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Producer Ritesh Sidhwani recently visited Jammu and Kashmir to meet the Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha. The producer took to his social media to express his gratitude, upon meeting the dignitary as he also gave us a clue on what matters of importance were discussed. He wrote, "It was an absolute pleasure meeting Shri. @manojsinha_, Hon'ble Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir. Thank you for your warm welcome. Had a great conversation discussing films and shooting at this picturesque valley. @IamArhanBagati" It was an absolute pleasure meeting Shri. @manojsinha_ , Hon'ble Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir. Thank you for your warm welcome. Had a great conversation discussing films and shooting at this picturesque valley. @IamArhanBagati pic.twitter.com/NNL8WhJQ6N — Ritesh Sidhwani (@ritesh_sid) April 14, 2021 Ritesh and the governor spoke about matters of great relevance about movies and film promotions, and had an insightful … [Read more...] about Ritesh Sidhwani Meets Lieutenant Governor Of Jammu And Kashmir; Calls It An ‘Absolute Honour’

This is the latest installment of Rolling Stone‘s Music in Crisis series, which looks at how people all across the music industry are coping with the coronavirus pandemic. When Alex Rangel headed into work on March 12th, 2020, as the lead audio engineer at Denver ’s Ball Arena, his professional life as he knew it was coming to an end. That period was, he says, “possibly the most intense and frightening 30 hours of my career.” Lead audio engineers typically hold full-time, salaried positions at many of the country’s leading arenas, but not in Denver. Rangel and several colleagues in similar positions are employed as hourly contract workers; Rangel makes $22 an hour. Unlike many peers who might have received some unemployment benefits or reduced pay throughout 2020, Rangel has been entirely dependent on finding more work in order to make ends meet. Related Stories Exit/In: Inside the Last-Ditch Effort to Save Nashville's Legendary … [Read more...] about How to Mix Sound for Masked Singers and Empty Arenas

Eric Church might look like a tough-guy outlaw who plays by his own rules, but his real gift has been for bending the rules to his will. No recent country artist has maneuvered the Nashville system as successfully, remaining dedicated to the power of down-the-center hitmaking even as he’s helped expand the parameters of the genre to include everything from soft-rock balladry (2009’s “Carolina”) to U2-Metallica arena grandeur (2014’s The Outsiders ) to Wilco-referencing classic rock (2015’s Mr. Misunderstood ). Church’s latest project is his most ambitious: a 24-song triple album released over the course of a week in three segments. Heart, &, and Soul further refine the melodic, mid-tempo storytelling Church excels at, offering a moving summation of what he has done well throughout his 15-year career. You get brash statements that recall his irreverent early days (“Stick That in Your Country Song”), as well as maximalist rock-and-soul like the Elton John-meets-Meat Loaf … [Read more...] about Eric Church Makes It a Triple With ‘Heart & Soul’

In his 92 years, African-American businessman Horace Bowers Sr.—one of the two main subjects of the Oscar-nominated short documentary A Concerto Is a Conversation —has faced many obstacles in his path. He’s always found a way around them. “In any life people have some ups and downs. I’ve had them, but I was able to come out of them and keep moving without being crushed,” Bowers tells Deadline. “Sometimes we can be crushed to a point that we just don’t feel like moving again. I’ve never reached that point. I always figure, well, if they knock me down I’m going to get up and go anyway.” Many of the barriers he encountered were the result of his race. Bowers was raised in the Jim Crow south, in tiny Bascom, Florida. He recalls as a child seeing his father treated with disrespect when they entered a country store and were attended by a young white boy. Related Story “It’s Really Historic”: ‘Crip Camp’ Subject Judy Heumann On Disability Rights Documentary's Oscar … [Read more...] about Horace Bowers Sr.’s Remarkable Journey At Heart Of Oscar-Nominated Doc ‘A Concerto Is A Conversation’

Helen McCrory , who died of cancer on Friday at age 52 , blazed during a multi-decade career in film, TV and onstage, with memorable roles including playing the lead in the Channel 4/Masterpiece Theatre miniseries Anna Karenina , portraying Narcissa Malfoy in three Harry Potter movies and most recently starring as Aunt Polly in Netflix and the BBC’s hit period gangster series Peaky Blinders . The London-born actress, whose first screen credit was in 1993 in the Brit TV comedy Full Stretch about a limo service (it lasted one season), more recently appeared in BBC/HBO series His Dark Materials , in which she voiced Lord Asriel’s dæmon Stelmaria, and political drama Roadkill alongside Hugh Laurie. She also starred as formidable QC Sonia Woodley in ITV/AMC’s limited series Quiz last year. Other memorable performances include 1995’s Streetlife , which earned her a BAFTA Cymru Award, and opposite John Hannah in the 1997 film The James Gang. She also … [Read more...] about Helen McCrory’s Film & TV Career: A Photo Gallery