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Hear Live Rip Through Previously Unreleased Track ‘Hold Me Up’

Hear Live Rip Through Previously Unreleased Track ‘Hold Me Up’
Nineties alt-rock outfit Live unveiled a previously unreleased song, “Hold Me Up,” which will appear on the 25th anniversary edition of their 1994 album, Throwing Copper, out July 19th via Radioactive/McA/Ume.

Recorded during the Throwing Copper sessions, “Hold Me Up” moves from a soft, dreamy verse to a thunderous chorus. The track eventually sticks in high gear as the band powers through a heavy bridge, complete with a wah-wah guitar solo, before frontman Ed Kowalczyk howls one last chorus, “Lift me up/In the palm of your hand/Lying
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Smackdown Summer Approaches

<-- Geraldine Page would like to know why you didn't vote on the Supporting Actress Smackdown of 1972? Our annual summer series looking at old Supporting Actress races kicked off its summer season with a discussion of the 1972 film year with a really cool panel so please read, listen, and share.

Smackdown Dates For Your Calendar

• April 28th Smackdown Of 1972

Poseidon Adventure, The Heartbreak Kid, Pete 'n' Tillie, Fat City, Butterflies are Free

• June 2nd Smackdown Of 2001

Iris, Gosford Park, A Beautiful Mind, In the Bedroom

• June 30th Smackdown -Tba

• July 28th Smackdown -Tba

• August 25th Smackdown -Tba

Pssst. We're still negotiating years and panelists for the three late summer events so stay tuned...
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‘The Voice’ Top 24 preview: What songs will the artists perform live on Monday April 29?

‘The Voice’ Top 24 preview: What songs will the artists perform live on Monday April 29?
Monday’s two-hour episode of “The Voice” will be jam-packed as two dozen artists take to the stage to sing for America’s votes. Unlike previous seasons of the hit show, this 16th edition does not have the coaches coming into this round with the same-sized teams. Rather, following the live cross battles, Blake Shelton boasts a roster of eight artists while his pal Adam Levine has only four. Both reigning two-time champ Kelly Clarkson and rookie coach John Legend have the usual six artists apiece on their teams.

We’ve done some digging on iTunes and have discovered spoilers of the songs that the Top 24 will perform live on April 29. Take a look below at the titles of these tunes as well as the names of the artists that made them famous. Then cast your vote for the coach that you think has the strongest team at this stage of the season 16 competition.
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Here’s What’s Coming to and Leaving Hulu in May

Hulu has announced what’s coming to and leaving the streaming service in May. In terms of originals, their biggest draw, the original series Catch-22 will arrive on May 17th. The series hails from George Clooney and is based one of the great works of 20th century literature, so I’m eager to see how it turns out. In terms of notable movies and TV series coming to Hulu, May will bring The Birdcage, Borat, Clerks, Dazed and Confused, Happy-Go-Lucky, Shaolin Soccer, Twelve Monkeys, Under Siege, Wargames, Zombieland, Iris, Punisher: War Zone, and The Terror (Season 1). …
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Michael Fassbender’s DMC Signs First Look Deal With Brian Oliver’s New Republic

  • 16 April 2019
  • by Beatrice Verhoeven
  • The Wrap
Michael Fassbender’s DMC Signs First Look Deal With Brian Oliver’s New Republic
Michael Fassbender and Conor McCaughan’s production company DMC has signed a first-look production deal with Brian Oliver’s New Republic Pictures (Nrp).

Producers Daniel Emmerson and Theo Barrowclough are joining the new partnership with Nrp.

“We are thrilled to be in business with Michael, Conor and Dmc Film,” Oliver and Nrp vice president of production and acquisition, Angus Sutherland, said in a statement. “At Nrp we strive to align ourselves with partners who are looking to broaden their influence on the industry in innovative ways. Dmc Film embodies this fully and continues to produce dynamic and compelling projects for audiences across the globe. We look forward to this next chapter together.”

