced to come to grips with
simmering racial tensions.
Producers: Karen Foshay, Vince
Beiser
Public access to the
California coastline is being
blocked in a number of ways.
Producer: Ben
Bergman
LA's oldest youth running club
fights to stay competitive in a
local track and field scene that
may be running out of steam.
Producers: Karen Foshay,
Michael Ray
Join the conversation on social
media using
#SoCalConnected.
SOCAL CONNECTED is Southern
California's longest running
investigative and feature
mini-documentary series and is
the winner of nearly every major
local and national journalism
award, including a George Foster
Peabody®, two Alfred I.
duPont-Columbia silver batons, 33
regional Emmy® awards and 53
Southern California Journalism
Awards presented by the Los
Angeles Press Club. Over 160
shows of Socal Connected can be
viewed at KCET.org/socalconnected
. Funding is made possible in
part by The Ahmanson Foundation
and the support of KCET viewers.
On-air, online and in the
community, KCET plays a vital
role in the cultural and
educational enrichment of
Southern and Central California.
KCET offers a wide range of
award-winning local programming
as well as the finest public
television programs from around
the world. Throughout its 54-year
history, KCET has won hundreds of
major awards for its local and
regional news and public affairs
programming, its national drama
and documentary productions, its
quality educational family and
children's programs, its outreach
and community services and its
website, kcet.org. KCET is a
donor-supported community
institution. For additional
information about KCET
productions, web-exclusive
content, programming schedules
and community events, please
visit kcet.org. Select original
programming from KCET is also
available for streaming on Apple
TV, YouTube, Amazon and Roku
platforms. For more information
please visit kcet.org/apps. KCET
is a content channel of the
Public Media Group of Southern
California.
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••••Rogers
& Cowan and PMK-BNC,
Hollywood's two biggest public
relations agencies -- are
combining forces in the latest
trend of consolidation to hit the
entertainment industry.
••••
The combined companies, both have
offices in Los Angeles and New
York, and will boast a client
roster of more than 500 actors,
musicians, directors and other
artists, as well as 30 major
brands.
••••
The new entity, which does not
yet have a name, represents a
wide variety of talent, including
actors Robert Redford, Glenn
Close and Denzel Washington,
filmmakers Jerry Bruckheimer and
Robert Zemeckis, and musicians
Katy Perry and Sean Cobms. It
will work with brands including
Audi, Hasbro, McDonald's,
Masterpiece Theatre, Mirosoft and
Verizon.
••••
The merger represents the
combination of two legendary
industry institutions. Rogers and
Cowan was founded in L.A. in 1950
by Henry Rogers and Warren Cowan.
PMK, formerly led by public
relations titan Pat Kingsley,
joined with BNC in 2010.
•••••••
In recent years, the
entertainment industry has gone
through vast changes, including
the rise of streaming giants
including Netflix. Increasing
global demand for talent in
countries including China, and
studio mergers such as the recent
purchase of 21st Century Fox by
Walt Disney.
••••
The rise of online entertainment
publications hungry for celebrity
news has increased demands on
publicists.
••••
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By Gary Sunkin
LOS
ANGELES (March 24, 2019) --
Elisha Barno (Kenya) and Askale
Merachi
(Ethiopia) won the 34th edition
of the Skechers Performance Los
Angeles Marathon. These athletes
bested a field of 24,000
registered runners over the
iconic "Stadium to the Sea" race
from the world famous Dodger
Stadium to the beach in
picturesque Santa Monica.
Photo
LtR: TVI Reporter, Gary Sunkin;
Elisha
Barno
••••
Askale Merachi took the lead in
the women's race at 6k from Lucy
Karimi (Kenya) and Cynthia Jerop
(Kenya) winning with a new course
record time of 2:24.11, a time
that was Meskale's personal best
by nearly six minutes. The
previous course record of 2:25:10
was held by Lidiya Grigroyeva
(Russia) in 2006. Cynthia Jerop
and Lucy Karimi finished in
second and third, respectively,
with a personal best of 2:25.41
and 2:26.15.
••••
In the wheelchair race,
California native Katrina Gerhard
(USA) took home the gold as the
women's champion with a finishing
time of 1:51.16. In the men's
contest, Joshua Cassidy (Canada)
bested the other competing
athletes winning the race in
1:31.47.
••••
Today, the Los Angeles weather
played out perfectly for a
marathon with temperatures in the
60s and overcast conditions. The
race's Stadium to the Sea Course
celebrated its 10th Anniversary
with live entertainment,
including more than 50 bands, 500
cheerleaders, 4 entertainment
centers and 90 cheer zones that
set the stage for an exciting
day.
••••
"It was a great day out there
today, but we couldn't have been
more enthused by the way the pro
races played out today", said
Tracey Russell, Chief Executive
of Conqur Endurance Group. "Once
again, we are extremely proud of
the amazing turnout we had from
the community who eagerly cheered
from the neighborhoods throughout
Los Angeles, West Hollywood,
Beverly Hills and Santa Monica.
Congratulations to our winners
and all the pro athlete who put
it all on the line
today."
1. Elisha Barno,
Kenya, 2:11.45
2. John Korir, Kenya,
2:11:52
3. Juan Luis Barrios,
Mexico, 2:11.59
4. Milton Rotich,
KEN, 2:12.42
5. Weldon Kirui,
Kenya, 2:13.24
6. Askale Merachi,
Ethiopia (Floral Park, NY) ,
2:24.11
7. Cynthia Jerop, Kenya,
2:25.54
8. Lucy Karimi, Kenya,
2:26.15
9. Olha Skypak, Ukraine,
2:30.33
10. Jane Kibii, Kenya,
2:32.12
1. Joshua Cassidy,
Canada, 01:31:47.6
2. Tristan Smyth,
Canada, 01:38:33.3
3. Josh George, USA,
01:39:48.8
4. Krige Schabort,
USA, 01:40:07.5
5. Rafael Botello
Jimenez, Spain,
01:42:37.4
1. Katrina
Gerhard, USA, 01:56:22.0
2. Jenna Fesemyer,
USA, 02:04:13.9
3. Michelle Wheeler,
USA,
01:10:29.64.
4. Yen Hoang, USA,
02:11:27.3
5. Ivonne Reyas Gomez,
Mexico, 02:20:49.22.
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By Gary Sunkin
••••Frank
McCourt purchase the operating
rights to the race in 2008. Soon
afterward, he asked his team to
devise a course that would show
off the very best of Los Angeles.
Working with public officials and
community stakeholders, the
"Stadium to the Sea" course was
born. With Dodger Stadium as the
starting point, the course
traverses from downtown LA, Wet
Hollywood, Beverly Hills to Santa
Monica with a majestic finish
overlooking the Pacific
Ocean.
••••
The race begins at 6:30 a.m. on
Sunday, March 24 and if you plan
on driving or riding the bus that
day, you'll want to take a good
look at the planned street
closures along the route.
•••The
marathon starts at Dodger Stadium
and winds its way through
Downtown before cutting up past
Echo Park Lake and over to Sunset
Boulevard. Runners will follow
the street up to Hollywood
Boulevard and head west, passing
the Walk of Fame along the
way.
••••The
course then drops down to the
Sunset Strip and then down again
to Santa Monica Boulevard. After
a quick detour in Beverly Hills,
it extends north toward the VA
Hospital and cuts west on San
Vicente. Finally, runners enter
the final stretch on Ocean Avenue
and finish the race just short of
the Santa Monica Pier.
••••Most
of the streets closed for the
race will shut down between 4 and
5 a.m., though stretches of Main
Street and Ocean Avenue in Santa
Monica will be closed to traffic
at midnight. Streets will start
to reopen between 9 a.m. and 5
p.m.
•
About
the Marathon
The LA Marathon (formerly the
City of Los Angeles Marathon) is
an annual running event held each
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 marathon is currently
sponsored by Skechers, and thus
its official title is the
Skechers Performance LA
Marathon.
••••
Over the course of its 33-year
history, the LA Marathon has
become one of the largest
marathons in the country with
more than 25,000 participants,
thousands of volunteers and
hundreds of thousands of
spectators.
••••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.
••••The
current route starts at Dodger
Stadium and ends in Santa
Monica.
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•
Professional
Runners and Students Run LA
Official Race Shake Out Run:
Friday morning March 22, the
professional runners scheduled to
toe the start line at the 2019
Skechers Performance Los Angeles
Marathon, will join 25 &endash;
30 participants in the Students
Run LA (SRLA) program for the
official pre-race shake-out run
at Griffith Park. Approximately
3,500 SRLA runners will take part
in the Skechers Performance Los
Angeles Marathon again this
year.
••••The
Skechers Performance Los Angeles
Marathon Health & Fitness
Expo is at the Los Angeles
Convention Center on Friday,
March 22 and Saturday, March 23.
The Expo will host over 120
vendors and features world-class
brands of products and services
that fuel, support, and motivate
runners, friends and
family.
••••
The Expo
with 45,000 expected attendees it
is one of the biggest events of
the year at the Los Angeles
Convention Center. The Health and
Fitness Expo is free and open to
the public. Hours are 10am-- 7pm
on Friday and 9am -- 5pm on
Saturday.
•
History
The Skechers Performance Los
Angeles Marathon was inspired by
the successful 1984 Los Angeles
Summer Olympic Games, an event
that revolutionized the Olympic
Movement with more than 30,00
volunteers supporting the Games.
The Los Angeles City Council bid
out the event 1985 and the
inaugural race was held in
1986.
••••
With an
overwhelming turnout of 10,787
registrants, the inaugural Los
Angeles Marathon was the largest
first-time marathon in the U.S.
The race has been an important
fixture on the U.S. marathon
calendar ever since. While owned
by the City of Los Angeles, the
operation rights for the race
have been held by four entities
in its history:
• Devine Racing
(2005-2008)
• LA Marathon LLC
(2008-2016)
• Conqur Endurance
Group (2016 to present)
•
About
Conqur Endurance Group
Conqur Endurance Group, a
subsidiary of McCourt LP, creates
world-class experiences that
ignite passion in athletes and
connect communities through the
transformative power of sport.
The Skechers Performance Los
Angeles Marathon is among the
largest marathons in the country
with 24,000 participants,
thousands of volunteers and
hundreds of thousands of
spectators. The "Stadium to the
Sea" course, starting at Dodger
Stadium and finishing near the
Santa Monica Pier, is one of the
most scenic in the world, taking
runners on a tour of Los Angeles
past every major landmark. In
addition to the marquee event,
Conqur Endurance Group produces
the Pasadena Half Marathon &
5K at the Rose Bowl, the Santa
Monica Classic 5K/10K and the LA
BIG 5K. Conqur also owns and
operates one of the largest
marathon training programs in the
U.S., the LA Road Runners.
Through official charity programs
and strategic partnerships,
Conqur supports dozens of
nonprofit partners; the most
notable being Students Run LA,
one of the foremost nonprofit
youth running programs in the
nation. For more information,
please visit www.goconqur.com
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As we
celebrate the fall season, KCET
has just announced its special
Thanksgiving marathon
that
will
feature two KCET original shows
including Emmy-award® winning
food series THE MIGRANT KITCHEN
which explores California's
booming food scene through the
eyes of a new generation of chefs
and culinary artisans whose
cuisine is inspired by the
immigrant experience.
••••
KCET will
continue the holiday celebration
with over three hours of
historical series LOST LA
(sponsored by Union Bank and a
co-production with USC Libraries)
hosted by public historian Nathan
Masters. LOST LA uncovers the
dreams that built modern-day Los
Angeles through documents, photos
and other rare artifacts from the
region's libraries and
archives.
•••••
The
marathon will kick off Thurs.,
Nov. 22 starting at 11 a.m. PT on
KCET in Southern California.
•••••
The full
LOST LA marathon schedule for
Fri., Nov. 23 is as follows
(*subject to change):
••••LOST
LA: "Dream Factory" --10 a.m. Los
Angeles is often identified with
Hollywood, but there's more to
the entertainment industry than
its
facade of movie stars and
blockbuster films. This episode
explores the career of Lois
Weber, a filmmakerwho rose to
greatness in a nascent film
industry that welcomed women into
creative leadership positions; as
well as a Central Casting Bureau
that capitalized on the city's
segregated ethnic enclaves when
filling background roles.
••••LOST
LA: "Yosemite" -- 10:30 a.m.
Yosemite National Park has seen
some drastic changes since its
birth as a park and preserve in
1864. From a scenic land
maintained by indigenous peoples
to its emergence as a tourist
attraction, Yosemite Valley has
become a postcard for the natural
beauty of the state. But
Californians have long fought
over how to manage the Park that
currently is a site of conflict
over humanity's relationship with
nature.
••••
LOST LA:
"Desert Fantasy" -- 11 a.m.
California's deserts have sparked
the imaginations of millions of
people around the world including
real estate developers that have
created desert utopias like Palm
Springs and Las Vegas. From the
famously alien landscape of
Joshua Tree National Park tothe
wide expanses of seemingly empty
land, the desert has been seen as
a place of reinvention and a
blank slate to create dreams.
••••
LOST LA:
"Beach Culture" -- 11:30 a.m.
One of Southern California's
great international exports has
been its beach culture. Surfers,
bodybuilders, and acrobats taught
Californians how to have fun and
stay young at the beach.
••••
LOST LA:
"Ghost Towns" -- 12 p.m.
Three California ghost towns are
explored. Bodie was a Mono County
gold mining settlement that was
preserved in time while Llano Del
Rio was a socialist utopian
community in the Mojave Desert.
Finally, Zzyzx was a former
health spa on the way to
LasVegas. Some California dreams
succeeded, giving birth to
metropolitan regions in the
state's north and south. Other
dreams failed, leaving nothing
but ruins.
••••
LOST LA:
"Venice" -- 12:30 p.m.
Venice Beach boasts a rich,
multilayered history. From its
origins as a themed seaside
resort to its international fame
as a countercultural hub, explore
Abbot Kinney's original Venice of
America development, the
community of Beat poets who
called Venice home and how the
commercial renaissance has
impacted the historically
African-American neighborhood of
Oakwood.
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Jeffrey
Katzenberg and Meg Whitman are
putting their biggest bet to hit
Hollywood in lecent years -- on
digital video start-up NewTV, to
bring blockbuster production
value to the low-budget video
space.
••••
Katzenberg
co-founded Dream Works Animation
and was behind Walt Disney;s
greatest animated hits. Whitman
ran Hewlett-Packard for years and
grew EBay into an e-commerce
giant.
••••
Their
backers include all the major
film and TV studios -- such as
Walt Disney Co., Warner Media and
21st Century Fox, which plan to
create original content for the
planned subscription service.
Indie studios, including
Lionsgate, have signed on as
well.
••••
Digital
upstarts have struggled to find a
viable business model , but NewTV
got a big confidence boost
Monday, disclosing $1 billion in
funding to produce and distribute
short videos for mobile
devices.
••••
A
group of funders include Madrone
Capital Parters in Menlo Park,
Goldman Sachs Group Inc.,
JPMorgan Chase and Jack Ma's
Chinese e-commerce giant
Alibaba.
••••
The
start-up hasn't announced any
shows or launched an app.
However, Katzenberg and Whitman
need a big war chest to make
their offering stand out as
companies such as Netflix, Apple
and Amazon.com spend billions to
woo established directors,
writers, actors and
producers.
••••
The
videos, delivered in 10-minute
episodes, are expected to cost
$100,000 a minute to produce,
about 30 times what most
producers drop on bite-sized
videos consumed on smartphones.
NewTV will distribute comedies,
dramas, reality TV programs and
other shows licensed from the
studios. The shows will be
available on a subscription-based
app that is expected to launch
during the holiday season of next
year.
••••
NewTV,
the first big venture to emerge
from Katzenberg's investment
company WndrCo., aims to do with
short online video what HBO did
for television: get people to pay
a subscription by offering the
content people can't get from
free channels.
••••
The
app will have a lower-priced tier
that includes ads and a
higher-priced ad-free version.
The executives did not say what
it would charge.
