Ignacia Loyola de Palacio y del Valle-Lersundi (16 September 1950—13 December 2006) was a Spanish politician.
Meglena Shtilianova Kuneva (Bulgarian: Меглена Щилиянова Кунева; born 22 June 1957) is a Bulgarian and EU politician.
Viviane Reding (born 27 April 1951 in Esch-sur-Alzette) is a Luxembourg politician, currently serving as a Member of the European Parliament (MEP).
Christos Stylianides (Χρήστος Στυλιανίδης in Greek, born June 26, 1958) is a politician who is the European Commissioner for Humanitarian Aid and Crisis Management since November 1, 2014.
Corina Crețu (born June 24, 1967 in Bucharest) is a Romanian politician, and incumbent European Commissioner for Regional Policy.
Pedro Solbes Mira (born 31 August 1942 in Pinoso, Alicante) is a Spanish economist.
Günther Hermann Oettinger (born 15 October 1953) is a German politician and a member of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU).
Tibor Navracsics (born Veszprém, Hungary, 13 June 1966) is a Hungarian lawyer and politician, who served as Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade from June to September 2014.
Phil Hogan (born 4 July 1960) is an Irish politician who currently serves as European Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development since November 2014.
Leon Brittan, Baron Brittan of Spennithorne, PC, QC, DL (25 September 1939 – 21 January 2015) was a British politician, Conservative Member of Parliament and barrister, as well as a member of the European Commission.
Neven Mimica (pronounced [nêʋen mîmit͡sa]; born 12 October 1953) is a Croatian politician and diplomat who serves as European Commissioner for International Cooperation and Development in the Juncker Commission since 1 November 2014.
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What Can Happen to a Weakened Immune System?
Constant fatigue, dark circles, insomnia, recurring allergic reactions and bacterial infections, eruptions of the skin, discoloration of the nails, benign growths; all of these symptoms indicate a low immunity.
By estimate, upwards of 75 million Americans have some form of fungus growing on or in their bodies. Yeast fungus and toe fungus can cause untold misery and embarrassment. In most cases a weak over-strained immune system gives fungi the green light to set up start and cause grief. Consuming a well balanced diet and incorporating an herbal supplement that is derived from organic nutrients can help fortify the immune system to fight these symptoms.
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On this day in 1998, it was officially announced that Geri Halliwell was leaving the Spice Girls.
They say that imitation is the highest form of flattery, but I'm not sure some copyright law wasn't broken while making this record. Today we have The Winter Stories by World Atlas.
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Jeff Fell sent this to me the other day and I had to share it.
On this day in 1987, The Cure released their seventh studio album, Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me. Thanks to the singles "Why Can't I Be You?," "Catch," and "Just Like Heaven," it would be the band's first album to crack the US Billboard Top 40. Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me was re-released in on CD in August 2006. The new disc featured "Hey You!" a song which had been omitted from previous CD issues, and was only available on the cassette and vinyl versions of the album. Today we have Breathe by The Cure. The song appeared on the b-side of the Catch 12″ single.
On this day in 1987, R.E.M. played two consecutive acoustic sets at McCabe's Guitar Shop in Santa Monica, CA. "This One Goes Out" was one of four unreleased songs performed by just Michael Stipe and Peter Buck at the first show. Stipe enjoyed the recording so much, he kept a cassette copy of it and insisted that it be used as a b-side. "This One Goes Out" eventually appeared on the b-side of the "It's The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)" 12″. Today we have the live version of This One Goes Out performed at McCabe's Guitar Shop.
As part of the NYC Popfest, Gold-Bears, Moustache of Insanity, and One Happy Island are playing a free show at Spike Hill (184 & 186 Bedford Ave. Brooklyn) today. Today we have Postcards To Strangers by Moustache of Insanity.
If you live in New York The Smittens, Tender Trap and Allo Darlin' are playing at Don Hill's tonight. If you live in Seattle Tim McGraw and Lady Antebellum are playing at Key Arena. And If you happen to live in Richmond, Virginia The Vignettes and Hot Lava are playing a house show. Today we have the song O Retorno Da Lovefoxxx by Hot Lava. Have a great Friday!
The NYC Popfest kicks off tonight at the Cake Shop. Tonight's line-up includes:
Sweater Girls
Elephant Parade
Leaving Mornington Crescent
Veronica Falls
Today we have Animal Soup by Horowitz.
On this day in 1995, Wilco performed at the Backstage in the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle, and just down the I-5 corridor Sonic Youth opened for R.E.M. at the Coliseum in Portland, OR. Today we have a live recording of Carnival Of Sorts by R.E.M. Happy Wednesday!
UK band, Veronica Falls are playing a free show at Cafe Nine in New Haven, Connecticut tonight. If you live in the area you should definitely check it out. Today we have the song Beachy Head by Veronica Falls. Happy Friday!

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Well, last week the lovely Deb the Bread from Wright's Baking sent me a couple of packs of their bestselling ginger cake mix along with a challenge to see what unusual bake I could create with it.
I was wracking my brains, trying to think of something to impress her (some might say she is hard to impress, she can bake a mean cake herself!) whilst pouring myself a nice whisky and ginger ale. After another couple of glasses, it hit me. (no, not the floor!) I needed to make some whisky and ginger cakes; and what better shape for these little cakes than the heritage bundtlettes from Nordic Ware?!
Not knowing how strong tasting this ginger cake is, I was worried that the strong taste of whisky could overpower it. So, in order to boost the gingeryness of it, I finely chopped and added 2 bulbs of stem ginger to the mix. I then added the oil as per the directions on the pack but rather than 200ml of water, I used 75ml whisky and the rest water. I was testing and trying as I went along and for my pallette this was the perfect ratio.
As I was filling my prepared tin with the mixture, I felt like there may have been a little too much for just these 6 bundtlettes. When you look at how much they rose, you'll see I was right! I could have probably gotten 8 out of the one pack, but unfortunately I only have the 1 bundtlette tin. I hope the other half is reading this and gets the hint!
Once cooled and turned out of the tin, I decorated the cakes with a little glacé icing made from 1tbsp each of whisky and syrup from the jar of stem ginger, mixed with enough icing sugar to make a thick but still just pourable paste. I drizzled this over the cakes and for a final flourish, topped with smashed ginger nut biscuits and a sprinkle of chopped stem ginger.
As it happens, I need not have worried about the strength of the ginger; the mix is really gingery and with the added stem ginger and whisky it really packs a punch which I LOVE!
You can find a list here of all the places you can buy this fab mix. I really don't like using cake mixes usually and stay away from the ones in slim boxes in the supermarkets. However, these Wright's mixes are excellent; they are made with the highest quality ingredients without any nasties and that REALLY comes out in the flavour and reliability of the end product. So, if you are a 'cake mix' sceptic like I was, give these mixes a go and you won't look back!
As always, if you make these cakes please do send me a picture on Facebook or Twitter, I really would love to see them.
Disclosure: I was sent the ginger cake mixes by Wright's Baking for free to try. I was not paid or required to write a positive review and any opinions expressed are my own. I have also never been paid by Kitchens Cookshop to promote them but I do because they are a FAB place to buy your bundt tins!
I really need to buy myself on of these bundt trays. seriously. Lush looking cakes Kevin. If you have any spare put them in the post.
You really do NEEED one of these tins! I love mine as I can make stunning cakes with little effort.
These make feel tipsy just ready the recipe! Love these Kevin.


"Since 2000, I have been making large-scale installations in addition to my drawings that mainly consist of textiles, craft materials, and discarded household objects. I see these installations as drawings in space with a prevailing sense of line and color. Integral to the world is the idea of accretion, as well as sprawl - multiplying systems of parts that have "run amok." The use of commonplace craft materials (such as pipe cleaners and yarn) and household refuse (such as cleaning bags and fruit nets) give the work a provisional quality and help to undercut its monumentality. Through a labor-intensive process, patches of fabric and plastic are sewn or pinned to structures made of pip cleaners and wire."


