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The Whip and the Body
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|The Whip and the Body
|Directed by
|Mario Bava
|Produced by
|Ferdinando Baldi (as Free Baldwin)
Federico Magnaghi (as Tom Rhodes)
Elio Scardamaglia (as John Oscar)
|Written by
|Ernesto Gastaldi (as Julian Berry)
Ugo Guerra (as Robert Hugo)
Luciano Martino (as Martin Hardy)
|Daliah Lavi
Christopher Lee
Tony Kendall
Ida Galli (as Isli Oberon)
Harriet Medin
|Music by
|Carlo Rustichelli (as Jim Murphy)
|Ubaldo Terzano (as David Hamilton)Mario Bava (uncredited)
|Edited by
|Renato Cinquini (as Rob King)
Leone Film
Release dates
|29 August 1963
Running time
|91 min. (Italy)
85 min. (France)
|$66,500 (estimated)
|Box office
|ITL 72,000,000 (Italy)
The Whip and the Body (Italian: La frusta e il corpo; UK title: Night is the Phantom) is a 1963 Italian gothic horror film directed by Mario Bava.
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An isolated castle on the Eastern European coast. Kurt (Christopher Lee), the older son of Count Menliff (Gustavo De Nardo), was in marriage preparations with Nevenka (Daliah Lavi). However, Kurt had an affair with Tania, the daughter of Menliffs' servant Giorgia (Harriet Medin), and Tania committed suicide because of Kurt's prospective marriage. Count Menliff rejected Kurt and he left the castle. Meanwhile, Nevenka married Cristiano (Tony Kendall), Kurt's younger brother.
One day, Kurt arrives at the castle, superficially to celebrate Cristiano and Nevenka but in fact he is to reclaim his title and fortune, which supposedly also includes Nevenka. During an evening on the beach and following a session of flogging and sex, masochistic Nevenka understands that she is still in love with Kurt. Frustrated, she does not return to the castle and is eventually found unconscious by the butler Losat (Luciano Pigozzi). At the same night, Kurt is killed under curious circumstances, with the same dagger Tania had committed suicide with. Now, Kurt is dead but a series of events hints that his ghost has started to haunt the castle for revenge.
- Christopher Lee: Kurt
- Daliah Lavi: Nevenka
- Tony Kendall: Cristiano
- Gustavo De Nardo (as Dean Ardow): Count Menliff
- Luciano Pigozzi (as Allan Collins): Losat
- Ida Galli (as Isli Oberon): Katia
- Harriet Medin (as Harriet White): Giorgia
- Jacques Herlin: priest
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The film was shot for about $66.000 in Lazio and Rome. All of Christopher Lee's dialogue was dubbed by another actor.[1]
Alternate titles include The Way of the Body and Son of Satan. A shorter version entitled What! was released in the United States.[2]
Critical reception[edit]
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The film is well received by contemporary critics. On review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes it has a 71% approval rating, based on seven reviews, and is certified "fresh".[3]
- Hughes, Howard (2011). Cinema Italiano - The Complete Guide From Classics To Cult. London - New York: I.B.Tauris. ISBN 978-1-84885-608-0.
- ^ Hughes, p.81
- ^ "Release dates for The Whip and the Flesh". Internet Movie Database. Retrieved 2 July 2012.
- ^ "La frusta e il corpo (The Whip and The Body) (1963)". Rotten Tomatoes. Retrieved 2 July 2012.
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The robotic cheetah MIT has been working on can now autonomously detect and jump over obstacles while running at 5 miles per hour.
Jump works with an array of cameras and Google Cardboard to create a fully-immersive 3D experience.
Android Pay integrates fingerprint scanning for in-store purchases.
Google and GoPro team up on the Jump platform to bring 360-degree stereostopic virtual-reality video to YouTube.
The smartened up version of the Align LED will change color temperatures on demand, and work directly with Apple HomeKit.
The company had previously said it would lose $1.4 billion in its fiscal year ended March 31, but it has now revised that number down to 126 billion yen.
The smartphone is the first flagship to launch with Cricket's new trio of Phone Payment Plans.
A brave video camera separates from its owner and goes for a spectacular dive to the ground. The fascinating footage survived the fall.
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The Olympus Stylus SP-100 is a problem-solver camera, giving zoom fiends a simple -- and clever -- way to keep athletes, wildlife, and other targets in your sights.
All things considered, the OCZ ARC 100 series is an excellent upgrade to a sluggish computer, thanks to good performance and affordable pricing.
Now that America's MegaBots and Japan's Suidobashi Heavy Industries have both built giant, pilot-controlled robots, it seems obvious what has to happen next.
The new quadcopter as well as a new collision-avoidance system, DJI Guidance, gives developers a platform to create solutions for.
The new quadcopter is designed to help developers research and test new applications for aerial technology.
At its annual Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple says its App Store has paid $30 billion to developers for their apps.
Technically Incorrect: The famed physicist warns that we need to make sure computers have goals that coincide with ours.
Technically Incorrect: Engineers at Stanford build little robots with big pulling power, using a design inspired by a real animal.
After years resisting subscriptions, Apple hits play on a $10-a-month streaming music service Tuesday with a three-month free trial.
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For some musicians, their 9-to-5 is little more than a means to an end. Pizza and guitar strings don't pay for themselves, after all. Others take pride in their work, both on stage and in the "real world," but view them as two parts of a whole.
But for Jess Lamb, her twin identities as a musician and teacher are deeply intertwined. She works hard in both professional avenues and has put a large amount of effort into maintaining them, even during her post-American Idol influx of activities. It's a balancing act with some unexpected complications that she is still learning to walk gracefully. But for Lamb, there is no other choice.