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BURBANK,
Calif. -- KCET, the nation's
largest independent public
television station, announced a
special ten-hour marathon
revisting the best of VISITING
WITH HUELL HOWSER. KCET will air
20 rarely seen episodes of
VISITING WITH HUELL HOWSER as a
tribute to the program's 25th
anniversary, some of which have
not been broadcast for over ten
years. See how Huell's amazing
journey began over a quarter of a
century ago: visit the unique
Glass Museum in Redlands, tour
the restored WWII supply ship
Victory and join Huell in his
stunning look at beautiful
orchids. The VISITING WITH HUELL
HOWSER marathon will air Sun.,
Aug. 5 from 10 a.m. -- 8 p.m. on
KCET.
••••
Howser
produced more than 1,000 episodes
of various public television
series (including CALIFORNIA'S
GOLD and VISITING WITH HUELL
HOWSER) over the course of 30
years. Working in partnership
with Chapman University, which
owns the rights to the Huell
Howser Archive since the time of
Howser's death in 2013. KCET will
treat Southern Californians to
this binge-worthy event to ensure
that Howser is forever
immortalized through his
television series dedicated to
preserving the culturally diverse
and rich history of California.
KCET's social media team will
launch an exciting Instagram
campaign starting July 28 for the
nine days leading up to the
broadcast marathon resulting in a
special 3' x 3' mosaic image of
Huell with short clips from
episodes included in the
marathon.
••••
Other travel and adventure
series include the debut of SOCAL
WANDERER (July 9), the return of
digital series CALIFORNIA COASTAL
TRAIL (July 6) and RICK STEVES'
EUROPE.•
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••••
Munich
International Film festival is
the largest summer film festival
in Germany and second only in
size and importance to the
Berlinale. It has been
held annually since 1983 and
takes place in late June.
••••
A
geographic focus this year at
FILMFEST MÜNCHEN, and one
that pervades various sections of
the program, is China. Films from
this country include works by a
number of audacious young
(screenplay) writers, along with
"ASH IS PUREST WHITE," the latest
film by Jia Zhang-Ke, which is
absolutely a highlight of the
entire festival. Common to all
these films is that they and
their creators deliberately
position themselves contrary to
the cinematic mainstream. The
result of this attitude is a
collection of films, some of
which are awkward, some
avant-garde, none obliging, all
with a powerfully driven vision
of art and style. The fact that
the plots of most of these films
are set in provincial China, far
from the familiar megacities,
makes it possible to look behind
the scenes, beyond the China we
know.
••••The
big name here is doubtless Jia
Zhang-Ke, one of the best-known
and most celebrated Chinese
writer-directors. His
international breakthrough
ultimately came in 2006, when he
received a Golden Lion in Venice
for his masterpiece STILL LIFE,
followed by an award for best
screenplay in Cannes for TOUCH OF
SIN (2013). Jia Zhang-Ke has
become a frequent guest at large
film festivals, not least at
FILMFEST MÜNCHEN.
••••
With his
latest film, ASH IS PUREST WHITE,
which is entered in the
CineMasters competition, Jia
Zhang-Ke has again delivered a
masterful film, underscoring his
status as a chronicler of his
country. In this capacity, he has
time and again dealt in films
with China's development in the
past 20 years and with the
(societal) consequences of
Chinese turbocapitalism. Jia
Zhang-Ke makes the major changes
happening in the country as well
as to its people a major theme in
his current film. This film takes
the viewer on a journey through
idiosyncratic imagery and the
entanglements of organized crime.
It is both a romance and a
gangster movie, melodramatic and
trendy at the same time.
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••••
Since
1997, FILMFEST MÜNCHEN has
honored outstanding personalities
in the international film
community for extraordinary
contributions to motion pictures
as an art form.
••••
FILMEST
MÜNCHEN honours actress and
writer Emma Thompson with the
CineMerit Award.
Emma Thompson will attend the
event. As part of the ceremony
there will be a screening of THE
CHILDREN ACT.
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••••
The best College Football Playoff
semifinal yet was just as
majestic as its Rose Bowl
setting
••••
The 104th Rose Bowl was also the
highest-scoring, surpassing last
year's 52-49 USC victory against
Penn State. There was a lot more
on the line in this one, the
first CFP game to go to overtime
as well.
••••
Well, you're not going to get
much better than double overtime
in The Granddaddy of Them All. A
high-scoring, thrilling game
between No. 2 Oklahoma and No. 3
Georgia took the Rose Bowl into
its first overtime in history.
The 54-48 victory for the
Bulldogs came after blocking a
Sooners field goal attempt with
running back Sony Michel
scoring the game-winning
touchdown on a 27-yard run on the
ensuing possession in double
overtime.
••••
•
The win puts Georgia in a
position to play for its first
national championship since 1983.
It also marks the largest
comeback in Rose Bowl history and
just the third double-digit
comeback. The only other times
were in 1926 when Alabama came
back from 12-0 to beat Washington
20-19 and in 1989 when Michigan
came back from 14-3 to beat USC
22-14. The comeback also marks a
low-percentage win for the
Bulldogs for the 2017
season.
By
Gary
Sunkin
••••
"The Tournament of Roses will
host Oklahoma and Georgia at this
year's Playoff Semifinal at the
Rose Bowl Game," said Rose Bowl
Management Committee chairperson
Scott Jenkins. "The opportunity
to host two of the top teams in
the country will make for a
thrilling game. We are pleased to
welcome the teams and the fans
from both schools to the
Granddaddy of Them All."
••••
This year's College Football
Playoff at the Rose Bowl Game
presented by Northwestern Mutual
will be the first-time in history
that the Oklahoma Sooners will
play the Georgia Bulldogs.
••••
Oklahoma won its third straight
and 11th overall Big 12
Championship against TCU
Saturday, 41-17, and finished the
season 12-1 overall and 8-1 in
conference play. The Sooners will
make their second appearance in
the Granddaddy of Them All.
Oklahoma defeated Washington
State, 34-14, on January 1,
2003.
••••
Georgia won its 13th SEC
Championship against Auburn,
28-7, and finished the season
12-1 overall and 7-1 in
conference. The Bulldogs will
also make their second appearance
in the Rose Bowl Game but the
first since 1943. Georgia
defeated UCLA, 9-0, in their
first appearance, with all nine
points scored in the fourth
quarter.
••••
Pre-game festivities on January
1, will begin at 1 p.m. PT (4
p.m. ET). The game will be
televised nationally on
ESPN.•
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LA2017 WORLD Police and Fire
GAMES By:
Gary Sunkin
Los Angeles will
host the World Police & Fire
Games (WPFG) from Monday, August
7 to Wednesday, August 16, 2017,
with Opening Ceremonies and
parade of athletes at the LA
Memorial Coliseum. More than
8,000 athletes, all active or
retired Police Officers or
Firefighters, from over 70
countries will compete in the
biennial 11-day Olympics-style
competition, in over 65 different
sports and disciplines, and draw
up to 50,000
spectators.
Photo
RtoL: LA police chief, Charles
Beck; TVI reporter, Gary
Sunkin
••••
August 15th will be Dodger Day at
Dodgers Stadium and closing
ceremony will take place at the
Athletes Village, Gilbert Lindsay
Plaza on August 16th.
•
Opening ceremonies
Photo:
By Gary
Sunkin. Los
Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck
and Los Angeles Mayor Eric
Garcetti walk with members of the
Los Angeles Police and Fire
Departments during the at the
opening ceremony for the LA17
World Police and Fire Games.
The
world's first responders are here
in Los Angeles, for the 2017
World Police and Fire Games,
which were officially ushered in
on Monday with opening ceremonies
at the Los Angeles Memorial
Coliseum.
••••
From
Southern California, participants
include members of the Los
Angeles Airport Police, the Los
Angeles Police Department and the
Los Angeles Fire
Department
••••
"What
makes us different is the ages of
the athletes," said Chuck Foote,
director of the California Police
Athletic Federation, the umbrella
organization for the World Police
and Fire Games Federation, which
conducts the games.
••••
"These
athletes range in age from
brand-new employees to those with
40 years of experience."
••••
••The
World Police and Fire Games have
been held every two years since
1985.
••••
"The World
Police and Fire Games not
only help to promote physical
fitness through intense
competition, it also builds
camaraderie and lifelong
friendships among first
responders," said Los Angeles
Police Chief Charlie Beck, a past
games competitor who is expected
to also compete in this year's
games.
••••
Events are
being held all over Southern
California.
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Bowling
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Decathlon
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Horseshoes
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Hockey
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Motorcross
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swim
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pad
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ppc
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billards
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Racquetball
• Rifle
large
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Eowling
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Shotgun
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outdoor
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Softball
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race
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grappling
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Surfing
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Swimming
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tennis
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Taekwondo
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Triathlon
• Tca
• Track and
field
• Ultimate
firefrighters
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•
"LOST
LA: Descanso Gardens" Premieres
July 18 on KCET and Link
TV
••••
KCETLink Media Group's history
series LOST LA is back with LOST
LA: DESCANSO GARDENS as part of
its "Summer of the Environment"
initiative.
••••
Descanso
Gardens, located in La
Cañada Flintridge just
east of Los Angeles, is a
150-acre botanical garden that
welcomes thousands of visitors
annually.
••••
LOST LA: DESCANSO GARDENS is a
documentary that not only
explores the natural, year-round
beauty of this urban retreat, but
reveals its surprising history as
one of Southern California's most
beloved public gardens.
••••
LOST LA: DESCANSO GARDENS airs on
Tues., July 18 at 8:30 p.m. on
KCET in Southern California and
airs on Thurs., July 20 at 9 p.m.
ET/PT on Link TV nationwide
(DirecTV 375 and DISH network
9410). This special summer
episode of LOST LA will encore on
Sat., July 22 at 6 p.m. and Wed.,
July 26 at 8 p.m. on KCET.
••••
At one
time, this property belonged to
newspaper magnate E. Manchester
Boddy (1891-1967) who owned the
Los Angeles Daily News. From its
pre-colonial origins as an oak
woodland to its contemporary role
as a living museum, the film
examines how the Descanso Gardens
reflect the social, political,
and cultural evolution of Los
Angeles
••••
The LOST
LA series is a co-production of
KCETLink and the USC Libraries
with L.A. as Subject. It brings
Southern California history to
life by marrying archival
materials with innovative forms
of documentary storytelling.
••••
Much of
L.A.'s past is lost to history -
but can be rediscovered in the
region's archives braries,
cultural institutions, official
archives, and private collectors
dedicated to preserving and
telling the sometimes-hidden
histories of the Los Angeles
region.
••••
Hosted by
historian Nathan Masters, each
episode of LOST LA brings the
primary sources of Los Angeles
history to the screen in
surprising new ways.
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PARIS--
Paul Telegdy, President of the
Alternative and Reality Group at
NBC, and Meredith Ahr, President
of Universal Television
Alternative Studio, will deliver
a joint keynote at MIPTV
2017.
••••The
global entertainment content
market, MIPTV takes place in
Cannes, France, from 3-6 April
2017.
••••Telegdy
and Ahr will discuss the NBC
network and studio's current and
upcoming slate of programming and
examine the evolution of
free-to-air broadcast TV in an
age of fragmented audiences and
on-demand viewing. They will talk
about the changes brought about
by social media disruption, and
their desire to innovate and
update all aspects of
development, production and
programming that will be key in
reaching global viewers.
••••
A former
BBC Worldwide executive, Paul
Telegdy was promoted to the newly
created position of President,
Alternative and Reality Group,
NBC Entertainment in June 2016.
He oversees NBC's unscripted
series and specials programming,
including such major franchises
as "The Voice," "America's Got
Talent," "American Ninja
Warrior," "Little Big Shots," the
Golden Globe Awards show, and
"Running Wild with Bear
Grylls." Upcoming series,
which are produced by Universal
Television Alternative Studio,
include the recently announced
"World of Dance," executive
produced by Jennifer Lopez, who
sits on the judges' panel, and
"Common Sense," executive
produced by Stephen Lambert.
••••
Meredith
Ahr , who reports to Telegdy, was
named President in June 2016 of
the newly created Universal
Television Alternative Studio, an
initiative that supplies shows to
NBC as well as other broadcast
and cable networks. The studio's
most recent hit, "The Wall"--
hosted by Chris Hardwick and
executive produced by SpringHill
Entertainment and Glassman Media
&emdash; was recently
commissioned for 20 additional
episodes. The studio also
successfully launched "Better
Late Than Never," starring Henry
Winkler and William Shatner,
which has been picked up for a
second season and will soon debut
the first season of the dance
competition "World of
Dance."
••••
From
2012-2106, Ahr was EVP,
Alternative Programming at NBC
Entertainment, where she oversaw
all alternative series for both
NBC and Universal Television. She
was also responsible for creative
oversight of Universal
Television's roster of reality
producers and first-look talent
deals to bolster the studio's
slate of productions in the
unscripted arena.
••••
Their
joint Media Mastermind Keynote
will take place in the Palais des
Festivals' Grand Auditorium on
Monday 3 April at 5:20pm.
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PARIS - MIPDoc,
the leading factual content
screenings and conference, will
mark its 20th anniversary with a
rich line-up of world premiere
screenings and keynotes from some
of the documentary genre's global
heavyweights.
••••
Organised by Reed MIDEM, MIPDoc
takes place in Cannes, France, on
1-2 April 2017, ahead of the
world's entertainment content
market MIPTV, which runs 3-6
April.
••••
MIPDoc will this year put
coproduction more than ever to
the fore through a series of
premium events and unique
opportunities to discover new
projects for commissioning and
coproduction, including the
MIPDoc International Pitch; the
Matchmaking sessions* with some
of the most influential buyers
and commissioners; and a keynote
super-panel entitled "Factual
Titans Speak International
Coproduction" (Saturday 1 April
at 5:15pm in the Grand
Theatre).
••••
Speakers confirmed for the latter
are Ralf Rueckauer, Vice
President ZDFE.factual (Germany);
Kyle Murdoch, Managing Director,
NHNZ (New Zealand); Pamela
Aguilar , Senior Director,
Programming and Development, PBS
(USA); Yuan Tian, Head of
International Coproduction, CCTV9
(China); Hélène
Ganichaud, Deputy Director, ARTE
(France), and Jens Monath,
Commissioning Editor TerraX, ZDF
(Germany).
••••
Just as MIPTV has built a
reputation for hosting major
world TV premieres, MIPDoc is a
key launchpad for premium
international titles. This year's
edition features two World
Premiere Screenings of major
international coproductions. On
Saturday, "Big Pacific," a
blue-chip exploration of the
Earth's biggest ocean and its
inhabitants is presented by ZDF
Enterprises; and on Sunday,
"Tokyo Phoenix: The Rise of
Modern Japan," a look at how the
Japanese capital has rebuilt
itself after catastrophic events
to become a vibrant megalopolis,
will be showcased by NHK and
CC&C.
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••••
PricewaterhouseCoopers,
the accountancy firm that has
overseen the counting of the
Oscars ballots for 83 years, has
apologized for the most
spectacular blunder in the
history of the starry ceremony --
when the award for best film was
mistakenly presented to La La
Land instead of the actual winner
Moonlight.
••••
The
envelopes were locked in a safe
until the day of the ceremony,
when the accountants travelled
separately to the theatre under
security protection, each with a
complete set of results. Each
carried their briefcase of
envelopes to the stage, standing
stage right and stage left, ready
to hand them to the presenters
seconds before they walked on
stage. They were confident
nothing could go wrong &endash;
until the night when it did, and
the world was watching.
••••
The
company promised to investigate
the error after Warren Beatty,
who was presenting the best
picture award with "Bonnie and
Clyde" co-star Faye Dunaway,
ended up with the wrong envelope.
As seen by millions of viewers,
Beatty opened the envelope, he
paused, as if not quite sure what
he was seeing, but then passed it
to Dunaway, who announced "La La
Land!" What followed
was unprecedented in Oscar
history.
