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For our Movie Pilot Fanzine: First Timers, we dove into that feeling of watching a life-changing movie for the first time. Whether it became part of our childhood memories, blew our minds as teenagers, or influenced us as adults, we all have a story about a movie that inspired us.
We asked some of our Creators to share their movie memories. Here are their stories.
Douglas Fenoff - The Little Mermaid (1989)
I was five years old and my mother had just brought home a VHS copy of Disney's The Little Mermaid. As a boy, you know, we're typically led away from princess movies in general, but this was different. As I sat there, my brother and sister beside me, I - breaking with the two of them - could not divert my eyes from the screen. For me, there was this immediate and symbolic connection between myself and Ariel. We both wanted things we couldn't have, dreamed of another life that seemed so far out of reach, we both felt we belonged somewhere other than where fate had deemed us to be.
When she sang, the pain in her voice even before she meets Eric, resonated volumes about just how badly she felt her home was not among her sisters and father. I remember during the scene in which she sits defeated on the pier as Prince Eric sails off with Ursula in disguise, the utter disappointment of having worked so hard for a dream that seemed irrevocably shattered became all too familiar for me. I remember crying alongside her because I knew what it felt like to be broken to pieces by someone you truly loved. But, alas, in the end - through hardship and courage - she got her wish, she found the place where she belonged.
It was here that I really think Disney was bringing forth this social message to children that you can do what you dream, you can achieve the seemingly impossible, and you can be happy. That's definitely the first time a movie made me truly feel something, like maybe I was destined to do the same.
Matt Creamer - Toy Story 3 (2010)
I'm going to have to go with seeing Toy Story 3 in theaters for the first time. I fondly remember being in that theater shedding a tear for my boy Andy when he makes the ultimate decision to pass down his toys to a little girl who falls in love with them. It made me feel the same way when I said goodbye to the many toys that I owned and played with as a child. I grew up with the character of Andy and I, too, was going to college the same time he was, so it resonated. I will always remember Toy Story 3 for that very final moment.
Franco Gucci - Back to the Future Part II (1989)
It's not always easy to have an open mind when watching a movie for the first time. Thanks to the thousands of trailers and details released for almost every upcoming film, we have, whether we want to or not, preconceived notions about them.
This is why I cherish being blown away when watching Back to the Future Part II for the first time even more. Five years ago, my introduction to the incredible time-traveling franchise was through the first Back to the Future, and while the movie made my jaw drop quite a few times, the second installment completely stole my heart.
Back to the Future Part II accomplished something that few films are able to do: It made its world feel welcoming. In particular, movies need to get audiences to fall in love with their characters because the characters are the ones getting you through the movie and connecting you to the story. Therefore, a compelling character should make you tear up whenever they're sad, laugh when snarky comments are thrown and cheer when they accomplish their goals and saying Back to the Future Part II pulled it off for me would be the understatement of the decade.
The relationship the film and characters forged with me made me want to be next to Doc and Marty – whether they were in the DeLorean or in a crime-ridden city controlled by Biff Tannen - as they tried to fix their screw ups and take part in their hilarious banter.
My connection to the story was so deep that, even though I knew everything would be okay by the end, I was genuinely concerned whenever Marty, Doc and Einstein (name subject to change) were in trouble. It even took a concept I don't believe in (time travel) and made me completely buy into it while also having a story that I fully enjoyed, perfectly balancing levity, humor, drama and more serious themes without making me feel for a second that I was watching disjointed stories.
The way in which it expanded on their take of the ever-complicated, headache-inducing concept of time travel was nothing short of amazing to me. It explained it in a way that was easy to follow without dumbing down the story, making me feel like an expert on the subject. And it's for all of this that Back to the Future Part II is my favorite movie of all time.
Liam Dixon - Star Wars Franchise
Star Wars. When I was six years old, everyone was talking about The Phantom Menace and how awesome Darth Maul was. I had never seen this film and asked my father if he could go buy me the video so I could watch it. My father, a die-hard Star Wars fan, instantly went into full education mode and brought out his old toys and books from when he was younger. He then sat me down and we watched the original Star Wars trilogy together, refusing to let me watch the prequels before I had experienced the originals. We spent an entire day watching the original trilogy. From the Death Star explosion, to the Darth Vader reveal and his unmasking, I sat and witnessed the greatest story I'd ever been told open before my eyes.
A New Hope, Empire Strikes Back and Return of The Jedi all rank as my favorite films of all time, and for good reason! They hold many cinematic memories for me, such as the Death Star explosion marking the first time I was ever on the edge of my seat in suspense. And the Darth Vader twist marks the first and only time a film has left me dumbfounded at a reveal. To genuinely have been shocked at the Darth Vader reveal and not having had it spoiled for me beforehand was pretty amazing as well, especially when I grew up in the prequel era.
