Thomas Cailley’s fantasy drama The Animal Kingdom topped the nominations for France’s César Awards, which were announced in Paris on Wednesday.
The drama picked up 12 nominations with Justine Triet’s Oscar hopeful Anatomy Of A Fall coming in second with 11 nominations, followed by Jeanne Herry’s All Your Faces, which nine, and The Goldman Case, with eight.
Set in a world where human beings start transmuting into animals, The Animal Kingdom world premiered as the opening film of Cannes Un Certain Regard in 2023 and went on to make $8.5M at the box office last fall.
The Animal Kingdom and Anatomy of a Fall are competing in eight categories spanning Best Film, Director, Original Screenplay, Male Revelation, Editing, Sound, Cinematography and Production Design.
The high nomination count for Herry’s ensemble drama All Your Faces was thanks to the fact it dominated the Supporting Actress category with separate nominations for cast members Leila Bekhti,...
The drama picked up 12 nominations with Justine Triet’s Oscar hopeful Anatomy Of A Fall coming in second with 11 nominations, followed by Jeanne Herry’s All Your Faces, which nine, and The Goldman Case, with eight.
Set in a world where human beings start transmuting into animals, The Animal Kingdom world premiered as the opening film of Cannes Un Certain Regard in 2023 and went on to make $8.5M at the box office last fall.
The Animal Kingdom and Anatomy of a Fall are competing in eight categories spanning Best Film, Director, Original Screenplay, Male Revelation, Editing, Sound, Cinematography and Production Design.
The high nomination count for Herry’s ensemble drama All Your Faces was thanks to the fact it dominated the Supporting Actress category with separate nominations for cast members Leila Bekhti,...
- 1/24/2024
- by Melanie Goodfellow
- Deadline Film + TV
Gurugram, Feb 26 (Ians) Marcel Siem survived a tense 72nd hole to win the US$ 2 million Indian Open 2023 and return to the winner’s circle more than eight years after he had won his last Dp World Tour title.
His second shot on the final hole was headed for the water, but the rough on the edges of the lake stopped the ball. His wedge into the green gave him a 25-foot birdie putt, which he left short. As Paul missed a 12-footer for birdie, Siem holed the four-and-a-half feet par putt for the win.
Pawan Munjal, Chairman & CEO of Hero Motocorp, and Brijinder Singh, President of the Indian Golf Union, presented Siem with the trophy.
The top Indians were Shubhankar Sharma (68), who had his best day of the week on Sunday, and Veer Ahlawat (73) at 4-under in tied 13th place.
The 42-year-old Siem, started the final day one behind fellow...
His second shot on the final hole was headed for the water, but the rough on the edges of the lake stopped the ball. His wedge into the green gave him a 25-foot birdie putt, which he left short. As Paul missed a 12-footer for birdie, Siem holed the four-and-a-half feet par putt for the win.
Pawan Munjal, Chairman & CEO of Hero Motocorp, and Brijinder Singh, President of the Indian Golf Union, presented Siem with the trophy.
The top Indians were Shubhankar Sharma (68), who had his best day of the week on Sunday, and Veer Ahlawat (73) at 4-under in tied 13th place.
The 42-year-old Siem, started the final day one behind fellow...
- 2/26/2023
- by News Bureau
- GlamSham
Gurugram, Feb 25 (Ians) Marcel Siem, who last won on the Tour almost ten years ago, is trying to remember that feeling, while Yannik Paul, who finished second only last week is trying to make amends for the close miss as the duo gun for a win at the 2 million US dollar Indian Open here at the Dlf Golf and Country Club.
As Paul walked off the course after completing his round, he gave Siem a huge smile and a high five, knowing they were on the verge of a milestone.
The two Germans, who are vying to be the first from their country to win the Indian Open and are separated by just one shot.
Paul (71) was 11-under and Siem with a 67 became only the second player this week to get to double digits under par at 10-under. Joost Luiten, with an eventful 68 that included seven birdies against three bogeys,...
As Paul walked off the course after completing his round, he gave Siem a huge smile and a high five, knowing they were on the verge of a milestone.
The two Germans, who are vying to be the first from their country to win the Indian Open and are separated by just one shot.
Paul (71) was 11-under and Siem with a 67 became only the second player this week to get to double digits under par at 10-under. Joost Luiten, with an eventful 68 that included seven birdies against three bogeys,...