••••
Chaos duly
reigned on stage as La La
Land's cast and crew
grappled with the turn of
fortunes. As the audience
applauded, open-mouthed, host
Jimmy Kimmel tried to explain
what had happened, before Warren
Beatty took to the mic,
sheepishly grinning through the
madness.
••••
"There's a
mistake."La-La Land producer
Horowitz gently
pushed Beatty out of the way
to gesture to the cast and crew
of Moonlight and say, "Moonlight,
you guys won best picture". 'This
is not a joke, Moonlight has won
Best Picture'
••••
The exact
procedure for dealing with such a
mistake was unknown because such
errors had never been made in the
Oscars' 88-year history.
••••
Attention
will focus on a provision
intended to make the system
failsafe: there are duplicate
envelopes of the complete set of
results, held in the wings in
case anything should go wrong
with a presenter or an envelope.
The key question will be whether
the duplicate of the best actress
award, which had just been
announced, was handed to Beatty
in the wings as he walked out to
announce best picture.
••••
The snafu
was the talk of the town on
social media and the Governor's
ball that followed the
awards.
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Oscar Winners' List
2017
•
Oscar
Winners
"Moonlight"
•
Director
Damien Chazelle |
"La La Land"
•
Lead
actress
Emma Stone | "La La
Land"
•
Lead
actor
Casey Affleck |
"Manchester By the
Sea"
•
Supporting
actress
Viola Davis |
"Fences"
•
Supporting
actor
Mahershala Ali |
"Moonlight"
•
Animated
feature film
"Zootopia"
•
Original
screenplay
"Manchester By the
Sea" | Kenneth
Lonergan
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Adapted
screenplay
"Moonlight" | Barry
Jenkins, right, and
Tarell Alvin
McCraney
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Foreign
language film
"The Salesman"
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Documentary
feature
"O.J.: Made in
America"
•
Cinematography
| "La La Land" |
Linus
Sandgren
"La La Land" | Sandy
Reynolds-Wasco and David
Wasco
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Animated
short
"Piper"
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Live-action
short
"Sing" | Kristoph
Deac, Anna Udvardy
•
Documentary
short
"The White
Helmets"
•
Original
Song
"City of Stars" |
"La La Land"
•
Original
Score
Justin Hurwitz | "La
La Land"
•
Costume
design
"Fantastic Beasts
and Where to Find Them"
| Colleen Atwood
•
Makeup
and hairstyling
"Suicide Squad" |
Allessandro
Bertolazzi,
Giorio Gregorin and
Christopher Nelson
•
Visual
effects
"The Jungle Book" |
Robert Legato, Adam
Valdez,
Andrew R. Jones and Dan
Lemmon
•
Sound
mixing
"Hacksaw Ridge" |
Peter Grace, Robert
Mackenzie, Kevin
O'Connell and Andy
Wright•
Sound
editing
"Arrival" | Sylvain
Bellemare
•
Film
editing
John Gilbert |
"Hacksaw Ridge"
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• Hollywood
stars who snubbed the Academy
Awards
Not everyone
in Hollywood enjoys the gala
event. Over the years, a handful
of Hollywood A-listers have
refused to attend the ceremony,
and some who've sidestepped the
show did so when they were up for
awards of their own.
••••
From
Katharine Hepburn to Will Smith,
here are Hollywood stars who
snubbed the Oscars.
••••
2016
- Will Smith and Jada Pinkett
Smith called for a boycott of the
Academy Awards ceremony upon
learning that the nominations,
for the second year in a row,
featured no actors of color. The
actress and her superstar
husband, Will Smith, were soon
joined in the boycott by other
Hollywood heavyweights including
Oscar-winning directors Spike Lee
and Michael Moore, while other
stars -- including Oscar winners
George Clooney and Lupita Nyong'o
-- spoke out in support.
••••
2003
- Peter O' Toole - In 2003,
Peter O' Toole became the first
actor to ever refuse an honorary
Oscar. Maybe he did so out of
pride. The legendary "Lawrence of
Arabia" star, who'd been
nominated eight times throughout
his nearly 50-year career and
lost every single time, wrote to
the Academy, explaining, "I am
still in the game and might win
the lovely bugger outright. Would
the Academy please defer the
honor until I am 80?"
••••
The
Academy responded by telling him
stars like Paul Newman and Henry
Fonda were given Honorary Oscars
and went on to actually win one
shortly after. O'Toole was sold,
and happily showed up to accept
his award.
••••
2002
- Woody Allen though he's
been nominated several times
throughout his decades-long
career, has never shown up to
receive an Academy Award,
explaining, "I have no regard for
that kind of ceremony. I just
don't think they know what
they're doing. When you see who
wins those things -- or who
doesn't win them -- you can see
how meaningless this Oscar thing
is."
••••
Allen did
make one appearance on the Oscars
stage. In 2002, just six months
after the September 11 attacks,
the director presented a montage
of films made in his beloved New
York City.
••••
1987 -
Paul Newman was nominated six
times from 1961 until 1982, and
although he attended the ceremony
many times, he never took home an
award.
••••
Newman was
nominated a seventh time in 1987
for "The Color Of Money." All
bets were on him, but by that
point, the actor was over it, and
decided ahead of time he wouldn't
attend the ceremony. "It's like
chasing a beautiful woman for 80
years. Finally, she relents and
you say, 'I'm terribly sorry. I'm
tired,'" Newman explained.
••••
1981 -
John Gielgud, British actor,
charmed audiences as the
unflappable, acid-tongued butler
Hobson in 1981's "Arthur," but
the actor didn't bother showing
up to the ceremony to accept his
award when his name was
called.
••
Gielgud,
who throughout his eight-decade
career nabbed two Oscars, three
Tonys, an Emmy and a Grammy
(among other honors) -- once said
of awards shows, "I really detest
all the mutual congratulation
baloney and the invidious
comparisons which they
evoke.""
••••
1974 -
Katharine Hepburn holds a
Hollywood record for being
nominated 12 times and winning
four Oscars over her long career,
but she never attended the
ceremony to hear her name called.
"As for me, prizes are nothing,"
she once said. "My prize is my
work." Hepburn made exactly one
appearance at the Academy Awards
in 1974 to present the Irving G.
Thalberg Memorial Award to
producer and friend Lawrence
Weingarten. "I'm living proof
that a person can wait 41 years
to be unselfish," she
quipped.
••••
1973 -
Marlon Brando caused a ruckus
when he boycotted the ceremony in
1973 to call attention to
Hollywood's misrepresentation of
Native Americans. Brando, who won
Best Actor honors that year for
his performance in "The
Godfather," had Native American
civil rights activist Sacheen
Littlefeather approach the podium
to decline his award and give a
protest speech on his behalf.
••••
1970
- George C. Scott was the
first actor to refuse to accept
an Oscar. The legendary actor,
who was nominated in 1970 for his
gripping portrayal of Gen. George
S. Patton in "Patton,"
telegraphed the Academy months
before the ceremony to let them
know he didn't want the award. On
the night of the ceremony,
presenter Goldie Hawn opened the
envelope and cried, "Oh my God!
The winner is George C. Scott,"
but the actor, true to his word,
was home on his farm in upstate
New York.
••••
Scott said
of the Oscars, "The ceremonies
are a two-hour meat parade, a
public display with contrived
suspense for economic reasons."
Oops!
••••
1960 -
Elizabeth Taylor, screen
legend, was a frequent Oscar
nominee, nabbing her first award
for her role as a high-class
escort in 1960's "Butterfield 8."
Six years later, Taylor was
poised to win again for her
riveting performance opposite
husband Richard Burton, who was
also nominated, for "Who's Afraid
of Virginia Woolf?" However,
Burton had already lost four
times at the Oscars and would
almost certainly lose again, so
both husband and wife boycotted
the ceremony in protest -- though
Taylor made up an excuse about
Burton being afraid to fly back
to the states from Paris. Taylor
did win again and never issued a
statement thanking the
Academy.
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2017
The Autry Museum of the American
West and KCETLink Media Group
partnered to produce
multiplatform environmental
documentary series TENDING THE
WILD, a project of the CALIFORNIA
CONTINUED Exhibition.
••••
The collaboration explores how
practices of native California
communities can inform responses
to present day environmental
dilemmas. TENDING THE WILD shines
a light on the traditional
ecological knowledge of
indigenous peoples across
California. It explores how
California's Native peoples have
actively shaped and tended the
land for millennia, in the
process developing a deep
understanding of plant and animal
life.
••••
This his
six-part web series and
documentary special series
examines how humans are an
important part of the balance of
nature, and how traditional
practices can inspire a new
generation of Californians to
tend their environment and
examines how necessary it is for
humans to live in balance with
nature and how traditional
practices can inspire a new
generation of Californians
••••
This one-hour documentary special
will premiere on Feb. 7 at 9 p.m.
on KCET and 9 p.m. ET/PT on Link
TV nationwide. (Dish Network
Channel 9410 and DirecTV Channel
375).
••••To
celebrate the broadcast
television premiere, KCETLink
Media Group, the Autry Museum of
the American West and media
sponsor Los Angeles magazine
hosted a private red carpet
screening event at the Autry's
Wells Fargo Theater on Jan. 26,
2017, attended by KCET on-air
talent Val Zavala ("SoCal
Connected"), Nic Cha Kim ("SoCal
Connected") and Nathan Masters
("Lost LA").
••••The
evening began with a cocktail
reception in the new "California
Continued" exhibit, followed by a
screening of the broadcast
special of TENDING THE WILD, with
a panel discussion moderated by
KCETLink Media Group Chief
Creative Officer Juan Devis
immediately after.
••••
Additional
Panelists included Laura Purdy of
the Autry's in-house team,
Matthew Crotty, Director of
Content Development &
Production, KCETLink Media, and
Timara (Tima) Link, Native
American Cultural Educator.
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November
13, 2016 - Four months after his
death, the entertainment industry
saluted Marshall with a
memorial-tribute at the
Northridge Performing Arts
Center, on what would've been his
82nd birthday,
••••
The afternoon program had plenty
of star power (Julie Roberts, Tom
Hanks, Henry Winkler, Michael
Eisner, Vince Scully, to name a
few, -- besides family and
friends. Scott Marshall, his
look-alike son, emceed the event,
and his colleagues talked mostly
about his gentle manner in a
business famous for tyrants and
tantrums
••••
Richard Gere and Dick Van Dyke
were in the audience, as was
director Taylor Hackford. Actor
Hector Elizondo and baby sister
Penny Marshall both spoke.
••••
The family also announced that
one of Marshall's passions, his
Falcon Theatre in Burbank, will
soon be renamed in his honor.
••••
One of the last to speak, Midler
said the happiest event in her
career was working with Marshall.
"I didn't know a movie set could
be a happy place," she said, then
launched into "The Wind Beneath
My Wings"
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Charles Osgood,
who has made the CBS show "Sunday
Morning" a weekly ritual for many
viewers, will be leaving at the
end of September after 22 years
as the program's anchor.
•••News
of his departure comes after
months of speculation. On Sunday
Aug. 28, Mr. Osgood, who is 83,
used a part of the "Sunday
Morning" broadcast to tell his
viewers that the rumors were
true.
•••"For
years now, people, even friends
and family, have been asking me
why I keep doing this,
considering my age," Mr. Osgood
said. "I am pushing 84. It's just
that it's been a joy doing
it."
•••He
added: "It's been a great run,
but after nearly 50 years at CBS,
including the last 22 years here
on 'Sunday Morning,' the time has
come, and a date is set for me to
do my farewell 'Sunday Morning.'"
The farewell broadcast will be on
Sept. 25.
••He
took over "Sunday Morning" from
Charles Kuralt in 1994. His
comforting, almost folksy
approach to the news (and
trademark bow ties) quickly
eliminated any early doubts that
he could successfully replace Mr.
Kuralt, who had spent 15 years
developing the show. With Mr.
Osgood in the anchor chair, the
program has won three daytime
Emmys for outstanding morning
program.
•••••"Charles
Osgood has one of the most
distinctive voices in
broadcasting, guiding each
broadcast, making sure the words
were just right and being a
calming, reassuring presence to
our viewers," David Rhodes,
president of CBS News, said in a
statement. "His impeccable
commitment to quality inspires
all of us at CBS News."
•••••
On his
last Sunday, Mr. Osgood assured
viewers that they could still
find him on the radio. He will
contribute to his long-running
program "The Osgood File," where
he has been known to read
vignettes and poems about the
day's news.
•••
He ended
his farewell to his viewers with
a few wistful bars from a folk
song, written by Woody Guthrie:
"So long, it's been good to know
you/So long it's been good to
know you/So long it's been good
to know you/A long time since
I've been home/And I've got to be
drifting along."
•••Among
those under consideration are
reportedly "Sunday Morning"
colleagues Jane Pauley, Anthony
Mason and Lee Cowan.
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Charles Osgood leaves "Sunday
Morning"6
The
Holiday Open
House
celebrated annually on the 1st
Friday in December brings
residents, customers and
merchants together and thousands
of visitors flock Riverside Drive
to enjoy the festivities. This
year was no exception and Toluca
Lake was filled will holiday
cheer, decorations, carolers, a
Christmas truck, merchant
giveaways, food & drink, pets
in "holiday suits," pictures with
Santa of course, PLUS a tree
lighting ceremony with a few
words from Fritz Coleman Toluca
Lake's honorary Mayor. Also on
hand was actor Eric Estrada, the
Honorary Sheriff of Toluca Lake,
actor/producer Joe Mantegna,
Barbara Marshall, wife of the
late Garry Marshall and
Councilmember David Ryu.
••••
Peter Generales and Jon Molin of
the Toluca Lake Chamber presented
a check to the U.S. Marine Corp.
for Toys for Tots. There was a
special recognition of the late
Garry Marshall and Toluca Lake
resident for all of his service
and contribution not only to the
local community, but for his
contributions to the
entertainment world.
••••This
event could not have taken place
without the tireless efforts of
the Open House Committee members
and generous sponsors,
Councilmember David Ryu, Warner
Bros., NBCUniversal, Richard
Bogy, Craig Strong, Steve Hampar,
Peter Generales, Greater Toluca
Lake Neighborhood Council,
Century West BMW, VDA Property
Company, Deeb Investment Inc.,
Timmy Nolan's, Henderson
Productions, Ramsey Shilling and
Agents, Sossy's Couture House,
Tamara Dahill, Toluca Lake Tennis
Club, Dr. Randy Wasoff, Pat and
Jay Schneider, Robert and Lynn
Rembert and Jillene Share.
Photo: Troy Cory, Josie Cory of
TVImagazine.
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rings in the
sason
///
"It's
time for Dodger baseball! Hi,
everybody, and a very pleasant
good (afternoon/evening) to you,
wherever you may be." Scully's
signature introduction to Dodger
games.
••••
After 67
years as the radio and tv voice
of the Dodgers, Vin Scully
retires
• He preferred to not
stand under much of a spotlight
in this final season-
so his farewell tour came to him.
It has long been a tradition that
umpires, before the first game of
every series at Dodger Stadium,
look up at the booth and
uniformly salute Scully. But this
season, both players and umpires,
sometimes in uniform, have taken
elevator rides to the fifth floor
to visit his booth to simply say
thank you.
••••
Scully
stories? -- there are many.
Writer
Bill Plaschke remembers his
Scully stories began when he was
a young reporter covering the
Dodgers for the LA Times in the
late 1980s. "I would sneak a
radio to my place in the Dodger
Stadium press box and stick
headphones into my ears and
listen to him broadcast the final
three innings. I was typing so
furiously under deadline pressure
I couldn't really watch the
games, so Scully watched them for
me, and taught me baseball in the
process."
••••
Vincent
Edward "Vin" Scully was born
November 29, 1927 in The Bronx
and grew up in the Washington
Heights section of Manhattan
••••
Scully
discovered his love of baseball
at age 8, when he saw the results
of the 2nd game of the 1936 World
Series at a laundromat and felt a
pang of sympathy for the badly
defeated New York Giants. Since
he lived near the Polo Grounds
and was able to attend many games
for free, he became a "very big
Giants fan." Scully decided at
eight years old that he wanted to
become a sports announcer, when
he became fascinated with the
football broadcasts on the
radio
••••
In
1950, Scully joined Red Barber
and Connie Desmond in the
Brooklyn Dodgers radio and
television booths. When Barber
got into a salary dispute with
World Series sponsor Gillette in
1953, Scully took Barber's spot
for the 1953 World Series.