Not only does the original trilogy rank as my favorite of all time but they helped form the special bond that I share with my father. After we finished the original trilogy he, unwillingly, sat down and watched A Phantom Menace with me, and subsequently took me to see Attack of The Clones and Revenge of The Sith. Seeing my dad geek out for the first time in my life while watching Obi Wan and Anakin duel is a sight I will never forget.
Ten years later, in a weird twist of fate, I took my father to see The Force Awakens. Together we witnessed the Millennium Falcon take flight after so many years and we both sat in shock at the death of Han Solo. Then it hit me, the story had finally come full circle. My father created childhood memories for me with Star Wars, and now I am the one creating more memories for us by letting my father relive his childhood one more time. Thinking about the Star Wars saga brings back so many memories that I can't help but get worked up.
Ananda Dillon - Romeo + Juliet (1996)
In 7th grade I begged my parents to let me see Baz Luhrmann's Romeo + Juliet. I had turned 13 about a month previous and this would be my first PG-13 without their supervision. Despite the violence promised in the trailer and my Shakespeare-purist parents' skepticism, they agreed.
I went with a few girlfriends and for two hours I experienced the most transformative film experience I'd ever had. The film taught me that literature could be visual. That a film could evoke deep feelings. And that it could arouse those feelings with color and music and editing. Here was Shakespeare in a way I'd never imagined. I resolved then and there that I needed to understand the medium and all its capabilities. I never looked at a film the same way again and less than a decade later I'd declare Film Studies as my major in college.
Sam Plank - The Karate Kid (1984)
The Karate Kid was it for me. Brains might be able to get you far later in life, but when you're young and still in grade, middle, or high school, they can get you bullied.
Not being the most athletic kid growing up, I got picked on my fair share. There were always the daydreams in the middle of science class, ones where I would get back at the bullies, maybe with a surprise Chuck Norris-style roundhouse kick. But not until The Karate Kid came out did I actually have a movie that showed a kid actually doing what I'd always wanted to do.
Watching Daniel LaRusso get bullied throughout almost the entire movie only to come out on top? Perfect stuff for me and every other 98-pound weakling. I never did start fighting back, but seeing Daniel learn karate from Mr. Miyagi and kick butt on his bullies' turf never did get old, and never will!
Brandon Creighton - The Matrix Reloaded (2003)
I was 18 years old when The Matrix was released. Originally, I wasn't a huge fan of the movie. I mostly just enjoyed the ending when Thomas Anderson, a.k.a. Neo has an awakening and realizes his true destiny as "The One." I think at the time, I didn't fully understand what the Wachowskis were trying to set up in The Matrix Universe.
Fast-forward to January 26, 2003. I'm watching Superbowl XXXVII and I see a trailer for a movie that I was certain wouldn't happen. That trailer was The Matrix Reloaded. Keep in mind, this was a time when the internet wasn't as prevalent as it is today. So having knowledge of films years in advance wasn't as common. I don't think I have ever been more excited to witness a sequel to a movie as I was that day over 13 years ago.
Now let's fast-forward one more time. It's May 15, 2003. I'm 22 years old and had just moved to Las Vegas. I decided I was going to stay up late and treat myself to the midnight showing of Reloaded. I had spent the last few months replaying trailers online, filling in the blanks in my mind of what the story could be. I was beyond excited to see the film.
From the opening sequence to the last, I was at the edge of my seat and wide-eyed at the spectacle I was witnessing. What the Wachowskis did with The Matrix Reloaded was ground-breaking for its time. It has been one of very few movies I can say met my unbelievably high expectations and then surpassed them tenfold. I remember walking out of the theater shaking. I think I stayed up all night reliving the awesomeness that I had just witnessed. And more than that, it made me fall in love with the first Matrix film. I was able to piece everything together and the first movie now made complete sense to me.
I have seen some great films since then, of course. But nothing will ever compare to that experience for me. Maybe it was moving to a new city the first time by myself, maybe it was because it was my first theater experience in Las Vegas or because I had never been to a midnight showing before that. I'm not really sure. But The Matrix Reloaded hands-down is my favorite movie of all time and I will always cherish that memory of the first time I witnessed it.
RoAnna Sylver - Treasure Planet (2002)
You can spend your life searching for something, and not even know you were looking until you find it. Sometimes that's a person, or a place. Sometimes it's a movie. Disney's Treasure Planet was mine. I was 12 when my Mom took me to see it, and I didn't know it, but I needed it more than I'd need most things in my life. In a few ways, it might have helped save it.
This hidden gem isn't a better-known Disney film, and an in-space remake of a literary classic might sound strange, but all that is gold does not glitter, and - fine, no more puns. This movie isn't high on everyone's list, but sometimes that makes something even more important to you. Especially when it hits you very hard, in a sore, deep place.