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SBU News > Alumni News > Advocacy Corps Meets with Schumer Staff and SBU Alumna
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Advocacy Corps Meets with Schumer Staff and SBU Alumna
On Wednesday, November 3, members of Stony Brook University's (SBU) Advocacy Corps met virtually with Anneliese Marcojohn, Deputy Long Island Regional Director to U.S. Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and a proud Stony Brook alumna. The meeting started with the SBU Advocacy Corps urging Senator Schumer to continue to push for the swift passage of the Build Back Better Act.
SBU Advocacy Corps members met virtually with Anneliese Marcojohn, Deputy Long Island Regional Director to U.S. Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Stony Brook alumna.
"The Build Back Better Act is the most important opportunity Congress has had in many years to invest in America's research enterprise, which has made us the world's leader in innovation, scientific advancement, and global competitiveness for decades. But we can't maintain our position without key investments for the future now," said Erin Byers, an undergraduate double majoring in political science and psychology who also serves as treasurer of the Political Science Society. "We also need to get the bipartisan infrastructure bill over the finish line in order to secure tens of billions of dollars for groundbreaking technology demonstration projects and research infrastructure over a multiyear period."
In addition to advocating for the Build Back Better Act, SBU Advocacy Corps members conveyed the urgency for Congress to pass FY22 appropriations and avoid another continuing resolution (CR). "A continuing resolution may be temporary, but the effects of stopgap funding on the research enterprise will be long-lasting. Think of a train, if there is an obstacle in its path it must slow down or even stop, when the obstacle is cleared it will take significantly more time and energy to get that train back up to speed, this is just like research when the lack of funding becomes an obstacle. This short-term measure also causes significant and unnecessary uncertainty for students and researchers," said Harrison Feig, an undergraduate studying business and psychology who serves as an Undergraduate Student Government Senator. "We are very grateful that Senator Schumer secured tens of millions of dollars in research funding for key Stony Brook University priorities in FY22 appropriations. However, we fear that all of that hard work will unfortunately be in vain if a full-year CR is passed, and we are stuck with the FY21 funding levels."
During the meeting, Marcojohn discussed the students' requests and also shared her experience working for the US Senate Majority Leader. "As a Stony Brook University alumna working for the Senate Majority Leader, it's awesome to see my fellow Seawolves advocating for key federal funding for higher education and research," said Marcojohn. "I'm encouraged by the creation of the Stony Brook Advocacy Corps and hope that more students take advantage of this program to hone their advocacy and communication skills, which will serve them well regardless of what career path they choose to pursue."
Stony Brook's Office of Federal Relations continues to work with Advocacy Corps members, university partners from across the nation, and the New York Congressional Delegation to fight for increased federal funding for scientific research, student financial aid, and other SBU priorities.
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Nancy Tomes Selected for National Humanities Center Fellowship
Tomes, a distinguished professor of history, joins the Center's intellectual community as she pursues work on her project, "A History of the Modern Infodemic."
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Study Finds Strong Maternal Effects on Infant Gut Microbiome Before and After Weaning The bacteria that reside in the human gut ("the gut microbiome") are known to play beneficial and harmful roles in human health...
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Josue Nassar, a PhD candidate in the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, was one of five finalists for the Chancellor Distinguished PhD Graduate Dissertation...


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Mamilla () is a neighbourhood of Jerusalem that was established in the late 19th century outside the Old City, west of the Jaffa Gate. Until 1948 it was a mixed Jewish-Arab business district. Between 1948 and 1967, it was located along the armistice line between the Israeli and Jordanian-held sector of the city, and many buildings were destroyed by Jordanian shelling. The Israeli government approved an urban renewal project for Mamilla, apportioning land for residential and commercial zones, including hotels and office space. The Mamilla Mall opened in 2007.

Geography

The neighbourhood of Mamilla is located within the northwest extension of the Hinnom Valley, which extends from the southwest corner of the Old City along the city's western wall. The neighbourhood is bounded by the Jaffa Gate and Jaffa Road to the east and north, the downtown and Rehavia neighbourhood above it to the west, and Yemin Moshe's upward slope along its southwestern edge. Its total area is 120 dunam ().

History

Roman period
The now dry "Mamilla Pool", with a capacity of 30,000 cubic metres, was probably built by Herod the Great. An underground channel connected it to Hezekiah's Pool, situated inside the city walls and in immediate proximity to Herod's royal palace. Herod is known to have built the Pool of the Towers (probably identical to Hezekiah's Pool) and the Serpent's Pool (Birket es-Sultan, Sultan's Pool), which were both fed by aqueducts coming from the Mamilla Pool.

Byzantine period
The massacre of Christians during the Persian invasion of 614 at the Mamilla Pool, attributed by a Christian chronicler to Jewish revenge after years of Byzantine repression, was documented by an archaeological find in a chapel containing hundreds of human skeletons of urban dwellers of both sexes and of relatively young age. The site of the chapel is now covered over by the Mamilla Mall parking house.

Crusader period
Stone-carved sarcophagi from the Crusader period are visible west of Mamilla Pool among the tombs of the historical Mamilla cemetery, probably the remains of a cemetery of the Augustinian canons of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.

Mamluk period
The elaborate mausoleum of Emir 'Ala al-Din Aydughdi ibn 'Abdallah el-Kubaki, who died in Jerusalem in 1289, is known as Turbat el-Kubakiya.

Ottoman period
In the late 19th century, the area around the Old City walls was barren and undeveloped. It was only notable for the junction of paths that would become Jaffa Road and the highway to Jaffa, with the road to Hebron outside the Jaffa Gate. Among its first structures was the Hospice Saint Vincent de Paul, part of the emerging French Compound. The early building developed as an extension of the adjacent souk along the city walls at the Jaffa Gate as a quarter for merchants and artisans. It became home for commerce and residences that could not find room within the overcrowded Old City, and several of Jerusalem's prominent modern businesses, like Hotel Fast, were first built here. In 1908, the Ottoman authorities erected a clock tower above Jaffa Gate. The British removed it a decade later.

British Mandate

The British arrival in Jerusalem heralded a rational philosophy of infrastructure planning and development. It respected cultural and historic heritage and attempted to preserve such elements within the blossoming construction of the modern city. The city walls were identified as such an element, so British workers acted to clear away the stalls on their perimeter and maintain an open area between the walls and the rest of the New City in the interest of an aesthetically pleasing visual basin. By the same token, planners demolished the Ottoman clock tower to preserve a historic skyline.

Following the approval of the 1947 UN Partition Plan, an Arab mob ransacked and burned much of the district and stabbed some of its Jewish residents in the course of the 1947 Jerusalem riots, one of the events leading to the area's decades-long stagnation.

Jordanian period
As the 1948 Arab-Israeli War commenced, the neighbourhood's location between Israeli and Jordanian forces made it a combat zone, leading to the flight of both Jewish and Arab residents. On May 22, 1948 the US Consul, Thomas C. Wasson, was assassinated shortly after leaving the French Consulate in the Mamilla district. After the signing of the 1949 Armistice Agreements and division of Jerusalem, the western three-quarters of Mamilla were held by Israel and the eastern quarter became a no man's land of barbed-wire and concrete barricades between Israeli and Jordanian lines. The active and hostile border subjected Mamilla to Jordanian sniper and guerilla attacks, and even stones thrown by Arab Legionnaires from the Old City walls above. The neighbourhood was one of several border areas in the city to experience a sharp decline, and subsequently became home to families of new immigrants with many children and of weak financial abilities, as well as dirty light industry like auto repair. In Mamilla in this period, the residents were primarily Kurdish immigrants and their Israeli children.

Reunification and urban renewal plans
After the Six-Day War in 1967, Jerusalem's municipal borders were expanded to include the Old City and beyond. Barricades that had lined the border were torn down. Many buildings on Mamilla's eastern end were in shambles from the fighting and lack of maintenance. Several historic buildings were condemned. One was the Stern House, which housed Zionist leader Theodor Herzl on his 1898 visit. However, popular outcry brought Supreme Court involvement which led to the temporary dismantling and reassembly nearby of this historical landmark.

The 1970s saw numerous proposals for rehabilitating the neighbourhood, and it was defined as a zone of high-priority for reconstruction efforts. The administration responsible for preservation and construction in the Old City took Mamilla under its jurisdiction as well, both because of its proximity and its possession of many of the same considerations that the British weighed when regulating its development. A 1972 master-plan for revitalising the city centre transferred 100 of the 120 dunams () to Karta, the municipal firm led by architects Gilbert Weil and Moshe Safdie charged with the project, and called for the destruction of almost every building save the French Hospice St. Vincent de Paul. The plan called for a subterranean street system, over-ground buildings for offices and stores, a pedestrian promenade, parking for 1,000 cars, and a bus terminal.

This plan evoked massive criticism throughout the city government, although mayor Teddy Kollek lent full political backing to the plan. When deputy mayor Meron Benvenisti commissioned a more conservative plan under architect David Kroyanker based on facadism, the mayor immediately filed it away without any discussion. Karta evicted 700 families, communal institutions, and businesses, placing them in the then-developing neighbourhoods of Baka and Neve Yaakov, and moved the industry to Talpiot, the seed of its current industrial zone. The evictions cost the Israeli government over $60 million and were only completed in 1988, when Mamilla ceased to exist as a neighbourhood and instead became a "compound" slated for future construction.

The evicted residents were mostly Jewish immigrants from Arab states whose weak financial status left them vulnerable to Kollek's plan. The following steep increase in real-estate values of formerly depressed areas like Mamilla near the former armistice line and the Old City was perceived by evicted Mizrahi Jews as an injustice. This became a key issue in 1970s Israeli social upheaval and the founding of the Black Panthers movement in Israel.

After 16 years of controversy, during which the half-constructed Mamilla project remained an eyesore in the heart of the city, a revised plan drawn up by architect Moshe Safdie incorporating elements of Kroyanker's conservative design moved forward in 1986. The new plan called for the compound to be divided into four areas: an open-air mall with mixed-use 3-6 storey buildings and a multi-storey car park, terraced residential housing, and two hotels along its border with the downtown. The British Ladbroke Group plc, which controls the Hilton Hotels Corporation, won the bid to build the project's main hotel (originally Hilton Jerusalem and now David Citadel Hotel) and its housing, which it built as a luxury gated community named David's Village (, ).

