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Black Bear Television Nabs Rights to Mary Kubica’s ‘Local Woman Missing’ (Exclusive)

Black Bear Television Nabs Rights to Mary Kubica’s ‘Local Woman Missing’ (Exclusive)
Black Bear Television has nabbed the rights to Mary Kubica’s “Local Woman Missing,” an upcoming mystery novel about a series of strange disappearances.

The deal come in advance of “Local Woman Missing’s” release in May 2021. The story is told through different perspectives and timelines, and revolves around three missing women from the same town whose disappearances have remained unsolved. One day, over a decade after the women go missing, one of the victims shockingly returns home. That raises a number of questions. Where has she been? What happened to the other women? And who is responsible?

Park Row will publish the novel. Kubica’s previous best-selling works include “The Good Girl,” “The Other Mrs.” and “Pretty Baby.” Black Bear Television is the TV studio division of Black Bear Pictures, the production and financing company behind “The Imitation Game,” “Mudbound,” “Suburbicon” and the upcoming “I Care a Lot.” The
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2020 ASCAP Country Music Awards: ‘One Man Band’ Named Song of the Year

2020 ASCAP Country Music Awards: ‘One Man Band’ Named Song of the Year
Completing the trio of performing-rights organizations’ country-music events leading into the 2020 CMA Awards, ASCAP has announced its country winners. Like the Sesac and BMI country awards in recent days, the event honoring the year’s most-played country songs is being presented digitally but will be spaced out from November 9th to 12th.

Old Dominion were presented with the Song of the Year honor for “One Man Band,” a hit ballad that appears on the group’s self-titled third album. The song was written by members Matt Ramsey, Trevor Rosen, and Brad Tursi with Josh Osborne.
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Courtney Barnett, Kathleen Hanna Release ‘Hands Off!’ Compilation

Courtney Barnett, Kathleen Hanna Release ‘Hands Off!’ Compilation
Courtney Barnett, Alice Bag, Kathleen Hanna, and more artists have contributed to Hands Off!, a new limited-edition cassette compilation that was created as a response to the sexual misconduct allegations surrounding Burger Records. The label shut down earlier this year after label staff and affiliated artists were accused of sexual misconduct.

The compilation was curated and produced by Miss Alex White of White Mystery, May McDonough of Psychedelic Cherry, LG from Thelma & the Sleaze, and Charlie Kaplan of Tapehead City. Along with Barnett, Bag, and Hanna, Hands Off! features tracks by L7,
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Update your Cmt Music Awards predictions now that Video of the Year has been narrowed down to final 6

Update your Cmt Music Awards predictions now that Video of the Year has been narrowed down to final 6
When the Cmt Music Award nominations were announced in September, there were a whopping 14 contenders for Video of the Year. But on October 12 that list was cut down by more than half, so update your forecasts here in our predictions center before the winners are announced on October 21.

The final six nominees are Kelsea Ballerini (“Homecoming Queen?”), Luke Combs (“Beer Never Broke My Heart”), Miranda Lambert (“Bluebird’), Tanya Tucker (“Bring My Flowers Now”), Carrie Underwood (“Drinking Alone”) and Keith Urban (“Polaroid”).

SEE2020 Cmt Awards performers list: Who is performing at the Country Music Television Awards on October 21?

Alas, that means the other eight initial nominees are out of contention, though they’re still in the running for other awards: Blanco Brown (“The Git Up”), The Chicks (“Gaslighter“), Dan and Shay (“I Should Probably Go to Bed”), Sam Hunt (“Hard to Forget”), Little Big Town (“Sugar Coat”), Ashley McBryde (“One Night
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Will Carrie Underwood extend her record at the Cmt Music Awards? ‘Drinking Alone’ would be her 8th Video of the Year winner

Will Carrie Underwood extend her record at the Cmt Music Awards? ‘Drinking Alone’ would be her 8th Video of the Year winner
Carrie Underwood has an amazing track record on Country Music Television. She has collected 20 trophies from the Cmt Music Awards, including seven for Video of the Year, more than any other artist in the awards’ history. Can she do it again? This time she’s nominated for “Drinking Alone,” which she certainly won’t be doing if she extends her record. Watch her video above, and visit our predictions center to place your bets.

