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WARE-HILL: We always hope there’s something that Arnon and I will collaborate on in the future. Right now, we’re focused on some of our individual projects. I’m working on a feature that I’ve written, trying to get it in the right hands. It’s live-action; it’s called Tyrone and the Looking Glass. A lot of things that I write take place in my own state; I’m originally from Alabama. So, Tyrone and the Looking Glass takes place in 1963, following a young Black boy who has to find certain treasures to defeat a fire-breathing dragon that he believes is out to destroy him and his loved ones. I have written an animated feature on the side, as well, and Arnon and I both hope [to reteam]. … [Read more...] about ‘Cops And Robbers’ Directors Arnon Manor & Timothy Ware-Hill Call For Return To “Childlike Pureness” With Animated Short, Meditating On Racially-Motivated Police Violence

Swedish/Danish/American actress Henderson has starred in multiple Danish feature films and plays, and has produced 12 studio albums, winning eight Danish Music Awards for her music over the years. Henderson appeared in the Spanish feature film Tuya Siempre, which earned three awards at the Malaga Film Festival. She also starred in the Pulitzer prize winning play Disgraced by Ayad Akhar. … [Read more...] about ‘Vikings: Valhalla’: Sam Corlett, Frida Gustavsson, Leo Suter, Bradley Freegard Among 10 Cast In Netflix Series

“We learn about the origins of Saturday Night Live from Lorne Michaels and so many of the people who were around them…We learn about John’s [early] years in National Lampoon from Matty Simmons,” Cutler notes. “We learn about the movies, The Blues Brothers and Animal House, from John Landis. We learn about John as a human being from Penny Marshall…and we learn about his whole life from Judy Belushi, who was kind enough to allow me to interview her multiple times over a two-year period.” … [Read more...] about ‘Belushi’ Director R.J. Cutler On Bringing “Raw Immediacy” To Story Of Comedy Great John Belushi

Terrifying scene at Yankees Stadium on Wednesday ... an MLB ump was drilled in the face by a 99-MPH Gerrit Cole fastball -- and things did NOT look good for the guy for a while. … [Read more...] about Yankees’ Gerrit Coles Drills Ump In Face With 99-MPH Fastball, Scary Video

Of course, this trend does not apply to all performers; those who haven’t built substantive online followings continue to work with studios that are still using traditional in-person shooting methods, albeit with PPE, scaled-back crew, and testing at least 24 hours in advance. Yet some performers like Deville are not comfortable with these safeguards, due to rifts in internal testing systems and a lack of faith in other performers’ quarantine habits. “Even just looking at some people’s Instagrams you can tell they’re out and about, and I can’t control the social life of the entire industry,” she says. Fortunately for her, she has a large enough fanbase and sufficient name recognition that she makes a decent amount of money producing her own content, and theoretically would never have to shoot for a studio again. “It’s not so much the direct income of shooting i want or even need,” she says. “It’s more that it keeps … [Read more...] about Behind the Scenes of a Covid-Themed Zoom Porn