Also Read: Arnold Schwarzenegger Joins Michael Fassbender in 'Kung Fury'

Fassbender added, “At Dmc, we work on ambitious and authored projects with bold and original filmmakers. It’s so exciting to have found the ideal Us partners in Brian,
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Michael Caine in King Of Thieves Arrives on Blu-ray, DVD, and Digital March 26th

A star-studded cast pulls off one of the biggest bank heists in history when King of Thieves arrives on Blu-ray (plus Digital), DVD, and Digital March 26 from Lionsgate. This film is currently available On Demand. Based on the unbelievable true story of the Hatton Garden Heist, this hilarious and thrilling crime caper stars two-time Oscar® winner Michael Caine, Oscar® winner Jim Broadbent, two-time Oscar® nominee Tom Courtenay, Charlie Cox, with Golden Globe® nominee Michael Gambon, and Ray Winstone. From director James Marsh (The Theory of Everything) and from producer Michelle Wright (Baby Driver), the King of Thieves Blu-ray and DVD will be available for the suggested retail price of $21.99 and $19.98, respectively.

Check out this trailer:

A famous thief in his younger years, widower Brian Reader, 77 years of age, pulls together a band of misfit criminals to plot an unprecedented burglary at the Hatton Garden Safe Deposit. The thieves, all in
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After an unprecedented sweep by all 4 acting Oscar champs, only Mahershala Ali can be perfect this year

After an unprecedented sweep by all 4 acting Oscar champs, only Mahershala Ali can be perfect this year
Last year, the same four people won every televised acting precursor en route to Oscar gold for the first time, which made for a very yawn-worthy two-month trot, regardless of how deserving anyone might’ve been. Luckily, we won’t have that relentless rubber-stamping this year, as there’s only one person who can earn a perfect sweep: Mahershala Ali.

The “Green Book” star has taken home Best Supporting Actor honors at the Golden Globes, Critics’ Choice, Screen Actors Guild and BAFTA Awards and is the runaway favorite to win his second Oscar. Ali wasn’t even this dominant during his first Oscar rodeo two years ago for “Moonlight,” losing the Globe to Aaron Taylor-Johnson (“Nocturnal Animals”) — who wasn’t Oscar-nominated — and the BAFTA to Dev Patel (“Lion”), and only scoring the Critics’ Choice and SAG Awards.

The other three acting frontrunners this year have suffered a loss or snub somewhere.
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BAFTA Awards: 5 times British nominees won over the eventual Oscar winners

BAFTA Awards: 5 times British nominees won over the eventual Oscar winners
Since the BAFTA Awards moved ahead of the Oscars in 2000, it has become a fairly reliable barometer as who will win in the four acting races at the Academy Awards. Last year’s quartet of Oscar winners — leads Frances McDormand and Gary Oldman (“Darkest Hour”) as well as supporting players Allison Janney and Sam Rockwell (“Three Billboards”) — all got a chance to practice their acceptance speeches at the BAFTAs first.

But there have been five times when the British academy has gone with home-grown talent over the eventual Oscar winners. That could bode well for “The Favourite” leading lady Olivia Colman this year. And there have been eight other instances when British nominees have won without facing the eventual Academy Awards champs.

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Best Actor

2000: Jamie Bell for “Billy Elliot” over Russell Crowe for “Gladiator”; Bell was snubbed by Oscars.
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The Flash Has Cast One Of Sherloque Wells’ Ex-Wives

So far, this season of The Flash has seen Sherloque Wells prove to be a most valuable ally in the ongoing war with Cicada. Not only has his impressive intellect helped the team at Star Labs in a variety of situations, but he’s also getting to the bottom of whatever’s been going on with Nora West-Allen and Eobard Thawne.

While the latest Harrison Wells’ doppelganger we’ve met has thus far lived up to being the best detective in the multiverse, there’s one area in which he hasn’t had much luck – and that’s love. In fact, the guy has confessed to having been married seven times, two of which were to the same woman.