"I think that the public has seen me as a teacher and I don't want my name to be tainted by this other persona, this other career, this other life. So I don't want to be slosh drunk. I don't want to be like Jim Morrison in my experimenting with life. But at the same time there's a whole other vibe with playing in venues, playing in bars and it is very different from the teacher thing," Lamb explains.
Before Idol, Lamb's work as a musician and an ESL teacher were more easily separated. Nowadays, with the added exposure that Idol has brought to her and her late-night performances around town, she has had to go to greater lengths to protect the sanctity of both. A shot of Jameson may not be thrown back with the same careless abandon as a few months prior and photo ops are utterly devoid of the counter-cultural staples of, say, a middle finger or devil horns. This isn't to say that Lamb was or is a reckless partier at night and a quiet bookworm during the day.
Rather, what happens at night can bleed into the daylight hours and her work in one aspect of life can't compromise the other. She has to take into account who her new audience members may be and how they learned of Lamb. Being a teacher requires maintaining professionalism at all times. When a teacher is shown on national television, keeping that even-headed mentality all day and all night becomes even more important.
Considering all the time that Lamb has spent on her music after her Idol run, some may wonder why she doesn't put the teaching on hold for the time being. Between the Idol recaps she does regularly for Fox 19 since leaving the show, the myriad interviews, the residencies at Japps in Over-the-Rhine and Jags in West Chester (as well as other shows), the studio work and all the other opportunities that have arisen, finding time for teaching is pretty much impossible at this point. In fact, Lamb has cut down her teaching work to roughly four hours a week, doing basic lesson planning and similar activities. But she still carves out time for her teaching for a very important purpose.
"I don't do it for the money, it's not sustaining me. I do it for my spirit. It's for something that feels important, I don't know that what I'm doing all the time feels important," Lamb says.
She views being a teacher and an entertainer as two professions with two different contributions to society. Music and teaching both give something back to the community at large, but she feels that teaching impacts the public on a much larger scale. While singing in a smoky bar reaches a small amount of people, teaching has a much larger reach.
Ultimately, Lamb is a musician and teacher in equal measure. At this point, the music is taking more of her time, but she is determined to not let it take all of it.
"I don't want to cancel out one or the other with a teacher persona that's too square or a Rock star persona that's too crazy and unstable," Lamb says.
For Lamb, finding a mix of her two professions and passions is an ever-present struggle. When Idol rocketed her music to the forefront, she has had to constantly work to balance it out with activities that are equally as fulfilling. It hasn't been an easy process by any means but one that she sees as absolutely necessary.
Just don't be offended if she turns down a shot of whiskey next time you run into her in the Main St. district.
Nick Grever is checking in periodically with Cincinnati-based American Idol contest Jess Lamb about her post-Idol life. Check out previous "Beyond Idol Chatter" posts here. Visit jesslamb.com for music, show dates and more.
Good morning y'all. It's the end of the week and the sun is out. Those are both good enough reasons to keep this news update short, so just the facts for you today.
Starting on a somber note, officials continue to investigate the death of Cincinnati firefighter Daryl Gordon, who fell down an elevator shaft while responding to a fire at an apartment building in Madisonville yesterday. Gordon was a 30-year veteran of the department. Two other firefighters and four residents where hurt in the blaze, which broke out early yesterday morning. Investigators are still trying to piece together exactly what happened to Gordon.
• Will you be able to walk around The Banks with an open beer in time for the Major League Baseball All Star Game in July? It's looking increasingly possible. The Ohio House passed a bill allowing the creation of so-called "open container districts" this week. The proposed law could allow cities to designate specific areas where people can drink a cold one right out on the sidewalk. But the timeline is tight for would-be All Star Game revelers. The bill still has to go to through the state Senate and get Gov. John Kasich's autograph. After that, the city could rush through designations for specific districts but would have to wait 30 days for them to take effect. The race is on.
• Three men who have wrongfully spent the past 18 years in prison may soon walk free thanks to efforts by the Ohio Innocence Project, which is based at University of Cincinnati's College of Law. The Innocence Project announced yesterday that a Cuyahoga County Judge has thrown out the convictions of Derrick Wheatt, Laurese Glover and Eugene Johnson based on new evidence. The three will be released on bond and get a new trial. Their incarceration stems from the 1995 murder of Clifton Hudson, Jr. in Cleveland. Wheatt, Glover and Johnson who were nearby, were eventually arrested for the crime and convicted on the testimony of a single 14-year-old eyewitness. That witness later recanted her testimony and other evidence surfaced casting doubt that the three had a role in the crime.
• Ever been in a situation where you have to spend extended amounts of time the same room with someone who is competing with you for the affections of your crush? That's probably how former Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland and Cincinnati City Councilman P.G. Sittenfeld will feel tonight when both attend and speak at the Ohio Democratic Party's annual dinner. The two are currently going head to head in the party's primary for the chance to take on incumbent Republican U.S. Senator Rob Portman. Making things especially uncomfortable is the fact that Sittenfeld had signaled he wouldn't continue with campaign if Strickland entered the race. But the city councilman gained some good fundraising momentum and has decided to stay in the contest. Most of the higher-ups in the Democratic party have backed his more experienced foe, but Sittenfeld has said he's in it to win it. I really hope someone seated them at the same table.
• I mentioned a couple days ago that the Ohio House was mulling a fetal heartbeat bill that would ban abortions as early as six weeks into a pregnancy. That bill has now passed the House thanks in part to local state representatives Jonathan Dever of Madeira and Paul Zeltwanger of Mason, who both voted for the proposed law. The bill will now make its way to the state Senate, where it faces skepticism from some moderate Republicans. They say the bill wouldn't survive an inevitable legal challenge. Some supporters of the measure, however, say bring it on — they see the ensuing legal battle as a way to challenge the Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade decision prohibiting abortion bans.