Jim Hawkins was a troubled teen. So was I. He was growing up in a single-parent home. For a while, so was I. His deadbeat dad walked out on him and his hardworking mom. People wrote Jim off as a worthless, troublemaking punk. He'd even started to believe it. Then he finds a treasure map, goes on an adventure, and meets an old cyborg/pirate, Long John Silver. (I'm also chronically ill and disabled. Nice to see disabled people being awesome. I'd love some cool cyborg eyes, too.)
Silver asks Jim if his father was the teaching sort. He wasn't, and neither was mine. My biological father wasn't the leaving-and-never-coming-back sort like Jim's, but sometimes I wish he had been. Mine was the sort that left behind bruises and scars - physical and emotional - and led to me getting a restraining order when I was 16. I legally changed my name. I moved three thousand miles away. I started again.
Like the song goes...I'm still here.
Now I want to write something that does for a scared kid what Treasure Planet did for me. I want everyone reading this to know they have something golden and shining buried deep inside them, rarer than the loot of a thousand worlds and a million times more enduring.
Jim found his treasure (spoiler: it's metaphorical, inside all along!) and a happily ever after. Me, too. My Mom married an amazing guy, and he's my Dad in every way that matters. I'm writing my first book series, trying to use my words like lifelines. I can't believe how lucky I am to be included in the amazing Movie Pilot community, writing this right now.
Silver told Jim he was going to rattle the stars. I remember these words and try, every day. (For real. Dream tattoo? "RATTLE THE STARS") And I want to see you do that, too. No matter the squalls. I hope I'm there, catching some of the light coming off you that day. I'm still here. And so are you.
Jeremiah Paul - Spider-Man (2002)
Spider-Man. The original Spider-Man movie from 2002 will always hold a special place in my heart.
Anyone who knows me today knows that super heroes are very important to me. Superheroes impact nearly every part of my life: they've helped me through difficult times, they've made me laugh, and they've even made me cry. My obsession with superheroes didn't start, as it did for many, through comic books. In fact, I didn't even own my first comic book until I was in my later teenage years. My love of supers stemmed from my moviegoing experiences and the television shows I watched in my youth.
The earliest superhero movie I remember watching is Spider-Man. I wasn't even five years old at the time, but Spider-Man awakened my love for heroes. He inspired me. Here was an average, everyday kid who somehow happens upon greatness. He makes mistakes at first, but the culmination of his failures creates one of the most important superheroes ever imagined.
Despite being terrified by Willem Dafoe's Green Goblin, I remember going to bed that night dreaming of one day being like Spider-Man. The next day I decided I would create my own superhero. Combing my new found love of superheroes and my all time favorite love, pizza, I created the hero known as Pizza-Man. I wrote his backstory (very similar to the only two origin stories I had heard at that point, The Flash and Spider-Man), created his villain, and wrote his first story arc. I have been creating and writing, though through different characters and formats, since that day.
It's not a single memory, but rather a movie that had tremendous impact on who I would become as a person. I guess when Peter Parker was told "with great power, comes great responsibility," he didn't realize he would inspire a little boy to follow his dreams.
Braxter Timberlake (Point of Geeks) - Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)
One of my earliest movie memories is having my passion for film ignited by watching Terminator 2: Judgment Day.
I was visiting family in New York as a young kid and convinced the grownups to take me along. As we waited in the movie theater lobby, I remember staring at my shoes. Then I looked up until it felt like I was looking at the ceiling and I realized I was staring Chevy Chase dead in the eyes. At the time in 1991, my little child-mind thought the night couldn't get any cooler. I mean it was Chevy Chase, after all — he could never go out of style.
Then I actually sat down and watched T2, a movie that stretched my imagination in ways that it never had before. I first became aware of Computer Graphics that day. Along with that, through the power of screenwriting and directing, the Terminator I knew to be a mechanical monster became a protector and friend.
It made me wonder what was going on behind the camera for the first time. How was the magic made? And who was this wizard named James Cameron? What does a director do? I never stopped asking questions and wanting to find out EVERYTHING I could about filmmaking since that day. And that's the reason why I'm still asking them now.
Tisha Mae Eaton - The Princess Diaries (2001)
The first time that I saw The Princess Diaries, I had just had an operation on my legs, as I have cerebral palsy. My mom knew I was miserable, unable to move around and having just moved from where I had spent my whole life to a new, completely unfamiliar area.
I was 12 years old, right at that awkward time where you don't like anything about yourself. But in the movie, here was this average girl, with bushy hair, eyebrows and glasses just like me, being transformed into not just a beautiful young woman, but someone with confidence and a strength that she gained from within. For an awkward girl that many people found weird, Mia Thermopolis was a savior, someone that I could identify with in both a visual and emotional way.