••••
At
the age of 25, Scully became the
youngest
person to
broadcast a World Series game (a
record that stands to this day).
Barber left the Dodgers after the
1953 season to work for the New
York Yankees. Scully eventually
became the Dodgers' principal
announcer and announced Dodgers
games in Brooklyn until 1957
••••
In 1955
Scully announced Brooklyn's first
world championship
-- "Ladies and gentleman,
the Brooklyn Dodgers are the
champions of the world.'' Later
Scully accompanied the Dodgers to
their new location in Southern
California beginning with the
1958 season, and quickly became
popular.
•••••Vin
Scully has been with the dodgers
for 67 years since its days in
Brooklyn, retiring as the radio
and television voice of the
Dodgers, and greatest announcer
in the history of broadcasting.
Recently, Scully called most
Dodger home games (and selected
road games) on SportsNet LA
television and KLAC radio.
••••During
the last three years, a greedy
stalemate has kept the Dodgers
off television in more than half
of Los Angeles-area homes,
costing fans a chance to say
good-bye to Scully until a deal
was struck that KTLA would
broadcast the team's
final six regular-season
games. Through it all,
Scully has openly acknowledged
sadness but refused to show anger
or place blame, and fans have not
complained about his lack of
intervention. They want him to be
neutral. They love him for who he
is.
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Vin
Scully retires after 67 years
with the
Dodgers
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Plaschke
http://www.latimes.com/projects/la-sp-scully-appreciation-plaschke-20160924/#nt=oft12aH-1la1
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Schedule
///
Hollywood,
CA
--
MASTERS
OF ILLUSION, produced by
Associated Television
International and hosted by Dean
Cain will continue its third
season on The CW with two
30-minute episodes airing back to
back on Friday, August 5, 2016 at
8:00 p.m. Pacific/Eastern/7:00
p.m. Central.
••••
The fast-paced series of
30-minute episodes will feature
amazing magic performed by
cutting-edge Grand Illusionists,
Escape Artists, Quick Change
Artists, Mentalists, Sleight of
Hand Artists and Comedy
Magicians, including many new
performers, lots of audience
participation and interactive
magic involving modern technology
including iPhones and
iPads.•••.
••••
Live audience members and
television viewers at home will
be amazed!
•
The roster of award-winning
magicians from around the
world appearing in the MASTERS OF
ILLUSION is a virtual who's who
in the field of magic.
-
Adam
Wylie (Los Angeles, CA)
-
Barry
& Stuart (Barry Jones and
Stuart MacLeod from Scotland)
-
Bill
Cook (Chicago, IL)
-
Chipper
Lowell (Fullerton, CA)
-
Chris
Korn (Venice, CA)
-
Chris
Randall (Las Vegas, NV)
-
Christopher
Hart (Burbank, CA)
-
David
and Dania (Chicago, IL)
- Eric
Buss (Los Angeles, CA)
-
Erix
Logan (Milan, Italy)
-
Farrell
Dillon (Boise, ID)
- Greg
Frewin (Niagara Falls, Ontario,
Canada)
- Greg
Gleason (Las Vegas, NV)
-
Jarrett
& Raja (Jarrett Parker and
Raja Rahman from Las Vegas,
NV)
-
Jason
Bird (Las Vegas, NV)
-
Jason
Bishop (Blandon, PA)
-
Jen
Kramer (Las Vegas, NV)
- Johnny
Ace Palmer (Huntington Beach,
CA)
-
Jonathan
Pendragon (Burbank, CA)
- Les
Arnold & Dazzle (Les Arnold
and Alex Arnold from Long Beach,
CA)
-
Mark
Bennick (Las Vegas, NV)
-
Matt
Marcy (Culver City, CA)
-
Michael
Grandinetti (Studio City, CA)
- Murray
SawChuck (Las Vegas, NV)
-
Naathan
Phan (Orange, CA)
-
Nathan
Burton (Las Vegas, NV)
-
RJ
Cantu (Hondo, TX)
-
Sittah
(Robin van der Drift from Duiven,
Netherlands)
-
The
Shocker (Las Vegas, NV)
- Titou
(Baptiste Molard, Culver City,
CA)
-
Tom
Burgoon (Kansas City, MO)
-
Tommy
Wind (Las Vegas, NV)
-
Trigg
Watson (Dallas, TX)
•
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More
information, please visit
www.associatedtelevision.com.
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SERIES
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Los Angeles Rams, CBS 2
form
Local
Television
Broadcast Partnership
By
Gary Sunkin
••••
The Rams
after returning to Los Angeles
haven't wasted any time embracing
their rediscovered Southern
California identity.
••••
"It's been a long road back."
••••
Recently
the Los Angeles Rams and CBS 2
Los Angeles announced a
multi-year partnership agreement
that officially designates CBS 2
as the Official Preseason
Television Home of the Rams.
••••The
announcement was made by Kevin
Demoff, Rams Chief Operating
Officer and Steve Mauldin,
President and General Manager,
CBS 2 and sister station KCAL
9.
•
As the
Rams' official preseason
television partner, CBS 2-
will provide the Los Angeles
market with exclusive
English-language telecasts of all
Rams preseason games, excluding
contests that will be broadcast
by the National Football League's
national television partners.
••••In
2016, CBS 2 will air live
coverage of three Rams preseason
games, including a Saturday,
August 20 home game against
Kansas City, a Saturday, August
27 contest at Denver, and a
Thursday, September 1 game at
Minnesota.
••••In
addition, CBS 2 will produce and
broadcast a weekly half-hour show
with Rams Head Coach Jeff Fisher
and CBS 2 Sports Director Jim
Hill. CBS 2 viewers will also
receive the latest Rams news
during the station's nightly
"Sports Central" reports.
••••"Everyone
at CBS 2 is thrilled to have the
opportunity to play a role in
welcoming the Rams back to Los
Angeles," Mauldin said. "We look
forward to helping the team to
connect with local communities
across Southern California, not
only through our preseason game
broadcasts, but also by providing
comprehensive daily coverage of
the Rams in our newscasts and
supporting the team's community
outreach programs."
••••"We're
proud to be partnering with CBS 2
as we kick off our first
preseason back in Los Angeles,"
said Rams Chief Operating
Officer/Executive Vice President
Kevin Demoff.
••••
"CBS 2
will help bring the Rams closer
to our fans with entertaining and
informative preseason telecasts,
in addition to exclusive
interviews and regular season
coverage of the team both on and
off the field."
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Los
Angeles Rams' live coverage on
CBS
2
///
By Gary Sunkin
The
2016 NFL Draft was held at the
Auditorium Theatre at Chicago's
Roosevelt University beginning
Thursday April 28th 2016 and
concluding on Saturday April 30th
2016 - The first round began at
5pm PT on Thursday, April 28th.
The second and Third rounds will
be held on Friday, April 29th
starting at 4pm- and the Draft
will conclude with rounds 4-7 on
Saturday April, 30th beginning at
9am. Our Gary Sunkin Sports
repother will be at the Los
Angeles Rams on Thursday -Friday,
and Saturday at the Los Angeles
Rams Media Hotel to get reports
on the NFL
Draft.
"Ja-red
Goff, Ja-red Goff," shouted the
several thousand fans jamming the
L.A. Live courtyard, the chant
turning into a roar, as it became
official, the Rams gave a new and
shiny jersey to No. 1 overall
pick quarterback Jared Goff.
••••"To
get a player who we believe can
be a big difference-maker in this
town, at this time, it's
unbelievable," said Rams owner
Stan Kroenke.
••••Goff
is bold, he's tough, and that's
just when talking about
baseball.
••••"This
is a historic, monumental, a big
deal for this franchise to be in
a position where we can have our
pick of a franchise quarterback
and look forward to years to come
with a player who is not only
talented but is a great person,"
said Coach Jeff Fisher.
••••"We
didn't make the trade without
knowing the guy we wanted; we
would never do that," said
Kroenke. "You know the guy you
want or you don't make the trade.
The Rams are also thrilled
because they think he possesses
the intangibles that Kroenke was
checking out when he sat next to
Goff at their recent interview
dinner.
••••"I
made a point of sitting next to
Jared, I wanted to get a sense of
this kid, in a sense Jared was in
the hot seat," Kroenke said. "He
was very calm, very collected,
very mature, very intelligent,
not awed by L.A., frankly, he had
a confidence to him, you could
tell that."
•••••Goff
says he's ready for the challenge
of a team that hasn't finished
with a winning record in 13
years, because, naturally, in
three years, he led a Cal team
from a 1-11 record to eight wins
and a bowl victory.
••••
"He has
the personality to embrace the
market, to be a face of the
franchise, but he also
understands it's not up to him,
it's collectively up to the rest
of the team," said Fisher.
•••••
They're not going to ask him to
immediately be the star. But make
no mistake, they walked away from
all those screaming fans at L.A.
Live on Thursday thinking that
they found their
guy..••
Rams
Day 1 Draft News Conference
Head Coach Jeff Fisher: "We
have been waiting for this moment
for some time now since the
trade. We are excited to have you
all here and are really excited
to talk about [Rams
first-round pick QB] Jared
[Goff].
•••
A lot of
work has gone into this decision
and your questions are probably,
'How long have you known?' And we
have probably known for a little
while. As you know we have had
both Jared and Carson
[Wentz] and I spent a lot
of time with both of them.
•••We
came away after they both left
knowing that both would be
extraordinary quarterbacks in
this league and just felt really
good about being in the position
to be where we got to choose one
of them. We spent a lot of time
and we faeel like Jared is our
guy. So this is a, I don't want
to say this historic, maybe
monumental, but this is a big
deal for this franchise to be in
a position to where we can have
our pick of a franchise
quarterback and look forward to
years to come with a player that
is not only talented, but he is a
great person. He is a competitor,
he's a leader, he does all those
things. We are going to wish
Carson the best and we are going
to look forward to our future
here with Jared eventually
becoming our starting
quarterback."
•••General
Manager Les Snead: "I think
I'll add that our vision started
with [Owner/Chairman]
Stan [Kroenke] at the
top, [C.O.O/Executive Vice
President of Football
Operations] Kevin
[Demoff], and Jeff. We
didn't want to just come home, we
wanted to come home and contend
and contend consistently. I think
this might have all started, if
you look at our last four years,
we have gone from bad to
competitive. We have done it with
the youngest team in football for
the last four years and it was
helped a little bit because we
kind of did a little reverse.
•••
We were on
the other side of the coin a few
years ago and we got a lot of
picks and were able to build a
strong core and we were
competitive with instability at
QB. I give Coach Fisher, his
staff, and all those players that
have been busting their tail for
the last four years or three or
two, and that are up at Oxnard
now busting their tail for being
competitive. Like Coach, said it
goes without saying and has been
said many ways,
•••
QB's are a
key ingredient if you want to
contend consistently. Like Coach
said, we ID Jared and once we
did, we wanted to figure out a
way to go get him. I think we had
the ammo to do it from a couple
of trades and just working the
system and that's what we did.
Jared is going to be a key
ingredient, but I think those
players that I just
mentioned
and Jeff and his staff are one of
the reasons that this was the
right thing to do at the right
time for us."
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Rams are back, bringing Goff and
hope to L.A
HOLLYWOOD
-- Catalina Bar & Grill
located at 6725 West Sunset
Boulevard will present singer
Alexis Gershwin, niece of the
iconic American composer and
lyricist George and Ira Gershwin,
on Tuesday, March 22nd, 2016
beginning at 8:30 p.m. ONE NIGHT
ONLY!
••••
The
75-minute musical tribute to the
Gershwins will be performed by
Alexis and the Gershwin Singers
& Band under the musical
direction of Steven
Applegate.
••••
"It is my
privilege to continue the musical
legacy my uncles have left.
Great music should be
passed down from generation to
generation like any of life's
precious gifts," said Alexis
Gershwin.
••••
Her
program of songs in "Gershwin
Sings Gershwin" will include
"I've Got a Crush on You," "Our
Love is Here to Stay," and
"Someone to Watch Over Me," to
name only a few.
••••
A
critically acclaimed singer in
her own right, Alexis has toured
extensively worldwide and sung in
numerous LA venues.
••••
A resident
of Beverly Hills, CA, she
oversees her own recording label,
Rhapsody Records and Alexis
Gershwin Productions. She
has recorded three CD albums:
"Alexis Gershwin --
Gershwin Sings Gershwin"
(Rhapsody Records); "Alexis
Gershwin -- Long Ago And Far
Away" (Rhapsody Records) and
"Alexis Gershwin -- I'll Take
Romance" (American Productions
Group, Inc.), as well as a single
dance mix, "Alexis Gershwin --
The Man I Love."
••••
George and
Ira Gershwin will always be
remembered as the songwriting
team synonymous with the sounds
and style of the Jazz Age.
The two brothers composed
scores for Broadway and
Hollywood.
••••
Their
now-classic folk opera, "Porgy
and Bess" (co-written with DuBose
Heyward), is constantly revived
in opera houses and theatres
throughout the world. Among
the Gershwin brother's treasure
trove of songs they have left us
are: "My One and Only," "How Long
Has This Been Going On?," "The
Man I Love," "Someone to Watch
Over Me," "A Foggy Day," "Strike
Up The Band," "I've Got a Crush
on You," "Of Thee I Sing (Baby),"
"Our Love Is Here To Stay," "They
Can't Take That Away From Me,"
"Embraceable You," "Fascinating
Rhythm," "I Got Ryhthm," and
"S'wonderful," to name a few.
••••
George
died in 1937 and Ira died much
later in 1983 at the age of 86 in
his Beverly Hills home. Their
manuscripts were annotated and
consigned to the Library of
Congress. In 1985 the
United States Congress awarded
the Congressional Gold Medal to
George and Ira
Gershwin.
• Reservations for "Gershwin
Sings Gershwin" can be made by
calling Catalina Bar & Grill
at 323-466-2210. Tickets
may also be purchased online
athttp://www.catalinajazzclub.com./
•
There is a $20 cover
charge plus dinner and a
two-drink minimum for the
performance. Valet parking
is available.
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Gershwin
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••••
The World Summer Games to
open on Saturday, July 25th, in
Los Angeles, California,
will feature competitions in
aquatics, gymnastics, track and
field, basketball, football
(soccer) and many other
summer sports involving athletes
with intellectual disabilities
from around the world.
•
•
The 2015
Games will be the 14th Special
Olympics World Summer
Games.
•
•
The Games
run from 25 July to 2 August
2015
•
•
LA 2015
will mark the first World Summer
Games held in the U.S. in 16
years.
••••Los
Angeles is set
to welcome 6,500 Special
Olympics athletes from 165
nations to compete in 25
Olympic-type sports.
••••
The most
recent World Summer Games were in
Athens, Greece in 2011 and the
2015 Special Olympics World
Summer Games could bring as many
as a half-million people to the
greater Los Angeles area.
••••"These
Games will change the lives of
people around the world who are
mistreated and excluded because
they're 'different,'" said
Patrick McClenahan, President and
Chief Executive Officer of
LA2015, the Games Organizing
Committee.
///
••••
LOS ANGELES
-•The
largest sports and humanitarian
event will take place int the
world capital for media and
entertainment, uniting the world
through sports in a celebration
of the abilities and
accomplishments of people
intellectual disabilities and
forming a new global vision of
acceptance.
••••
Eunice Shriver, founder of
Special Olympics in 1968, was
a pioneer in the worldwide
struggle for rights and
acceptance for people with
intellectual disabilities.
• Opening
Ceremonies
••••
•
Nearly 7,000 athletes and 3,000
coaches representing 170
countries will be welcomed at the
Opening Ceremony, held at the
historic Los Angeles Memorial
Coliseum. More than 60,000 fans
including Royalty, Heads of State
and Government, and other
distinguished personalities will
cheer on the athletes inside the
Coliseum, while a global audience
can watch coverage provided by
ESPN, the official broadcast
partner of the World Games.