• Let's jaunt next door to the great state of Indiana where Republican Gov. Mike Pence signed into law yesterday a measure that prohibits the government from restricting religious freedom unless absolutely necessary. Critics of that bill say it could allow businesses to refuse service to people, including LGBT individuals, based on the business owner's religious beliefs. Pence says the bill will do no such thing, but that hasn't stopped backlash from forming. A number of businesses, including the NCAA, and even some religious groups have expressed reservations about the law, which takes effect in July. OK, let's leave Indiana now.
• News is happening in national politics. So much news. Well, really, political quasi-news that probably doesn't actually make a difference but that we should pay attention to anyway because politicians are technically our employees and they haven't really done that great of a job lately. One of the more interesting, and probably meaningless, stories on that front right now is that powerful Republicans in key primary states are saying that U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas, who is so far the only presidential candidate to officially announce his campaign, has no chance of winning. A poll of 100 influential Republicans in Iowa and New Hampshire found that not one thought Cruz had a chance at the nomination, let alone prevailing in the general election. That's important because those states are big in the primary game. Winning them signals to other delegates and funders around the rest of the country that you're a serious contender.
• The other big story in national politics is that the most powerful, and many would say infamous, Democrat in the Senate will retire after his current term. Sen. Harry Reid, who is currently the Senate minority leader, has been a thorn in the side of nearly every Republican in Congress. Reid is a bare-knuckle brawler of a legislator who pulled out just as many nasty tricks during his time as Senate majority leader as his counterpart in the House, Republican John Boehner has. Reid's 10-year turn as majority leader ended last November when Republicans took control of the Senate, but he's continued to be a force there. The 75-year-old's term ends next year. Republicans are rejoicing, seeing a rare opportunity to take Reid's seat as one of Nevada's two Senators.
Carol, the drama about a romance between a younger and older woman in 1950s New York that was filmed in Cincinnati last spring, may have its premiere in May at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival in France.
Variety, which closely follows the film industry, yesterday published a speculative report about what may be appearing at this years Cannes, the world's most important film festival. It said, in part:
"Looking to represent North America in competition are [Todd] Haynes' Carol, a 1950s lesbian love story starring Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara, and [Denis] Villeneuve's Sicario, a south-of-the-border crime drama starring Emily Blunt, Benicio Del Toro and Josh Brolin. Slots may also be reserved in the official selection for Jeff Nichols' Midnight Special, a science-fiction chase thriller starring Adam Driver and Michael Shannon, and Gus Van Sant's The Sea of Trees, a suicide drama starring Matthew McConaughey and Ken Watanabe."
Based on a novel The Price of Salt by Patricia Highsmith, Carol has impeccable credentials for Cannes. The director is Todd Haynes (Far From Heaven, I'm Not There), a producer is Christine Vachon, and it stars Oscar-winner Cate Blanchett and Oscar-nominee Rooney Mara. The film came here with the assistance of the Greater Cincinnati and North Kentucky Film Commission.
This year's Cannes Festival occurs May 13-24. The full official-selection lineup will be announced April 16.
Two shows on local stages are dealing with top-of-mind issues of race and urban living, one at the Cincinnati Playhouse, the other at Ensemble Theatre.
Last evening the Playhouse opened its production of Tracey Scott Wilson's Buzzer. Wilson is a playwright who's not afraid to get at prickly issues of contemporary life (read more here), and that's what she does in this piece that could be set in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine. (It's actually in New York City, but that doesn't make it less relevant.) Jackson returns to his onetime childhood neighborhood, once neglected and now trendy; he's black, girlfriend Suzy is white, and so is Jackson's troubled friend Don, out of rehab yet again and needing a place to stay. Their triangle is a toxic mix with a troubled past that's exacerbated by life in a neighborhood where black and white relations are strained. The Playhouse is offering talkbacks after each performance to discuss issues raised, and there will be a panel discussion focused on OTR's housing challenges here in Cincinnati on Saturday evening at 6 p.m. My take: This show is more about personal relationships that aren't entirely honest, even though there is constant conversation about "no secrets." The actors in this tense drama are vividly real, unpredictable and vulnerable; you'll feel like they're people you know. (Through April 19.) Tickets: 513-421-3888
The second show that's heating up conversations about race is ETC's staging of Dominic Morisseau's award-winning play, Detroit '67 (reviewed here). While the story has a historical setting — the story of family aspirations and disappointments unfolds against the backdrop of the Motor City's race riots almost 50 years ago — it almost feels ripped from current news stories about unrest stemming from police brutality in Ferguson, Mo. Five actors portray some colorful and occasionally humorous characters from the era involving the family dynamic between a brother and sister who differ about making ends meet in a challenging environment. Motown tunes from the '60s are the soundtrack for a story that's often painful but ultimately hopeful. (Through April 5.) Tickets: 513-421-3555
Know Theatre opens Hearts Like Fists tonight at its Jackson Street stage in Over-the-Rhine. Adam Szymkowicz's comic-book-inspired action adventure has some fine local actors as the Crimefighters, female superheroes who are out to stop Dr. X, on a mission to murder happy couples in their sleep using a deadly serum that goes straight to the heart. When the show was staged in New York in 2012, the New York Times called the show's comic hybrid of parody and punches "madcap" and "hysterical." That's what Know will be striving for, through April 25. Tickets: 513-300-5669
If you are interested in seeing actors, singers and dancers who are on their way to professional careers, you might want to catch Senior Showcases from the drama and musical theater programs at UC's College-Conservatory of Music. The drama majors, readying their piece for trips to Los Angeles (for potential TV work) and New York City, will perform today at 2 and 7 p.m. at Patricia Corbett Theatre. (Admission is free.) The triple threats graduating from the musical theater program offer their showcase twice on Saturday at 4 and 8 p.m. as they prepare to shine for Broadway producers and casting agents in New York next week. Admission is free but reservations are required: 513-556-4183.
