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My friend bought a beautiful corn plant in a ceramic pot in Feb of this year that I take care of - I used to water it weekly but the smallest stalk turned black and died so I started to water it every couple weeks but now the mid-length stalks are drooping, losing their lush green color and turning brown at the tips. The taller stalks still look beautiful which is really confusing.
There were a total of 5 stalks, 2 tall ones, 2 medium ones and the small one that died. I don't know what to do! I don't know if I'm watering it too little, still watering it too much. The dirt is dry, but not overly dry and I'm assuming if it was overly dry the leaves, and actually one of the stalks, wouldn't be drooping they would be stiff and dry from lack of water. Anyone have any idea what I should do. Incidently, the day my friend bought the plant the delivery person dropped it and broke the original ceramic pot it came in...I don't know if that would have caused any kinds of problem but I thought I'd mention it. Also, the plant is in an office, not close to the window but it definitely gets sunlight, and there are fluorescent lights overhead. Thank you for any information you can provide. |
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Is the cane at the bottom rotting? It sounds like you are underwatering and that with the combination of low humidity is causing your tips to brown. I would unpot it, try to clean out the dead roots and put it in fresh soil, but some people might find that a bit severe. In the future, if you spot rot on the canes, carefully scrape away any rotted material and pack the area liberally with ground cinnamon. |
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lasher10465, my opinion is that all the stalks are dying upward. The infection reached the growing points of the shortest cane first, affected the leaves and the disorder got your attention. I am willing to bet that if you nick the bark of the existing canes, you will find that the cambium changes from brown to green at about the same level. I won't be surprised if the bark is loosening at the lower levels. I believe that the plant has been overwatered. If you can, examine one of the dead canes and you will probably find that all the (few) roots arise from the base of the cane. That being the case, one should gauge the moisture at that level before watering. The trick appears to be in maintaining a nice balance of air and moisture in the soil near the base. The plant will tolerate dry soil conditions much better than wet. Of course all this remote theorising can be totally off the mark in which case the plant may recover. Hopefully, you will be able to isolate and remedy the root cause, if you will pardon the unintentional pun. |
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The popularity of bunkhouse travel trailers seems as though there is no end in sight. The travel trailers that had bunks inthem 20 tears ago were very limited in numbers. In today's market it seems as though multiple sleepers are very prominent.
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The rise in families camping has been increasing for years. As we get more and more demanding in our desire for all the whistles and bells, so has the demand for more options for trailers with multiple sleeping options.
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Pouncey Has No Regrets About 2013
Miami Dolphins center Mike Pouncey claims to have no regrets about last season's incidents in a bullying scandal in which an NFL-sanctioned investigator identified him and two teammates as principals involved.
Report: Incognito Receiving Professional Mental Help
The downward spiral of former Miami Dolphins offensive lineman Richie Incognito may have been stopped after a bizarre incident involving his car Thursday
Report: Richie Incognito Smashed His Own Ferrari
Bizarre events continue to follow former Miami Dolphins offensive lineman Richie Incognito. According to TMZ, Incognito's car, a black Ferrari, was smashed by a baseball bat.
Fins Long-Snapper Blasts Report He Hasn't Read
As the Miami Dolphins franchise tries to put the ugly incident surrounding Richie Incognito and Jonathan Martin behind it; the team's union representative tried to blast the report while admitting he never read it.
Jimmy Johnson Blasts Fins' Move To Fire Trainer
No one is questioning the move by the Miami Dolphins to fire offensive line coach Jim Turner in the wake of the Ted Wells report. But the Dolphins' firing of trainer Kevin O'Neill has at least one former Dolphins employee fired up.
Incognito Returns To Twitter With Apologies
Former Miami Dolphins offensive guard Richie Incognito's self-imposed banishment from Twitter lasted only a few days before he started back on the social networking site with a vengeance Monday night.
Dolphins & NFL Yet To Weigh In With Sanctions From Wells Report
After a weekend to digest the entire Ted Wells report, the Miami Dolphins and the National Football League are the next two entities expected to make decisions about several of the people named in the report.
Many Questions Facing NFL After Bullying Report
Now that the NFL knows the scope of the racially charged Miami Dolphins bullying scandal, the league has been left to grapple with what its next steps should be.
Dolphins Fans & Fmr.Players React To NFL Report On Dolphins Case
Dolphins fans had strong reactions after a report was released on Friday on the the National Football League's independent investigation of the Miami Dolphins, Richie Incognito and Jonathan Martin harassment case.
Miami Dolphins Lift Richie Incognito's Suspension
The Miami Dolphins lifted a suspension against offensive linemen Richie Incognito on Tuesday.


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There's a clear benefit to being in the Los Angeles area — the proximity to celebrities.
Just ask Kate and Laura Mulleavy. The Rodarte sisters, who are rumored to be dressing a nominee at this Sunday's Academy Awards, had Elijah Wood and Kirsten Dunst in their front row, both gushing about the two designers whom they consider friends from out west. "I saw the collection last night and loved it, " Dunst said. "There are a couple of pieces for the red carpet."