Well, those who’ve wanted to meet those lucky (?) ladies will soon get their chance when Kimberly Williams-Paisley debuts as Renee Adler during next week’s episode, “Goldfaced.” What’s also
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It won’t be perfect this year, but how often have the SAG Awards and Oscar winners matched?

It won’t be perfect this year, but how often have the SAG Awards and Oscar winners matched?
After the same four people became the first quartet to run the table with all the major acting awards last year en route to Oscar gold, it’s refreshing to know that we definitely won’t get that sheep mentality rubber-stamping this year.

The Golden Globe Best Actor champs Christian Bale (“Vice”) and Rami Malek (“Bohemian Rhapsody”) have already split the Critics’ Choice (Bale) and Screen Actors Guild Awards (Malek). Globe and Critics’ Choice supporting actress winner Regina King (“If Beale Street Could Talk”) was snubbed at SAG and BAFTA. And SAG gave its supporting actress statuette to an Oscar snubbee, Emily Blunt (“A Quiet Place”), for the second time in four years, guaranteeing that the four SAG Awards winners — Glenn Close (“The Wife”) and Mahershala Ali (“Green Book”) being the others — won’t all go on to win the corresponding Oscar.

The SAG Awards has a good track record with the academy.
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"The Flash: Goldfaced"

  • 30 January 2019
  • by Michael Stevens
  • SneakPeek
From VancouverFilm.Net, take a look at "The Flash" episode "Goldfaced", directed by Alexandra Laroche, airing February 5, 2019 on The CW:

"...'Barry' (Grant Gustin) and 'Ralph' (Hartley Sawyer) must go undercover as criminals in an illegal black market to purchase a device that could help them stop 'Cicada' (Chris Klein). 

"Once inside, Barry and Ralph find their morality tested as they slip deeper into the criminal world...

"...eventually having to choose between committing a crime, or losing the means to defeat one of their greatest foes.

"Meanwhile, 'Iris' (Candice Patton) investigates a lead on Cicada's whereabouts and ends up in a dangerous situation..."

Click the images to enlarge and Sneak Peek "Goldfaced"...

More "The Flash" Here
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Promo for The Flash Season 5 Episode 12 – ‘Memorabilia’

The CW has released a promo for next week’s twelfth episode of The Flash season 5, entitled ‘Memorabilia’; watch it here…

See Also: The Flash Season 5 Episode 11 Review – ‘Seeing Red’

Barry And Iris Look Into Nora’S Memories – When Sherloque (Tom Cavanagh) wants to use a memory machine on Barry (Grant Gustin) and Nora (Jessica Parker Kennedy) to help gain access to Grace’s memories, Nora panics, fearing her parents will find out the secrets she’s been keeping from them. Nora secretly decides to use the machine on her own which ends in disaster after she gets trapped inside Grace’s mind. Barry and Iris go in after their daughter and Iris is brokenhearted by what she finds. Meanwhile, Ralph (Hartley Sawyer) tricks Cisco (Carlos Valdes) into going out for a night out on the town.

The Flash season 5 airs on Tuesdays on The CW.

Photo Credits: The CW
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Emily Blunt is the 2nd performer to get double-snubbed by the Oscars after double SAG Awards nominations

Emily Blunt is the 2nd performer to get double-snubbed by the Oscars after double SAG Awards nominations
Poor Emily Blunt. After a stellar 2018 and earning Screen Actors Guild Awards nominations for “Mary Poppins Returns” and “A Quiet Place,” she failed to get an Oscar nomination Tuesday for either, becoming just the second double SAG nominee to go 0-2 with the academy.

Blunt follows in the dubious footsteps of Helen Mirren, who didn’t convert her SAG Awards bids for her 2015 films “Woman in Gold” and “Trumbo” into Oscar nominations. But at least Mirren was already a four-time Oscar nominee and a one-time winner; Blunt is still waiting for her maiden bid.