- 2/25/2023
- by News Bureau
- GlamSham
It was sad to see Jeanette Limas go after the “Concept Store” assignment on “Making the Cut,” especially because it meant she wouldn’t be able to show the 10-look collection she designed. After they put so much work into their collections, I think all four should’ve gotten the chance to show them off, but alas, I didn’t get a vote. We did end up with three stellar finalists, though: Rafael Chaouiche, Georgia Hardinge, and Yannik Zamboni. Which of them was named the next great global brand in “Finale”?
See‘Making the Cut’ season 3 episode 6 recap: ‘Social Media Content’ brought out the designers’ inner influencers Assignment
By now the designers have already mostly completed their work on their final collections: 10 looks, including at least four accessible looks and two menswear pieces. But that’s not all. Before becoming the next great global fashion brand, they’re going to...
See‘Making the Cut’ season 3 episode 6 recap: ‘Social Media Content’ brought out the designers’ inner influencers Assignment
By now the designers have already mostly completed their work on their final collections: 10 looks, including at least four accessible looks and two menswear pieces. But that’s not all. Before becoming the next great global fashion brand, they’re going to...
- 9/9/2022
- by Daniel Montgomery
- Gold Derby
The elimination of Markantoine Lynch-Boisvert from “Making the Cut” in the episode “Social Media Content” surprised no one more than Markantoine himself, who didn’t think he should have been sent home. But despite his protestations the competition moved on with its final four: Rafael Chaouiche, Georgia Hardinge, Jeanette Limas, and Yannik Zamboni. But those semifinalists had one big task standing between them and the finale. So what happened in “Concept Store”?
See‘Making the Cut’ season 3 episode 6 recap: ‘Social Media Content’ brought out the designers’ inner influencers Assigment
No more one-day or two-day tasks. This was the big one. They would have four weeks to create their 10-look final collections, but not everyone would get to show those collections during the last fashion show. First they would work with “Making the Cut’s” production design team to construct their own concept stores that would represent their brands. They would...
See‘Making the Cut’ season 3 episode 6 recap: ‘Social Media Content’ brought out the designers’ inner influencers Assigment
No more one-day or two-day tasks. This was the big one. They would have four weeks to create their 10-look final collections, but not everyone would get to show those collections during the last fashion show. First they would work with “Making the Cut’s” production design team to construct their own concept stores that would represent their brands. They would...
- 9/9/2022
- by Daniel Montgomery
- Gold Derby
Episode five, “Festival Wear,” was a bloodbath on “Making the Cut,” with outrage from judge Jeremy Scott and the eliminations of both Curtis Cassell and Sienna Li. That left five designers going into episode six, “Social Media Content”: Rafael Chaouiche, Georgia Hardinge, Jeanette Limas, Markantoine Lynch-Boisvert, and Yannik Zamboni. After all that vitriol, it was nice to get back to a kinder, gentler “Making the Cut.” And spoiler alert: no notebooks were harmed in the filming of this episode.
See‘Making the Cut’ season 3 episode 4 recap: ‘One Day, One Team,’ one sewing machine fight, and one ‘sex funeral’ Assignment
“We’re going to turn this thing around,” host and head judge Heidi Klum told the final five. They would get a chance to redeem themselves by showing off their online marketing skills. Not only would they be creating the usual two-look collections — one high-fashion runway design and one accessible...
See‘Making the Cut’ season 3 episode 4 recap: ‘One Day, One Team,’ one sewing machine fight, and one ‘sex funeral’ Assignment
“We’re going to turn this thing around,” host and head judge Heidi Klum told the final five. They would get a chance to redeem themselves by showing off their online marketing skills. Not only would they be creating the usual two-look collections — one high-fashion runway design and one accessible...
- 9/3/2022
- by Daniel Montgomery
- Gold Derby
Much to the surprise and delight of all the designers on “Making the Cut,” no one was eliminated in season three, episode four, “One Day, One Team.” So all seven contestants returned to design again in episode five, “Festival Wear”: Curtis Cassell, Rafael Chaouiche, Georgia Hardinge, Sienna Li, Jeanette Limas, Markantoine Lynch-Boisvert, and Yannik Zamboni. All sunshine and puppies and roses, right? Unfortunately, the judges’ momentary mercy curdled like milk in the sun. Let’s get into it.
See‘Making the Cut’ spoilers: Who was eliminated, when, and why in season 3? Assignment
“Festival wear has become big business for fashion retailers,” Tim Gunn explains. “Many large brands are creating year-round festival lines. In fact, for the Millennial and Gen-z demographics it’s becoming tangential to resort wear.” We’re talking hippie Woodstock looks, Afropunk, all those wild desert utopia Burning Man costumes. The sky is kind of the limit with this one.