Numerous disputes between Karta and Ladbroke led the British firm to exit the project, and its shares were assumed by Alfred Akirov's Alrov company. However, further objections from many sources—including religious groups opposed to an entertainment area so close to the Old City and possible operation on the Jewish Sabbath—kept construction at a crawl. Both Alrov and Karta accused each other of breach of contract and sued. After years of frozen construction and drawn-out mediation, the Jerusalem district court found parts of both parties' complaints to be justified and ordered 100 million NIS paid to Alrov by Karta, which allowed construction to resume.

May 28, 2007 saw the opening of phase one of the shopping mall and part of the 600-meter promenade. The completion of the remainder of the promenade, the Stern House rebuilding, and the other construction, including the 207-room five-star second hotel, was scheduled to be completed in the spring of 2008.

Like several other luxury neighbourhoods in the city, apartments in the David's Village development are mostly owned by foreigners who visit for only a few days or weeks a year. Critics contend that this makes it a ghost town in the city centre.

Mamilla is also the location of the projected Simon Wiesenthal Center's Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem, a controversial project because its construction would require building on part of an old Muslim cemetery.

Mamilla Mall

The $150 million, pedestrian-only Mamilla shopping mall has been touted as a luxury destination in the style of Los Angeles' Rodeo Drive or The Grove. Its commercial space is leased at $40 to $80 per square metre to 140 businesses, including international names like Rolex, MAC, H. Stern, Nike, Polo Ralph Lauren, Nautica, bebe, and Tommy Hilfiger, as well as local chains like Castro, Ronen Chen, Steimatzky Books, and Cafe Rimon. The mall is also slated to house an IMAX theatre. The first Gap store in Israel opened in Mamilla Mall in August 2009.

Teddy Fountain

The Teddy Fountain opened on the valley slope in 2013.

Notable residents
Uri Malmilian (born 1957), football (soccer) player and manager

References

Further reading

 Human Skeletal Remains from the Mamilla cave, Jerusalem
 Encounters- David-s Village- Mamilla Jerusalem Foreign Ministry of Israel

External links

 Mamilla-Alrov quarter HD Virtual tour
 Israel Shamir: Mamilla Pool
 Mamilla Hotel:
 Alrov Mamilla Avenue
 Mamilla Project at the LCUD site

Central business districts
Planned developments
Neighbourhoods of Jerusalem
Populated places established in the 19th century
Shopping malls established in 2007
19th-century establishments in Ottoman Syria

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DES MOINES - The Iowa Barnstormers Head Coach and Director of Football Operations, Mike Hohensee, announced today that the team has been assigned rookies Dominique Johnson (WR) and Tyler Wells (OL).
Johnson (6--3, 207, Cal Poly) joins the Iowa Barnstormers for his rookie season after signing with the Minnesota Vikings of the National Football League as an undrafted free agent in 2011. In his two-year Cal Poly career (09-10), Johnson totaled 90 catches for 1,375 yards and 10 touchdowns. As a leader of the Mustangs ofense, Johnson's signature game occurred in 2009 when he set a new program single-game record with five TD catches.
Prior to transferring to Cal Poly, Johnson played two seasons with the UCLA Bruins where he was reocgnized for his great potential. Appearing in a total of 26 games, he collected 695 in receiving yards for a total of five touchdowns. In 2007, Johnson was named the team's offensive winner for Most Improved Player.
Wells (6-5, 270, Grand View) has also been assigned to the Barnstormers roster for the 2014 season. During the last half of the 2013 season, he joined the Iowa roster after the team's offensive line was troubled by multiple injuries. Impressing the coaching staff, the Barnstormers look forward to bringing Wells back for a full-season opportunity.
Season tickets are on sale now for the 2014 season for as little as $110 per seat. Season tickets make a great gift for the football fan in your family. So, don't miss a minute of the action this season! To order your seats or for more information, please cal the Barnstormers at (515) 633-2255, or log onto www.theiowabarnstormers.com.