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Hi, I just returned from my local Lowe's. ( New Hartford) Found milky spore on sale - regular price is about $27 for a 10 oz. can on sale for under $7. For those who don't know its a good way of killing Japanese beetles without using pesticides. It was too expensive so I did not buy any before. I came home with 5 cans. We had lot's of JBs last year and I'm finding lots of grubs anytime I dig. |
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This is the 1st time I tried it, We had a "bumper crop" of Japanese Beetles last summer so I wanted to do something proactive, I didn't;t feel right butting the more aggressive chemicals in my yard especially since I plant to encourage birds. hummers , bees and butterflies. to answer your question I put down a spoon full of milky-spoor powder every 3 feet or so ( I followed directions on the can but I don;y exactly remember what I did) From what I understand, It takes a few years for milky spoor to build up for full potential. If a grub dies from it his decomposing body releases more milky spore into the soil. I learned about it on one of the the other forums on GW, Truthfully when I looked into applying it last year, the high price discouraged me, so I was happy to see it go on sale. |
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"What we say is we are a 'welcoming center for educational excellence,'" McDaniel said.
He said he wanted students as well as parents and community partners to feel welcomed in the system's schools.
"Bradley County is continuing to grow," McDaniel said. "We live in a great community."
As the county's population grows, so does the enrollment in the schools. However, enrollment in Bradley County schools has leveled out over the past few years.
McDaniel attributes this to the relocation of those displaced by the 2011 tornadoes from the county schools zone to the Cleveland City Schools zone.
"There are more available apartments in the city and the city school enrollment is up," McDaniel said.
Bradley County School has about 10,500 students enrolled.
"We are very diverse economically," McDaniel said.
In many of the Bradley County elementary schools, more than half of the student population is "economically disadvantaged." Taylor Elementary has the largest percentage while North Lee Elementary School has the lowest percentage.
"We understand that the needs of students are varied and so we have to find ways to help students be successful," McDaniel said.
The system has 11 elementary schools, with Waterville Community Elementary School being the largest.
"Their enrollment is right at 600 students. We have our CDC (comprehensive development classroom), special education population down there in addition to our regular school," McDaniel said.
The newest school in the system is Park View Elementary, which was built in 2009.
McDaniel said it became a replacement school when Blue Springs Elementary was closed.
In addition to two middle schools and two high schools, BCS also includes a virtual school, adult high school and alternative high school.
The alternative high school is for those who are behind in credits or are working out behavioral issues that have become hindrances to completing school in a traditional setting.
McDaniel said the graduation rate for this school last year was 100 percent. The school system had a graduation rate of 90 percent.
The director of schools said the school system seeks to help students establish healthy habits. This is done through the school system's coordinated school health and nutrition programs.
"If you come into our school (cafeteria), you will see a lot of fruit and a lot of vegetables. We are teaching them to eat healthy and exercise. We have trained our teachers in using brain-based educational resources that gets them up and moving," McDaniel said.
McDaniel said many times students get in trouble simply because they have a lot of energy and cannot sit still.
The school superintendent said he had a similar issue in first grade, only he wanted to get up and help other students when he finished his work with their work.
"Finally, Miss Riley realized she was just going to have to let me do that," McDaniel said.
Another way the school system focuses on students' health is with a mobile medical facility.
Implementation of the Common Core state standards, continuing to use the Project Coach teacher evaluation model and an emphasis on leadership have been focuses this year.
Teachers have welcomed the change in evaluation model to something that encourages communication rather than trying to "hit 52 indicators," McDaniel said.
As part of the emphasis on leadership, the elementary schools have begun holding student-led conferences.
At Prospect Elementary School, the number of people attending teacher conferences skyrocketed as 1,000 parents and grandparents attended.