••••
Stevie Wonder, Avril Lavigne,
Nicole Scherzinger, Marc Roberge,
O.A.R., Cody Simpson, J Balvin,
Becky Gand, and "Reach Up LA"
theme song creator Siedah Garrett
will headline the Opening
Ceremony of the Special Olympics
World Games on 25 July.
••••
Siedah Garrett stated that having
previously written and performed
the theme songs forthe 2007
Special Olympics and the 2010
World Expo in China, writing and
performing this epic theme song
'Reach Up LA' for my hometown Los
Angeles is one of the highlights
of my career. "I am humbled and
grateful to play a small part in
this year'scelebration of these
incredible Special Olympics
athletes."
•••The
show will be directed by Emmy
Award-winning choreographer
Debbie Allen and produced by
FiveCurrents.
••••
Appearances by Jimmy Kimmel, Eva
Longoria, Michael Phelps, Yao
Ming, Greg Louganis, Stephanie
McMahon, and Lauren Potter (one
of the most popular actresses
with an intellectual disability)
among others, the show is set to
be one of the most inspirational
events Los Angeles has ever
hosted.
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By Gary Sunkin
Disneyland Diamond
Celebration: 60 years of Magic.
With May now here, we are just a
few weeks away from the start of
Disneyland's 60th anniversary
Diamond Celebration.
••••
While
Disneyland is refurbishing some
old favorites for the event, the
stars of the Diamond Celebration
will be its new nighttime shows,
including the "Paint the Night"
parade featuring 1.5 Million LED
Lights and Characters from:
Poplular Disney Movies, like
Monsters Inc.; Cars; The Little
Mermaid; Beauty and The Beast;
Toy Story; Frozen;
••••
••••
Visitors
to Hong Kong Disneyland have seen
this parade already, as "Paint
the Night" debuted there last
fall.
••••
The Park
will debut a new Fireworks show
during the 24 hours bash. and The
castle's ready for the event,
which kicks off with a 24-hour
party on May 22.
••••The
newly refurbished Matterhorn
Bobsleds, with its enhanced Yeti
animatronic, will reopen on the
big day, May 22.
••••
Fans won't
have to wait until the 22nd to
get their first present. Over at
the Haunted Mansion, the new
version of the Hatbox Ghost
materializes on May 9. Riders
have been keeping their eyes on
this new window outside the attic
scene, which is expected to be
the new home for the Hatbox
Ghost.
••••But
fans will have to wait until July
1 for the return of Peter Pan's
Flight, which also will feature
newly enhanced effects.
••••
The
third new show for the 60th will
play over at Disney California
Adventure, which will debut a new
version of "World of Color,"
honoring Disney's history and
narrated by Neil Patrick
Harris.
••••If
you can't wait for these
tributes, you can get a helping
of Disney nostalgia at the
Tomorrowland movie preview,
playing at the Magic Eye Theater
through the end of the month.
••••Set
at the 1964 World's Fair where
the Walt Disney Company had a
major presence, this 12-minute
clip from the upcoming
Tomorrowland will forever change
the way that you look at "It's a
Small World." Tomorrowland debuts
in theaters on May 22, the day of
the start of the Diamond
Celebration
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Hollywood, CA (April
12, 2015) -- Kat Kramer's Films
That Change The World kicked off
the Opening Night of the Seventh
Annual Cinema Series on the
evening of Friday, April 10, 2015
with a Screening and Panel
Discussion about the film Bhopal:
A Prayer of Rain at Canon U.S.A.,
Inc. in Hollywood, CA with the
film's stars Martin Sheen and
Mischa Barton;
Director/Co-Writer, Ravi Kumar;
Executive Producers Terrance
Sweeney and Leszek Burzynski;
Director of Photography Charlie
Wuppermann; Distribution
Executives, Seb Marciano and
Daniel Brandt from Revolver
Entertainment; and the event's
Keynote Speaker, Tim
Edwards, Executive Trustee of
Bhopal Medical Appeal in
attendance.
••••
Marsha Hunt,
the legendary 97-year-old actress
and social activist of
Hollywood's Golden Age received a
sustained standing ovation from a
capacity crowd of 175 guests as
she received the First Annual
"Hunt For Humanity Award" for her
social activism presented to her
by Ken Howard, President of
SAG-AFTRA.
••••
Kat Kramer,
Founder, Presenter, Moderator
and Producer of Kat Kramer's
Films That Change The World,
a Cinema Series showcasing motion
pictures that raise awareness
about important social issues,
said: "This kick-off event
of my Seventh Annual Cinema
Series was a fundraiser for
Bhopal Medical Appeal, which
provides medical assistance to
ill survivors still dealing with
serious health issues as a result
of the world's worst industrial
disaster over 30 years ago which
happened at Union Carbide in
Bhopal, India in 1984. We
raised several thousand dollars
at the event and more funding
will be forthcoming in the next
several weeks as a result of live
streaming of the event worldwide
via Global Content Media,
LLC."
••••
Kat
Kramer continued, "It was a great
honor to have Ken Howard bestow
upon Marsha Hunt my Cinema
Series' First Annual 'Hunt For
Humanity Award' to publicly
acknowledge Ms. Hunt for her
personal commitment to standing
up for doing what is right,
regardless of the repercussions,
and for being one of the first
high profile role models to use
her celebrity for the benefit of
helping others."
••••
Upon
receiving the award at the event,
Marsha Hunt said,
"My life has been a great ride
with more than it's share of high
points; even the lower points
taught me and led me to higher
ones. In my teen years I
thought I was born to act, but
when my acting career was
interrupted, I discovered a
wonderful world of challenges,
which became opportunities,
opening up my life far beyond
acting. I am very grateful
for all the good fortune I have
been given in my blessed life.
Receiving this award
reminds me of the best idea I've
ever had, that of 'Thankful
Giving,' on Thanksgiving Day by
showing gratitude for what we
have by passing a bowl around the
table to take up a collection to
share the monies with a charity
of choice to ease hunger
throughout the world for those
who have far less than we do.
My concept of a new
Thanksgiving observance called,
'Thankful Giving' was passed by
both houses of Congress in 1978
and President Jimmy Carter
advocated it in his
proclamation."
••••
As Ken Howard
introduced Marsha Hunt, the
first recipient of the "Hunt For
Humanity Award," he said: "I've
had the opportunity to honor some
very accomplished people over the
years and it has been a moving
and thrilling experience to do
so, but tonight…tonight is
special because of the recipient.
She is a giant among giants
and a grand dame of cinema and
entertainment. She is
described as kind, generous,
thoughtful, brave and deeply
concerned with the plight of her
fellow humans.
••••
"Marsha
started her career as a John
Powers model in New York, but it
wasn't long before she was in
Hollywood and in the movies.
Her roles were many and
varied and include more than 50
films for two major studios
throughout the thirties and
forties. Her most notable
accomplishments span the industry
beginning in 1945, when she
served on the board of directors
of Screen Actors Guild for over
two years and was an elected
union leader protecting her
fellow members during the
presidencies of George Murphy,
Robert Montgomery and Ronald
Reagan. She was a committed
unionist and an engaged activist.
She was a staunch supporter
of freedom of speech and could be
counted on to fight for the First
Amendment and for her friends and
colleagues.
••••
"In 1947,
Marsha flew East with a
delegation of actors in
support of the 'Hollywood Ten'
who were appearing before the
House on Un-American Activities.
The delegation of the
'Committee for the First
Amendment,' as they called
themselves included former S.A.G.
board members Humphrey Bogart and
Lauren Bacall, Danny Kaye,
Sterling Hayden, Paul Henried,
Jane Wyatt, Richard Conte,
Geraldine Brooks, Sheppard
Strudwick, June Havoc and others.
It was an act of bravery
for which some members, including
Marsha, would later pay a high
price.
••••
"One year
later, Marsha graced the cover of
LIFE magazine's March 6 issue and
just two short months after that,
her name would appear on page 85
of Red Channels: The Report
on Communist Influence in Radio
and Television. Through
that publication, her name was
connected to seven activities and
organizations deemed 'subversive'
or 'Communist fronts.' Her open
support for the 'Hollywood Ten'
and her continued protests
against their treatment resulted
in the general 'gray-listing' of
Marsha that would continue for
decades.
••••
"Not one
to stand still, Marsha became
active in the San Fernando Valley
chapter of the American
Association for the United
Nations, becoming its president
in 1961. In 1962, she was
lucky to escape a terrorist bomb
attack on the home of two
minister-colleagues.
Fortunately, as was
reported at the time, Marsha was
spared when the terrorists were
unable to find out where she
lived. She continued to
work for the U.N. as a volunteer
for many years and received an
award for her service.
••••
"Although
she was never called before the
House on Un-American Activities
Commission, the damage was
effectively done and she would
only rarely find film work
throughout the next several
decades. By the sixties,
she was semi-retired from the
industry but still devoted to
UNICEF, the United Nations, and
various charitable organizations
still working for humanity and
fighting for justice.
••••
A writer,
philanthropist and lifelong
actor, Marsha remains a strong
ally, an amazing performer and a
tough cookie that can be relied
upon to do the right thing
especially in defense of free
speech. She is a true giant
among her peers and an amazing
force of life and light -- ladies
and gentleman, it is my great
privilege to present the first
'Hunt For Humanity Award' to the
incomparable and incandescent --
the strong, the brave, the bold
-- Marsha Hunt!"
••••
Actor Martin
Sheen introduced the Keynote
Speaker of the evening, Tim
Edwards, Executive Trustee of
Bhopal Medical Appeal by
saying, "Arriving in the city of
Bhopal in 1999 following a solo
cycle ride from the United
Kingdom, Tim found that the
privilege of a first-world
upbringing gave him the skills
needed to advocate for the people
he met in Bhopal -- people who
possessed strength, humor,
intelligence and resilience in
abundance, but whose life
circumstances had conspired to
deny them a voice in the world.
Tim has advocated on behalf
of Bhopal, advising on the
social, legal, environmental and
medical complexities of Union
Carbide's disaster, ever since.
He was a founding trustee
of the Bhopal Medical Appeal, and
has been its managing trustee for
the last four years. Over
this time, the two clinics
supported by the Appeal in
Bhopal, Sambhayna and
Chingari, have helped
relieve the suffering of
thousands of gas and toxic
water-affected men, women and
children. They are the only
places in Bhopal where victims of
Union Carbide's gas and water
poisoning can receive medical
care free of cost."
••••
Prior
to the screening of the film,
actress Mischa Barton,
read a statement from one of her
co-stars in the film, Kal
Penn, who wasn't able to
attend, saying: "I wish I
could be with all of you tonight,
and thank you so much for
supporting independent cinema;
especially for supporting and
showcasing stories that are often
hard to tell, and include
marginalized communities and
world-events. We shot
Bhopal: A Prayer For Rain
six years ago. As an actor,
it's been a very emotionally
powerful ride, seeing audience's
reactions to the characters and
story, and having a chance to be
part of the dialogue after the
film. I know that Mischa,
Martin and Ravi were able to join
the conversation tonight. I
wish I could have been part of
it, but in that absence, really
wanted to thank you for the
support, and for including this
film and our wonderful cast and
filmmakers in the process.
Many heartfelt thanks to
all. -- Kal Penn"
• Key Note Speech
••••
Tim
Edwards, Executive Trustee of
Bhopal Medical Appeal delivered
the Keynote Speech, reflecting on
the current status of survivors
of the Bhopal tragedy over 30
years ago and what his
organization is doing to help
survivors of the tragedy.
•••
Edwards said, "We'll
shortly be watching the most
realistic recreation of Union
Carbide Corporation's Bhopal gas
disaster ever filmed. Ravi
(Kumar) approached me with his
script nine years ago, and I must
admit I had severe doubts it
could ever succeed. First,
the script depicts events for
which civil and criminal
liability are still being
contested in several courts. How
would it be possible to make an
engaging and truthful drama
whilst avoiding offense to the
victims or the accused?
••••
"Second,
the Bhopal disaster was of a
scale that defies ordinary
comprehension, never mind visual
framing. Thirty tons of
poisonous gas spread over five
square miles of a densely
populated city. Eight to
ten thousand people &endash; or
possibly more, there are no
precise figures &endash; dead
within three days. Over
570,000 surviving men, women and
children damaged permanently by a
cocktail of gases so toxic it
stripped the lining from their
lungs, ravaged their organs and
scrambled their chromosomes.
••••
"Third,
it's natural, when faced with an
excess of human suffering, to
shield our eyes, turnabout, and
console ourselves with the
thought, 'it is not I.' Who
would choose to watch? I'm
happy to say that my doubts were
proven false. Your presence
here tonight demonstrates that
there are people in this world
who will not turn away, and who
will not
forget.
••••
"And
(Bhopal: A Prayer for Rain
not only succeeds, it has given
the survivors of Bhopal the means
with which to make us all
remember. Critically, it
shows us how an organizational
culture driven by cost-cutting
whose chief decision makers live
far from the consequences of
their choices can lead to human
and environmental devastation.
The situation is neither
historical nor exceptional.
It's estimated that 100
million Americans live downwind
of toxic facilities today.
••••
"Just
six years ago, an explosion at
the former Union Carbide plant at
Institute, West Virginia, came so
close to igniting a large
stockpile of deadly MIC that a
Congressional enquiry concluded
the event could easily have been
'a catastrophe rivaling the
Bhopal disaster.' We must
never forget. Bhopal is a
disaster with a beginning, but no
end. It is happening still,
and it is happening now, even as
I speak these words to you.
It continues because pain
and illness attached to every
person the gas encountered.
They made acquaintance with
the unborn too, via parents'
blood, organs and genes.
The disaster ripples
through succeeding generations,
with no clear sense of where
Union Carbide ends, and nature
begins.
••••
"For
many years after the gas, there
was no help, and no hope.
The sound of hacking coughs
filled the slums around Carbide's
abandoned factory, from where
other lethal poisons were now
seeping. Mental illness was
at epidemic levels. With
tens of thousands of people too
ill to work, deep poverty was
rife. Medical studies
identified breathing problems,
dizziness, cramps, reproductive
disorders, growth retardation and
cancers to be connected to gas
exposure. But health
authorities continued to rely
upon antibiotics and steroids,
giving at best fleeting relief.
At worst, regular overuse
of strong pharmaceuticals
pummeled the bodies of those
whose compromised immune systems
had been likened to a form of
'chemical AIDS.'
••••
"Nor
did medical studies inform the
settlement offer India accepted
from Union Carbide in 1989 which
granted each victim the sum of
$500 for lifelong injuries.
Numerous survivors, already
punishingly poor, spent the
compensation they were due many
times over, before even receiving
it. Moneylenders feasted
upon the plenty of desperation.
The story of one the first
survivors I met, Mehboob Bi, will
never leave me. Her
marriage to Chand Miya had been a
love marriage: this fact
shone from the beautiful, beaming
wedding photo upon her wall.
Mehboob Bi looked stunning,
dressed in short kurta, two
plaits, and curls plastered to
the side of her cheeks. One
of her daughters said that she
looked like Mala Sinha, the film
star. 'No', said the
younger one, she's like Sadhna --
another film star.
••••
"When we met,
Mehboob Bi was in her late
thirties, but looked closer to
60. All youth and joy had
withered during the 14 years
she'd spent nursing her husband,
desperately trying to ease his
pains. Chand Miya had held
a prestigious job at Union
Carbide. 'We were so
happy,' she said. 'We used
to be well off &endash; but our
fate was written in Bhopal.
All of us breathed the gas
but he breathed the most trying
to help us. When he got
really ill and couldn't work we
ran short of money. He
often told me not to spend on his
medicines. I said, 'My
love, if we have life, we have
the world.' 'I will die,'
he said, 'don't waste your money
on me.' 'And he did.
He left me
alone.'