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Saban Films Takes Worldwide Rights to Starry Crime Thriller 'Clean Up Crew' (Exclusive)
Saban Films has secured global distribution rights to the crime thriller "Clean Up Crew" in all territories but Spain and Italy.
"The Survivalist" helmer Jon Keeyes directs Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Oscar winner Melissa Leo and Oscar nominee Antonio Banderas in the tale of a crime scene clean-up crew that finds a briefcase full of cash on a routine job. The discovery sends them unwittingly into battle with mobsters, hitmen and a corrupt government hellbent on the briefcase's return.
The cast is rounded out by Ekaterina Baker ("The Protégé"), Andy Kellegher ("Game of Thrones") and Laurence Kinlan ("Ned Kelly"). The project hails from Yale Entertainment and was produced by the label's Jordan Yale Levine, Jordan Beckerman and Michael J. Rothstein, with Richard Bolger and Conor Barry from Hail Mary Pictures. Additional producers include Richard Clabaugh, Stephen Braun and Kurt Ebner.
Executive producers include Scott Levenson, Jason Kringstein, Lee Broda,
by Matt Donnelly
Variety Film + TV
Maggie Q, Zoe Colletti, Van Crosby And Ciaran Hinds Join Apple And Skydance's 'The Family Plan' Starring Mark Wahlberg
Exclusive: Maggie Q, Zoe Colletti, Van Crosby and Ciaran Hinds have rounded out the cast of Apple Original Films and Skydance Media's action comedy The Family Plan starring Mark Wahlberg and Michelle Monaghan. Simon Cellan Jones, who recently collaborated with Wahlberg on Arthur the King, will direct.
Written by David Coggeshall, The Family Plan tells the story of a suburban dad who must take his family on the run when his past catches up with him. Municipal Pictures' Stephen Levinson and Wahlberg will produce with Skydance's David Ellison, Dana Goldberg and Don Granger.
Maggie was most recently seen in the Lionsgate action thriller The Protege opposite Michael Keaton. She is repped by CAA. Colletti was most recently seen in Hulu's Only Murders in the Building. She is repped by Cesd, Industry Entertainment and The Nord Group.
Hinds is coming his Oscar-nominated performance in Kenneth Branagh's Belfast.
by Justin Kroll
Deadline Film + TV
The Strangers: Everything We Know So Far About The Reboot Trilogy
Part of the reason why "The Strangers" has endured as an effective horror movie is that we've all had that feeling of being home alone at night, yet it still feels like there's something else watching us from the shadows. After 85 minutes of homebound terror, the words "because you were home" make all of the preceding violence sound so hauntingly meaningless. A couple on the rocks is thrust into a harrowing night of survival for no other reason besides that their lights were on.
It wasn't until a decade later that a sequel came to theaters with "The Strangers: Prey at Night," which /Film's Chris Evangelista called a "schlocky slasher showcase." Rather than rehashing the hopelessness of Bryan Bertino's 2008 home invasion thriller, the follow-up from Johannes Roberts saw the human prey actually landing a few blows in against their stalkers, and living to see another day. I truly believe
by Matthew Bilodeau
'The Strangers': Rachel Shenton Boards Lionsgate's Horror Remake
Rachel Shenton (All Creatures Great and Small) is the newest addition to Lionsgate's remake of the 2008 horror The Strangers. She joins an ensemble led by Madelaine Petsch and Froy Gutierrez which also includes Gabriel Basso and Ema Horvath, as previously announced.
The original film released in 2008 starred Liv Tyler and Scott Speedman as a couple contending with a terrifying home invasion, registering as a sleeper hit upon its release and coming to be appreciated in subsequent years as a cult classic.
The new film follows Petsch's character as she drives cross-country with her longtime boyfriend (Gutierrez) to begin a new life in the Pacific Northwest. When their car breaks down in Oregon, they're forced to spend the night in a secluded Airbnb, where they are terrorized from dusk till dawn by three masked strangers. Lionsgate plans to expand the story in new and unexpected ways with a pair of sequels,
by Matt Grobar
'1923': Robert Patrick Joins Taylor Sheridan's 'Yellowstone' Prequel
Exclusive: Robert Patrick has joined the cast of 1923, the Paramount+ series led by Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren, Deadline has learned. He portrays Sheriff William McDowell, a friend of the Dutton family.
The new installment from Taylor Sheridan will introduce a new generation of the Dutton family and explore the early 20th century when pandemics, historic drought, the end of Prohibition, and the Great Depression all plague the Mountain West, and the Duttons who call it home.
The cast also includes James Badge Dale, Brandon Sklenar, Sebastian Roché, Darren Mann, Michelle Randolph, Marley Shelton, Brian Geraghty, Aminah Nieves, and Julia Schlaepfer.
1923 is currently in production in Montana and will debut on Paramount+ in December 2022.
The Dutton family's saga began with Yellowstone, led by Kevin Costner in the role of John Dutton, returning with its fifth season on November 13. The series follows the drama involving
Eva Green, Martin Campbell to reunite on Millennium Media TIFF sales title 'Dirty Angels' (exclusive)
French star excited to "sink my teeth into a pure action role".
Eva Green will reunite with her Casino Royale director Martin Campbell on Millennium Media's action film and TIFF sales title Dirty Angels.
Campbell co-wrote the screenplay with Alissa Silverman. The story takes place against the backdrop of the US withdrawl from Afghanistan in 2021 and follows a group of female soldiers posing as medical relief who are dispatched to rescue kidnapped teenagers caught between Isis and the Taliban.
"It's great to be working with Millennium Media and producer Moshe Diamant for the third time," said Campbell. "I
by Jeremy Kay
ScreenDaily
Romanian Industry Looks to Break Impasse Over Hamstrung Rebate System as Lawsuits Pile Up
Amid a host of lawsuits by foreign productions looking to recoup money from Romania's beleaguered cash rebate system, industry insiders say the situation has reached a crisis point, with one leading U.K. financier and executive producer warning that the government runs the risk of "obliterating foreign direct investment" into Romania if a resolution isn't reached in the coming weeks.
Nearly a dozen lawsuits are currently active in the Romanian court system, which last month ordered the government to pay roughly 642,000 plus legal fees to the producers of "The World to Come" (pictured), writer-director Mona Fastvold's romantic frontier drama starring Vanessa Kirby and Katherine Waterston, which filmed in Romania in 2019. The government has appealed the ruling.
The U.K. financier, who has two decades of experience in the country, says that an impasse now dragging into its third year has caused "immense reputational damage" to both the government and the industry.
by Christopher Vourlias
Frank Grillo Set For Horror-Thriller 'Merciless' While Columbia's Juan Pablo Raba Heads To Actioner 'Sombra', Sentient Launching Both Pics In Cannes
Frank Grillo is set to star in Liam O'Donnell's horror-thriller Merciless, which Sentient Pictures International is shopping here in Cannes this week. The company also has announced that Columbian actor Juan Pablo Raba has been tapped to lead Antonio Negret's new action thriller Sombra.
Merciless is directed by Liam O'Donnell, the director behind XYZ Film's Skylines franchise. Renee Tab, Pierre Morel and Tuffin will produce alongside Andy Schefter for Spi. Tuffin developed the story with The Cooler writer Frank Hannah, who wrote the script. Principal photography is set to commence on location in Alabama in August 2022.
In Merciless, when his wife is possessed by a malevolent spirit, the government's top interrogator seeks vengeance on those who were closest to the entity in its previous life in order to drive it out of her body only to discover that everything is not what it appears to be.
by Diana Lodderhose
Review: In Memory, Liam Neeson Returns to Familiar Action-Hero Mode
The return of Martin Campbell, the Brit director who successfully rebooted the James Bond franchise not once but twice, on opposite sides of the millennium and gave English-language audiences Antonio Banderas as the title character in The Mark of Zorro, counts as something to both welcome and/or celebrate. That's especially true after a prolonged absence from the kind of stylish, slick entertainments (2011's headache-inducing Green Lantern misfire notwithstanding) that made Campbell one of Hollywood's go-to directors for more than a decade. After two middling, modestly budgeted, ultimately disposable efforts, and now a third, underwhelming film in a row, Memory, a remake of a little-known, barely remembered 2003 Belgian crime-thriller, The Memory of a Killer (aka The Alzheimer Case),...
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'Memory' Film Review: Liam Neeson Has a New Worst Movie
Fourteen years after the release of "Taken," there's a certain understanding of Action-Neeson movies that audiences have come to accept: Never ask questions about his Irish accent, even when he's playing characters who shouldn't have one; understand that, whatever the situation, Neeson and his "very particular set of skills" will prove indomitable; and never, ever think too hard about the real-world implications of these shoot-'em-up fantasies, lest the whole house of cards collapse.
"Memory," the latest Action-Neeson release, is a terrible movie, and the fact that it's trying to tweak the Action-Neeson formula isn't even in the top 20 reasons of why it's so awful. But if the paradigm of this subgenre is going to be changed in any way, it's going to have to happen in a film far, far more competent than this one.
Director Martin Campbell — who made 2006's "Casino Royale,
by Alonso Duralde
Neil Labute, Maggie Q Team on Action-Thriller 'Fear the Night' (Exclusive)
Neil Labute and Maggie Q will team up for "Fear the Night," a new action-thriller from Quiver Distribution. Principal photography began earlier this month in Los Angeles.
"Fear the Night" centers on an Iraqi war veteran named Tes as she prepares for her sister's bachelorette party. As the festivities unfold, the party is abruptly interrupted by a group of home invaders who quickly take the house under siege looking for a hidden fortune. Surrounded by the frightened party-goers, Tess soon discovers that the ruthless attackers are hellbent on not leaving any witnesses behind. That's when Tess strikes back.
Highland Film Group is handling international sales at the upcoming Marché du Film in Cannes.
Eric Brenner will produce alongside Berry Meyerowitz, Jeff Sackman and Larry Greenberg of Quiver Distribution. This marks Quiver's second collaboration with Labute, following the upcoming "Out of the Blue." That film stars Diane Kruger,
by Brent Lang
'Gemini Lounge': Lucy Hale, Ashley Greene Among New Additions To Crime Thriller From 'Rush Hour' Producer Arthur Sarkissian
Exclusive: Lucy Hale (Ragdoll), Ashley Greene (The Immaculate Room), Vincent Laresca (Once Upon a Time… In Hollywood), Jake Cannavale (The Offer), Robert Davi (The Goonies), Greg Finley (I Love Us), Bo Dietl (Godfather of Harlem), Sid Rosenberg (Gravesend), Jeremy Luke (Pep) and James Russo (Gravesend) have signed on to star alongside Emile Hirsch in director Danny A. Abeckaser's crime thriller Gemini Lounge, which marks the first feature from Rush Hour producer Arthur Sarkissian's new media and entertainment company, Global Ascension Studios.
In Gemini Lounge, demoted detective Bobby Belucci (Hirsch) is given the opportunity to go undercover and take down the mob's most ruthless killer, but his life and only chance at redemption spiral out of control as he loses himself in the role. Global Ascension is producing in partnership with Abeckaser's 2B Films and Kyle Stefanski's Wild7 Films, with Stefanski also set to appear in the feature,