At a time when I didn't have any friends, Mia became a character as close to me as a best friend, and at such a young age that was something that I desperately needed. She made me want to strive to be a better person and not let how others perceived me dictate how I felt about myself.
In the movie, her bodyguard, Joe, quotes Eleanor Roosevelt to her: "No one can make you feel inferior without your consent". Both she and Mia remind you it is ok to be yourself, even if it is as a "freak" as long as YOU like who you are. That is a lesson that has stayed with me to this day.
Jared Ficiur - LOST (2004)
One of my favorite first memories is not of a movie, but of the first season of LOST. The show itself is polarizing, even among its own fans, but I burned through the first season in a single week. That was the first time I'd ever binged a show, and it began a new love of mine for the medium of television. LOST helped begin an era of television that was more long arc-based, with mystery and mythology and deep characters and huge deaths that are all a standard part of today's television. Say what you want about how LOST ended (personally, I loved it) it really changed television, and my love for it, forever!
Derek Walters - Movies In General
I've got WAY too many memories while watching movies and television shows, that I could make a series out of them all...but I'm not gonna do that now.
I don't think I'd be writing for Moviepilot/Creators (which is such an awesome company, community, and second family), if it hadn't for movies and my love for them. About 12-13 years ago, my parents got me started on movies, all kinds of 'em. It depended on my age really, but from Toy Story to The Matrix to The Incredible Hulk, from classics to comedies to action, I was watching movies! All different kinds, and all because of my parents (including all the superhero movies I watch on a regular basis — just putting that out there).
Because of that, movies have inspired my drawings, my writings, and other things in my life. Just like books, movies temporarily take me to a whole other world. It's especially nice when my life seems too crazy and I can't get out of the house to take a breather. So I just watch a flick to keep my mind off the crazy for a short while. I guess you could say that movies take/have taken up a pretty substantial part of my life.
But as I put those things aside for a moment and REALLY think, I'd have to say that my favorite movie moment is actually moments, the times when I'm totally awestruck with wonder and amazement at what some movies can give and what they've just done, like bringing comic book moments to the screen. All in all, I love when a movie makes me feel like I did when I was three or four years old, and just discovering movies for the first time.


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Photographer Laura Izumikawa and her hubby welcomed their beautiful baby girl, Joey Marie, into the world just four months ago and they could not be happier to share their life with this beautiful bundle of joy! Little Joey is made of sugar and spice and everything nice, with cheeks made to squeeze and fluffy physique that would make anyone with baby fever fall in love!
Being a photographer, Laura has an eye for design and wasted no time making her adorable babe the subject of an incredible series of sleepytime dress-up photos. The new mother collects various household items, wigs, and a few recycled and borrowed things to transform her cutie pie into characters inspired by everyday life and viral trends.
Amidst this glorious gallery of photographic genius you can find a little something for everyone. From a sushi roll to a miniature addition to the all too popular Pokemon Go, Izumikawa's portraits of baby Joey are absolute perfection!


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Do you have the Patio screen door guide for the Philips Product Patio door.
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On Thu, Apr 14, 2011 at 09:54:40AM -0700, Noah Meyerhans wrote:I think a case could be made for Debian's apt system being the original "app store"Yes. That's what I wanted to say in my previous mail! And because there was a mail about not accepting the term app store because repository is such a good name: I have no idea whether
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He took it to the back, know them so o went with. Fresh mag, 7rds rapid fired faced down into a barrel. Flawless. Couldn't believe it so handed the spare mag cause I was carrying the SIG 1911 8rds flawless.
Took it home. Here now. Inserted a new mag out of curiosity. Went to hand eject it. -____- got stuck. The very same way.
Yeah yeah. You cant move as fast as the gun when it shoots. Well doesn't matter. I can move fast and strong enough to empty a chamber of any handgun I own. Did it with the whole mag and out of 8 only 2 just barely plopped out.
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UK headhunter Wellesley Partners has launched a High Court negligence claim against Withers on the grounds of breach of contract.
The company claims that Withers made an error when drafting documents that led to Bahrain-based Addax Bank withdrawing a £2.5m investment immediately rather than after an agreed period of three and a half years.
Wellesley had originally sought external investment with a view to hiring more consultants at its London office as well as expanding its business into various international markets.
As a result of the alleged drafting error the headhunter claims to have been unable to finance its anticipated expansion.
According to the High Court claim, this led to the company missing out on the chance of being retained by investment specialist Nomura International on a project involving the recruitment of 300 banking staff to its intended New York banking division.
Wellesley also claims that Withers should be responsible for its legal costs in a court case with Addax, and is claiming £374,385 for losses as a result of adverse movements in the sterling-to-dollar exchange rate.