••••
"Realizing
that they had been abandoned by
all those with a duty of care,
Bhopal's survivors made the
decision to help themselves --
but they could not do it alone.
Our first Bhopal Medical
appeal, placed in a UK newspaper
20 years ago, was a cry of fury
and despair. Publication was
risked on the wavering hope that
this was not a world without
care. Nothing really
prepared us for what happened
next. People from all over
Britain responded in such numbers
that our volunteers were entirely
overwhelmed. Weeks passed
but supporters kept coming
forward, one after another, with
staggering, humbling
open-heartedness.
••••
"It amounted to a
wave of love, a wave that rolled
six thousand miles at great speed
and set in motion a fundamental
change to a situation of profound
despair. You should know
that nothing in Bhopal has quite
been the same since. Survivors
now had the means to participate
in their own healing. Their
new clinic, Sambhavna, chose the
Hippocratic dictum 'first do no
harm' as its first principle.
Over half the professional
staff would themselves be
gas-affected.
••••
"Later,
our charity also began to support
the Chingari Trust, an
organization begun by two women
survivors to rehabilitate
children being born damaged in
Bhopal. Doctors visiting
communities living around the
factory had observed they'd never
seen so many cases of cerebral
palsy in a single population.
The two survivors' clinics
have now given free award-winning
medical care to some 40,000
people who previously had nowhere
left to turn. They are the
only places where families with
damaged children can get free
medical treatment and remedial
therapy.
••••
"People with impaired
immune systems can react badly to
modern drugs so we combine safe
modern treatment with Ayurvedic
herbal medicine, massage and
yoga. Our volunteers help
control the spread of TB and
malaria and have won clean water
for 22 communities whose sources
were poisoned. Our health
workers administer the only
cervical screening program in the
whole city.
••••
"In Chingari today
you may see children who could
not stand, let alone walk or run,
playing happily with their
friends. Children once
unable to talk now chatter
fluently. We cherish the
fact that 21 of our special
children now go to normal
schools. The Bhopal Medical
Appeal's work, every bit of it,
is entirely dependent upon the
continued support of individuals,
individuals like you &endash;
without this, it will
vanish.
••••
"A colleague of mine,
Indra Sinha, wrote: 'A
great catastrophe, followed by
years of illness, poverty and
injustice, can overwhelm and
crush the human spirit, or it can
enable ordinary people to
discover that they are
extraordinary. Such people
find that they have the grit to
survive, the defiance to face
their persecutors, and the
courage to fight back. Out
of shared struggle, even in the
midst of terrible sickness, comes
strength, the joy of friendship,
the realization that they are not
weak, powerless or contemptible,
but possessed of great power
&endash; the power to bring about
political change, to do real good
in their community and in the
world.
••••
"To everybody involved in
the making of Bhopal: A
Prayer for Rain, to everyone who
worked so hard to make this
wonderful event possible, and to
each of you here in attendance I
want to say a heartfelt thank you
on behalf of our charity, the
Bhopal Medical Appeal, but most
of all on behalf of our thousands
of service users in Bhopal.
Thank you for choosing to
be a part of that
change."
••••
Ravi Kumar, Director and
Co-Writer of the film Bhopal:
A Prayer For Rain, said:
"Our film will make its next bow
on May 10, 2015 in Monte Carlo at
the Monaco Charity Film Festival.
Then, in August/September
of 2015 the movie will receive
its Premiere in the United
Kingdom." For additional
information and to make donations
to Bhopal Medical Appeal,
please visit
www.bhopalmovie.com.
••••
Aside from the participants in
the event, other VIPS in
attendance at the event included:
Obba Babatundé,
Conrad Bachmann, Isabella Blue,
Lynn Brighton, Jake Busey, Ava
Cantrell, Mandolyn Carson,
Johanna Demetrakas, André
Gordon, Allan Hunt, Dr. and Mrs.
Boban Joseph, Amy Kawadler,
Lainie Kazan, Karen Sharpe
Kramer, Elizabeth Lauritsen, Brad
Littlefield, Patty McCormack,
Ajay Mehta, Roger C. Memos,
Dominic Pace, Prashant Raj, Kiana
Lyz Rivera, Angela Rockwood,
Charlotte Ross, Jennifer Singh,
Ben Stillwell, Tegan Summer, Gale
Tattersall, Mariana Tosca, Mary
Winterfield, David Zimmerman and
Katina
Zinner.
•
MORE
about the film series, please
visit
www.katkramersfilmsthatchangetheworld.com
The event will be
held, April 10, 2015, at the
Canon USA, Inc. Screening Room,
adjacent to the Stanley Kramer
Screening Room, located on the
Sunset-Gower Studios' lot, where
Stanley Kramer once filmed 15 of
his 35 movies when the studio was
known as Columbia Pictures.
••• The
event will commence at 7:30 p.m.
with the presentation of the
"Marsha Hunt For Humanity Award,"
Introductions and the Keynote
Speaker address, followed by the
screening of the film, Bhopal:
A Prayer For Rain at 8:00
p.m., and a Panel Discussion
about the film at 9:30 p.m.
•••• Katharine
"Kat" Kramer will moderate the
Panel Discussion, which will
include the film's stars Martin
Sheen and Mischa Barton; the
director and co-writer, Ravi
Kumar; the executive producers
Terrance A. Sweeney and Leszek
Burzynski and the director of
photography Charlie
Wuppermann.
••••
The Host Committee for the April
10th event includes: Ed
Asner, Mischa Barton, Ed Begley,
Jr., Leszek Burzynski, Tim
Edwards, Marsha Hunt, Ravi Kumar,
William H. Macy, Kal Penn, Sharon
Stone, Terrance A. Sweeney, Billy
Bob Thornton, Mariana Tosca and
Charlie Wuppermann.
••••
Although this event is primarily
a film industry salon, a limited
number of free tickets will be
available to the general public
on a first-come, first-served
basis by calling KNK Productions
Inc. in advance at 818-760-3106,
or E-mailing
knkproductioninc@cs.com.
Everyone must be on the
guest list in advance for
admittance into the actual event,
due to limited seating.
• Bhopal: A Prayer For
Rain
••••
directed and co-written by
Ravi Kumar, is a drama based on
true events leading up to
December 3, 1984 when a pesticide
leak at Union Carbide located
Bhopal, Central India killed
thousands of people in a few
hours, while causing serious
health problems for many others.
Starring Martin Sheen,
Mischa Barton, Kal Penn, Rajpal
Yadav and Tannishtha Chatterjee,
the film examines the tragic
aftermath of what is still
considered to this day, over 30
years later, as the world's worst
industrial disaster. The
96-minute feature film was
produced by Sahara Movie Studios
and Rising Star
Entertainment.
••••
Katharine "Kat" Kramer,
Founder of Kat Kramer's Films
That Change The World said, "This
year, I am proud to announce, I
will be presenting three socially
significant films as part of my
Seventh Annual Film Series.
The series will kick off
with the film, Bhopal: A Prayer
For Rain, a vivid depiction of
the world's worst industrial
disaster in history at Union
Carbide in Bhopal, India in 1984
and the aftermath the calamity
caused, and is still considered
to this day, over 30 years later,
as the world's worst industrial
disaster. The 96-minute
feature film was produced by
Sahara Movie Studios and Rising
Star Entertainment.
• Keynote Speaker Tim
Edwards-
Executive Trustee of the Bhopal
Medical Appeal, will be flying in
from London to speak about the
current status of his
organization helping ill
survivors who are still dealing
with serious health issues as a
result of the disaster, which
happened over 30 years ago.
••••
Kramer continued,
"This summer I will screen my
second installment in this year's
cinema series, Jenni Gold's
CinemaAbility, an award-winning
documentary tracing the history
of how characters with
disabilities are portrayed in
film and on television.
• Marsha Hunt-
The First Annual 'Marsha Hunt For
Humanity Award,' will presented
to the person the award is named
for, the legendary actress Marsha
Hunt, whose courage and
determination to speak out for
causes she believes in, and to
help affect change, are nothing
short of remarkable.
••••
In 1947 during the House
on Un-American Activities
congressional committee's
investigation of Communist
influence in motion pictures, Ms.
Hunt was one of a group of
like-minded Hollywood actors who
flew to Washington, D.C. to speak
up in support of The Hollywood
Ten who were being scrutinized by
the House on Un-American
Activities as Communist
supporters.
••••
As a result of her
actions, Ms. Hunt was blacklisted
in Hollywood for at least a
decade in the prime of her career
as an actress. Ms. Hunt's
accomplishments both as an
actress, and as a social activist
to affect positive changes for
the many causes she has
championed during her lifetime
will be recognized at our event
on April 10th with great
fanfare."
•
Past Kat Kramer's Films That
Change The World Series
••••
2009
- The film series began in 2009
with Barbra Streisand's Yentl,
which focused attention on
women's equality, and was used as
a springboard for a discussion
about the widespread sexual abuse
of women in the Congo.
Celebrities in attendance and the
Host Committee included:
Alan and Marilyn Bergman,
Anne Archer, Jenna Dewan,
Emmanuelle Chriqui, Beverly Todd,
Bird York, Arlene Sorkin and
women of the Congo.
••••
2010
- The second film presented
in the series was the Academy
Award-winning documentary film,
The Cove, which exposed the
slaughter of dolphins in Japan.
The Host Committee and
Celebrities in attendance
included: Luis Psihoyos, Fisher
Stevens, Mark Monroe, Charles
Hambleton, Danny Huston, James
Kyson Lee, Leslie David Baker,
Ben Stiller, Q'Orianka Kilcher,
Beau Bridges, Jeff Bridges and
Beverly Todd.
••••
2011
- The film, Elephants and
Man: A Litany of Tragedy,
about the suffering of elephants
in captivity was presented.
The event was hosted by
Lily Tomlin with special guests,
Cher and Tippi Hedren. The
Host Committee included:
Billy Bob Thornton, Paula
Poundstone, Robin Williams, Jane
Fonda, Sally Field, Alec Baldwin,
Kathy Griffin, Jane Lynch, Ed
Begley, Jr., Ken Davitian, Stella
Stevens, Lainie Kazan, and Karen
Black.
••••
2012
- The film, Teach Your
Children Well, which deals with
the growing problem of bullying
in schools was screened.
The documentary was
narrated, and the event was
hosted by, Lily Tomlin.
Attendees included:
Gary Takesian, Steven
Roche, Paul Belsito, Robin Dunne
Voss, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Miss
Coco Peru, Kathryn Joosten, Bella
Thorne, Glynn Turman, Bruce
Vilanch, Judy Tenuta, Kate
Linder, Thom Bierdz, Romi Dames
and Wendy Walsh.
••••2013
- The Australian documentary
film, Fallout received its
American Premiere in the series,
exploring the subject matter of
nuclear holocaust and the making
of Stanley Kramer's film On The
Beach. The event was hosted
by Lily Tomlin and Dr. Helen
Caldicott. The Host
Committee included: Karen
Sharpe-Kramer, Ed Asner, Harrison
Ford, Sharon Stone, Ed Begley,
Jr., Louis Gossett, Jr., Ric
O'Barry, Rick Overton, Heather
Mayfield, Donna Anderson, Marsha
Hunt, Jerry Mathers, Glynn Turman
and Beverly Todd.
••• 2014
- Last year, in 2014, the
controversial documentary film,
The Decent One, was presented in
association with the Los Angeles
Jewish Film Festival, chronicling
the life Adolf Hitler's right
hand man, SS Commander Heinrich
Himmler. Special Guests
included filmmaker Vanessa Lapa,
Event Co-Host Hilary Helstein,
Sound Designer Tomer Eliav and
Holocaust Historian Michael
Berenbaum.
•
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about
the film series, please visit
www.katkramersfilmsthatchangetheworld.com
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•
101-Oscar
Winners
2015
BEST MOTION
PICTURE
Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue
of Ignorance)
Alejandro G.
Iñárritu, John
Lesher and James W. Skotchdopole,
Producers
Julianne Moore in Still Alice
Eddie Redmayne in The Theory of
Everything
Patricia Arquette in Boyhood
J.K. Simmons in Whiplash
Alejandro G.
Iñárritu, Birdman
or
(The Unexpected Virtue of
Ignorance)
The Imitation Game
Written by Graham Moore
Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue
of Ignorance)
Written by Alejandro G.
Iñárritu,
Nicolás Giacobone,
Alexander Dinelaris, Jr. &
Armando Bo
MOTION PICTURES (ORIGINAL
SCORE)
The Grand Budapest Hotel
Alexandre Desplat
(ORIGINAL SONG)
"Glory" from Selma
Music and Lyric by John Stephens
and Lonnie Lynn
CitizenFour
Laura Poitras, Mathilde Bonnefoy
and Dirk Wilutzky
Whiplash
Tom Cross
Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue
of Ignorance)
Emmanuel Lubezki
The Grand Budapest Hotel
Production Design: Adam
Stockhausen;
Set Decoration: Anna Pinnock
Big Hero 6
Don Hall, Chris Williams and Roy
Conli
Feast
Patrick Osborne and Kristina
Reed
Interstellar
Paul Franklin, Andrew Lockley,
Ian Hunter and Scott Fisher
American Sniper
Alan Robert Murray and Bub
Asman
Whiplash
Craig Mann, Ben Wilkins and
Thomas Curley
Crisis Hotline: Veterans Press
1
Ellen Goosenberg Kent and Dana
Perry
The Phone Call
Mat Kirkby and James Lucas
Ida (Poland)
The Grand Budapest Hotel
Frances Hannon and Mark
Coulier
The Grand Budapest Hotel
Milena Canonero
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will
be held on Sunday, February 22,
2015, at the Dolby Theatre®
at Hollywood & Highland
Center® in Hollywood, and
will be televised live on the ABC
Television Network at 7 p.m. ET/4
p.m. PT. The Oscars, produced by
Zadan and Meron, also will be
televised live in more than 225
countries and territories
worldwide.
•
HOST:
Neil Patrick Harris
•
PRESENTERSAT
THE 87TH
OSCARS®:
Ben
Affleck, Jennifer Aniston, Cate
Blanchett, Jessica Chastain,
Marion Cotillard, Benedict
Cumberbatch, Viola Davis,
Chiwetel Ejiofor, Chris Evans,
Kevin Hart, Josh Hutcherson,
Scarlett Johansson, Dakota
Johnson, Jennifer Lopez, Jared
Leto, Shirley MacLaine, Matthew
McConaughey, Sienna Miller,
Chloë Grace Moretz, Eddie
Murphy, Lupita Nyong'o, David
Oyelowo, Chris Pine, Chris Pratt,
Margot Robbie, Zoe Saldana,
Octavia Spencer, Meryl Streep,
Miles Teller, John Travolta,
Kerry Washington, Naomi Watts,
Oprah Winfrey and Reese
Witherspoon.
•
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PRESENTERS:
Jason
Bateman, Idris Elba, Ansel
Elgort, Nicole Kidman, Liam
Neeson, Gwyneth Paltrow and
Channing Tatum will be presenters
at this year's Oscars, show
producers Craig Zadan and Neil
Meron announced today. The
Oscars, hosted by Neil Patrick
Harris, will air on Sunday,
February 22, live on ABC.
•••Bateman
appeared in the Best Picture
Oscar®- nominated films "Up
in the Air" (2009) and "Juno"
(2007). Most recently Bateman
starred in the "Horrible Bosses"
(2011 and 2014) franchise, "This
Is Where I Leave You" (2014), and
"Bad Words" (2013), Bateman's
directorial debut. He is
currently working on "Untitled
Joel Edgerton Project" and
recently wrapped production of
"The Family Fang," his second
directorial effort in which he
also stars.
•••
Elba most recently starred in the
2014 thriller "No Good Deed." His
other film roles include "28
Weeks Later" (2007), "Thor"
(2011), "Pacific Rim" (2013) and
"Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom"
(2013). He has been nominated for
four Emmy Awards®, including
three for Lead Actor in a
Miniseries or a Movie for
"Luther" (2010). Elba will next
be seen in "Beasts of No
Nation."