Emile Hirsch To Star In Crime Thriller 'Gemini Lounge' From 'Rush Hour' Producer Arthur Sarkissian
Exclusive: Emile Hirsch (Into the Wild) has signed on to star in the crime thriller Gemini Lounge, marking the first feature from producer Rush Hour producer Arthur Sarkissian's new media and entertainment company Global Ascension Studios.
In the film directed by Danny A. Abeckaser (Mob Town), demoted detective Bobby Belucci (Hirsch) is given the opportunity to go undercover and take down the mob's most ruthless killer, but his life and only chance at redemption spiral out of control as he loses himself in the role.
Global Ascension is producing in partnership with Abeckaser's 2B Films and Kyle Stefanski's Wild7 Films.
"My goal with Global Ascension is to create quality films that attract the top talent in the industry, and I'm thrilled that Emile has signed on to play in the lead role in Gemini Lounge, for which he is perfectly cast," said Sarkissian, who heads
Critics Choice Super Awards Nominations Include 'Shang-Chi', 'Spider-Man', 'Midnight Mass' & 'Evil'
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings and Spider-Man: No Way Home lead this year's film nominations for the Critics Choice Association's second annual Super Awards, with five noms apiece including Best Superhero Movie. Evil and Midnight Mass tied for the most television nominations, each earning six noms including Best Horror Series.
The Critics Choice Super Awards, are designed to honor the most popular, fan-obsessed genres across movies and TV, including Superhero, Science Fiction/Fantasy, Horror and Action categories. Winners will be revealed on Thursday, March 17. The Super Awards, which will not be telecast this year, are a separate entity from the Critics Choice Awards, which honor the best in film and TV and will air on the CW and TBS on Sunday, March 13.
Here are the nominations for the second annual Critics Choice Super Awards nominations:
Best Action Movie
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by Pete Hammond
Critics Choice Super Awards: 'Spider-Man,' 'Justice League' Among Film Nominees; 'Evil,' 'Midnight Mass' Lead TV
The Critics Choice Association announced the nominations for the 2nd annual Critics Choice Super Awards, honoring the most popular, fan-obsessed genres across film and television.
Destin Daniel Cretton's "Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings" and Jon Watts' "Spider-Man: No Way Home" led the film nominations with five noms each. Two of the three Peter Parkers landed acting mentions for Andrew Garfield and Tom Holland, but Tobey Maguire was omitted from the list.
"Zack Snyder's Justice League," the four-hour cut of his superhero film with Ben Affleck and Gal Gadot, also landed in the best superhero movie category alongside "Black Widow," "Eternals," "Shang-Chi," "Spider-Man" and "The Suicide Squad."
On the television side, Paramount Plus' "Evil" and Netflix's "Midnight Mass" led with six apiece. Disney Plus dominated the superhero categories with multiple nominations for "The Falcon and the Winter Soldier," "Hawkeye," "Loki" and "WandaVision."
The winners will
by Clayton Davis
Here's What's New on Amazon Prime Video in February 2022
The long-awaited fourth season of "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" isn't the only new thing coming to Amazon Prime Video in February. Below we've assembled a full list of every new movie and TV show being added to the streaming service this month, including both Prime Video originals and library titles.
The new season of the Emmy-winning "Maisel" arrives on Feb. 18, the same day the first season of the new animated series "The Legend of Vox Machina" drops. But on Feb. 4, Prime Video will debut the brand new original series "Reacher," based on author Lee Child's beloved Jack Reacher book series. The new show stars Alan Ritchson in the titular role, putting a new spin on the character who was previously played by Tom Cruise in two feature films.
In terms of library titles, Feb. 25 sees the addition of the action thriller "The Protégé," which was released in
by Adam Chitwood
Amazon Prime Video New Releases: February 2022
February 2022 is a big month for Prime Video. We're talking "hands the size of dinner plates" big.
Highlighting Amazon Prime Video's list of new releases for February 2022 is Reacher, the saga of one very large boy. Reacher premieres on Feb. 4 and is based on the Jack Reacher book series by Lee Child. The titular hero (played by Alan Ritchson) is a former major in the U.S. Army Military Police Corps who now travels the country looking for trouble to get into. His hands are very large.
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Also coming to Prime Video this month is the return of one of Amazon's biggest originals. The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel premieres on Feb. 18. Season 4 will find Midge seeking creative freedom in the 1960s. The one big Prime Original Movie of note
by Alec Bojalad
Ana de Armas Fans Sue Because She Was Cut Out of 'Yesterday'
Two fans filed a federal class action lawsuit on Friday alleging they were duped into renting the 2019 film "Yesterday" because Ana de Armas appeared in the trailer.
Conor Woulfe, 38, of Maryland, and Peter Michael Rosza, 44, of San Diego County, Calif., say they each paid $3.99 to rent the movie on Amazon Prime, only to discover that de Armas was removed from the final cut of the film.
The suit accuses Universal of engaging in deceptive marketing, and seeks to recoup at least $5 million on behalf of affected consumers.
"Because consumers were promised a movie with Ana De Armas by the trailer for 'Yesterday,' but did not receive a movie with any appearance of Ana de Armas at all, such consumers were not provided with any value for their rental or purchase," the lawsuit states.
"Yesterday" stars Himesh Patel as Jack Malik, a singer-songwriter who, through a supernatural occurrence, is the only
by Gene Maddaus
Soundtrack Mix #22: The Sounds of 2021
The Sounds of 2021 mix of movie soundtracks comes in at just over two hours: a synergy of cerebral, graceful, paranoid, turbulent, and wondrous sounds from across all genres, merged to tell its own sonic story. The focus is mainly Hollywood and American indie movies, with a few excursions to Ethiopia, Chile, Japan, France, United Kingdom, Italy, and Sweden. My moviegoing practices became ever more erratic this year after a move to a new country, on-off rule changes in cinemas, and a tendency to have cinematic interests in something specific that was not part of the current slate. That being said, there was excitement in the air when it came to new cinema that felt more powerful this year than last and I hope that grows. New work from Mica Levi, Ludovico Einaudi, and a country soundtrack from Clint Eastwood's latest film are a few of the exciting moments from
'French Dispatch' and 'Last Night in Soho' Start to Lift Stagnant Specialty Box Office
After a decidedly lax few weeks at the specialty box office, new entries from reliable auteurs Wes Anderson and Edgar Wright have given the market a lift, even as festival hits from Pablo Larraín and Joanna Hogg failed to light up the big screen during their recent theatrical premieres. Both Anderson's "The French Dispatch" and Wright's "Last Night in Soho" — each set for 2020 premieres, before being pushed back due to the Covid-19 pandemic — have enjoyed strong early play, already entering our list of the top 10 best-performing indie and specialty films of the year.
Another unexpected top 10 entry: Scott Cooper's horror thriller "Antlers," another Searchlight Pictures holdover from its initial 2020 slate, which is trailing just behind "Last Night in Soho." It's the second horror-centric entry on the list from Searchlight, clocking in just above David Bruckner's "The Night House," which the studio released in August after
by Kate Erbland
'Free Guy' Tops VOD Charts One Last Time as Two Eastwoods Debut
The incredible six-week dominance of "Free Guy" (Disney/$5.99) atop Video on Demand charts should come to an end this week, with the just-announced arrival of "No Time to Die" (United Artists/$19.99) on PVOD Tuesday. Shawn Levy's film's lengthy run has come at a time of less competition, but its play — both initially at $19.99, then later at $5.99 — has clearly added a major bounty to Disney's coffers after an over-$120 million domestic box office. We have no access to specifics, but with the higher return from VOD than theatrical, it's possible the studio saw a higher return from this. Notably, this came after a 45-day theatrical window.
"Free Guy" returns to topping all charts, a streak interrupted last week when "The Addams Family 2" (United Artists/$19.99) took #1 at Vudu, which ranks by revenue, not transactions, as do Apple TV/iTunes and Google Play. That was a Halloween response,
by Tom Brueggemann
Tiffcom: Byron Mann's 'Dark Asset' Heads to Market (Exclusive)
"Dark Asset," a spy action thriller film, starring Byron Mann and Helena Mattsson, has completed its principal photography and will seek a release in 2022. The film was written and directed by Michael Winnick.
The film tells of a charming guy, portrayed by Mann who attempts to pick up a woman in a bar by spinning a tale involving spies, implanted microchips and the dangerous military scientist hunting him. But who is to say that the tale is not true? Or that the unimpressed woman is not actually the hunter?
Mattsson plays the femme fatale, while Robert Patrick plays a mysterious military scientist.
A co-production between Lankis Entertainment, Cherokee Productions and Across The Board Entertainment, "Dark Asset" is produced by Shani Rigsbee, Narbeh Tatoussian, Lan Kay, Ned Kisner and Sargon Yoseph. Winnick, Mann, Patrick, Lan Kisner, Andy Lyon and Michael Walker are executive producing. It is being launched in time for
by Patrick Frater
Netflix Confirms 'Elite' Will Return for Season 6, Unveils Cast for 'Bird Box' Adaptation
Netflix's Spanish adaptation of its hit original movie "Bird Box" is coming together.
Cast and a handful of early details were announced for the previously announced project from Àlex and David Pastor. Leading the international cast are Mario Casas, one of Spain's most bankable leading men who this year won a best actor Spanish Academy Goya Award for his performance in "Cross the Line," and Georgina Campbell, a best leading actress BAFTA winner for her work in "Murdered by My Boyfriend."
Casas was also the star of horror thriller "The Paramedic," one of Netflix's best performing Spanish original films to date.
Other cast includes Diego Calva ("I Promise You Anarchy"), Alejandra Howard ("Ana. all in"), Naila Schuberth ("Unbroken"), Patrick Criado ("Riot Police") and Celia Freijeiro ("Perfect Life"), with Lola Dueñas ("The Sea Inside"), Gonzalo de Castro ("La torre de Suso"), Michelle Jenner ("Isabel") and Leonardo Sbaraglia ("Pain and Glory
by Jamie Lang and John Hopewell
Two Cannes Favorites Debut Outside the VOD Top 10, While an Indie Western Thrives
With no official word on "Dune" viewership on HBO Max, the world of home movie viewing still belongs to "Free Guy" (Disney/$5.99). Shawn Levy's non-franchise (so far) action comedy starring Ryan Reynolds is the first film to take the #1 spot for four weeks on all VOD charts we follow. At Apple TV/iTunes and GooglePlay, which chart transactions daily, it's held the top spot each day without fail.
Disney reduced the price to $5.99 last weekend and it bested "Old" (Universal/$5.99), which also dropped its price from $19.99. M. Night Shyamalan's thriller placed #2 on two charts, #4 at Vudu (which charts by revenue; it was second to "Free Guy" there among non-pvod titles).
Two of the year's most acclaimed international releases — Julia Ducournau's Cannes winner "Titane" (Neon/$6.99) and Mia Hansen-Love's "Bergman Island" (IFC/$6.99) — debuted this week but didn't come close to the top 10 on any chart.
Everyone Wants 'Free Guy' at Home and They're Already Lining Up for 'Venom: Let There Be Carnage'