Underwood previously won for “Before He Cheats” (2007), “Cowboy Casanova” (2010), “Good Girl” (2012), “Blown Away” (2013), “See You Again” (2014), “Something in the Water” (2015) and “Cry Pretty” (2019). That makes her the defending champion in the category, but that doesn’t mean she’s unbeatable. She has also lost the award seven times, though a couple of those times she actually lost to herself.

Seecmt Awards nominations 2020: Full list including Luke Combs, Thomas Rhett, Kelsea Ballerini

Before she returned to
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Carrie Underwood songs, ranked: We count down her 25 greatest hits full of love, faith and even a little revenge

Carrie Underwood songs, ranked: We count down her 25 greatest hits full of love, faith and even a little revenge
Carrie Underwood emerged from “American Idol” as one of the biggest country-pop crossover successes of the 21st century. But what are the very best songs of her career? Scroll down to see how we rank her all-time greatest hits. There are a lot to choose from, so what do you think of our selections. Did we leave off any of your favorites? Let us know below in the comments, and join all the discussion here with your fellow music fans.

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Underwood broke out in 2005 when she competed in — and won — the fourth season of “Idol,” and though not every champion from that singing competition series has achieved lasting success in the music business, Underwood has ruled in the music industry for years. She has won seven Grammys, more than any other “Idol” alum, and to date she’s the
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How Jennifer Aniston Escaped the Curse of Playing Rachel on Friends

How Jennifer Aniston Escaped the Curse of Playing Rachel on Friends
For fans the world over, Friends is their comfort food, their ray of sunshine in a world that is growing darker every year. But the cast of the show have a different perspective on the sitcom phenomenon. During a session of Hollywood Roundtable, Jennifer Aniston recalled how the success of the show and the popularity of her character Rachel Green led to such professional stagnation that she badly wanted the show to end.

"Oh my god, you just exhaust yourself. I could not get Rachel Green off of my back for the life of me. I could not escape and I was just Rachel from Friends, Rachel from Friends. And it's on all the time! And you're just like, 'Stop playing this fucking show.'"

Fortunately, Jennifer Aniston was able to escape the shadow of Rachel with a series of well-received roles on the big screen. The first such role
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Jennifer Aniston: "Interview"

Jennifer Aniston:
Sneak Peek "Friends" actress Jennifer Aniston posing for "Interview" magazine, wearing boots by Celine, a pencil skirt from Givenchy and a whole lot more:

"I've gone for each type," said Aniston. 

"The rough guy, the nerdy, sweet, lovable guy and the slick guy. I don't really have a type. But men in general are a good thing.

"I always say don't make plans, make options.

"In a man, I look for a friend, someone who's equal, with whom I'm comfortable.

"I love that feeling of being in love, the effect of having butterflies when you wake up in the morning. That is special."

Aniston's most critically acclaimed and commercially successful films are "Office Space" (1999), "The Good Girl" (2002), "Bruce Almighty" (2003), "Friends with Money" (2006), "The Break-Up" (2006), "Marley & Me" (2008), "Just Go with It" (2011), "Horrible Bosses" (2011), "We're the Millers" (2013) and "Dumplin'" (2018).

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‘The One and Only Ivan’ Writer Mike White on Writing for Animal Characters and the Legacy of ‘School of Rock’ [Interview]

‘The One and Only Ivan’ Writer Mike White on Writing for Animal Characters and the Legacy of ‘School of Rock’ [Interview]
Mike White has made his name as a renaissance man of modern entertainment. He’s written beloved family movies (School of Rock), blockbuster sequels (Pitch Perfect 3), and critically acclaimed dramas (The Good Girl). He wrote for a television show that ranks among the finest one season wonders of all time (Freaks and Geeks) and created […]

The post ‘The One and Only Ivan’ Writer Mike White on Writing for Animal Characters and the Legacy of ‘School of Rock’ [Interview] appeared first on /Film.
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Why ‘Watchmen’ Star Tim Blake Nelson Loved Acting Behind a Mask

Why ‘Watchmen’ Star Tim Blake Nelson Loved Acting Behind a Mask
A version of this story about Tim Blake Nelson and “Watchmen” first appeared in the Limited Series & Movies issue of TheWrap’s Emmy magazine.