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I looked forward to returning to the United States because… -It was time I regretted leaving my new home abroad because… -Who knows when I'll have the freedom, time and money to do it all again. When I came back to the U.S., I thought that my family would… -Be glad to see me and supportive (and they were), but being home with them gave me such a gauge for how much I had changed; they were the same, but I wasn't and we really had to readjust. Culture Shock What is it? Culture shock is the unexpected jolt of coming home to your previous culture. For some, it is a devastating experience that takes time and effort to conquer. For others, it is less painful or difficult. Common to all is the experience of leaving the United States, friends, and family. The new country presents challenges to your personality, your beliefs, your likes and dislikes. Returning means confronting your old world with your new self. The extent to which people experience culture shock varies tremendously. Examine the strategies for coping with culture shock and be ready to put them to use. Upon returning to the U.S., my biggest surprise was… -How very hard it has been to adjust. I usually handle change very well; never did I think that I would experience culture shock (because I didn't going over), but boy did I when I came home! How to deal with return shock -Spend some time alone to sort out our feelings, set new goals and priorities, and put things into perspective. Your new view of the United States Undoubtedly, your perception of the United States has been challenged since studying abroad. Keep in mind that most have not had the opportunity to see the U.S. from an international perspective. Since studying abroad, I now see the United States… -As having more cultural and societal influences on other countries than I had imagined. The best way to adjust to SCU again is to… -Remember that you can experience new and exciting things here at SCU too. It might not be as exciting as a bike ride through Amsterdam or New Year's Eve in Berlin, but you can always learn and explore new experiences. Putting your study abroad experience into perspective Keep your study abroad experience alive: -Continue taking classes in your second language. Being able to speak your host country's language can help to keep your study experience alive. If I could do it over, I would… -Plan to stay for an entire year. The most important thing I learned was… -I can live and function on my own and have fun. Read more tips for re-entry from The University of Notre Dame. Welcome back. We are always anxious and willing to see your pictures, hear your stories and listen to what made your abroad experience wonderful or challenging or a learning experience. Please stop by and see us! |


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We had a Great White suction side cleaner on our fiberglass IG pool that worked great. Planning new pool and I asked PB about pressure side cleaners. He said that requires an extra pump (which I knew) but the pump would go out in a couple of years. So are there longevity issues with booster pumps for pressure side cleaners? |
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- Posted by domingos35 (My Page) on Tue, May 1, 12 at 14:39
it depends one of my customers had to replace his booster pump twice in 1 year |
My booster pump is going into the 11th year, no issues knock on wood. Keep in mind I'm in MI so it is only used 5-6 months of the year. |
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We've had pressure side cleaners for 27 years and we have replaced the booster pump at least once, maybe twice. We are in California and have lots of trees near the pool including redwoods so use it 12 months a year. |
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I was having problems with my phone lines, so I called the phone company to see if they could help me.
The problems were very intermittent so I did not think he would be able to fix it. various problems. I could not hear the other person talk
He came over and did the following things 1. disconnected the unused alarm system inside out and outside, that alone made me very happy. It beeps when the power goes out. 2. Installed a dsl filter. We had a dsl filter missing on one of the TVs (has satellite receiver, with phone line) 3. Removed a remote phone jack the satellite folks put there for some dumb reason. It was the base unit. No other end could be found. He said they put those if there was no phone line near the receiver, but both receivers had phone lines installed near them. I think he just put it there just out of habit. He said it was not the phone company that installed it during dsl install, as I thought because they don't do that. 4 re-booted router. He said a missing dsl filter can cause static. He said rebooting the router as any electronic device helps since the get over heated and need to be shut off from time to time. He said wireless phone jacks are bad news. He did not say why, that I can remember. He wondered where the other half was but we never found it. The thing I was having the most problems with was, how an alarm system, not in use would cause problems. He explained it, but I forgot most of what he said, maybe because I did not thoroughly understand. Can anyone, in not too technical terms, explain what happens when an alarm system, not being used, tries to take over the phone lines? and how and why it can cause the above problems. I wondered if the sat company calls at 2 am why would that cause static during the day? why would a remote phone jack cause problems? He suggested a new router if we continued to have internet problems. These are the three options he suggested
I we get a new router, what do you think we should get, that cause the least problems? Please let me know which fixes would fix which problems and why. I hope all this is not too confusing. It is to me. Internet connection does seem faster now since he left, about 1 hour ago. Mary |
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Do all rods and knobs have a standard threading? We've lost a knob.
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Thanks for the warning, brickeye. I'll take the rod to the plumbing store; hopefully I can find parts that will match up. ...Pam |
By any chance are you talking about the rod that controls the pop-up drain? If so, it's fairly simple to replace the rod/knob combo from another kit (you'd have to buy another pop-up drain, or just "borrow" it from a used kit). The rods come in different thicknesses, so just be aware of that and try to find the same thickness rod (it's not essential, but avoids a very loose rod and makes it easier to attach to the arm that operates the drain without it sliding off. |