Planning ahead? The popular touring production of The Lion King returns to Cincinnati where it's been a big hit twice, in 2003 and 2007. The magnificent musical about good overcoming evil and youth finding maturity opens on Tuesday for a four-week run at the Aronoff Center. (Through April 26.) Tickets: 513-621-2787
Music! Plays! Events with alcohol! Acrobats and Classical music! Gorilla suits!
Today, whenever the terms "remake," "reboot" or anything like that pop up in terms of film or TV, people automatically assume the worst thing imaginable. While I won't deny the fact that there have been several remakes that have been pointless, there have been a lot of remakes that have been very good and, in a lot of cases, have improved on a few aspects.
Now, I'm not claiming that the 10 I'm listing off are "better" than the original. Instead, these films (listed by release date in chronological order) are evidence that a remake is not an automatic seal of sucking.
The Magnificent Seven (1960, John Sturges)
I'm sure some of you saw this coming given what my first "Reel Redux" was about, but none the less this is still a pretty good film. A remake of Akira Kurosawa's Seven Samurai, this version doesn't do too much different from the original film but it is still holds up through its fine acting, amazing music score and story.
A Fistful of Dollars (1964, Sergio Leone)
Another remake of a Kurosawa film, this time a remake of his film Yojimbo. In this film you see the foundations of Eastwood's most famous screen persona, many of Leone's trademarks and an awesome final duel. A good stepping stone for anyone wanting to get into Spaghetti Westerns.
The Thing (1982, John Carpenter)
Yes, believe it or not there are some good horror remakes, and this was one. John Carpenter's remake of the Howard Hawks-produced The Thing from Another World ups the ante with the suspense and gore. This is not for the faint of heart. But it's more than just a gore-fest — it's a film with amazing suspense and atmosphere.
Little Shop of Horrors (1986, Frank Oz)
This music adaptation of the Roger Corman B-movie is a genuine delight and definitely improves on a few aspects of the original, mainly the special effects. That glorious Audrey II puppet is a testament to how great practical effects can be. Also, Levi Stubbs of The Four Tops is a perfect voice for Audrey II.
Beauty and the Beast (1991, Gary Trousdale & Kirk Wise)
This classic Disney animated musical actually has a lot in common with the 1946 French surrealist adaptation by Jean Cocteau. Both beasts have a similar design, both feature a castle of human servants that are also appliances, and both have a Gaston equivalent. But of course the animated version does do a few things differently, mainly musical numbers, funny side characters and, of course, being a cartoon.
Homeward Bound – The Incredible Journey (1993, Duwayne Dunham)
Here's another Disney remake that proved its worth. A remake of the 1963 movie just called The Incredible Journey, this renditions seems to hold up for anyone because of the animals. All three have distinct voices and personas that make us love and root for them.
The Birdcage (1996, Mike Nichols)
A film by the late Mike Nichols and starring the late Robin Williams is a remake of a French-Italian film called La Cage aux Folle. With the combined comedic charm and brilliance of Williams and Nathan Lane, it's no wonder why Nichols had a hard time holding his laughter during some of the scenes. My words won't do it justice — you just have to watch.
Lord of the Rings Trilogy (2001-2003, Peter Jackson)
If we're loosely defining the term remake, Jackson's fantasy trilogy is technically a remake of Ralph Bakshi's Lord of the Rings (1978) and Rankin/Bass' Return of the King. If you've seen those animated films then you can see why Jackson's are usually the preferred versions. Jackson's films create an epic fantasy environment, they have an amazing film score and feature some awesome battle sequences.
3:10 to Yuma (2007, James Mangold)
Many hold the original 1957 film as a classic and it is, but Mangold's version doesn't try to duplicate it. Instead he goes the action route, and it does not disappoint. The gunfights are stunning throughout the film. Also, the chemistry between Christian Bale and Russell Crowe is stunning, and it also has a great villain performance from Ben Foster.
True Grit (2010, Ethan & Joel Coen)
My first two listed were westerns and so we end with two westerns. The Coen Brother's version of the manhunt of Tom Chaney is truly phenomenal. The Coens stay close to the tone and style of Charles Portis' original book by sticking to the dryer tone, keeping it less romanticized and "Hollywood." And it features some trying fantastic performances from everyone.
Last night before photographer Roe Ethridge's FotoFocus Lecture at Cincinnati Art Museum, FotoFocus' Artistic Director Kevin Moore announced the organization is co-presenting a two-day symposium on photographer Robert Mapplethorpe's work with the Contemporary Arts Center on Oct. 23-24.
It will mark the 25th anniversary of CAC's presentation of The Perfect Moment, the retrospective of Mapplethorpe's work that prompted conservative elements — led by then-Sheriff Simon Leis Jr. — to pursue criminal charges for alleged obscenity. (Some of Maplethorpe's work in the show was sexually graphic.) A Hamilton County jury cleared the museum of all charges.
Specifics for the symposium have yet to be announced, although indications are speakers from around the country will be invited. Also not yet announced is what, if any, works by Mapplethorpe will be shown and in what context.