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Color Study
by swiftriverarts , December 23, 2008—12:00 AM
Teal blue, lime green, and red jump out from the black background in this abstract painting. Lately I've been adding a variety of ingredients to thicken the acrylic paint - in this one I used regular window caulk and a little gloss Modge Podge. I've also been using palette knives to create a completely different look than what I get with brushes. There's a depth and texture that you can't see in the photo. I'm having fun playing with color and seeing what happens.
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In regards to my post last week, I didn't get a ton of questions asked so I figured I'd wait a few extra days to see if anything else trickled in. I figure it's safe by now to post my answers, I can't foresee any last minute urgent queries flooding in.
Someone named Tom asked who my favorite penciller I've worked with is, as well as my favorite book I've worked on. Pretty generic, safe comic question there. Thanks for playing, Tom.
I had a run on Superboy with Pascual Ferry that I enjoyed quite a bit, I felt our styles meshed pretty well. He's since gone on to superstardom at Marvel as I continue to toil in the trenches. But he's been my favorite so far. As far as favorite books go, I have a soft spot for Aztek: The Ultimate Man and Young Heroes in Love. I thought they were both different and interesting, although neither lived too long a life. As an aside, Dev "Dirty D" Madan, the penciller of YHIL, remains a good friend to this day. I like to think I'm Sammy to his Sinatra. Or maybe I'm Joey Bishop.
Mr. Chris Falloutboy, esq. asked a few posts ago if I listen to music while I work.
The thrilling answer is...YES! Sometimes I do, other times I listen to DVD commentaries and things like that in the background while inking. When writing, I need either silence or very soft, non distractive music because I find that writing requires more concentration than inking. The bulk of mental problem solving when inking a page occurs in the first few minutes of staring at it. The rest is just bringing those solutions to fruition without spilling the ink.
Someone else named Chris asked me if I'm really, as often stated in interviews, the best looking man in comics.
The answer is ABSO-FRICKIN-LUTELY! I look like a cross between Brad Pitt and a retarded monkey which, in comics, can take a fellow quite far. By the way, Chris...you scare me.
An aspiring artist named Sherman wanted to know how I got into comics and if he can send me some samples.
Well, Sherman...obviously being so ridiculously handsome and sleeping my way to the middle certainly helped. Aside from that, I went to the Kubert School, worked hard and sucked up to Andy Kubert. He passed my samples to Bob Harras at Marvel and the rest of my glorious career has unfolded from there. Tom Mandrake and Ken Branch also helped me quite a bit by giving me background inking work and showing me some ropes before that.
You can send me some samples if I can post my critique here. Up to you, brother.
Three people asked if I either do commissions or if I could do them a sketch and send it to them. The answer is no. I really, really, swear to God just don't have the free time although I do sketch at conventions just like everyone else. But really...go get a Jim Lee or someone cool. Don't waste your time with me.
And that's a wrap, folks. Like I said, not too many questions to answer which, in its own way, is a blessing. I don't have anything that interesting to say.
Thanks to Jesus Antonio for Sergio Toppi's name and the link he sent me. That guy is awesome!
Thanks for reading,
6 comments:
- Chris Yeoman said...
Heh, thanks Keith! Also, I will have more questions soon! lol.
- GRODZ! said...
Dude...As an Inker myself I think your stuff is cool...But Whats up with all the Dudes...Keep up the good work. Respect
- antonio said...
You have nothing to thank Dear Keith...hey btw when you have some free time send me a mail off..could you?
Great day!!
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There's something genuinely unsettling about this video of Michael Bay freaking out while onstage at a press conference for Samsung's new curved UHD TVs — which was being broadcast live from the CES trade show in Vegas. It looks like Michael was supposed to be reading a prepared talk about the new technology, but couldn't deal once the teleprompter went out. So instead of handling the situation with humor or by improvising, he just shut down like a petulant child who didn't get his way.
Which makes this video a true cultural artifact, as it just may be the first time Michael Bay didn't get exactly what he wanted. Uh oh, did anyone else just see all of Las Vegas explode into very expensive flames?
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Actors Guild Divided Over Sister Union's Studio Pact
As the expiration of the Screen Actors Guild contract approaches this Monday, the actors' union finds itself with two battles on its hands: one against the major studios it is negotiating with, and one with itself. How the 120,000-member union resolves its own civil war will determine how and when Hollywood's latest labor showdown gets settled.
Just months after a three-month strike by screenwriters brought Hollywood to a standstill, a possible work stoppage by actors looms. The major Hollywood studios are expected to make the actors a final offer by midnight on Monday, when the SAG contract expires.
But resolution isn't expected until more than a week later because of an escalating intramural fight among actors and their unions. A second actors union, the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, reached a tentative deal with the studios in late May, and the results of the ratification vote by members, going on now, will arrive July 8. The deal was the first time in 27 years that the two unions have negotiated separately. The Screen Actors Guild -- which shares about 44,000 members with AFTRA -- has gone on the attack against its sister union, criticizing its new contract for alleged deficiencies in areas such as actor compensation and jurisdiction over online content.