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Thanks, Homebound. I am talking about the rod that controls the pop-up drain. The kids have lost the knob off the top; it must have come unscrewed. I may have to buy a rod and knob set. I'll look on Kijiji for a set before looking to buy new. Thanks! |
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Season 33 - Series 7 (2012-2013)
Asylum of the Daleks
09 Sep 2012 | Asylum of the Daleks, by Matt Hills |
Has the internet melted yet? Because Asylum of the Daleks may well be the greatest piece of Moffatesque misdirection that Doctor Who has ever enjoyed. Every Dalek ever! screamed the advance publicity, promising scale and spectacle and scope. And sure enough, we got all that. But the hype was just a smoke screen set up to protect the real heart of this episode, and its audacious, incredible use of one unexpected character. Rarely has a series opener been as memorable and as history-defining as this, at least in terms of Doctor Whos overarching mythos. Well not see Asylums like again: this is a one-shot trick, introducing an important human character only to then mount a stunning, gobsmacking reveal. Almost an inversion of Rob Shearmans Dalek in places, this time the difference between human and monster is explored from the other side. Remember me, the Doctor is told, and Ive no doubt he will, along with millions of fans. Asylum of the Daleks is testament to the production teams impressive ambition, and Moffats desire to find new things to do with the Daleks. Theres plenty of life left in the old icons yet, whether its the fact they now have a Prime Minister and a Parliament (were all the different Daleks referred to as a Coalition in any earlier drafts, I wonder?), as well as an innovative and brilliantly visual way of commandeering puppet humans. The zombie sequence is surprisingly nasty for contemporary Who, veering sharply into horror territory despite its lack of blood and gore. Along with ringing the changes, Moffats script appears to blatantly ignore plot points from Victory of the Daleks. Though hed already expounded the view that the Dalek Paradigm were an officer class (something that hardly makes much sense of red drones), for series seven the showrunner goes right ahead and reinstates popular Davies-era bronze models. In DWM 451, Moffat argues that this isnt a continuity error, and of course hes right. Its no error. Its a deliberate, conscious continuity blanking or resetting after Victory; a discontinuity aimed at recharging and revitalizing the pepperpot psychopaths. Sometimes ignoring Whos continuity can enable a brilliant story possibility, or facilitate startling TV spectacle, and Asylum surely provides ammunition for that viewpoint. After last year, I wasnt at all surprised that Nick Hurran was allocated to a number of Moffat scripts. I can imagine Moffat watching a cut of The Girl Who Waited and muttering to himself Im having some of that! (although my imagination is fairly warped, Ill concede). And Hurran plus Daleks doesnt disappoint; a number of sequences are incredibly tense. In directorial terms, everything just works, as the episode rockets along towards its devastating conclusion with plenty of visual panache. Theres also some crafty word play another hallmark of a gold-standard Moffat screenplay. Childhood jokes or mispronounciations of eggs-term-in-ate won't ever be seen in quite the same light after this. And theres a characteristic mash-up of prior Moffat motifs (he really does seem to love writing a strange, transformative kind of quasi-fan fiction based on appropriating his own previous scripts). On this occasion, its back to The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances for a nano-cloud, Skarosian remix of the nanogenes, mixed with an aspect of 'Let's Kill Hitler'. But on the all-round strength of this showing, if Moffat's new ideas amount to shiny rearrangements of old ideas, then so be it. Weak spots? Im not sure there are very many, although with so much to cram in, Amy and Rorys storyline seems curiously rushed, condensed to its essential plot beats. And Moffats feisty female characters all seem to speak in the same quickfire, gimmicky manner which grates ever so slightly to my ears. Whatever faults one might have attributed to Russell T. Daviess series openers, he always sketched out convincing characters incredibly well. Even minor figures could take on a dense weight of realism. By contrast, many of Moffats characters carry an air of stylized unreality, something which Id say has been true of Amy Pond in the past, and seems true yet again of the major new character here, thanks partly to things like the chinboy and beaky shtick. Akin to The Impossible Astronaut last year, this episode helps set up a host of questions, as well as cleverly integrating the Doctor Who? business into its events. Forget series fives partial misfire, because Steven Moffat already has. This episode is the real 'Victory', thanks both to its Dalek depictions and its unprecedented contributions to Who's history. Did you think youd ever see an introduction quite like this? Unexpected, unpredictable, and utterly, utterly brilliant. You can tick Daleks off the list; when is Steven Moffat going to write a proper, full-on Cyberman story? | |


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Queen Just Ruined the Freddie Mercury Movie
In Development By Scott Beggs on July 23, 2013 | Comments (4)You know that gritty, soul-searching Freddie Mercury biopic starring Sacha Baron Cohen that you wanted? It's not going to happen. According to Deadline Hollywood, Cohen has left the project due to creative differences with Queen, and while that's normally code for Any Number Of Other Reasons, it sounds like this time the differences were legitimate. Instead of wanting a real movie that dug into R-rating territory (for an iconic musician whose life was certainly not PG), the band was more interested in the Mickey Mouse version of the story. Cohen also brought in heavy hitters like Peter Morgan, David Fincher and Tom Hooper to work on the film, but the band (who had creative control) wouldn't approve them. Because they're the last people you want working on your friend's life story, right? Without Cohen on board, Hooper is out as well. This is a shame. In a studio situation where it's hard enough to get mature movies made, even when they are essentially recipes for Oscar gold, it's doubly difficult to see something brought down by the very people who should have a vested interest in telling the most compelling story possible. The funny/tragic thing is that even if Queen wants a PG-rating for their bandmate's story, as soon as Mercury kisses a dude, the MPAA will probably slap it with an NC-17 anyway. So even though we all know what the lyrics say, the only question that matters now is whether the show will go on.