Information should go on on the FotoFocus site when firm.
A terrified-looking local 2-year-old has become something of an Internet sensation over the past week. In a funny photo with a cute story-turned-viral image, Quincy Kroner posed with two friendly looking garbage men in front of their truck (as he held his own mini garbage truck toy).
Pictured: Internet gold.
Dad and Northside resident Ollie Kroner, who's no stranger to CityBeat, posted the photo on Facebook, saying, "Quincy's been waiting all week to show the garbage men his garbage truck. But, in the moment, he was overwhelmed in the presence of his heroes." The photo was shared by friends and family, then their friends and so on until the image appeared prominently on Tumblr, Imgur, Awkward Family Photos, Huffington Post and ABC News.
Despite the sudden fame, Quincy continues to live a low-profile, tiny human life. Read more here. (Worth noting is the writer's choice to drive home the point that "it started with a sticker chart" and to include the comment "Garbage men get swole as hell and are generally the greatest people around.")
Stock footage provider Dissolve created a "faux" TV trailer using only stock video, and it appears only slightly more generic that a CBS fall lineup.
Just in time for Mad Men's final season premiere, AMC paid tribute to the show with a bench resembling the Don Draper silhouette logo that has become so iconic. The bench — which I really need them to mass-produce — was unveiled in front of the Time-Life building, which Sterling Cooper & Partners has called home in Mad Men universe since Season Four. Jon Hamm was profiled in GQ's April issue, and the show's leading man shared some advice given to him from a guy who knows what it's like to portray an iconic TV character and then, suddenly, not — Breaking Bad's Bryan Cranston.
"It's hard, man," Cranston told him. "It's hard to let it go. It'll hit you a couple of different ways at different times."
But before you get depressed thinking about all of Mad Men joining Walter White and the other characters in the big TV set in the sky, there's still a whole (OK, half) season of Mad Men to obsess and drink over, starting April 5.
Serena Williams made her own 7/11 video a la Beyoncé.
Almost as good as the original and how cute is it when she stops dancing to let that old man walk by? Definitely needed more azz, though.
Goodbye Zuckerberg, hello Luthor! Jesse Eisenberg lost his curly locks to embody his upcoming role as Lex Luthor in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. Check out his TRANSFORMATION (he just shaved his head) here.
The cast of Pretty Woman the movie's 25th anniversary with a reunion on the Today Show. While it has been quite a few years since the last good hooker-with-a-heart-of-gold movie, don't count on a sequel. They say there will never be a Pretty Woman 2. At least some things are sacred.
With that being said, of course there's new remake news this week.
Fox announced that David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson will return as Mulder and Scully in the network's limited-series reboot of The X-Files.
The John Candy classic Uncle Buck is also getting a TV remake. Mike
Epps and Nia Long are set to star in the ABC comedy. (This isn't the first time
Uncle Buck is getting the TV
treatment — there was a short-lived series of the same name in 1990). Until
then, go downtown and have a rat gnaw that thing off your face.
Some movies are getting turned into TV shows while some television series are getting reworked for the big screen. Finally, the Entourage movie trailer is here.
Who doesn't love a good conspiracy theory? Reddit user Euchrid_Eucrow posted an in-depth analysis on the Barenaked Ladies song "One Week" (yes, you're reading all of this correctly) in the Fan Theories subreddit. S/He argues that that song — an upbeat Pop-Rock earworm full of random bits of early-Millennium pop culture — is about a man who killed his girlfriend and is slowly going mad as he stays in a room with the corpse. Internet!
Here's Sarah Jessica Parker throwing fifty shades of shade at Tom Hanks at a hockey game.
Forget Resting Bitchface —
Carrie Bradshaw's got a very active bitchface.
Morning all. Are you as disappointed with the soggy gray awfulness outside as I am? Over the past few days I've been tuning up my bike, getting ready for spring. My plan was to get it out today and ride to work instead of walking. But this morning has been more kayak commuting weather, and since I don't own a kayak, I'm working from home. Bummer. Anyway, let's move on to news. This is the weekly City Council update edition, where I tell you about all the zany stuff our council members got up to yesterday.
First, council passed a resolution supporting marriage equality in the state of Ohio authored by Chris Seelbach, Cincinnati's first openly gay elected official.
"The protection and equality we want is no different than what everyone wants," Seelbach said, highlighting the ways in which his life with his partner are the same as any married couple's. Seelbach also drew attention to the continued court battles being waged by Cincinnatians against Ohio's gay marriage ban. Among them is Jim Obergefell, whose case against Ohio's gay marriage ban will be tried in the U.S. Supreme Court next month. Obergefell is seeking to be listed on his late husband John Arthur's death certificate. The two were legally married in Maryland.
"Our city could have fought us, as our state continued to do, but instead our city stood on the side of love with a message that is resoundingly clear: We welcome, accept and love everyone," Obergefell said in a written statement read by a representative from LGBT rights group Why Marriage Matters.
Six council members voted for the resolution, with Councilman Charlie Winburn voting against it and two, P.G. Sittenfeld and Amy Murray, absent from the meeting for unrelated reasons. Winburn applauded Seelbach's advocacy for the issue, but said he didn't agree with its premise. Winburn has been a vocal opponent of gay marriage. Cincinnati joins several other Ohio cities, including Dayton and Columbus, in supporting marriage equality.
• More council stuff: our esteemed deliberative body yesterday rejected
another stab at a parking plan for Over-the-Rhine that would have
created 400 permitted spots around the neighborhood. The plan would have
cost residents in the area $109 a year, plus $5 each for guest permits.