"Free Guy" (Disney/$19.99) is now on Premium VOD after a 45-day window, "The Addams Family 2" (United Artists/$19.99) is new at theaters and on PVOD, and even though it will be weeks before box-office champion "Venom: Let There Be Carnage" (Sony) makes its PVOD debut, it's already making itself known on the charts. The platforms' uneasy relationship continues to evolve.
It was a great weekend for theaters with "Carnage" taking in $90 million domestic, a success hinted by strong VOD showings the week prior with the 2018 "Venom" (Sony). However, last week also saw the nearly unprecedented offer (on all platforms) to pre-buy the sequel on PVOD at a date unspecified. iTunes placed it at #6, even though it cannot be rented. Presume more confusion for moviegoers.
Meantime, the reduced-price franchise starter is #3 at both iTunes and Google Play. "F9" (Universal/$5.99), #3 or #4 on all charts, joins "Free Guy" and "Addams" as the
First Reactions to 'No Time to Die' Call This James Bond Film 'Worth the Wait'
As the first worldwide screenings of the latest James Bond installment "No Time to Die" came to a close, journalists and critics took to Twitter to share their thoughts on Daniel Craig's last outing as the famed secret agent.
Though social media reactions tend to be more positive than reviews, one thing was clear via film Twitter: "No Time to Die," which was delayed for nearly two years due to creative changes and the Covid-19 pandemic, was well worth the wait.
Film critic Scott Mantz wrote that though he needed more time to process the film, it was certainly better than Bond films "Quantum of Solace" and "Spectre." "It's Daniel Craig's most grounded and — dare I say it? — most intimate take on #JamesBond with a powerful, unexpected & very emotional payoff," Mantz said. "Def worth the wait!"
No Time To Die: Need more time to process, but
by Ellise Shafer
'Candyman' Upended at PVOD #1 by Reduced Price 'F9' and New Release 'Escape Room 2'
As theaters await "Venom: Let There Be Carnage" (Paramount) and "No Time to Die" (United Artists) over the next two weeks, home viewing options are similarly on the rise. "Free Guy" (Disney), honoring a 45-day window, debuts on Premium VOD September 28. Friday sees two theatrical openers: "Addams Family 2" (United Artists) and "The Many Saints of Newark" (Warner Bros.), also available at home.
That left a more routine week on the charts we follow, although some recent releases got attention as they made their first appearances. But price reductions, led by "F9" (Universal), were also important.
The latest entry in the "Fast" series, which opened in domestic theaters in early June, and then at $19.99 on PVOD in late July, just had its price cut to $5.99 (consistent with the timing of past Universal moves). The just-released director's cut remains at the higher price. The result is a return to #1 at
Behind-The-Scenes The Protégé Footage Shows Off The Making Of An Action Movie [Exclusive]
Any filmmaker who has hits like "The Mask of Zorro," "Goldeneye," or "Casino Royale" under their belt is a filmmaker who knows their way around action. It's as simple as that. For Martin Campbell, this year's release of "The Protégé" (along with 2017's Jackie Chan-starring "The Foreigner") marked a grand return to the genre that seems to come as naturally to him as breathing. The U.K.-based, New Zealand director hasn't been shy about sounding off on his thoughts on the current action landscape or giving viewers a peek behind the scenes on the process of making a movie like "The Protégé."
With the film now available...
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by Jeremy Mathai
Film Review: The Protege (2021): Maggie Q and Michael Keaton Face Off in Quality Action Picture
The Protege Review — The Protege (2021) Film Review, a movie directed by Martin Campbell and starring Maggie Q, Samuel L. Jackson, Michael Keaton, David Rintoul, Patrick Malahide, Ray Fearon, Ori Pfeffer, Robert Patrick, Florin Piersic Jr., Tudor Chirila, Velizar Binev, George Pistereanu, Eva Nugyen Thorsen, Tanja Keller and Taj Atwal. Director Martin Campbell delivers an [...]
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Camila Cabello 'Cinderella' Movie On Amazon Prime Pulls In Over 1M Households Per Samba TV
The former Sony musical Cinderella, starring Camila Cabello, which Amazon Prime picked up the global licensing to (sans China), debuted over the four-day Labor Day weekend notching 1.1M U.S. households according to Samba TV. The pic was dropped on Amazon's streaming service in 240 countries and territories.
Amazon, based on Screen Engine's analytics, is celebrating Cinderella as the No. 1 most watched VOD movie over the holiday stretch, while exclaiming that "Cinderella delivered the strongest results as the biggest musical of 2021, second only to Disney's Hamilton in 2020."
Samba TV's data, which only measures streaming viewership in 3M Smart TV terrestrial households over a 5 minute frame, supports that claim by Screen Engine and Amazon. After all, how many notable live-action musical movies have there been during the pandemic? Samba TV reported in
Box-Office Weekend: Shang-Chi Wins by a Knockout
Marvel returned to the top of the box-office weekend for the holiday as the latest offering from the studio, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings debuted at number one over the weekend, bringing in $71.4 million.
In a very distant second place was last week's top finisher, Candyman, which added $10.6 million over the weekend to lift it's two-week total to $39.1 million. Similarly dropping one spot was Free Guy, which took in $8.7 million and landed in third place in its fourth week of release. Meanwhile, Paw Patrol: The Movie also fell a spot in its third week in theaters, earning $4.0 million, for a total of $30.3 million. Over six weeks, the Disney's Jungle Cruise has made a total of $105.6 million, $3.95 million of which it added this weekend to finish in fifth place just behind Paw Patrol.
Dropping one spot to sixth place was the horror film Don't Breathe 2,
by Mike Tyrkus
CinemaNerdz
Martin Campbell's 10 Best Movies, Ranked By Rotten Tomatoes
With Martin Campbell's The Protégé now in theaters with a fresh Rotten Tomatoes rating, there's no better time for a career retrospective. Campbell has been in the business for several decades, producing work that (in critics' eyes) has varying quality.
Related: Where Are The Cast & Crew Of Casino Royale Now?
However, even if Campbell has directed some films that the audience didn't fall in love with, the inverse is also true. In particular, his work with the world's most famous superspy has gone over well not just once, but twice. As with the James Bond franchise, critics have found Martin Campbell's films to be all over the map, but still more than worth checking out.
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Box-Office Weekend: Candyman Debuts On Top
The reimagined version of Candyman hit theaters this weekend and easily took the top spot of the box-office weekend as it brought in $22.37 million for Universal Pictures.
Falling to second place was Free Guy, which finished with $13.56 million in its third week of release, bringing its total to $79.31 million. Also falling one spot this week was last week's second-place finisher Paw Patrol: The Movie, which made around $6.62 million its second week of release, giving the family film a total of $24.08 million. Disney's Jungle Cruise similarly dropped a spot to fourth, but still added $5.02 million to its total to give it over $100.11 million in its first five weeks of release. The horror film Don't Breathe 2 dropped a spot in its third week of release to finish in fifth place with $2.84 million, giving it a total grodd of $24.58 million.
Just behind Don't Breathe 2, with $2.17 million was Respect, in the sixth spot,
'Candyman' Grosses $22.3 Million to Become the First #1 Film Directed by a Black Woman
The end of August is known for its box-office doldrums, exhibition continues to face a dark time — and Nia DaCosta's "Candyman" scored an estimated $22,370,00 in its initial domestic weekend, beating the lowball projection of $15 million by nearly 50 percent.
That success testifies to the enduring appeal of the 1992 horror film, but it's not the only good news: The #2 film, "Free Guy" (Disney), dropped only 27 percent in its third weekend.
All told, the weekend grossed $63 million. That's about the same as last week and it represents 58 percent of the same weekend in 2019. Our ongoing comparative four-week rolling average increased slightly, to 56 percent of the same 2019 period. That's the highest number since mid-July.
Here are a couple of standout comparisons for "Candyman." Two years ago, "Angel Has Fallen," the third film in Lionsgate's action franchise, opened the same weekend to $21 million. At that time, it was considered an excellent result for the date.
Candyman Hooks $22.3M Box Office Win with Weekend Debut
Nia DaCosta and Jordan Peele's Candyman exceeded expectations with an impressive $22.3 million box office debut. The amount was more than enough to take the supernatural slasher movie straight to number one, sending Free Guy down to number two. Peele wrote the script for Candyman while DaCosta handled directing duties, and both have been praised for their work. Peele sought to pay tribute to Clive Barker's source material and redefine the role of African Americans in horror movies.
Candyman exceeded all box office analyst predictions and is looking towards a strong theatrical run as the summer comes to a close. Globally, the slasher took in $27.5 million. Universal's Domestic Theatrical Distribution President, Jim Orr says, "Nia DaCosta crafted an intense thriller that audiences responded to extraordinarily well this weekend. The debut of Candyman exceeded all industry expectations, and with the very positive audience reaction scores and a three-day holiday in our second weekend,
by Kevin Burwick
The great director discusses some of his favorite movies with host Josh Olson.
Show Notes: Movies Referenced In This Episode
The Alzheimer Case a.k.a. Memory of a Killer (2003)
Memory (Tbd)
The Protégé (2021)
Cast A Deadly Spell (1991)
The Mask Of Zorro (1998)
Slap Shot (1977) – Josh Olson's trailer commentary
Atomic Blonde (2017) – Brian Trenchard-Smith's trailer commentary, Randy Fuller's wine pairing
The Manchurian Candidate (1962) – John Landis's trailer commentary, Glenn Erickson's Criterion Blu-ray review, Randy Fuller's wine pairing
The Bridge On The River Kwai (1957) – John Landis's trailer commentary
Oliver Twist (1948)
Dr. No (1962) – Brian Trenchard-Smith's trailer commentary
The Guns Of Navarone (1962)
The Dirty Dozen (1967) – Ed Neumeier's trailer commentary
2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) – John Landis's trailer commentary, Dennis Cozzalio's 70mm reissue review
by Kris Millsap
Maggie Q Praises Tom Cruise as On-Set Leader, Says He Went Out of His Way to Include Her on 'MI3'
"The Protégé" actress Maggie Q has only wonderful things to say about Tom Cruise, whom she starred with in the J.J. Abrams-directed "Mission: Impossible III" from 2006. In a recent sitdown with Collider, she talked about playing the small but impactful role of Zhen Lei opposite Cruise as Ethan Hunt, and how Cruise went out of his way to make her feel included on the set.
"Tom's a leader. And again, when you work with people at his level, there is a reason they are where they are, period. There's no question. He's not my best friend so I'm not talking about him personally, but I am talking about him as a professional. On set his enthusiasm never waivers. I've never seen it waiver. I've never seen somebody who loved what they did more and I've also never seen somebody who was so
by Ryan Lattanzio
Martin Campbell Talks 'The Protégé,' Reinventing James Bond & The Importance Of Character-Driven Action [The Fourth Wall Podcast]