Criterion Close-Up: Dreyer's 'Passion of Joan of Arc' vs Hooper's 'Les Miserables'
Criterion Files By Landon Palmer on January 23, 2013 | Comments (6)What is the very best way to use of the close-up? Is it best to save close-ups for the emotional arcs of a film, or to introduce a character? Can too many close-ups leave audiences feeling claustrophobic, and can too few prevent us from properly identifying with characters? Much has been made of Tom Hooper's controversial use of the close-up for Les Miserables. The lack of critical consent over the film's close-ups could be a major reason why Hooper has been on few shortlists for directing awards, even as the film garners attention fin other categories. Hooper's use of the close-up perhaps reaches its apex early on, in an extended shot of Anne Hathaway as Fantine singing "I Dreamed a Dream," a sequence that has been generally celebrated as the film's strongest moment and ostensibly ensured Hathaway's lock for a Best Supporting Actress Oscar. But Hooper's isn't the first filmmaker known for implementing the close-up liberally and controversially. How does Hooper's use of the close-up for a film musical compare to one of cinema history's most famous close-up-structured films, Carl Theodor Dreyer's silent masterpiece The Passion of Joan of Arc?
Movie News After Dark: Time to Get Honest About Hunger Games and Inception
Movie News By Neil Miller on January 10, 2013 | Comments (1)What is Movie News After Dark? It's a movie news column that cares. Bring Me Your Katniss! – We begin this evening with one of a few new images from The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, the holiday-releasing sequel to that other movie about a girl with a bow, an arrow and a will to live. The above image is our first look at Philip Seymour Hoffman as Plutarch Heavensbee. Seriously, these names…
'Les Miserables': A Guide to the Surprising Depth of Its Stars' Singing Backgrounds
Features By Kate Erbland on December 5, 2012 | Comments (5)Let it never be said that director Tom Hooper took the easy road with his follow-up feature to his Oscar-winning The King's Speech. While Hooper's decision to again tackle a period piece with a new film version of an already often-adapted piece of work might have seemed simple when it was first announced, Hooper's inspired idea to make his Les Miserables as close to an actual stage production as possible is anything but safe or expected. With Hooper making the bold decision to use "live" singing from his cast (not going the more traditional route of lip-syncing and recording tracks in post-production), his version of Les Miserables places quite the premium on getting truly great musical performances out of its stars. Which is why it might be confusing to many a moviegoer that the cast of Hooper's Les Mis is rounded out by big name movie stars that most people wouldn't necessarily associate with the Great White Way. But Hooper knew exactly what he was doing when he cast such stars as Hugh Jackman, Russell Crowe, Anne Hathway, and Amanda Seyfried in his film, because while the cast of Les Miserables is rife with well-known acting talent, it's also filled to the brim with exceptional (and, in most cases, exceptionally trained) songbirds. Not sold on the dulcet tones and vocal stylings of this new Les Mis cast? Let's take a look at their singing backgrounds.
'Les Miserables' Video Featurette Explains the Emotional Advantage to Singing On Set
Movie News By Scott Beggs on September 21, 2012 | Comments (1)A decent amount of talk has been dedicated to director Tom Hooper's decision to have the cast of Les Miserables sing live during takes instead of using the more traditional method of overdubbing. Rightfully so. Though it's not the first movie to eschew dubbing, it's the largest scale project to do so completely, and that creates a bit of danger in the form of raw voices. On the other hand, as cast members Hugh Jackman, Anne Hathaway, Amanda Seyfried, Russell Crowe, Samantha Barks and Eddie Redmayne explain, there's a freedom that comes with it which allows for them to truly emote through their songs. After a stunning teaser, this look into the method behind the madness proves once again that there's a lot to hope for with this flick. It looks to be an epic given the proper epic treatment, and the on-set singing aspect, especially, gives it a fascinating edge that will most likely be something far beyond a simple gimmick. If nothing else, this featurette shows plainly the filmmakers' investment in and dedication to the process. Check it out for yourself:
'Les Miserables' Teaser Gives a Sense of Anne Hathaway's Raw, On-Set Singing
Movie News By Scott Beggs on May 30, 2012 | Be the First To CommentMost trailers are anywhere from 2 to 4 minutes, but very few pack as much grandiose power as the new teaser for Les Miserables manages in just a minute and a half. To be fair, director Tom Hooper is utilizing time-honored music that swells and soars, but there's also a power in the shots, the set design, and in Anne Hathaway's voice as she laments the death of a dream. With a shaved head. The scale looks nasty, brutish and epic. Check it out for yourself:
'Les Miserables' Pics Show Off the Opulent Filth of a Simpler Time
Movie News By Scott Beggs on May 29, 2012 | Be the First To CommentAs we all know, period pieces are beloved the world around for their gorgeous, detailed designs and their poorly shaved heads. Tom Hooper's Les Miserables will not disappoint on either front, especially considering that these new pictures show off both Hugh Jackman and Anne Hathaway with heads that look like they were shaved by an epileptic Edward Scissorhands. The joys of Victor Hugo's novel, come to life!