The dispute has turned the AFTRA ratification vote into a referendum on actors' willingness to fight for better contract terms in the SAG negotiations. Should AFTRA's members vote down its contract, or only give it tepid approval, that would embolden SAG to extend its own negotiations with the studios or call for strike authorization. Overwhelming approval of the AFTRA deal would signal that actors want to finish negotiations quickly and move on.
Meanwhile, work in Hollywood already has ground nearly to a halt as film and TV producers wait to see if there will be another long work stoppage. By next week, there will be almost no films in production. At major studios, more than two dozen television shows for next season are already shooting, but if a strike appears imminent, plans for the balance of next season's TV series could be scrapped in as little as a few days, according to people close to the studios.
"The producers have already negotiated four major labor agreements this year and are still working hard to conclude a fifth even as SAG's de facto strike is shutting down production and costing thousands of jobs," says Jesse Hiestand, a spokesperson for the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, the negotiating arm for the studios.
The fractious and public debate within SAG has worsened in recent weeks and drawn the attention of some of Hollywood's biggest names. Tom Hanks entered the combat zone on Sunday, when he signed a petition urging ratification of the AFTRA deal. Then, after being wooed by SAG national president Alan Rosenberg over dinner on Monday evening, Jack Nicholson joined the fray, signing his name to an advertisement that ran in Hollywood trade papers asking the AFTRA return to the bargaining table with SAG.
On Thursday afternoon, George Clooney positioned himself as a peacemaker, releasing a two-page missive that asked for a compromise between the two unions. "Both are, of course, right," Mr. Clooney writes. "What we can't do is pit artist against artist," he adds, "because the one thing you can be sure of is that stories about Jack Nicholson vs. Tom Hanks only strengthens the negotiating power of" the studios. SAG's attack on its sister union has sparked such internal strife among its own ranks that getting strike authorization, which requires approval from 75% of its members who vote, seems like a longshot.
If AFTRA's contract passes, SAG's negotiators say they plan to keep fighting for better terms on feature-film productions, over which AFTRA does not have jurisdiction. "Our strategy won't change if that happens," says Doug Allen, SAG's national executive director. "We're not going to fold up our tent and go home."
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In terms of these photos and my outfit, they were taken near the beginning of my Singapore trip when my aunt and other relatives took my family out for a fancy seafood and dim sum lunch at the NSRCC Resort. This was the first and last time that I wore my wedges (I've been wearing flats all day and everyday lately) as I wouldn't need to walk very far. As well, I wore my new straw sunhat and these lovely skorts from Lowrys Farm (a Japanese brand that I fell in love with while shopping on Orchard Road). What do you guys think?
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7.10.16 Cosgrove Hall fire: 18th Century country mansion gutted
The fire has gutted a Grade II-listed mansion in Northamptonshire.
The fire services were called to the privately-owned Cosgrove Hall, near Milton Keynes, just before 14:30.
BBC reporter Stuart Ratcliffe, speaking at the scene, said: "Only the stone shell of the building remains. There really is nothing else."
The fire at the 18th Century limestone mansion has been brought under control.
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Eva Longoria's Changing Looks
1. 1993The cheerleader graduated from Roy Miller High School in Corpus Christi, Texas.
2. 2001Longoria began her role as Isabella Brana Williams on The Young and the Restless.
3. 2002
She set off her big brown eyes with bangs. Her secret? "If you see someone with beautiful doe eyes," she has said, "they probably have false lashes."
4. 2003
"This was the first time I worked with a styling team and the hairstylist said, 'Let's do this funky thing on your hair.' I didn't know back then that you could have an opinion," Longoria told InStyle of this look.
5. 2004Her glow was only partially due to the success of Desperate Housewives. "She has a beautiful complexion," her makeup artist Elan Bongiorno has said.
6. 2006
Longoria trusted her lightened locks to hairstylist Ken Paves. "I don't even look in the mirror when he does my hair," she has said.
7. 2008
Glossy straight hair for the red carpet.
8. 2008
Longoria rocked a deep side part in her freshly cut bob.
9. 2009
Longoria looked sultry in soft waves and honey highlights at an L.A. charity event.
10. 2009
"I live and die with mascara," Longoria told InStyle, claiming L'Oreal Double Extend as her must-have.
11. 2010
Longoria went pink for a charity event with fuchsia gloss and rosy blush.
12. 2011
A high ponytail brought her major lashes into focus. "They really make your eyes pop," Longoria said of her favorite falsies. "I can even put them on in the car!"
13. 2012
Flawless! Longoria stopped by the NBC press day with her hair in loose waves.
14. 2012
For a charity event, Longoria highlighted her cheekbones with pale pink blush.