Some council members, including Seelbach, said the
price is still a bit too high and probably not necessary to generate
the revenue needed. "I think we're close," Seelbach said. "This is close
to what we would support. But the annual permit at $109 is the highest
in America."
Vice Mayor David Mann said he expected the plan to pass.
"This continues to be a work in progress," Mann said. "We're very open to changes as we implement and see how it works … but I think it's time to do something. It's been in and out of committee for three months."
• Council also named a whole block of Colerain Avenue in Camp Washington after John "Johnny" Johnson, who has been working at Camp Washington Chili in the neighborhood for a mind-boggling 64 years. That's pretty cool. The restaurant, which I have patronized many a late night after various shows, has received national accolades for its chili, which is awesome. Johnson's uncle started the restaurant in 1940, and he began working there in 1951after coming here from Greece.
• The road is long and difficult and every step is studded with obstacles. No, I'm not talking about an underdog team in the NCAA tournament, nor the plot of a Tolkien novel. I speak of the streetcar, which is facing yet another round of drama this week involving contracts for who will operate the transit system. The Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority, tasked with finding employees to operate the streetcar, must choose between two types of bids: those from companies that will manage SORTA's union employees and those that will hire their own. Democrats on council want SORTA to go the former route and consider only bids that rely on employees from the Amalgamated Transit Union, of which most of SORTA's employees are members. A past effort by council to get more details about the bids in relation to this wish drew sharp rebuke from the Federal Transit Authority, however, which said that any attempt to change SORTA's bid process could result in loss of federal funds for the streetcar. The feds provided more than $45 million for the nearly $150 million project.
"If confidentiality is not maintained," wrote FTA attorney John Lynch in a Monday letter to SORTA, "that presents risks to the process and increases potential exposure to protests and legal action from the proposers. The council's proposed changes to the procurement process could be perceived as giving preferential treatment to one contractor over another."
Now a new motion proposed yesterday by most of council's Democrats would direct SORTA to only consider bids in which SORTA employees are used to run the streetcar. That motion needs two more votes and isn't binding — it's asking, not telling, SORTA to hire ATU employees. That motion also leaves maintenance personnel out of the equation, which is important because that's a sticking point in negotiations between SORTA and the ATU on what using union workers would look like. The two are tangling over a few specialized maintenance positions that require particular electrical engineering training. The ATU says whoever does those jobs should be union members; SORTA says it has the right to hire outside workers for those positions. Phew. So there you have it. Bids for operating the streetcar are due at the end of the month, and SORTA's board will vote to award the contract in July.
• Here's a completely unsubstantiated, unscientific observation: People named "Woody" seem much more apt to support legalization efforts for marijuana. First there was Woody Harrelson, and now we have Taft Broadcasting Co. Development Director Woody Taft. Taft and his brother Dudley are among the funders of an ongoing effort by ResponsibleOhio to get an Ohio constitutional amendment legalizing marijuana on the November ballot. The Tafts are just a couple of the big names in town who have invested in the legalization scheme, which would legalize production and sale of marijuana but limit commercial cultivation to 10 legal growers. That dimension of the provision has raised ire from other pot legalization advocates. ResponsibleOhio has modified its proposal to allow for home growth of small amounts of weed, but those growers would not be allowed to sell their products.
The Tafts would be part owners of a marijuana cultivation farm proposed in Butler County should the ballot initiative pass.
"Our current laws are archaic and cruel to the people in Ohio who need medical marijuana," Woody Taft said in a statement sent out by the pro-marijuana group.
• Finally, eight protesters were arrested outside House Speaker John Boehner's Washington office yesterday. No, they weren't up in arms about his continued efforts to dismantle the Affordable Care Act, or his moves to stymie Democrats' immigration reform agenda. Nor were they there staging an intervention for Boehner's all-too-evident tanning bed addiction.
Instead, they were all riled up about the fact that Boehner and other congressional Republicans haven't moved fast enough on a ban on abortions after 20 weeks. The House was set to vote on the bill way back at the beginning of the year, but some moderate GOPers balked at the ban because it required a woman to report her rape or incest to law enforcement in order to qualify for an exception to the proposed law. Members of the Christian Defense Coalition, who were the protesters praying outside of Boehner's office, say his failure to push that bill through is a "betrayal" of the pro-life cause. Boehner's office shot back that he's the most pro-life speaker in history, which seems a hard claim to fact-check considering abortion was illegal for much of our country's history.
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Former Cincinnati-based (now Austin, Texas headquartered) band Heartless Bastards have announced the release of its fifth album, Restless Ones, on the Partisan Records imprint on June 16. It's the band's first new full-length since 2012's acclaimed Arrow, the group's debut for Partisan. (The band took local group Wussy on tour after Arrow's release.)
The Bastards, who recently opened some arena concert dates for Rock music legend Bob Seger, also announced a string of tour dates beginning in June that will bring them back to Cincinnati for a two-night stand at Woodward Theater. The band plays the newly remodeled/reopened Over-the-Rhine venue June 25-26 with opener Craig Finn (frontman for The Hold Steady).
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Tickets for Naples High's football game Friday night against Centerville (Ohio) High go on sale Monday at the high school.
Centerville (4-0) is ranked No. 10 in Ohio's Division I rankings, the state's highest class, and is traditionally one of the top high school football teams in the country. Centerville alumni include former Kirk Herbstreit (Ohio State and ESPN analyst), A.J. Hawk (Ohio State and Green Bay Packers), Mike Nugent (Ohio State and Cincinnati Bengals) and Nick Mangold (N.Y. Jets).
Naples High is 3-0 to start the season.
General admission tickets for the game only will be on sale Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. in the Naples High School athletic office in Building One off Golden Gate Parkway. Tickets are $5.