Taylor Swift Not Starring In 'Les Miserables,' Actual Trained Theatrical Actress to Take Eponine Role
Casting Couch By Kate Erbland on February 1, 2012 | Comments (4)A few weeks ago, Twitch exclusively reported that Taylor Swift had been offered the role of Eponine in Tom Hooper's Les Miserables adaptation – news which struck most people with ears and eyes as a terrible pick (myself heartily included). But it looks like that news was perhaps a bit too premature, as Swift will not be playing the rich girl turned street urchin (and one segment of the story's love triangle). Instead, the all-star production has gone in a different direction – by reportedly hiring on an actual trained Broadway actress who has played the role before. Samantha Barks will take on the role, which she previously played in the wildly popular 25th anniversary concert version of the classic story. The news was announced by Cameron Mackintosh (who is also a producer on Hooper's film) live on stage at the Manchester Palace during the curtain call of a performance of Oliver!, a production in which Barks was playing the role of Nancy. While it's unclear at this time, most observers seem to think the official news was a surprise even to Barks, who apparently looked both elated and surprised by the news.
Amanda Seyfried and Taylor Swift Offered Roles in 'Les Miz'? Cue Tween Screaming Now
Casting Couch By Kate Erbland on January 3, 2012 | Comments (17)On the heels of the news that director Tom Hooper will likely make the cast of his upcoming Les Miserables adaptation sing "live" on camera (versus inserting vocals after they've been polished up in a traditional recording studio), comes news that The King's Speech helmer may have two other vocal talents to add to his production. Twitch reports, thanks to two different exclusive scoops, that offers are out to Amanda Seyfried and Taylor Swift for a pair of key parts (and both angles on a looooove triangle!). Seyfried (who actually has a background in opera, fun trivia!) has been offered the essential role of Cosette. Cosette is the daughter of Anne Hathaway's Fantine (yes, Hathaway is just three years older than Seyfried), the ruined and tragic prostitute. Fantine gives baby Cosette to the rich Thénardiers, thinking they will care for her, though they mistreat her until she is eventually saved by adoptive papa Jean Valjean. And just why do the Thénardiers abuse her? Well, they're really evil, and they're also busy lavishing treats on their real daughters, including eldest Eponine. Swift has reportedly been offered the role of Eponine, rich girl turned street urchin. Both Cosette and Eponine are in love with second-generation baron Marius Pontmercy (to be played by Eddie Redmayne) in Victor Hugo's classic story. The addition of Seyfried is a bit of a no-brainer, she's well on her way to an established film career (despite some missteps like Red Riding Hood and Dear John), and her actual background in and talent for […]
On Their Own: Tom Hooper's 'Les Miserables' Cast to Record Vocals Live on Camera?
In Production By Kate Erbland on December 28, 2011 | Comments (6)Let it never be said that director Tom Hooper doesn't make some interesting choices when it comes to filming his projects for maximum veracity. His Oscar-winning hit The King's Speech was shot on a former porno set (grit!), he used Colonial Williamsburg for a number of sets for his John Adams (gritty, in a different way!), and now it looks like he's going full-hilt on his first musical feature. Hooper's next film is a full-scale musical feature version of the done-to-starving-death Les Miserables, and while a new take on Victor Hugo's classic material doesn't strike most people as necessary, Hooper is going to give the project its own spin to liven it up. No, no, he's not going to make it some sort of bizarre "reimagining," he's going to make its stars actually sing. No, no, it's much more interesting than that – he's going to make them sing live. A "source close to the production" has told the Sun UK that "the director is determined to make the project as authentic as possible." As such, "the cast will record their vocals live on camera rather than go into a studio first then mime on film to the pre-recorded vocal…First they have to learn the complex songs, then they'll have to get it right on set in front of the other stars and crew." This does provide a look inside Hooper's vision for the film, which may be much more classically theatrical than first suspected. Hooper has already lined up […]
Anne Hathaway to Dream a Dream in Tom Hooper's 'Les Miserables'
Casting Couch By Kate Erbland on October 18, 2011 | Be the First To CommentLast month, Hugh Jackman and Russell Crowe officially signed on for Tom Hooper's take on the classic Les Miserables, set to face off as dashing criminal Jean Valjean and Police Inspector Javert, respectively. At the time, we didn't yet know who would be taking on the female leads in the musical, but it looks like Hooper has rounded out at least one role with that rare beast – a Hollywood starlet with a predilection for belting out tunes. No, not Barbra Streisand. No, not Cher. Oh, guys, no, not Christina Aguilera. It's Anne Hathaway! Hathaway will play eventual prostitute Fantine, who gives up quite literally everything (including her teeth) to provide for her daughter Cosette (who comes under Valjean's wing). She also sings her way through a number of big numbers, the most famous of which is unfortunate Glee fodder "I Dreamed a Dream." Hathaway has sung in a few features (including Rio and Ella Enchanted), and she's broken out her pipes during her duties as Oscar co-host and two-time Saturday Night Live host, but she's yet to bring those talents to a full-scale musical. Hathaway has also been long attached to (and quite personally involved with) a Judy Garland biopic. Should her performance in Les Miz establish her as a singing force to be reckoned with (toothless and all), maybe we'll see that Garland film yet.