The world of Damon Lindelof’s limited series “Watchmen” is the present-day United States, but it’s a United States that diverged from the country we live in about 35 years ago and has run on an alternate path ever since. Veteran character actor Tim Blake Nelson plays Wade Tillman, a.k.a. Looking Glass, a mysterious detective who, like all police officers in the series’ world, wears a mask — but his is a mirrored head covering that reveals nothing.

“Watchmen” presents an alternative version of our world, but it’s one in which the police are brutal and act with impunity, and a group of white supremacists fights a racist war against the government. It’s sci-fi but it feels pretty current.

I credit Damon with
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Jennifer Aniston Details Her Struggle to Escape "Rachel From Friends" and Land Different Roles

Jennifer Aniston Details Her Struggle to Escape
Jennifer Aniston knows a thing or two about perception in Hollywood. The Morning Show star opened up about her experiences trying to break out of a certain mold during The Hollywood Reporter's annual drama actress roundtable discussion with Reese Witherspoon, Rose Byrne, Zendaya, Helena Bonham Carter and Janelle Monáe. "You just exhaust yourself. I mean, I could not get Rachel Green off of my back for the life of me. I could not escape 'Rachel from Friends,' and it's on all the time and you're like, 'Stop playing that f--king show!' (Laughter.) The Good Girl was the first time I got to really shed whatever the Rachel character was, and to be able to disappear into someone who...
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Braddock: Pandemic Parade VI

Braddock: Pandemic Parade VI
Helping you stay sane while staying safe… featuring Leonard Maltin, Dave Anthony, Miguel Arteta, John Landis, and Blaire Bercy from the Hollywood Food Coalition.

Show Notes: Movies Referenced In This Episode

Plague (1979)

Target Earth (1954)

The Left Hand of God (1955)

A Lost Lady (1934)

Enough Said (2013)

Here Comes Mr. Jordan (1941)

Mr. Smith Goes To Washington (1939)

Heaven Can Wait (1978)

Down to Earth (2001)

Down To Earth (1947)

The Commitments (1991)

Once (2007)

Election (1999)

About Schmidt (2002)

Sideways (2004)

Nebraska (2013)

The Man in the Moon (1991)

The 39 Steps (1935)

Casablanca (1942)

The Lady Vanishes (1938)

The Night Walker (1964)

Chuck and Buck (2000)

Cedar Rapids (2011)

Beatriz at Dinner (2017)

Duck Butter (2018)

The Good Girl (2002)

The Big Heat (1953)

Human Desire (1954)

Slightly French (1949)

Week-End with Father (1951)

Experiment In Terror (1962)

They Shoot Horses Don’t They? (1969)

Ray’s Male Heterosexual Dance Hall (1987)

Airport (1970)

Earthquake (1974)

Drive a Crooked Road (1954)

Pushover (1954)

Waves (2019)

Krisha (2015)

The Oblong Box (1969)

80,000 Suspects (1963)

Panic In The Streets (1950)

It Comes At Night (2017)

Children of Men (2006)

The Road (2009)

You Were Never Really Here
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Will Jennifer Aniston (‘The Morning Show’) pull off this Emmy feat? Only Edie Falco has ever done it before

Will Jennifer Aniston (‘The Morning Show’) pull off this Emmy feat? Only Edie Falco has ever done it before
For Jennifer Aniston, the Emmys are serious business. At least, they are now. She’s one of the top contenders for Best Drama Actress for her leading role on Apple TV+’s “The Morning Show.” This comes 18 years after she won Best Comedy Actress for “Friends” in 2002. It would be a rare feat for a leading lady to win Emmys for both a drama and comedy series. In fact, the only actress who has ever done it before is Edie Falco. Will Aniston be the second?

Falco won her Emmys in the opposite order. She claimed three Best Drama Actress prizes for “The Sopranos” before claiming Best Comedy Actress for the hospital dramedy “Nurse Jackie” (2010). But even that comedy victory, for playing the title health care worker with an addiction to pain medication, was tinged with drama like a lot of other seriocomic acting winners in recent years like Toni Collette
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How American Idol's Gabby Barrett Became Country Music's Rising Star