15. 2013
Longoria opts for voluminous lashes and loose curls.
16. 2014
The actress steps out with an ombre cut, complete with bangs.
17. Eva Longoria, March 15
Best known for her role on Desperate Housewives, the star has since added producing and directing to her TV resume.
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I want a pre-designed logo, but I want to see what it looks like with my name and in my colors before I place my order. Can that be done?
Unfortunately not, we can't help you with that. You will need to place your order first.
Our unconditional, 100% money-back guarantee boils down to the same thing. If you order a pre-designed logo and it just doesn't look as good as you hoped it would when we add your name and colors, we will refund ALL of your money. No service fees. No exceptions. No fine print. No hoops to jump through.
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If the preliminary round of the FIBA U17 World Championships was any indication, then the future of United States basketball is in good shape.
The USA Basketball U17 team rolled through the preliminary round in Hamburg, Germany, posting a 5-0 record and easily qualifying for the quarterfinals.
Eight of the 12 teams in the tournament move on to quarterfinal action, but none were more impressive than the United States. USA scored 100-plus points in four of the five games, including a 132-point outburst against Egypt. Even more impressive, it was a balanced offensive effort.
Team USA will now face the fourth-place finisher in Group B (likely Australia or Spain) in the quarterfinals on Friday. The semifinals are set for Saturday and the gold- and bronze-medal games will take place Sunday.
Here is a recap of the United States' five preliminary games:
USA 82, Argentina 70
Michael Gilchrist tallied 24 points and 15 rebounds to lead the Americans past a tough Argentina squad. The United States beat Argentina in last year's FIBA Americas U16 gold medal game, and had an idea what they'd be up against. Argentina held a brief second-half lead, 50-48, but a 13-0 United States run in the third quarter ended the drama.
USA 102, Lithuania 66
All 12 players scored for the United States in the rout, led by James McAdoo's 16 points, seven rebounds and three steals. USA had 27 assists and shot 56.1 percent from the field, overcoming a sloppy 25 turnovers to run away with the victory.
USA 113, China 73
Despite going well over 100 points, it was the USA defense that shined against China. Team USA forced 36 turnovers thanks to a full-court press. The Americans were credited with 27 steals. McAdoo scored 26 points on 13-of-14 shooting, while Brad Beal added 20 points and Quinn Cook had seven points and 13 assists.
USA 132, Egypt 64
The offensive explosion was the highest scoring total in the preliminary rounds, and it was a balanced effort by Team USA. Brad Beal led the team with 18 points, while Michael Gilchrist, Justin Anderson and Chasson Randle all scored 16. Marquis Teague added 12, while Andre Drummond and Adonis Thomas scored 11.
USA 112, Serbia 75
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Country music and controversy go together like peanut butter and bananas. The mix isn't for everyone, but it's certainly interesting.
Over decades dozens of singles and album cuts have fanned the flames of public discontent while strengthening the resolve of an artist's most devoted fans. These controversial songs from different eras of country music show that giving people something to talk about is a hobby that doesn't discriminate.
Brad Paisley's "Accidental Racist" is one of the most recent examples of a country song stirring the pot, but controversial hits by Merle Haggard and Loretta Lynn represent the golden age of country music. Tim McGraw, Dolly Parton and Reba McEntire also find their songs on this list. In many cases, the controversial songs become an artist's signature tune. Remaining strong during an initial period of criticism seems to be the most daunting of tasks.
"Courtesy of the Red White and Blue (The Angry American)"
No song represented an American still angry after the 9/11 attacks better than Toby Keith's hit from 2002. However, many — like ABC's Peter Jennings and the Dixie Chicks — felt it went too far and was "ignorant." Ask someone who claims to hate Keith about the reason for his or her rage and it won't take long for them to point to this song. It's still the highlight of his live show to this day.
It's been long enough that even the most ardent "Fancy" detractors can accept this hit for its theater and inspiring storyline, but in 1991 a song about a prostitute didn't go over well. Even less so in 1969, when Bobbie Gentry wrote and first released the song. Time has a way of properly deciding the fate of controversial country songs though, as proven by both Gentry and McEntire's success.
"Would You Lay With Me (In a Field of Stone)"
The problem with this 1973 hit by Tanya Tucker wasn't in the lyrics. "Would you lay with me, in a field of stone / Should my lips grow dry, should you wet them, dear," is a spicy lyric, but not so racy it'd make the modest fan blush. It was Tucker's age at the time that turned heads. She was 15, so her performance made many uncomfortable because she was underage and the lyric implied sex before marriage.
"Goodbye Earl"
A humorous video starring Dennis Franz took the edge off this cutting Top 20 hit from the early 2000s, but the Dixie Chicks would be judged for recording and celebrating a song that involves murdering one's spouse. While many would praise the trio for shining a light on domestic abuse, others would argue that neither domestic abuse nor spousal murder are appropriate subjects for country radio.