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Environmental groups say they may renew a legal battle if the federal government doesn't toughen proposed regulations of ship ballast water that has brought invasive species such as zebra mussels to the Great Lakes.
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Researchers have found the invasive zebra mussels are spreading in a popular recreational lake in eastern Minnesota.
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Biologists at the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources are concerned zebra mussels may be hitchhiking on boat lifts.
DNR Treats Lake For Zebra Mussels
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources says it will be at least two years before the agency knows whether a pesticide applied to a northern Minnesota lake has killed a zebra mussel infestation.
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The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources plans to use a pesticide to try to kill zebra mussels recently found in a lake in Otter Tail County.
Killing Zebra Mussels With Environmentally Safe Bacteria
One particular aquatic invasive species threatening Minnesota's lakes and rivers might someday be controlled by using a natural bacterium found in the soil.
DNR: Zebra Mussels Found In 2 Western Minn. Lakes
DNR biologists confirmed that the pests are now in Brophy and Cowdry lakes near Alexandria.
Spicer Group Seeks To Stop Spread Of Zebra Mussels
A group of lakeshore owners in west-central Minnesota are researching a new approach to fighting the spread of invasive zebra mussels across the state.
Boaters To Encounter Zebra Mussel Power Wash
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is launching a new weapon against the spread of the invasive zebra mussel in at least three lakes.
Plan To Control Zebra Mussels Creates Controversy
Boaters and anglers who hope to use Christmas Lake just might find the lake's public water access controlled by an electronic gate. The city of Shorewood and the Christmas Lake Homeowner's Association have a pilot plan to limit access to the lake in hopes of fighting invasive species.
Zebra Mussels Spread Rapidly In Lake Minnetonka
A study finds zebra mussels are rapidly spreading throughout Lake Minnetonka.
Zebra Mussels Still Present In Red River
North Dakota wildlife officials say zebra mussels are still present in the Red River.
Twin Cities Campaign Raising Awareness For Zebra Mussels
As people get on Minnesota lakes, the Department of Natural Resources and others are asking to keep a close eye on zebra mussels. Now, there's a new campaign in the Twin Cities that's hoping to stop the spread.
Minn. Urges Boaters To 'Pull Plug' On Invasives
With the fishing season opener coming up Saturday, Minnesota is urging boaters to 'pull the plug' on aquatic invasive species.
Fee Increases Proposed To Fight Invasive Species
Gov. Mark Dayton has unveiled legislation to slow the spread of aquatic species in Minnesota lakes and rivers.
DNR Bill Takes Aim At Invasive Species In Minn.
Gov. Mark Dayton and the state's natural resources commissioner are unveiling legislation aimed at preventing the spread of invasive species in Minnesota.
DNR Bill Takes Aim At Invasive Species In Minn.
Gov. Mark Dayton and the state's natural resources commissioner are unveiling legislation aimed at preventing the spread of invasive species in Minnesota.
County Official Warns Of Zebra Mussel Threat
A Kandiyohi County commissioner says the state isn't doing enough to try to stop the spread of zebra mussels in west-central Minnesota.
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An incredible and unique opportunity exists for the right individual. Cole Gunsmithing in Naples, Florida is seeking new talent, someone to hone their skills in the trade working side by side with Rich Cole, one of the country's most talented gunsmiths. The right person will be an enthusiastic self- starter, eager to learn with a strong aptitude for general mechanics and woodworking. Experience in the gunsmithing trade is required. A passion for fine Italian shotguns and a positive attitude are important attributes for any Cole Team Member. If you or anyone you know might be a good candidate please let us know! Continue Reading →
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Readers' Rigs is a great look at what PEZ fans are riding but what about the man who created the column, Chris Selden - what's he riding? Well recently Chris bought a new rig, a De Rosa SuperKing 888 so he thought he better update PEZ fans with details on his new love...
Roadside Report: The Team BMC & Bora-Argon18 press conferences are contrasts, that would probably be an ideal situation for an aging party king – the day starts off early in what resembles a nightclub, and ends a hundred feet up in the air with some hi-tech gourmet cooking. Not my regular Friday … but then, it's a long time since I could ever dream about calling myself a nightclub god.
A sold out field of 1,050 racers from 31 countries got to race like pros for a day at the inaugural Wear-Design GFNY Mont Ventoux on June 28, 2015.
Today the Giro Rosa (3 – 12 July) starts with a prologue in Ljubljana, in Slovenia.
WorldTour Team Katusha starts in the 2.HC UCI stage race Tour of Austria which will be held from July 4th to 12st.
Get your coaching off to a fast start! Take a step TODAY on your journey to the top of your podium. Tour de France PEAKS PROLOGUE SPECIAL July 4-26, 2015
David Chauner's new novel, High Road, Chasing the Yellow Jersey is a great summer read during the Tour de France and it's getting top reviews from cyclists as well as non-cyclists and literary critics.
Etixx - Quick-Step rider Guillaume Van Keirsbulck left Monica Zeikenhuis-Antwerpen today, after successful surgery performed by Dr. Geert Mahieu on a herniated disc at the level of L4 and L5 on the lumbar spine.
Saturday 4th of July, CULT Energy Pro Cycling take on the Tour of Austria starting in Vienna with a team time trial covering 5.4 kilometers.
Roadside Report: We could just go and get all the same pictures as everyone else today, but as we're in Utrecht for the first time, let's have a look around instead. Not the smartest idea as the mercury soared, but sometimes you've got to hurt a little to live a little, to appreciate what's around you.