See‘Making the Cut’ spoilers: Who was eliminated, when, and why in season 3? Assignment
“Festival wear has become big business for fashion retailers,” Tim Gunn explains. “Many large brands are creating year-round festival lines. In fact, for the Millennial and Gen-z demographics it’s becoming tangential to resort wear.” We’re talking hippie Woodstock looks, Afropunk, all those wild desert utopia Burning Man costumes. The sky is kind of the limit with this one.
- 9/2/2022
- by Daniel Montgomery
- Gold Derby
Gabriella Meyer was sent home for her underwhelming “Winter Wear” in episode three of “Making the Cut,” leaving seven designers fighting to be the next great global brand: Curtis Cassell, Rafael Chaouiche, Georgia Hardinge, Sienna Li, Jeanette Limas, Markantoine Lynch-Boisvert, and Yannik Zamboni. But how well could they work together? We found out — for better and worse — in “One Day, One Team.”
Assignment
For the first time on “Making the Cut” the designers had to display teamwork by all working on one team. Together they would create an accessible, cohesive collection where every designer was responsible for one look. Oh, and the timeline for finishing their assignments was shorter than ever. Instead of two weeks, or two days, or one day, they would have a mere seven hours and no help from seamstresses. What could possibly go wrong?
See‘Making the Cut’: Winner of ‘Activewear Champions’ assignment on capturing...
Assignment
For the first time on “Making the Cut” the designers had to display teamwork by all working on one team. Together they would create an accessible, cohesive collection where every designer was responsible for one look. Oh, and the timeline for finishing their assignments was shorter than ever. Instead of two weeks, or two days, or one day, they would have a mere seven hours and no help from seamstresses. What could possibly go wrong?
See‘Making the Cut’: Winner of ‘Activewear Champions’ assignment on capturing...
- 8/27/2022
- by Daniel Montgomery
- Gold Derby
With the elimination of Ciara Chyanne Morgan in episode two of “Making the Cut” for her activewear looks that looked more like they were going to the office, there were eight designers left competing to become the next great global brand: Curtis Cassell, Rafael Chaouiche, Georgia Hardinge, Sienna Li, Jeanette Limas, Markantoine Lynch-Boisvert, Gabriella Meyer, and Yannik Zamboni. So who kept up their hot streaks in “Winter Wear,” which premiered on Amazon Prime on August 26?
Assignment
It was a pretty straightforward task this week: the designers would create two-look winter wear collections with one high-fashion runway look and one accessible look, the latter of which would be sold in Amazon’s “Making the Cut” online store for the winning designer. Here’s the less straightforward part, though: they only have one day to complete the whole challenge. So we’ve gone from two weeks for the first assignment to two days for the second assignment,...
Assignment
It was a pretty straightforward task this week: the designers would create two-look winter wear collections with one high-fashion runway look and one accessible look, the latter of which would be sold in Amazon’s “Making the Cut” online store for the winning designer. Here’s the less straightforward part, though: they only have one day to complete the whole challenge. So we’ve gone from two weeks for the first assignment to two days for the second assignment,...
- 8/26/2022
- by Daniel Montgomery
- Gold Derby
“Making the Cut” premiered its third season on Amazon Prime on August 19 with 10 designers competing to become the next great global brand: Emily Bargeron from Georgia, Curtis Cassell from Brooklyn, Rafael Chaouiche from Brazil, Georgia Hardinge from London, Sienna Li from China, Jeanette Limas from Philadelphia, Markantoine Lynch-Boisvert from Montreal, Gabriella Meyer from Chicago, Ciara Chyanne Morgan from Los Angeles, and Yannik Zamboni from Switzerland. The winner will receive 1 million to invest in their brand, a mentorship with Amazon Fashion, and the opportunity to sell a collection through Amazon’s online “Making the Cut” store. So who made a strong first impression in “Evening Wear” and who failed to make the cut?
“I think this is the best bunch yet,” says host and head judge Heidi Klum of the contestants in the episode’s opening. And co-host and mentor Tim Gunn is excited to shoot the season in Los Angeles,...
“I think this is the best bunch yet,” says host and head judge Heidi Klum of the contestants in the episode’s opening. And co-host and mentor Tim Gunn is excited to shoot the season in Los Angeles,...
- 8/19/2022
- by Daniel Montgomery
- Gold Derby
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