It should be a point of pride for any filmmaker who can be credited for "saving" a cinematic franchise. However, Martin Campbell sits in the singular position of having achieved this twice. When the James Bond franchise awoke from a six-year hiatus where there was no longer a Cold War to fight, and the interest in the character was uncertain, Campbell introduced the world to Pierce Brosnan in 1995's "GoldenEye," which went on to be a smash hit at the box office, and remains frequently cited as a fan favorite Bond film.
Continue reading Martin Campbell Talks 'The Protégé,' Reinventing James Bond & The Importance Of Character-Driven Action [The Fourth Wall Podcast] at The Playlist.
by Griffin Schiller
The Protege is a Reminder of Just How Good Nikita Was
This article contains minor spoilers for The Protégé and Nikita.
The TV landscape has always been ahead of movies when it comes to giving women—and other underrepresented identities—a shot. This is probably because there has traditionally been less money to be made on TV, so the rich, mostly white men who rule Hollywood have left TV to a slightly more diverse crowd of behind-the-scenes talent to tell slightly more diverse—especially on less "important" platforms like The CW.
Action flick The Protégé, released in theaters last weekend, tells this story too well. The film pairs Casino Royale director Martin Campbell with proven action hero Maggie Q, and it should be a shoe-in for a good time. Unfortunately, a terrible script results in a 109-minute reminder of just how good Q's underrated action TV series Nikita truly was, and just how much kinder action TV has been to
by Kayti Burt
Director Martin Campbell Shares Stories From Casino Royale, The Mask Of Zorro, And More [Interview]
Director Martin Campbell is all about clarity. From his action to his storytelling, there's little confusion in a Martin Campbell film. And he seems to almost always knows exactly what he's making, no matter its quality. If it turns out well, he'll say it's okay. If it doesn't, he'll blame himself and admit, as he did at one point during a career-spanning interview with /Film, that a movie he did was "terrible."
The filmmaker, known for his top-shelf James Bond pictures and his work in British television, is back with a new action-thriller, "The Protégé," where he lets Maggie Q's action chops...
The post Director Martin Campbell Shares Stories From Casino Royale, The Mask of Zorro, and More [Interview] appeared first on /Film.
by Jack Giroux
Maggie Q Talks About "The Protégé"
I love Maggie Q and she kicks major booty in the new action thriller "The Protégé" now out in theaters. I spoke with the actress about her interest in starring in the film, working with Samuel L. Jackson and Michael Keaton, and why she liked Philippine Martial Arts. https://youtu.be/952tMhfNwnY
The post Maggie Q Talks About "The Protégé" appeared first on Manny the Movie Guy.
by manny
Manny the Movie Guy
'The Protégé': A Boring 'John Wick' Clone With An Odd 'Mr. & Mrs. Smith' Infusion
Photo: 'The Protégé' With a star-studded and charming ensemble cast, 'The Protégé' should have been an easy home run. Michael Keaton, Samuel L. Jackson, Maggie Q, all legitimate A-list stars who, in their own rights, put forth endearing performances in the most recent addition to Martin Campbell's top-heavy filmography. However, a myriad of narrative missteps and genre cliches relegates 'The Protégé' to the bargain bin of the shoot-em-up genre. In recent years, there has been a plethora of neon-soaked, gun-running blockbusters hitting the silver screen, 'The Guest', 'Atomic Blonde', 'Gunpowder Milkshake', 'Birds of Prey', and most notably, 'John Wick.' Most of these films are blatant Wick duplicates and that's not necessarily a bad thing, some of these movies work, some of them don't. But there are certainly a few things these films all have in common: Gratuitous violence taking precedence over narrative structure, impressive set pieces, and a hyper-stylized visual style.
by Tyler Sear
Hollywood Insider - Substance & Meaningful Entertainment
Predict this weekend's box office: Will 'Candyman' take a bite out of 'Free Guy'?
Beginning right now at Gold Derby, you can predict which movies will earn the #1 through #5 spots at the U.S. box office for this weekend, August 27 – August 29. You can also forecast how much money the weekend's highest-grossing film will rake in. Hurry and make your first predictions — it's fun and easy! Each week the eligible user with the highest prediction accuracy will win a $100 Amazon gift card, eternal bragging rights and a spot on our box office 2021 leaderboard.
Opening this Friday is the highly anticipated remake of "Candyman" (dir. Nia DaCosta) from Universal Pictures. It serves as the follow-up to the original 1992 horror film of the same name, and is the fourth film in the "Candyman" franchise. In the new movie, Emmy winner Yahya Abdul-Mateen II ("Watchmen") stars as the adult version of a child who was kidnapped 28 years earlier by the titular villain, played once again by Tony Todd.
by Marcus James Dixon
Free Guy Holds Strong for Second Consecutive Weekend Box Office Win with $18.7M
Disney/20th Century Studios' Free Guy was able to stay on top at the box office for the second consecutive weekend. The movie, which stars Ryan Reynolds, fell 34% from last weekend, earning $18.7 million. Globally, Free Guy has earned $77.2 million in its ten days in theaters. The second win for the movie proves that many people are still willing to head back into movie theaters, though the numbers prove that the pandemic is still having a strong effect on the business.
As it stands, the box office is still far away from a traditional return to normalcy. In addition to the pandemic, the Northeast is taking a pounding from Hurricane Henri, which is keeping people from getting out of their homes. This weekend's top earning theaters across North America include Montreal, Baltimore, Los Angeles, Vancouver, Sacramento, Nashville, San Antonio, Toronto, New York, Cleveland, Harrisburg Pennsylvania, Odessa Texas, Quebec, Pittsburgh, Dallas, and Edmonton.
Sean Penn's 'Flag Day' Fails To Fly As Older Arthouse Crowd Shuns Cinemas – Specialty Box Office
Sean Penn's Flag Day raised a $1,656 per screen average from 24 runs this weekend, a glum opening for the father-daughter family drama from United Artists Releasing.
The film, directed and starring Penn as the most notorious counterfeiter in U.S. history, along with daughter Dylan Penn, targeted an older, sophisticated demo that's proving hard to get back. Deadline's heard that 56% of the audience that did show up was over age 55 – a hefty percentage.
Uar's president, distribution, Erik Lomis told Deadline on Friday the industry is struggling to crack that code, a proposition not made any easier by the Delta variant. The struggle is clearly ongoing.
The film grossed $10,853 on Friday, $18,002 Saturday and an estimated $11,895 on Sunday in ten markets. It has a 88% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, but with only 50 ratings.
It expands
by Jill Goldsmith
The Protege: Atom Ticket Giveaway
"The confident Ms. Q seems to be more than up for the task of carrying the lead in a "go-for-broke" energetic action-thriller."
Read Jim Batts' review Here.
Rescued as a child by the legendary assassin Moody (Samuel L. Jackson) and trained in the family business, Anna (Maggie Q) is the world's most skilled contract killer. But when Moody – the man who was like a father to her and taught her everything she needs to know about trust and survival – is brutally killed, Anna vows revenge. As she becomes entangled with an enigmatic killer (Michael Keaton) whose attraction to her goes way beyond cat and mouse, their confrontation turns deadly and the loose ends of a life spent killing will weave themselves even tighter.
Directed by Martin Campbell and written by Richard Wenk, the film is produced by Arthur Sarkissian, Moshe Diamant, Rob Van Norden, Yariv Lerner, and Chris Milburn.
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'Free Guy' Edges Out Day-and-Date 'Paw Patrol'; 'The Protege,' 'Night House' and 'Reminiscence' Doa
"Nobody knows anything," screenwriter William Goldman famously wrote about studio production in the opening line of his 1983 memoir. That sentiment is apparent more than ever as distributors and theaters grapple with the challenges of releasing movies right now.
Four new wide releases opened this weekend, an unusually high number. "Paw Patrol" (Paramount), transferring the popular kids TV animated show to the big screen, is also streaming on Paramount+, free for subscribers. With a gross of $13 million, it will gross $5 million more than what the other three new films — two of them theater exclusives — will do.
But #1 this time around, and in its second weekend, is "Free Guy" (Disney) at $18.8 million. It's in theaters only, and expected to continue as such for the duration of its theater play. It held up well with only a 34 percent drop. Why the strong holdover? Most likely because of the ongoing positive public response
'Free Guy' Leads Quiet Box Office With $18.8 Million Second Weekend
Disney/20th Century Studios' "Free Guy" easily held on to the No. 1 spot at the box office this weekend, earning $18.8 million to bring its total to an estimated $58.8 million domestic and $111.9 million worldwide after two weekends in theaters.
The Ryan Reynolds action comedy, which is the first film distributed by Disney in over a year to only be released in theaters, fell just 35% from its $28.3 million opening weekend. Theater owners will surely point to that result as an example of the importance of theatrical exclusivity at a time when so many films are releasing simultaneously on streaming.
Paramount's "Paw Patrol: The Movie," the top major new release this week, finished at No. 2. The film adaptation of the hit children's TV series was released in theaters and on Paramount+, opening to $13 million. That beats studio projections of an $8-10 million opening weekend and brings its global total to $34.5 million.
by Jeremy Fuster
Box Office: 'Paw Patrol' Crushes Hugh Jackman's 'Reminiscence' as 'Free Guy' Remains No. 1
Need proof that moviegoing is far from returning to normal? Look no further than this weekend's domestic box office charts.
Case in point: "Paw Patrol," an animated movie based on the popular kids TV show, left Hugh Jackman's sci-fi romance drama "Reminiscence" in the dust in North America, with the heroic pups of Adventure City collecting six times more in its debut than a film toplined by one of the most charismatic actors in Hollywood. That's the unpredictable reality of the movie theater business as the delta variant continues to depress ticket sales across the globe. Hurricane Henri, which is currently battering parts of the Northeast, is also keeping people at home.
Neither "Paw Patrol" nor "Reminiscence," two of the four new films to open this weekend, were able to best Ryan Reynolds' action comedy "Free Guy," which remained victorious for the second weekend straight. The Disney
by Rebecca Rubin
The Protege Review: A Veteran Cast & Skilled Direction Lift Midrange Actioner
A veteran Hollywood cast and skilled direction take a convoluted B-movie plot to higher ground. The Protégé puts a brutalized orphan girl under the tutelage of a wily assassin. He becomes a father, friend, and mentor. Who teaches her to go for the jugular like a stalking tiger. The film is loaded with punishing action scenes, but succumbs to periodic silliness with nonsensical flirtations and wild plot twists.
The Protégé opens in 1991 Da Nang, Vietnam. An elite hit man, Moody (Samuel L. Jackson), finds a bloodied preteen girl (Eva Nguyen Thorsen) under dangerous circumstances. He admires the child's toughness and decides to take her under his wing. Three decades later, Anna (Maggie Q), has become a London sophisticate. She owns a high-end rare bookstore. Selling vintage Edgar Allan Poe by day, then savagely collecting million dollar bounties at night. Anna and Moody specialize in finding those who wish to disappear in the shadows.
by Julian Roman