Tour of Austria - David Tanner: "I think Stefan Denifl not only has the desire, but also the capacity to have a good race in Austria"
July 02, 2015 - The Tour de France is set to kick off in Utrecht, it's the biggest bike race on the planet and we have as much Tour info as we can find with some great video. In other cycling news: Sky end deal with GB national team, Giro'16 to start in Holland, Appollonio has big problems and 'Pleasure in Pain' video.
With the new Foil, SCOTT presents a bike that is more aerodynamic, lighter, stiffer AND more comfortable than its predecessor.
Loïc Vliegen became the latest rider to advance from the BMC Development Team to the BMC Racing Team when he turned professional on Wednesday.
In Albania Iltjan Nika has won the Under 23 National titles in road racing and TT. Next Race: Sibiu Cycling Tour.
The Giro Rosa gets underway on Friday, 3 July and will run until 12 July. In an exciting start to the race, the opening prologue will be held in the evening with Ljubljana, Slovenia chosen as the departure.
BORA – ARGON 18 looks back at the best results at national championships in the six-year team history. With two championship titles, three bronze medals and three further Top5 rankings, the German professional team demonstrates its high performance level just before the start of the Tour de France.
Saturday is the big day, the 2015 Tour de France launches its self down the start ramp in Utrecht for the stage 1 individual time trial and the first yellow jersey. Our most experienced Tour follower, Ed Hood, has run his eye over the past Tour stats, the parcours and the main contenders. Here comes the biggest race of the year... Vive le Tour!
A hugely successful Aviva Women's Tour rolled to a high-speed and tightly-fought finish in Hemel Hempstead last Sunday, and Gord was there to check out the happenings on stages 3 to 5. It was an experience that seemed to transport people back a little, to the era before the men's Tour de France got so massive.
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Hip to Hip Announces 2015 Season of Free Shakespeare
Spanning small-town Windsor and sophisticated Venice, our 2015 season incorporates romance, wit, suspense and even finance. Join us as we explore both the outrageously funny and the sadistically dark sides of revenge and justice, commerce, courtship, and the social order.
You don't want to miss Hip to Hip's ninth season of free theatre under the stars in Queens, the Bronx, Jersey City and Southampton: 2 exciting plays, 12 diverse parks, 12 awesome actors and over 30 memorable characters.
Assoc. Artistic Director David Mold, whose Hamlet, Love's Labor's Lost and Cymbeline may still be fresh in your mind, will return to direct The Merchant of Venice, and at the helm of The Merry Wives of Windsor will be multi-award-winning director Murray McGibbon, whose international accomplishments include six years as Artistic Director of Drama for the Playhouse Company in Durban, South Africa, a Fulbright Scholarship and a long career of excellence in teaching at Indiana University's Department of Theatre & Drama.
Mark your calendars: July 22-August 16
Shakespeare's darkest comedy explores bigotry, justice, and the limitations of the law. The young Venetian gentleman Bassanio has squandered all his money, but he needs 3,000 ducats so that he can travel to Belmont and woo the beautiful heiress Portia. His devoted friend Antonio helps him by borrowing the cash from the moneylender Shylock. But when Antonio is forced to default on the loan, Shylock seeks a gruesome revenge, and Portia and Bassanio find themselves in a desperate struggle to save Antonio's life.
Shakespeare's farce about courtship, jealousy, and friendship features one of the most beloved comedic characters of all time. Sir John Falstaff, banished to Windsor and running out of money, devises what he thinks is a fool-proof plan: seduce the wives of the two richest men in town. Unfortunately for him, the women immediately see through his scheme, and proceed to turn the tables on him. Meanwhile, mayhem ensues as three suitors vie to marry the local heiress.
Our programming is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, in partnership with the City Council, and by the Queens Council on the Arts with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.
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Release Date: December, 2008
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Sales Number: 09.III.A.4
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Publisher: United Nations University
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This award winning film is part of a series of documentaries that tackle complex social and environmental issues in Latin America. The documentary follows events related to the infamous 1995 Golf War, when the inhabitants of Mexico's Chichinautzin Biological Corridor joined forces to prevent the construction of a golf course that threatened the sustainability of the region's natural resources. Faced with illegal logging and intense development pressures, a group of local scientists, government agencies and NGO's are trying to help the communities find a sustainable future. Can this region and people survive as Mexico City's demand for more space and natural resources continues to grow?


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BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) � Lamar Advertising Co., the Baton Rouge-based billboard giant, has acquired New Orleans-based Marco Outdoor Advertising Inc. and its more than 150 signs for an undisclosed amount of cash.
Most of Marco's billboards are in New Orleans, particularly along the Pontchartrain Expressway and other major routes into the city. Marco also has signs in Covington, Mandeville, Slidell, Gonzales and LaPlace.
Lamar Chief Executive Sean Reilly tells The Advocate (http://bit.ly/1obFDyf ) the deal strengthens Lamar's position in the New Orleans market.
The acquisition of Marco fits in with Lamar's recent strategy of buying smaller billboard companies in large metro areas to improve its presence. In August 2013, Lamar announced it spent $24 million to acquire several companies, including Empire Outdoor Media, which owned about 500 billboards across southern California.
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The name of this all-vegan, all-organic café refers to the fact that nothing is cooked at temperatures higher than the 100°F-plus it takes to make flat breads and pizza dough. Devotees of living food—as well as vegans and vegetarians—find much to like here. Enjoy a healthy lunch with dishes such as organic kale salad; savory mushroom, nut, and herb loaf; or lasagna made with zucchini, spinach, carrots, marinara sauce, and nut "cheese." A satisfying selection of refreshing fruit and veggie beverages are juiced to order.
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