•••Elgort
made his film debut in 2013's
"Carrie" and followed up with
three more films in 2014: "The
Fault in Our Stars," "Divergent"
and "Men, Women & Children."
He will next be seen in the
sequel "The Divergent Series:
Insurgent."
•••Kidman
won an Oscar for Actress in a
Leading Role for "The Hours"
(2002) and was nominated for her
leading roles in "Moulin Rouge"
(2001) and "Rabbit Hole" (2010).
Her other credits include "Dead
Calm" (1989), "Far and Away"
(1992), "Eyes Wide Shut" (1999),
"Cold Mountain" (2003) and "The
Golden Compass" (2007). Her
upcoming films include "Lion" and
"The Secret in Their Eyes."
•••Neeson
received an Oscar nomination for
Actor in a Leading Role for his
performance as the title
character in "Schindler's List"
(1993). Other film roles include
"The Dead Pool" (1988), "Husbands
and Wives" (1992), "Michael
Collins" (1996), "Love Actually"
(2003), "Taken" (2008), "The
Grey" (2011) and "Non-Stop"
(2014). He will next be seen in
"Ted 2" and "Run All Night."
•••Paltrow
is an Oscar winner for her
leading role in "Shakespeare in
Love" (1998). She has
starred in such films as "Great
Expectations" (1998), "The
Talented Mr. Ripley" (1999), and
"The Royal Tenenbaums" (2001) and
most recently the "Iron Man"
franchise (2008, 2010 and
2013).
•••Tatum,
who currently stars in the sci-fi
feature "Jupiter Ascending,"
appeared in last year's "22 Jump
Street" (2014), "Foxcatcher"
(2014) and "The Lego Movie"
(2014). His previous
credits include "White House
Down" (2013), "Magic Mike" (2012)
and "21 Jump Street"
(2012). He will star in
"Magic Mike XXL" later this
year.
•
PERFORMERS:
Jack
Black, Common, Jennifer Hudson,
Lady Gaga, Anna Kendrick, John
Legend, Adam Levine with Maroon
5, Tim McGraw, Rita Ora and Tegan
and Sara with The Lonely
Island.
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••••
The Hollywood Foreign
Press Association announced that
actor, director, writer, and
producer, George Clooney will be
honored with the Cecil B. DeMille
Award at the 72nd Golden Globe
Awards next year, for his impact
on the entertainment
industry.
••••
Theo Kingma, the association's
president, said "the award
celebrates Clooney's outstanding
contributions both in front and
behind the camera."
••••
The HFPA has given Cloony 13
nominations over the
years--
and four Golden Globe wins for --
lead actor in a comedy/musical
for "O Brother, Where Art Thou?"
in 2001, supporting role in
"Syriana," 2006, " lead actor in
a drama "The Descendants" in 2012
and for producer of 2013's best
picture winner, "Argo."
••••
Clooney's achievements also have
earned him four SAG Awards, one
BAFTA award, two Critics' Choice
Awards, an Emmy and four National
Board of Review Awards.
••••
Clooney, 53, has won two
Oscars, and has been
nominated in seven Oscar
categories -- more than anyone
else in Oscar History.
••••
He most recently appeared in
"Gravity" and through his
Smokehouse production company
produced, directed and starred in
"The Monuments Men." He'll star
next in the Disney sci-fi film
"Tomorrowland" and is slated to
direct a film about Britain's
phone-hacking scandal.
••••
The 72nd Golden Globes will be
handed out Jan. 11, 2015, in a
ceremony airing live on NBC.
•
The Cecil B. DeMille
Award is given annually-
to those who have made an
incredible impact on the world of
entertainment. Recent recipients
include Woody Allen (2014), Jodie
Foster (2013), Morgan Freeman,
(2012), Robert De Niro (2011),
Martin Scorsese (2010), Steven
Spielberg (2009), Warren Beatty
(2007), Anthony Hopkins (2006),
Robin Williams (2005), Michael
Douglas (2004), Gene Hackman
(2003), Harrison Ford (2002), Al
Pacino (2001), and Barbra
Streisand (2000).
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••••
The 35th News
andDocumentary Emmy Awards
nominations have been announced,
and PBS leading with 43
nominations for 13 programs. "60
Minutes" on CBS led all series
with 27 nominations. Frontline on
PBS received 11 nomination for
nine programs and for League
of Denial, its two-part look
at the NFL's concussion
crisis.
••••
HBO received 15 news and
dcoumentary nominations all for
its HBO Documantary Films
series.
••••
New categories in Spanish,
included outstanding newscast or
news magazine, outstanding
coverage of a breaking news
story, and outstanding
investigative jouranlism.
••••
The National Academy of
Television Arts & Sciences,
created in 1955, recognizes,
encourages and advances
excellence in the television
industry across all media by
serving as an educational and
professional resource to its
members and to the industry.
••••
The NATAS reward
outstanding professional,
technical and personal
achievement in the arts and
sciences of television by
conferring the industry's highly
coveted peer recognition symbol
of distinction, the Emmy®
award.
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Actress in a drama:
Julianna Margulies ("The Good
Wife")
Drama series: "Breaking
Bad" (AMC)
Comedy series: "Modern
Family" (ABC)
Mini series: "Fargo"
(FX)
TV Movie: "The
Normal Heart" (HBO)
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Drama series
"Breaking Bad" (AMC)
Winner
"Downton Abbey" (PBS)
"Game of Thrones" (HBO)
"House of Cards" (Netflix)
"Mad Men" (AMC)
"True Detective" (HBO)
"The Big Bang Theory"
(CBS)
"Louie" (FX)
"Modern Family" (ABC)
Winner
"Orange Is the New Black"
(Netflix)
"Silicon Valley" (HBO)
"Veep" (HBO)
"American Horror Story:
Coven" (FX)
"Bonnie and Clyde" (A&E)
"Fargo" FX - Winner
"Luther" (BBC America)
"Treme" (HBO)
"The White Queen" (Starz)
"Killing Kennedy" (National
Geographic)
"Muhammad Ali's Greatest Fight"
(HBO)
"The Normal Heart" (HBO)
Winner
"Sherlock: His Last Vow"
(PBS)
"The Trip to Bountiful"
(Lifetime)
Bryan Cranston ("Breaking Bad")
Winner
Jeff Daniels ("The Newsroom")
Jon Hamm ("Mad Men")
Woody Harrelson ("True
Detective")
Matthew McConaughey ("True
Detective")
Kevin Spacey ("House of
Cards")
Lizzy Caplan ("Masters of
Sex")
Claire Danes ("Homeland")
Michelle Dockery ("Downton
Abbey")
Julianna Margulies ("The Good
Wife") Winner
Kerry Washington ("Scandal")
Robin Wright ("House of
Cards")
Louis C.K ("Louie")
Don Cheadle ("House of Lies")
Ricky Gervais ("Derek")
Matt LeBlanc ("Episodes")
William H. Macy ("Shameless")
Jim Parsons ("The Big Bang
Theory") Winner
Lena Dunham ("Girls")
Edie Falco ("Nurse Jackie")
Julia Louis-Dreyfus ("Veep")
Winner
Melissa McCarthy ("Mike &
Molly")
Amy Poehler ("Parks and
Recreation")
Taylor Schilling ("Orange Is the
New Black")
Chiwetel Ejiofor ("Dancing on
the Edge")
Martin Freeman ("Fargo")
Billy Bob Thornton ("Fargo)")
Idris Elba ("Luther")
Mark Ruffalo ("The Normal
Heart")
Benedict Cumberbatch
("Sherlock: His Last Vow")
Winner
Jessica Lange ("American Horror
Story: Coven") Winner
Sarah Paulson ("American Horror
Story: Coven")
Helena Bonham Carter ("Burton and
Taylor")
Minnie Driver ("Return to
Zero")
Kristen Wiig ("The Spoils of
Babylon")
Cicely Tyson ("The Trip to
Bountiful")
"The Amazing Race" (CBS)
Winner
"Dancing With the Stars"
(ABC)
"Project Runway" (Lifetime)
"So You Think You Can Dance"
(FOX)
"Top Chef" (Bravo)
"The Voice" (NBC)
"The Colbert Report" (Comedy
Central) Winner
"The Daily Show With Jon Stewart"
(Comedy Central)
"Jimmy Kimmel Live" (ABC)
"Real Time With Bill Maher"
(HBO)
"Saturday Night Live" (NBC)
"The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy
Fallon" (NBC)
Aaron Paul ("Breaking Bad")
Winner
Jim Carter ("Downton Abbey")
Peter Dinklage ("Game of
Thrones")
Josh Charles ("The Good
Wife")
Mandy Patinkin ("Homeland")
Jon Voight ("Ray Donovan")
Anna Gunn for "Breaking Bad,"
AMC Winner
Maggie Smith ("Downton
Abbey")
Joanne Froggatt ("Downton
Abbey")
Lena Headey ("Game of
Thrones")
Christine Baranski ("The Good
Wife")
Christina Hendricks ("Mad
Men")
Paul Giamatti ("Downton
Abbey")
Dylan Baker ("The Good Wife")
Reg E. Cathey ("House of
Cards")
Robert Morse ("Mad Men")
Beau Bridges ("Masters of
Sex")
Joe Morton ("Scandal")
Margo Martindale ("The
Americans")
Diana Rigg ("Game of
Thrones")
Kate Mara ("House of Cards")
Allison Janney ("Masters of
Sex")
Jane Fonda ("The Newsroom")
Kate Burton ("Scandal")
Moira Walley-Beckett ("Breaking
Bad") Winner
Vince Gilligan ("Breaking
Bad")
David Benioff and D.B. Weiss
("Game of Thrones")
Beau Willimon ("House of
Cards")
Nic Pizzolatto ("True
Detective")
Tim Van Patten ("Boardwalk
Empire")
Vince Gilligan ("Breaking
Bad")
David Evans ("Downton Abbey")
Neil Marshall ("Game of
Thrones")
Carl Franklin ("House of
Cards")
Cary Joji Fukunaga ("True
Detective") Winner
Andre Braugher ("Brooklyn
Nine-Nine")
Adam Driver ("Girls")
Jesse Tyler Ferguson ("Modern
Family")
Ty Burrell ("Modern Family")
Winner
Fred Armisen ("Portlandia")
Tony Hale ("Veep")
Mayim Bialik ("The Big Bang
Theory")
Julie Bowen ("Modern Family")
Allison Janney ("Mom")
Winner
Kate Mulgrew ("Orange Is the New
Black")
Kate McKinnon ("Saturday Night
Live")
Anna Chlumsky ("Veep")
Bob Newhart ("The Big Bang
Theory")
Nathan Lane ("Modern Family")
Steve Buscemi ("Portlandia")
Jimmy Fallon ("Saturday Night
Live")
Louis C.K. ("Saturday Night
Live")
Gary Cole ("Veep")
Natasha Lyonne ("Orange Is
the New Black")
Uzo Aduba ("Orange Is the New
Black")
Laverne Cox ("Orange Is the New
Black")
Tina Fey ("Saturday Night
Live")
Melissa McCarthy ("Saturday Night
Live")
Joan Cusack ("Shameless")
David Crane and Jeffrey
Klarik ("Episodes")
Louis C.K. ("Louie")
Liz Friedman and Jenji Kohan
("Orange Is the New Black")
Alec Berg ("Silicon Valley")
Simon Blackwell, Tony Roche and
Armando Iannucci ("Veep")
Iain B. MacDonald
("Episodes")
Paris Barclay ("Glee")
Louis C.K. ("Louie")
Gail Mancuso ("Modern Family")
Winner
Jodie Foster ("Orange Is the
New Black")
Mike Judge ("Silicon Valley")
Colin Hanks ("Fargo")
Jim Parsons ("The Normal
Heart")
Joe Mantello ("The Normal
Heart")
Alfred Molina ("The Normal
Heart")
Matt Bomer ("The Normal
Heart")
Martin Freeman for "Sherlock:
His Last Vow," PBS Winner
Frances Conroy ("American
Horror Story: Coven")
Kathy Bates ("American Horror
Story: Coven") Winner
Angela Bassett ("American Horror
Story: Coven")
Allison Tolman ("Fargo")
Ellen Burstyn ("Flowers in the
Attic")
Julia Roberts ("The Normal
Heart")
Brad Falchuk ("American
Horror Story: Coven")
Noah Hawley ("Fargo")
Neil Cross ("Luther")
Larry Kramer ("The Normal
Heart")
Steven Moffat ("Sherlock: His
Last Vow")Winner
David Simon and Eric Overmyer
("Treme")
Alfonso Gomez-Rejon
("American Horror Story:
Coven")
Adam Bernstein ("Fargo")
Colin Bucksey ("Fargo")
Winner
Stephen Frears ("Muhammad Ali's
Greatest Fight")
Ryan Murphy ("The Normal
Heart")
Nick Hurran ("Sherlock: His Last
Vow")
"AFI Life Achievement Award:
A Tribute to Mel Brooks"
(TNT)
"The Beatles: The Night That
Changed America" (CBS)
"Best of Late Night With Jimmy
Fallon Primetime Special"
(NBC)
"Billy Crystal: 700 Sundays"
(HBO)
"The Kennedy Center Honors"
(CBS)
"Sarah Silverman: We Are
Miracles" (HBO)
"The Colbert Report" (Comedy
Central)
"Inside Amy Schumer" (Comedy
Central)
"Key & Peele" (Comedy
Central)
"Portlandia" (IFC)
"The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy
Fallon" (NBC)
"The Beatles: The Night That
Changed America" (CBS)
"Billy Crystal: 700 Sundays"
(HBO)
"The 71st Golden Globe Awards"
(NBC)
"Sarah Silverman: We Are
Miracles"
(HBO)-Winner
"67th Tony Awards" (CBS)
James Hoskinson ("The Colbert
Report")
Chuck O'Neil ("The Daily Show
With Jon Stewart")
Jonathan Krisel
("Portlandia")
Don Roy King ("Saturday Night
Live")
Dave Diomedi ("The Tonight Show
Starring Jimmy Fallon")
Gregg Gelfand ("The Beatles:
The Night That Changed
America")
Louis J. Horvitz ("The Kennedy
Center Honors")
Hamish Hamilton ("The
Oscars")
James Lapine ("Six by
Sondheim")
Beth McCarthy Miller and Rob
Ashford ("The Sound of Music
Live!")
Glenn Weiss ("67th Tony
Awards") Winner
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"The Oscars" (ABC)
"Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games
Opening Ceremony" (NBC)
"The Sound of Music Live!"
(NBC)
"67th Tony Awards" (CBS)
"Childrens Hospital" (Adult
Swim)
"Parks and Rec in Europe"
(NBC.com)
"The Soup: True Detective"
(E!)
"Super Bowl XLVIII Halftime Show
Starring Bruno Mars" (FOX)
"Cosmos: A National Geographic
Deeper Dive"
(NationalGeographic.com)
"I Was There: Boston Marathon
Bombings" (History.com)
"Jay Leno's Garage" (NBC.com)
"Park Bench With Steve Buscemi"
(AOL)
"30 for 30 Shorts" (ESPN)
"Game of Thrones Premiere --
Facebook Live and Instagram"
(HBO)
"The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy
Fallon Digital Experience"
(NBC)
"The Voice" (NBC.com)
"Dog With a Blog" (Disney
Channel)
"Good Luck Charlie" (Disney
Channel)
"Nick News With Linda Ellerbee --
Family Secrets: When Violence
Hits Home" (Nickelodeon)
"One Last Hug: Three Days at
Grief Camp" (HBO)
"Wynton Marsalis -- A YoungArts
Masterclass" (HBO)
Tom Bergeron ("Dancing With the
Stars")
Jane Lynch ("Hollywood Game
Night")
Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn ("Project
Runway")
Cat Deeley ("So You Think You Can
Dance")
Anthony Bourdain ("The
Taste")
Daniel Craig ("One Life")
Jane Lynch ("Penguins: Waddle All
the Way")
Henry Strozier ("Too Cute!")