Hugh Jackman and Russell Crowe to Go Tête à Tête in 'Les Miserables'
Casting Couch By Kate Erbland on September 9, 2011 | Comments (2)If you spent yesterday ruminating on whether or not Hollywood needed yet another Anna Karenina, you can now use those brain muscles to ponder the existence of yet another big-scale adaptation of a classic work – now with 100% more Russell Crowe! We've known for awhile that Hugh Jackman would star in Tom Hooper's take on Les Miserables, but it's been unclear just who he would play and, conversely, who would play opposite him. Dream no more dreams, mon amies, all of our questions have now been answered. Jackman will star as prisoner 24601 himself, criminal Jean Valjean (but a dashing criminal who stole bread to save his family, a thief with a heart of gold!), with Crowe set as his long-time nemesis, Police Inspector Javert (who is essentially the Officer Krupke of the entire production). Jackman and Crowe round out the essential male roles of the film, with casting still up in the air for the female leads Fantine and Cosette, along with the entire Thénardier family. This new Les Miz is viewed as a "live-action adaptation" of the famous stage musical and an adaptation of Victor Hugo's classic novel. You know what that means! Singing! It's no secret that Jackman loves to belt out tunes, and the actor is pretty skilled when it comes to doing the big showy stuff (hell, he's even done it on Broadway in The Boy from Oz). But Crowe is no singing slouch either, as he likes to put his gravelly voice to more rock tunes, […]
Would Hugh Jackman Make a Better Cop or Thief for 'Les Miserables'?
Casting Couch By Scott Beggs on June 16, 2011 | Comments (4)Any theater fan knows that making Les Miserable as a film will be a considerable undertaking (one that hopefully keeps the rotating stage). It's an epic piece of writing made even larger by the music created for the stage version by Claude-Michel Schonberg and Alain Boublil (the English version libretto was done by Herbert Kretzmer). With a Best Picture under his belt, Tom Hooper wants to tackle it, and so does Universal, but they'll both need some giants to fill the main roles, and it looks like they've gotten their first. Variety is reporting that Hugh Jackman, famous for being well-versed as an actor, a singer, and a not-too-shabby dancer, is currently in talks to star. It's unclear whether he'll be playing the fugitive Jean Valjean (who was imprisoned for stealing bread to feed his sister's family) or Javert (the police inspector determined to hunt him down), but speculation seems to be that he'll be running from the law instead of representing it. That speculation is based on Jackman's natural tenor singing range, but it wouldn't be the first time a production forced an actor to do something out of their safe zone. The real question is which part he'd be best for. That, again, is Valjean. Although he could honestly nail down either part firmly. Now to find a suitable counterpart. How about Liam Neeson (who portrayed Valjean in the 1998 film adaptation), Karl Urban (can he sing?), or Jean Dujardin (making a proper launch into US filmmaking)? On […]
Editor's Note: This review originally ran in November 2010, but since The King's Speech just won the Academy Award for Best Picture, it seemed incredibly relevant. Enjoy. According to the dictionary, to be kingly is to be "stately or splendid, as resembling, suggesting, or befitting a king; regal." The great movie kings — Henry II, Richard III, Arthur — fit that description, being strong, alpha male types, domineering presences unafraid to exert their authority and make their reign felt. What a surprise, then, to encounter George VI (Colin Firth) in Tom Hooper's eloquent, emotional The King's Speech. The current Queen Elizabeth's father ascended to the throne in 1936, at a time that called out for a forceful leader. With scandal in his wake, spurred by his brother Edward's abdication, and the European continent on the precipice of war, the new king faced the daunting task of inspiring an empire rife with tumult.