See Oscar nominations: Full list of nominees

The stats were on Blunt’s side. This was the 10th time a performer received two individual SAG Awards nominations. Besides Mirren, the other eight are:

1. Julianne Moore (1999): “The End of the Affair,” “Magnolia”

2. Judi Dench (2001): “Iris,” “The Shipping News”

3. Julianne Moore (2002): “Far From Heaven,” “The Hours
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2019 Oscars: Will Amy Adams finally win on nomination #6, just like Kate Winslet?

2019 Oscars: Will Amy Adams finally win on nomination #6, just like Kate Winslet?
A five-time Oscar bridesmaid is on the brink of a sixth nomination, and possibly her first win. She’s already scored double nominations at the Golden Globe and SAG Awards. It’s been thirteen years since she first caught the academy’s attention, breaking into the Supporting Actress lineup. She’s since proven herself to be a versatile talent and a box-office draw, headlining acclaimed indies and big blockbusters alike.

Is this Amy Adams this year? Or Kate Winslet exactly 10 years ago? The similarities between the two are shocking.

Let’s go back in time and review Winslet when she was still winless. After a heavenly debut in Peter Jackson’s “Heavenly Creatures” in 1994, she starred as Emma Thompson‘s younger sister in 1995’s “Sense and Sensibility.” The academy had the good sense to nominate the newcomer, though she wasn’t mighty enough to overcome Mira Sorvino in “Mighty Aphrodite.
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Composer Thomas Parisch Discusses Creating A Uniquely Mysterious Score for Next Studios’ New Video Game “Iris.Fall”

As 2018 comes to a close, there is no denying that between film, tv, apps and video games consumers have never had as many options to be entertained. Because of the abundance of content being produced on a weekly basis a project has to be pretty unique to stand out in the over saturated crowd. A title that is continuing to do this is Next Studios’ new video game Iris.Fall. In case you haven’t heard of Iris.Fall, it’s a gothic, adventure puzzle game following young Iris as she awakes from a dream to find herself trapped in a mesmerizing world

Composer Thomas Parisch Discusses Creating A Uniquely Mysterious Score for Next Studios’ New Video Game “Iris.Fall”
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Emily Blunt is the 10th performer to get double individual SAG Awards nominations in film

Emily Blunt is the 10th performer to get double individual SAG Awards nominations in film
It’s a great day in the Blunt-Krasinski household. Emily Blunt and John Krasinski received three Screen Actors Guild Awards nominations between them on Wednesday: film actress (“Mary Poppins Returns”) and film supporting actress (“A Quiet Place”) for her, and TV drama actor (“Jack Ryan”) for him. Blunt’s dual bids make her the 10th actor to snag two individual film nominations in the same year.

The first nine were:

1. Julianne Moore (1999): “The End of the Affair,” “Magnolia”

2. Judi Dench (2001): “Iris,” “The Shipping News”

3. Julianne Moore (2002): “Far From Heaven,” “The Hours”

4. Patricia Clarkson (2003): “The Station Agent,” “Pieces of April”

5. Jamie Foxx (2004): “Ray,” Collateral”

6. Leonardo DiCaprio (2006): “Blood Diamond,” “The Departed”

7. Cate Blanchett (2007): “Elizabeth: The Golden Age,” “I’m Not There”

8. Kate Winslet (2008): “Revolutionary Road,” “The Reader”

9. Helen Mirren (2015): “Woman in Gold,” “Trumbo”

See SAG Awards nominations: Full list of Screen Actors Guild
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Judi Dench movies: 12 greatest films, ranked worst to best, include ‘Shakespeare in Love,’ ‘Philomena,’ ‘Notes on a Scandal’

  • 09 December 2018
  • by Tom O'Brien and Chris Beachum
  • Gold Derby
Judi Dench movies: 12 greatest films, ranked worst to best, include ‘Shakespeare in Love,’ ‘Philomena,’ ‘Notes on a Scandal’
In this fall’s delightful documentary, “Tea With the Dames,” Dame Judi Dench, who celebrates her 84th birthday on December 9, 2018, recalls being asked to play Cleopatra in London’s National Theatre production of Shakespeare’s “Antony and Cleopatra.” Her response: “Are you sure you want a menopausal dwarf to play this part?”