Whoopi Goldberg ("Whoopi Goldberg
Presents Moms Mabley")
"Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives"
(Food Network)
"MythBusters" (Discovery
Channel)
"Shark Tank" (ABC)
"Undercover Boss" (CBS)
"Who Do You Think You Are?"
(TLC)
"Deadliest Catch" (Discovery
Channel)
"Flipping Out" (Bravo)
"Million Dollar Listing New York"
(Bravo)
"Wahlburgers" (A&E)
"Wild Things With Dominic
Monaghan" (BBC America)
"Paycheck to Paycheck: The Life
and Times of Katrina Gilbert"
(HBO)
"Running From Crazy" (OWN)
"The Sixties: The Assassination
Of President Kennedy" (CNN)
"The Square" (Netflix)
"Whoopi Goldberg Presents Moms
Mabley" (HBO)
"Cosmos: A SpaceTime Odyssey"
(FOX/NatGeo)
"Pioneers of Television"
(PBS)
"The World Wars" (History)
"Years of Living Dangerously"
(Showtime)
"Inside the Actors Studio"
(Bravo)
"Through the Wormhole With Morgan
Freeman" (Science Channel)
"Vice" (HBO)
"The Writers' Room" (Sundance
Channel)
"Brave Miss World" (Netflix)
"Hillsborough" (ESPN)
"Life According to Sam"
(HBO)
Ann Druyan and Steven Soter
("Cosmos: A SpaceTime
Odyssey")
Mark Zwonitzer ("JFK")
Stephen David, David C. White and
others ("The World Wars")
Adam Bolt ("Years of Living
Dangerously")
Brannon Braga ("Cosmos: A
SpaceTime Odyssey")
"Regular Show" (Cartoon
Network)
"Robot Chicken" (Adult Swim)
Craig Spirko ("Project
Runway")
Ken Fuchs ("Shark Tank")
Jehane Noujaim ("The Square")
"Bob's Burgers " (Fox)
"Futurama" (Comedy Central)
"South Park" (Comedy Central)
"Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles:
The Manhattan Project"
(Nickelodeon)
"Mickey Mouse" (Disney
Channel)
"Phineas and Ferb" (Disney
Channel)
Stephen Full ("Dog With a
Blog")
Seth MacFarlane ("Family
Guy")
Maurice LaMarche ("Futurama")
Seth Green ("Robot Chicken")
Harry Shearer ("The
Simpsons")
"House of Cards"
"Justified"
"True Blood"
"True Detective"
"Boardwalk Empire"
"Downton Abbey"
"Mad Men"
"Masters of Sex"
"House of Lies"
"Modern Family"
"Silicon Valley"
"Veep"
"The Oscars"
"Portlandia"
"Saturday Night Live"
"Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games
Opening Ceremony"
"The Voice"
"Modern Family"
"Nurse Jackie"
"Orange Is the New Black"
"Veep"
"Fargo"
"The Normal Heart"
"Sherlock: His Last Vow"
"Treme"
"Game of Thrones"
"The Good Wife"
"House of Cards"
"True Detective"
Christopher Scott ("So You Think
You Can Dance")
Mandy Moore ("So You Think You
Can Dance")
Napoleon Dumo ("So You Think You
Can Dance")
Travis Wall ("So You Think You
Can Dance")
"How I Met Your Mother"
"Last Man Standing"
"Mike & Molly"
"2 Broke Girls"
"Game of Thrones" (Jonathan
Freeman,)
"Game of Thrones" (Anette
Haellmigk), Director of
Photography
"Homeland"
"House of Cards"
"True Detective"
"Fargo" (Matt Lloyd)
"Fleming: The Man Who Would Be
Bond"
"Killing Kennedy"
"The Normal Heart"
"Sherlock: His Last Vow"
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discussions
"Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown"
(Todd Liebler and Zach
Zamboni)
"Cosmos: A SpaceTime Odyssey"
"The Square"
"Vice"
"The Amazing Race"
"Deadliest Catch"
"Project Runway"
"Survivor"
"The Voice"
"Hero's Welcome" (Budweiser)
"Misunderstood" (Apple)
"Possibilities" (Nike)
"Puppy Love" (Budweiser)
"Downton Abbey"
"Game of Thrones"
"Mad Men"
"Once Upon a Time"
"House of Versace"
"The Normal Heart"
"Sherlock: His Last Vow"
"The White Queen"
"Breaking Bad" (Skip
MacDonald)
"Breaking Bad" (Kelley Dixon and
Chris McCaleb)
"House of Cards"
"True Detective"
"Orange Is the New Black"
(William Turro)
"Orange Is the New Black"
(Michael S. Stern)
"Orange Is the New Black"
(Shannon Mary Mitchell), A.C.E.,
Edited by
"Portlandia" (Bill Benz and
Daniel Gray Longino)
"The Colbert Report"
"The Daily Show With Jon
Stewart"
"How I Met Your Mother"
"Jimmy Kimmel Live"
"Fargo" (Bridget Durnford)
"Fargo" (Regis Kimble)
"The Normal Heart"
"Sherlock: His Last Vow"
"Billy Crystal: 700 Sundays"
"The Colbert Report" (Christein
Aromando)
"The Colbert Report" (Jason
Baker)
"The Daily Show With Jon
Stewart"
"Anthony Bourdain: Parts
Unknown"
"Cosmos: A SpaceTime Odyssey"
"The Sixties: The Assassination
Of President Kennedy"
"The Square"
"Deadliest Catch"
"Naked and Afraid"
"Project Runway"
"Survivor"
"The Voice"
"Downton Abbey"
"Game of Thrones"
"Mad Men"
"Key & Peele"
"The Originals"
"The Oscars"
"Saturday Night Live"
"The Voice"
"Bonnie & Clyde"
"Mob City"
"The Normal Heart"
"The White Queen"
"Dancing With the Stars"
"Saturday Night Live"
"The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy
Fallon"
"The Voice"
"The 56th Grammy Awards"
"The Oscars"
"Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games
Opening Ceremony"
"Super Bowl XLVIII Halftime Show
Starring Bruno Mars"
"67th Tony Awards"
"Cosmos: A SpaceTime Odyssey"
"Masters of Sex"
"Silicon Valley"
"True Detective"
"Breaking Bad"
"Game of Thrones"
"Mad Men"
"True Detective"
"Key & Peele"
"Saturday Night Live"
"So You Think You Can Dance"
"The Voice"
"Anna Nicole"
"Bonnie & Clyde"
"Fargo"
"The Normal Heart"
"Anna Nicole"
"Boardwalk Empire"
"Breaking Bad"
"Game of Thrones"
"The Normal Heart"
"Downton Abbey"
"Game of Thrones"
"House of Cards"
"True Detective"
"Clear History"
"Fargo"
"Herblock: The Black & the
White"
"Sherlock: His Last Vow"
"The White Queen"
"The Beatles: The Night That
Changed America"
"The Oscars"
"Saturday Night Live"
"The Sound Of Music Live!"
"67th Tony Awards"
"Les Mis" from "Key &
Peele"
"Home for the Holiday (Twin Bed)"
from "Saturday Night Live"
"Merroway Cove" from "Sofia the
First: The Floating Palace"
"Day Is Gone" from "Sons Of
Anarchy"
"Bigger!" from "67th Tony
Awards"
"COSMOS: A SpaceTime Odyssey"
"Magic City"
"Sleepy Hollow"
"The Spoils of Babylon"
"Boardwalk Empire"
"Breaking Bad"
"Game of Thrones"
"The Walking Dead"
"Bonnie & Clyde"
"Fargo"
"Klondike"
"Mob City"
"Sherlock: His Last Vow"
"Anthony Bourdain: Parts
Unknown"
"COSMOS: A SpaceTime Odyssey"
"Vice"
"The World Wars"
"Downton Abbey"
"Game of Thrones"
"Homeland"
"House of Cards"
"Fargo"
"Killing Kennedy "
"Sherlock: His Last Vow"
"Treme"
"Modern Family"
"Nurse Jackie"
"The Simpsons"
"Veep"
"The 56th Grammy Awards"
"The Kennedy Center Honors"
"The Oscars"
"The Voice"
"American Masters"
"Anthony Bourdain: Parts
Unknown"
"COSMOS: A SpaceTime Odyssey"
"Deadliest Catch"
"COSMOS: A SpaceTime Odyssey"
"Game Of Thrones"
"The 100"
"Marvel's Agents of
S.H.I.E.L.D."
"Da Vinci's Demons"
"Hawaii Five-0"
"Mob City"
"Vikings"
"The Walking Dead"
"Community"
"It's Always Sunny in
Philadelphia"
"Sam & Cat"
"Shameless"
"Game of Thrones"
"Grimm"
"Hawaii Five-0"
"Revolution"
"True Blood"
"The Daily Show With Jon
Stewart"
"Dancing With the Stars"
"Jimmy Kimmel Live"
"Saturday Night Live"
"The Voice"
"The Daily Show With Jon
Stewart"
"Dancing With the Stars"
"Jimmy Kimmel Live"
"Saturday Night Live"
"The Voice"
"Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games
Opening Ceremony"
"The Sound of Music Live!"
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Germany's largest
summer film festival opens on
June 27 through July 5, and for
nine days will be showing 158 new
films from 51 countries
•
The 32.
FILMFEST MÜNCHEN opens with
the German premiere of "The Young
and Prodigious T.S. Spiver."
Director Jean-Pierre Jeunet, who
opened Filmfest in 2001 with
"Amelie" will be here with his
young lead actor Kyle Catlett.
The festival's closing night film
is the American production "I
Origins," which will be screened
following the award ceremony on
July 5th. Director Mike Cahill
("Another Earth") will be on hand
with his stars Michael Pitt
("Boardwalk Empire") and Astrid
Bergès-Frisbey ("Pirates
of the Caribbean: The Curse of
the Black Pearl").
••••
In
addition to big stars and young
talent from around the world,
French icon Isabelle Huppert will
be coming to MÜNCHEN.
Huppert will be honored for her
contributions to motions pictures
as an art form. She will also be
presenting her latest film "Paris
Follies" at its German
premiere.
••••
"I'm
thrilled that Isabelle Huppert is
coming to Munich. It's something
we've been planning for years and
now it's finally happening,"
commented festival director Diana
Iljine. "And we have plenty of
great guests this year. From
Hollywood to Bollywood."
••••
Also
coming to town are German actor
Udo Kier, recipient of the
CineMerit Award. American cult
director Walter Hill is being
honored with the first complete
retrospective of his work ever.
Producer legend and Oscar winner
Arthur Cohn will be here for a
gala in which he will talk about
his decades in the American film
capital. And Indian superstar
Irrfan Khan will be bringing a
touch of Bollywood to Bavaria.
Irrfan Khan is known
internationally for films
including "Slumdog Millionaire",
"The Amazing Spider-Man," "Life
of Pi" and "Lunchbox" but also
for films from India. In Munich
he'll be presenting his latest
film "Qissa."
Awards given at Munich
Filmfest-
The most prestigious and
lucrative awards at FILMFEST
MÜNCHEN are given by: ARRI
and Osram (ARRI/OSRAM Award for
Best International Film), Senator
(CineVision Award for Best
International Newcomer Film),
Bavaria Film, Bayerischer
Rundfunk and the DZ Bank (German
Cinema New Talent Award), VFF -
Verwertungsgesellschaft der Film-
und Fernsehproduzenten (Bernd
Burgemeister TV Movie Award).
Sponsor•Hofbräu
München-
••••
It is the
third year for Hofbräu
München as a Filmfest
sponsor among many. The brewery
that is practically synonymous
the world over for Munich and its
beer, makes sure that guests take
a little Munich lifestyle back
home with them. Hofbräu
beers are served at many Filmfest
events including the Open Air
screenings with its beergarden
atmosphere and the closing night
bash.
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The Munich
Film Festival premiered
Jean-Pierre Jeunet's "The Young
and Prodigious T.S. Spivet," and
will close with "I Origins" from
U.S. helmer Mike Cahill.
••••The
festival features four sections
-- CineMasters, CineVision,
Spotlight and International
Independents , packed with German
premieres.
••••"This
year's films hit their targets --
they go straight to the heart or
the solar plexus," said festival
director Diana Iljine in a
statement.
••••
Jeunet's
film, which is based on the young
adult novel by Reif Larsen, stars
Helena Bonham Carter and Kyle
Catlett.
••••Jeunet
is best known for feature debut
"Delicatessen" and "Amelie,"
which grossed $170 million
worldwide. His other pics include
"The City of Lost Children,"
"Alien: Resurrection" and "A Very
Long Engagement."
The Munich Fest honored Udo
Kier at a gala ceremony with
CineMerit Award,, given to an
actor whose career spans Europe
and the U.S.
••••
The ceremony included the world
premiere of his latest film
"Arteholic," in which director
Hermann Vaske accompanies
art-obsessed Kier through some of
Europe's greatest museums. As
part of its homage, the festival
will be showing five additional
films with Kier: "Tod Eines
Weltstars" and "Egomania" by
Christoph Schlingensief; "My Own
Private Idaho"; "A Trick of the
Light," from by Wim Wenders; and
"Iron Sky," by Timo
Vuorensola.
••••Kier's
career is full of daring choices,
and he's worked with such icons
as Andy Warhol ("Andy Warhol's
Frankenstein"), Rainer Werner
Fassbinder ("Lili Marleen,"
"Lola" and "Berlin
Alexanderplatz") and Lars von
Trier (nine films including both
volumes of "Nymphomaniac").
••••In
1991, Kier made his first
Hollywood film, "My Own Private
Idaho," from Gus Van Sant, and
has acted in art films, genre
films and Hollywood
blockbusters.
••••
"Udo Kier is an actor who leaves
a lasting impression, no matter
what the role," said festival
director Diana Iljine. "He is an
actor who is not afraid to take
chances. And many of them have
paid off. Udo Kier himself is a
work of art."
••••Previous
recipients of the CineMerit Award
include actors Julie Christie,
John Malkovich and Michael Caine
as well as the directors Michael
Haneke, Barry Levinson and Milos
Forman.
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Will
the real Stephen Colbert please
stand up.
After much speculation, and
exactly a week after David
Letterman announced his plans to
retire, the fast-sprung news has
settled in that Stephen Colbert,
the host, writer and executive
producer of "The Colbert Report,"
will replace Dave Letterman as
host of the "Late Show" in 2015.
Now that leaves us with the
question, what character is going
play the host." CBS CEO Les
Moonves explained that Cobert
would not host the show as
blustering character. "What
you're going to get is the real
Stephen Colbert." "He said it's
time to do something different.
If he's going to be on our air
for 20 years, as we all hope,
it's not humanly possible to keep
that character going.
••••
We've seen
who the real Colbert is from time
to time, and it's that guy that
would make for a perfectly
serviceable late-night talk show
host. On the few occasions he's
broken with character
-- appearing as a guest on
other talk shows, for instance --
he seems like a down-to-earth,
likable and still very funny
man.
••••
He and his
Colber Report writing team are so
sophisticated in their humor that
it literally took years for many
viewers to understand that the
self-aggrandizing, and often
self-contradicting conservative
posturing was a joke.
••a•
Satire
demands a high level of
discomfort from its audience and
Colbert is a comedian who
believes that humor works best
when it has something to say. And
much of what Stepehen Colbert has
said is quite impressive.
••••
Though he
like Leno and Letterman, will no
doubt deal with politics, he will
have to soften his barbs. It is
difficult, however, to imagine
Colbert giving up radical nuns
and fascinating scientists to
spend night after night chatting
with A listers with movies to
tout. More problematic is how, or
rather if, his polictical and
religious hmuor and general
comedic ruthlessness will play on
CBS. Let's wait and see, come
1915.
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February 22nd.
ABC News Radio's
comprehensive coverage of the
Annual Academy Awards will
include a two-hour Oscar Special,
"Red Hot Red Carpet
Live." The live
broadcast will include celebrity
arrivals and interviews along the
red carpet at the Kodak
Theatre in Hollywood, CA. The
program will be hosted by ABC
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•••Actually,
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Hollywood, "it is my
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