Editor's Note: This article will be updated in real time as the winners come in during the Academy Awards broadcast. Please join us for our Live-Blog tonight (because we ask nicely), and while you wait for the winners, check out our Oscar Week Series, where you will find breakdowns and predictions for all of the major categories. Tonight's the night! You find out if you will take top prize in your office pool, and, you know, you'll get to see which fantastic films are most celebrated with little naked statues of gold. If you love the Oscars, hate them, or pretend to hate them while sitting riveted to the broadcast, one thing is clear: tonight is a night to celebrate the best in filmmaking. We love movies. So do you. Tonight we can all celebrate our favorites of 2010 even if they don't win and even if they weren't nominated. As for those in the running, they are all beautiful works of art, they're all winners tonight, they went out on the field and gave 110%…and…yeah, yeah, yeah. Let's get to the winning, right? And the Oscar goes to…
14-Year-Olds Tearing Down Walls To See 'The King's Speech' Will Finally Be Able To
Movie News By Scott Beggs on February 25, 2011 | Be the First To CommentWe've reported before on the possibility of The Weinstein Company shooting for an edited version of The King's Speech in order to get a brand new, shiny PG-13 rating. According to Variety, they've successfully done so. What does it all mean? It means that an Oscar contender for Best Picture has been watered down because 1) bad language is dangerous to our youth 2) teenagers put down their Nintendo DSes and sexting devices for long enough to lobby TWC to get a teenager-friendly version approved and/or 3) none of the above. What it really means is that if you haven't seen the film, and you want to see it in all its (literal) fucking glory, you might not be able to soon. If TWC decides to pull all of the original, un-bowdlerized versions and replace them with the PG-13 version (which some source are saying has the words muted. That's right. Muted. You'll hear nothing instead of a human talking where a human is supposed to be talking), then you might be out of luck. As adults and movie fans, the only response is to do the opposite of what TWC expects – don't go see the film specifically because its been edited. It's unclear what role Tom Hooper played in this move, if any, but it is clear that The Weinstein Company has done it solely because they feel it will expand their profit base. However, the millions of teenagers demanding access to this film will finally get it […]
If there's one thing that's really great about the Academy Awards it's the manner in which they decide who gets nominated and, ultimately, who wins for each category. It makes little sense to have directors vote on who did the best acting, or musicians deciding on who had the most splendid photography, or screenwriters deciding who made the best non-scripted picture. Professionals in their field decide on which other professionals in their same field did the most exemplary work to represent their profession.
And thank God, because I can't imagine how you would define what constitutes great directing. The job encompasses so much that great directing can be equally applied to someone obsessively anal about their "vision" just as much as someone who relies on spontaneity and ad-lib to achieve the best results. It can be applied to someone with incredible photographic technique and an eye for scene setup, and another who seems to have little regard for visual appeal. As the matter of fact, as of last year it no longer even matters whether you have a penis or not.
I absolutely have no clue what constitutes great directing despite having my own opinion, which carries no weight because I've never done it in my life. I probably couldn't direct traffic let alone tell someone to film me doing it from a specific spot and focus on my anxiety in close-up and then cut to a slow-mo clip of me weeping when drivers don't pay attention to me. If I could do that then maybe I'd have an idea what a great director really does.
Thankfully, I don't have to as the Best Director is decided upon by others who have been there, done it and conquered it in their own way to acknowledge how difficult it must have been to focus all collaborators' attention to the right areas at the right times to arrive altogether at the same, desired destination; which is ultimately arriving at a final product they can all be proud of.
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Movie News After Dark: James Franco, Police Academy, Doctor Who Cupcakes and Over the Top 2
Movie News By Neil Miller on February 24, 2011 | Comments (4)What is Movie News After Dark? This is a question that I am almost never asked, but I will answer it for you anyway. Movie News After Dark is FSR's newest late-night secretion, a column dedicated to all of the news stories that slip past our daytime editorial staff and make it into my curiously chubby RSS 'flagged' box. It will (but is not guaranteed to) include relevant movie news, links to insightful commentary and other film-related shenanigans. I may also throw in a link to something TV-related here or there. It will also serve as my place of record for being both charming and sharp-witted, but most likely I will be neither of the two. I write this stuff late at night, what do you expect?
Oscar Nom Tom Hooper Eyeballs Another 'Les Misérables'
Movie News By Nathan Adams on February 24, 2011 | Comments (1)The LA Times seems to have spies situated deep in the camp of The King's Speech director Tom Hooper, and they're spilling all of the beans when it comes to what his next film may be. One shady, unnamed source says that Hooper has already been offered and turned down the chance to direct Iron Man 3. As has been previously reported, Lethal Weapon scribe Shane Black will be the one taking on the further adventures of the red and gold Avenger, so this suggests that Black was not Marvel's first pick for continuing the series. What is Hooper going to do instead of a super hero sequel? Well, another source close to the director told the Times that he is considering an offer to direct a film version of Les Misérables. What started as a 1860s era novel by French icon Victor Hugo has spawned countless republishings and adaptations since it's release, the most famous of which probably being the stage musical of the early 80s. The trench coat wearing, standing in the shadows source intimates that it would be the musical that Hooper would be adapting for the screen here. The last Hollywood adaption of the story was directed by Bill August, came out in 1998, and was not a musical.
Movie News After Dark: Bardem for Bond, SAG Loves Firth, Angry Birds and Mark Zuckerberg
Movie News By Neil Miller on January 31, 2011 | Be the First To CommentWhat is Movie News After Dark? This is a question that I am almost never asked, but I will answer it for you anyway. Movie News After Dark is FSR's newest late-night secretion, a column dedicated to all of the news stories that slip past our daytime editorial staff and make it into my curiously chubby RSS 'flagged' box. It will (but is not guaranteed to) include relevant movie news, links to insightful commentary and other film-related shenanigans. I may also throw in a link to something TV-related here or there. It will also serve as my place of record for being both charming and sharp-witted, but most likely I will be neither of the two. I write this stuff late at night, what do you expect?
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