"Red Ragtop"
Tim McGraw was a star before he released "Red Ragtop" in 2002. A country newcomer may not have gotten away with the controversial ballad about a young couple who decide to have an abortion. "Tim, when he heard the song, recognized that it was a real song about real issues and things people have to deal with," the singer's manager told Country Weekly that year. "He views it as truly a slice of life." Some still turn off the radio when it begins, while others appreciate it as a beautifully tragic story drawn from real life.
"The Pill"
You know you've stirred the pot when religious leaders get involved. That's what happened with this Loretta Lynn hit from 1975. A song about the birth control pill would turn heads in the 2010s, but in 1975 it was absolutely taboo. However, after a preacher in Kentucky publicly denounced the song, it became a Top 5 hit.
"Follow Your Arrow"
Kacey Musgraves caused quite a stir when she released "Follow Your Arrow" as the third single from her acclaimed debut album, Same Trailer, Different Park, in 2013. The song's casual references to marijuana use and same-sex kissing caused country radio to stay away from it, and Musgraves was even censored when she sang it on the CMA Awards that year. But she got the last laugh when the same song won the CMA Award for Song of the Year the following year.
"Maybe I Mean Yes"
Holly Dunn inadvertently caused a commotion when she released "Maybe I Mean Yes" to country radio in 1991 as a single from her Milestones: Greatest Hits album. She co-wrote the song with her brother Chris Waters and songwriter Tom Shapiro, and they intended a light-hearted look at the dating scene and how sometimes a woman might say no to a date at first, but might actually be testing a man's resolve. But the line, "When I say 'no' I mean 'maybe', or maybe I mean 'yes,'" led to widespread controversy over date rape, and Dunn voluntarily withdrew the song from country radio and chose to stop performing it at her concerts.
"Okie From Muskogee"
Timing created a controversy for Merle Haggard. His 1969 hit was banned from some radio stations by owners who disagreed with the singer's politics. That was after several groups — like the Black Panthers — called the lyrics "divisive." President Nixon loved "Okie From Muskogee," but Haggard wasn't even trying to be political when he wrote it. He was simply celebrating small town conservative values.
"Have You Forgotten"
Much like Toby Keith's "Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue," Darryl Worley's "Have You Forgotten" was praised by flag-waving country fans and criticized by many who did not support the war in the Iraq. The problem may have been timing. Seemingly dozens of lesser songs were being written and released at the same time, many of which felt less than sincere. Once again, the passage of time justified this chart-topper.
"Accidental Racist"
Many marked this song as one to seek out before it was even released on Brad Paisley's Wheelhouse album. The duet with LL Cool J looks to explore centuries worth of racial tensions. It's an ambitious idea that has been both praised and labeled as ham-fisted, but Paisley has said he remains proud of the song for daring to even engage in a conversation about racial divides in the setting of country music, calling the controversy over it a "learning experience."
"Down From Dover"
First found on Dolly Parton's The Fairest of Them All album from 1969, "Down From Dover" is a woman's wait for the father of her unborn child to return home. As the song continues one senses he's a deadbeat, but the tragic ending blindsides a first-time listener. Though never a commercial hit, "Down From Dover" is well-known amongst Parton fans, and it's been covered several times. It helped define her as someone who would blaze her own path; ideas of sex before marriage just weren't addressed so blatantly in the mid-to-late '60s.
"Girl Crush"
Little Big Town got their first taste of controversy when they released "Girl Crush" as the second single from Pain Killer in 2014. Written by Lori McKenna, Hillary Lindsey and Liz Rose, "Girl Crush" initially met with resistance at radio because some listeners complained after misunderstanding the lyrics to be about homosexuality. The song became one of the biggest hits of the modern country era in part because of the additional exposure, and went on to sweep the major country awards shows.


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St. Mary's C.B.S. booked a Rest of Leinster Senior hurling 'B' championship final place alongside Coláiste Mhuire from Johnstown with a strong performance in a classy win over Banagher College in Dunmore, Kilkenny, on Tuesday.
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The Enniscorthy school were indebted to a pair of contrasting Diarmuid Doyle goals as they overcame an unfavourable wide count of 13-3 to win through. In truth, a little bit of luck can make all the difference and maybe the hurling gods were shining on St. Mary's in this clash.
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Finding the Best Canoeing
The Pacific Northwest Ballet brings a number of their greatest performances throughout the summertime. The Dominican Republic homes quite a few world-class spas. For all those outdoors enthusiasts you can find several unique tasks to enjoy.
Using Canoeing
In Canada, it truly is usually utilised at Alberta. Forestry, hunting and fishing also compose a small portion of its economy. All these specific same men and women can't name this country's new Territory.
Traits of Canoeing
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