Well, this menopausal dwarf has done pretty well for herself in an acting career that has lasted over half a century. For her film acting alone, Dench has been nominated for seven Academy Awards, winning one for her supporting performance in 1998’s “Shakespeare in Love.” She also earned nine Golden Globe noms for her film work (including a win for 1997’s “Mrs. Brown”) and three for her TV work, including a win for 2000’s “The Last of the Blonde Bombshells.” She has also received 13 nominations for the Screen Actors Guild Award, winning twice (for “Shakespeare in Love” and
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Judi Dench movies: 12 greatest films ranked from worst to best

  • 09 December 2018
  • by Tom O'Brien, Misty Holland and Chris Beachum
  • Gold Derby
Judi Dench movies: 12 greatest films ranked from worst to best
In this fall’s delightful documentary, “Tea With the Dames,” Dame Judi Dench, who celebrates her 84th birthday on December 9, 2018, recalls being asked to play Cleopatra in London’s National Theatre production of Shakespeare’s “Antony and Cleopatra.” Her response: “Are you sure you want a menopausal dwarf to play this part?”

Well, this menopausal dwarf has done pretty well for herself in an acting career that has lasted over half a century. For her film acting alone, Dench has been nominated for seven Academy Awards, winning one for her supporting performance in 1998’s “Shakespeare in Love.” She also earned nine Golden Globe noms for her film work (including a win for 1997’s “Mrs. Brown”) and three for her TV work, including a win for 2000’s “The Last of the Blonde Bombshells.” She has also received 13 nominations for the Screen Actors Guild Award, winning twice (for “Shakespeare in Love” and
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The Flash Season 5 Episode 8 Review: What's Past is Prologue

  • 05 December 2018
  • by Kat Pettibone
  • TVfanatic
The long-anticipated 100th Episode of The Flash has finally arrived! And it was … not what I expected.

The Flash Season 5 Episode 8 paid tribute to all the seasons of Flash Past, and while the performances were extraordinary and certain sentiments were genuinely touching, the story itself? Well, it seemed to fall a little short.

Don’t get me wrong: I’m well aware it wasn’t about the epic storyline structure. It was bound to be filled with flashbacks and pieces of reference nostalgia meant to make our hearts sing with the remembrance of former Flash love.

In that regard, it did quite well. As loyal viewers we got to stroll (or speed) down memory lane with Barry, revisiting all his most significant moments while facing off against various arch-nemeses over the past five years.

We also got to do that with the added fresh perspective of Nora, who was seeing
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Exclusive Interview – Composer Thomas Parisch on scoring the upcoming Iris.Fall, Resident Evil 6 and more

Award winning composer Thomas Parisch has lent his music expertise to almost every medium ranging from tv to film. Most recently, it’s his video game work that has garnered acclaim though, just last month he took home the Hollywood Music in Media award for his work on Tencent’s Moonlight Blade. Thomas’s contributions to Capcom’s Resident Evil 6 were also celebrated by critics and fans of the franchise. He has also produced music for Tencent’s Honor of Kings, Iron Knight, Naruto and The Legend of Xuan Yuan to name a few. His latest compositions can be heard on Next Studios’ Iris.Fall, for which is getting released this Friday on Steam. Thomas scored this game alongside composer Edwin Wendler. When describing the Iris.Fall score Thomas says, “Composer Edwin Wendler and I set out to create a musical world of childhood magic with sounds that bring back theater nostalgia: toy pianos,
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