Content Published on Feb 01, 2012 - Arts & Entertainment
- The Purpose of the Horror Film’s Unhappy Ending (Eight Examples)Not every horror film has a "happy" ending. Some endings are more devastating than others. See why directors took the dark approach on some of your favorite flicks.
- Movie Review - Tinker Taylor Soldier SpySlow unwinding puzzle that you dare not look away or you could miss potential clues. Mental spy game with several layers and casualties.
- Five Popular Celebrity Catchphrases: What They Really MeanHave you noticed all the clever catchphrases sprinkled throughout celebrity news? What they don't reveal is perhaps why they're so popular...
- Houston's ‘American Idol’ Season 11 Auditions Blast Off, and J-Lo Breaks it Down for the BoysThe hopefuls came from Houston on Thursday night this week, and same with all they had with hope for their “Idol” dreams. Some were really out there, but some deserving voices never got heard.
- New Short Film/Video, Rainbow in the Night, Expresses Triumph and Hope in Time for the U.N. Holocaust Remembrance Day"Rainbow in the Night” was filmed in multiple locations including Crakow, Poland, New York and the crew was even given special permission to tape in the Majdanek concentration camp.
- Actress Tippi Hedren Receives Coveted Degree from New York Film AcademyThe incredible Tippi Hedren addressed the students at the New York Film Academy prior to receiving an honorary Master of Fine Arts degree from the prestigious school. She also answered questions and shared her career with current acting students.
- Movies I Look Forward to Seeing in Spring 2012These are my picks for movies coming out in spring 2012 which should keep me busy before the release of "The Dark Knight Rises" and "The Avengers" this summer. They include movies starring Daniel Radcliffe, Denzel Washington, and Julia Roberts.
- Echo Theater Company Presents Non-profit Performance of 'God's Ear' on Feb. 11Actress Frances Fisher will serve as honorary chair for the Feb. 11 performance of 'God's Ear' at the Zephyr Theater in Los Angeles. Proceeds from the event will benefit Peace Over Violence, a social service agency.
- Los Angeles' Brimmer Street Theatre to Host Annual Gala, 'An Evening at the Hilgard House'The Brimmer Street Theatre Company will host their 5th annual anniversary gala on March 10 at The Hilgard House in Los Angeles.
- Katy Perry in Talks to Create 3D Documentary-Style Film Following Her Rise to Pop Super StardomHer personal life has certainly had its ups and downs as of late, but Katy Perry is showing no signs of slowing down when it comes to her career.
- Magic Has Consequences: ABC’s Once Upon a TimeABC's hit television series, Once Upon A Time, is more than just a bunch of pretty fairy tales. Instead, these stories teach important lessons about the consequences for our choices, especially when we resort to magical shortcuts.
- Falling ApartSometimes you have to fall apart to fit back together better.
- The Progress of the Important ProjectsNissa worked with the students so that way they would be able to complete their projects on time for the presentations.
- "Lunatics" by Dave Barry & Alan ZweibelNon-stop hilarity that is brilliant in its delivery as well, in that it is told from both men's point of view through and each one has a different opinion as to how to handle themselves.
- Film Review of "The Grey" Starring Liam NeesonA group of Alaskan Pipeline workers in their fight to survive and return home when their plane crashes into the remote Alaskan Wilderness. Battling injuries and merciless weather, the men must escape the icy elements and a vicious pack of wolves.
- Manga Review: 'Arisa' Volumes 1-4Natsumi Ando weaves a tale that - while surprisingly dark for her - is interesting and holds the spirit of traditional "shoujo" manga.
- Buying Chicago Cubs Spring Training TicketsThe Chicago Cubs are on an epic journey to win their first World Series in the modern era. This article will explain where to buy spring training tickets so we can evaluate their progress.
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- 'Touch' Touched MeA new television show starring Kiefer Sutherland. Touch, really touched me with this heart-warming tale of a father and son struggling to communicate so they can become closer without wife and mother to love them.
- 'A.D.D.: Adolescent Demo Division' Graphic Novel ReviewI recommend this to mature readers looking to evaluate the role of technology in society today. I can’t put into words exactly what the author is saying -- it’s definitely warning us against the dangers of losing our personalities and humanity.
- 'The Grey' ReviewAn early review of Liam Neeson's "The Grey." Spoilers Warning!
- How to Properly Focus Elements on Frame When Shooting With AutofocusAutofunctions in digital cameras are readily made available to users for more convenient use, especially in fast and amateur shooting setups.
- What 'A Girl's Garden' Can Teach UsRobert Frost was a smart fellow and he had a lot of insight that he wanted to share with the world. What does his poem about a girl's garden teach us in every day living?
- Analysis of 'A Deam Within a Dream'A dream is nothing like life but a dream within a dream is equivalent to life. What can this remarkable concept teach us?
- Three Movie Characters You Should Never DateThere are many movie characters women dream of dating. But some of them should never be dated under any circumstances.
- Analysis of 'So Shines a Good Deed in a Naughty World'Ever wondered how your attitude can affect the lives of others around you? Well, if you've got a crappy attitude, chances are you'll find a world full of misery. The worst part is you've got no one to blame but yourself.