We'll be creating home made spa products at the Horicon Public Library. All ages are welcome to join us as we make bath bombs, sugar scrubs, and scented bath salts. All supplies provided by the library. Beginning at6:00pm.


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La otra es una telenovela puertorriqueña producida por Ángela Meyer, al cargo de Empresas Meyer de Jesús para Teleonce en 1988.
Protagonizada por Claribel Medina (en doble papel), Carlos Vives y Junior Álvarez y antagonizada por Elia Enid Cadilla y Félix Loreto, con la actuación estelar de Yasmin Pereira Febles. La telenovela se emitió en países como Colombia, Panamá o República Dominicana.

Sinopsis
Brenda Ballesteros (Elia Enid Cadilla) es una mujer ambiciosa casada con un hombre rico, Brenda y su amante Iván Peralta (Félix Loreto) planean la muerte del esposo de Brenda, colocando una bomba en el avión que él viajaba. El esposo de Brenda muere y deja su herencia a Brenda. Laura (Claribel Medina) es una hija que tuvo Brenda antes de casarse, Ignacio (Junior Álvarez) uno de sus hijos de su primer matrimonio y a su otro hijo que era ciego (Jaime Montilla).

Laura era una muchacha tímida e inocente, vivía manipulada por su madre, hasta el punto que para quedarse con su parte de fortuna, Brenda la interna en una clínica psiquiátrica. Un día Laura se escapa de esa clínica y comienza a caminar, sin querer entra a un taller de mecánica donde conoce una mujer idéntica físicamente a ella llamada por todos Cachito, ellas dos eran gemelas y no lo sabían, pues Brenda al tratar de salvar a sus hijas de morir en un incendio se quemó sus manos, por eso en toda la novela usaba guantes, detestaba a sus hijas y así fue que abandonó a una de sus gemelas.

Cachito era una mujer extrovertida, alegre, muy diferente a su gemela Laura que era una mujer atormentada, Cachito tenía un primo que también era mecánico llamado Arnaldo (Carlos Vives) ambos eran novios. Cachito se va a vivir a casa de Brenda haciéndose pasar por Laura y Laura hace lo mismo en casa de Cachito, es ahí cuando Laura y Arnaldo se enamoran y lo mismo sucede entre Ignacio y Cachito.

A lo largo de la novela Brenda e Iván cometerán muchos asesinatos para lograr su propósito.

Elenco

Siguiendo el orden de la entrada

Protagonistas
 Carlos Vives - Arnaldo Vásquez
 Claribel Medina - Laura / Cachito
 Junior Álvarez - Ignacio

Estrella invitada
 Yasmín Pereira Febles - Mora Castillo

Por estricto orden alfabético

Los primeros actores
 Armando Martínez
 Carmen Belén Richardson
 Orlando Rodríguez

Actuaciones especiales
 Axel Cintron
 Viviana Falcón
 Edwin Francisco
 Darisabel Isales
 Maigualida Montez
 Jaime Montilla como el hermano ciego de Ignacio
 Eileen Navarro
 Luz Minerva Rodríguez

Estrella extranjera invitada
 Lilian Valmar

Estrellas invitadas
 Sharon Riley como Reina del Solar
 Pedro Orlando Torres como Ariel Giménez
 Rosaura Andreu como Lola

Y la primera actriz
 Elia Enid Cadilla como Brenda Ballesteros

Y el primer actor
 Miguel Ángel Suárez como Juan Vázquez

También actúan
 Félix Loreto - Iván Peralta
 Juan Carlos Santa Cruz
 Nelly Jo Carmona
 Carlos Esteban Fonseca

Equipo de producción
 Libro original de: Jorge Cavanet
 Intérprete tema musical: Carlos Vives
 Musicalización: Benito de Jesús Hijo
 Diseño de iluminación: Juan Carlos Suárez, asistente Ruben Sola
 Diseño escenográfico: Juan José Urbini
 Realización escenográfica: Elio Ortiz
 Gerente de producción: Axel Anderson
 Dirección y puesta en escena: Martín Clutet
 Productora general: Ángela Meyer

Enlaces externos

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2286643/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_10

https://prpop.org/biografias/angela-meyer/

https://prpop.org/biografias/junior-alvarez/

https://prpop.org/biografias/rosaura-andreu/

https://prpop.org/biografias/elia-enid-cadilla/

https://prpop.org/biografias/juan-carlos-santa-cruz/

https://prpop.org/biografias/jaime-montilla/

https://prpop.org/biografias/nelly-jo-carmona/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKSdHb8MRlE

Telenovelas de Puerto Rico
Telenovelas de 1988
Telenovelas en español
Telenovelas
Series de televisión de los años 1980


WHAT: Rebecca Skloot, author of the New York Times bestseller, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, will kick off the 10th Annual MU Life Sciences and Society Program (LSSP) Annual Symposium with a discussion of her book. Focusing on Henrietta Lacks, whose cells—taken without her knowledge—led to the development of the polio vaccine and gene mapping among other breakthroughs, will soon be made into an HBO movie by Oprah Winfrey and Alan Ball.
The 10th Annual LSSP will be held at the University of Missouri campus from March 10- 15. This year's theme, "Decoding Science," aims to bridge the gap between the highly technical language often associated with scientific research and the public's need for a simpler explanation of the research.
WHERE: The presentation will be held in Jesse Auditorium.
Media are encouraged to see MU News Bureau staff in the lobby of Jesse Auditorium prior to the event. No ticket required for press; however, press credentials will be checked.


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Eyeliner is a must in my makeup routine. I always apply it on my upper lashlines to make my chinky eyes look bigger. Got this from a fellow girltalker for almost 1/2 of the price. I think she only used it twice!
Laura Mercier Caviar Eye Liner is an innovative semi-crème eye liner with a velvet matte finish that delivers long-lasting pure colour with a rich texture similar to the Laura Mercier Kohl Eye Pencils.
RETAIL PRICE: $ 22 (about php 1,000) - really pricey for an eyeliner huh?
* I have to swipe the brush several times if I want a more dramatic look.
* expensive! Glad i got this cheaper.
* effect is NOT as dramatic compared to gel liners.
I use my Life and Companion Angled brush to apply liner on my upper lashline (applied wet) & lower lashline (dry). Do not directly mix water into the caviar eyeliner, just slightly wet your eyeliner brush and swipe it in the liner.
You can also apply a black eyeshadow over the eyeliner for a more intense effect OR apply the eyeliner wet first- then layer it using a dry brush.
I STILL prefer gel liners for a more dramatic effect, but I still always reach for this to line my lower lashline. Its more long wearing compared to pencil eyeliners.
Seems like works very well.
Thanks for the review. Ive seen this before but balked at the price tag. For that much, I would rather spend it on a gel eyeliner like Bobbi Brown or something. Glad you got it for a discount!