- Celebrity Couples - the Challenges of a Relationship in the SpotlightAnother week, another celebrity split. In the wake of another round of celebrity couples on the rocks, we look at the challenges and possible solutions for being in famous in love.
- Jeremy Sams' Opera the Enchanted Island is a Delightful Movie!I wasn't expecting much when I went to see The Enchanted Island at my local movie theater-- partly because the opera was called a "pastiche," and I didn't like that word. Also, the music was Baroque--not usually my favorite. But I was surprised!
- Amanda Seyfried Covers Glamour, Poses for Photo Shoot in March IssueShe's been busy filming the high profile role of Linda Lovelace, but Amanda Seyfried took time from her hectic schedule to shoot the March 2012 cover of Glamour.
- Nakul Dev Mahajan: Bringing Bollywood to HollywoodThe Bollywood dance numbers on Fox’s “So You Think You Can Dance” have captured America’s interest. In my exclusive interview with Nakul Dev Mahajan, discover the key to his success and his thoughts on Bollywood’s integration into American culture.
- Acting Exercise - Delve into Your Creative Side with the Meditation ExerciseThe meditation exercise is used to bring full-body relaxation without become emotionally dormant. This is an excellent exercise to perform immediately before an acting class, or before performing or going on an audition.
- Actor Exercise - Release Your Creativity with the Tensing and Releasing ExerciseThe following is an exercise I perform everyday as a part of my daily “acting exercises.” Acting teachers and actors may utilize this exercise to help re-focus their minds and engaging their full-body in relaxation.
- The Downfall of a Stage Actor - Being Self-ConsciousAlthough eliminating self-conscious behavior is a long and very personalized process, there are several tips I’ve cultivated throughout my years of working on the stage and in front of the camera.
- Acting Exercises - Delving into Your Creative Side with the Focus WorkoutThe following exercise, known as “The Focus Workout” allows actors to engage in true mental focus and clarity. This is an excellent acting exercise to perform with friends or with your acting class. Feel free to alter the exercise to fit your needs.
- David Golshan: The Man, the Myth, the Legend Has Finally Hit Los Angeles!Why did the Jew (as in an individual who follows Judaism) cross the road? Want to know the true answer? Just ask comedian and actor David Golshan
- Oscar Statuette Modeled After Nude Mexican DirectorThe smoothly muscular, golden silhouette of an Oscar statuette wasn't just based on anyone. It was actually modeled in 1929 after the nude body of a Mexican director.
- The Hounds Below: Much on the Horizon for SXSW Festival ActIndie band The Hounds Below will once again play SXSW Festival in 2012, but the excitement doesn’t end there. Recently I talked with the band's front man Jason Stollsteimer, who indie music fans will likely know from his days fronting The Von Bondies.
- Snoop Dogg Supports Ron Paul for PresidentThe D-O-double-G endorses Ron Paul's vision of F-R-E-E-D-O-M, especially when it comes to the candidate's pledge to end the war on drugs.
- One Last "Soul Train" Line for Don CorneliusDon Cornelius was bigger than life. I suppose it makes a little bit of sense that he would want to go out in a really big way. What I will always remember is the "Soul Train" Line. He really got the world dancing with a soulful beat.
- How to NOT Respond to Artistic CriticismIn the world of Entertainment where any press is good press, it is sometimes wise to ignore what is written about you. Just be happy to get noticed even if they're complaining about you. That is often the BEST press.
- Finding and Grasping Your Center - a Professional Acting ExerciseReaching your center can sometimes be a difficult process; especially for tense actors. Because of this, I have compiled an exercise to help actors find and keep their center while simultaneously relaxing their body.
- The Coolest Animated Rock and Roll Movies of All TimeMusic and animation are a marriage made in Heaven. However, like Heaven, animated rock and roll movies are not for everyone.
- What Do the SAG, DGA Awards Results Mean for the Oscars?As more and more other awards shows take place, the Oscar field narrows, bringing into focus the likely winners of the Academy Awards this year.
- Don Cornelius, 75, Found DeadCreator of the popular "Soul Train" television program found dead from apparent suicideAlso published on:
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- It's Official: 'Watchmen' Prequels Coming; Bring on the Movies!DC Entertainment has made it official! After years of rumors and speculation, the best-selling graphic novel of all time, 'Watchmen,' is getting not one prequel but seven coming this summer. Speculation can move on to whether or not we’ll see movies made.Also published on:
- Fun New Board Games the Whole Family Will LoveFun, unique games and puzzles for your family to unplug with.
- Local Dinner Theater in Southern New Jersey and PhiladelphiaTheater fun in your area.
- 'Courageous' DVD Review: Perfect Movie About God, Family, and More!This is a review of the DVD 'Courageous.'
- NBA: In Review (II)Describe to me, what an NBA season should consist of. Is there a "Love Machine" involved? I hope so!
- Steel Magnolias: A Theatrical ReviewA group of southern women join together to deal with the difficulties, joys, anticipations, and heartaches that life can throw at them. Together they find strength in one another that help them cope with whatever life deals them.