Remember the name Gabby Barrett! It's been less than two years since American Idol viewers were first introduced to the Pittsburgh resident. While standing in front of Lionel Richie, Katy Perry and Luke Bryan, the country singer impressed us all with her versions of Carrie Underwood's "Good Girl" and Mickey Newbury's "His Eye Is on the Sparrow." While she may have come in third place during her season, Gabby is proving that you don't have to come in first to win big. Her single "I Hope" has become a country music radio favorite and continues to climb the charts. And spoiler alert: She's just getting started. "To see how far the song has come in a year...
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Dustin Lynch Looks Homeward on His Adventurous New Album, ‘Tullahoma’

Dustin Lynch Looks Homeward on His Adventurous New Album, ‘Tullahoma’
When Dustin Lynch first signed a record deal in the early 2010s and started releasing music, he did his best to play nice and not ruffle any feathers. Like many fresh-faced entertainment-industry aspirants, he was supposed to feel grateful to be in such an enviable position, and also be willing to do whatever was asked of him. But he couldn’t help feeling like he didn’t have agency over his music. As a result, he ended up recording some songs, like “She Cranks My Tractor,” that didn’t feel representative of who he was.
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‘Like a Boss’: Whoever Made This Inane Comedy Should Be Fired

‘Like a Boss’: Whoever Made This Inane Comedy Should Be Fired
The trick to creating successful screen farce is to make sure audiences don’t see you sweat. So it’s not a good sign that the actors are spritzing up a storm in Like a Boss. But what actors! The comic tornado known as Tiffany Haddish seizes the role of Mia Carter, the creative wiz behind a Diy cosmetics company she runs with her numbers-minded best friend, Mel Paige, played by her up-for-anything costar Rose Byrne. The duo work their butts off for laughs that the putatively femcentric script by two first-time screenwriters,
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‘Like A Boss’ Nsfw Trailer: Salma Hayek Looks To Destroy Rose Byrne & Tiffany Haddish’s Cosmetic Company

Going into business with your best friend can seem like an amazing opportunity, essentially helping each other move up life’s ladder. But in “Like A Boss,” a best friend relationship is about to be put to the test when money talks.

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Directed by Miguel Arteta (“The Good Girl”), will see best friends Mia and Mel, Rose Byrne (“Bridesmaids”) and Tiffany Haddish (“Night School”), running their cosmetics company.

Continue reading ‘Like A Boss’ Nsfw Trailer: Salma Hayek Looks To Destroy Rose Byrne & Tiffany Haddish’s Cosmetic Company at The Playlist.
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A Report on Bangladesh Film

By Imran Fridaus

Introduction

Bangladesh cinema industry activities are situated in the capital city of Dhaka. This industry generally produced Bengali language films of different styles such as melodrama, social drama, political action film, formula film as well as independent films. Bangladesh Film Development Corporation (Bfdc) has played a center point of supporting and supplying raw materials in filmmaking. In 1898, people of this land first experienced moving images on the screen by the arrangement of a company named Bradford Bioscope Company; though it was limited to elite class audience. This region started producing movies with the short film “The Good Girl” in silent era (Hayat 1987). Within three years, Bangladesh experienced “The Last Kiss” (1931), its first feature length film. Both films were patronized by the royal family the Nawab Family (Hayat 1987). They formed a production company eventually in the 1930s titled as Dhaka East Bengal Cinematograph Society to produce films regularly.
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Herman Melville Novella ‘Benito Cereno’ Headed For Space As Sci-Fi Series From Steven Katz & Topic Studios

Topic Studios is developing a scripted TV series based on Benito Cereno, the 1855 Herman Melville novella about the fictionalized revolt of a Spanish slave ship. The series, which will be adapted to take place in deep space, is created by The Knick scribe/co-executive producer Steven Katz, who will write and executive produced project.

Topic Studios will also executive produce alongside Manage-ment’s Dan Halsted and Corinne Hayoun.

Inspired by the novella — considered one of Melville’s finest works as a commentary on slavery, the nature of man and good versus evil — the series will be a science fiction thriller centered on an accidental encounter between a human commercial ship and an alien slave freighter, where the human captain navigates a world of inter-species slavery in a distant future with frightening parallels to our past.

“Benito Cereno is one of Melville’s most thought-provoking short stories, and Steven has been able to retain its essence,
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Tim Blake Nelson (‘The Ballad of Buster Scruggs’) sings, dances and kills, but ‘I could never think of him as a psychopath’ [Exclusive Video Interview]

Tim Blake Nelson (‘The Ballad of Buster Scruggs’) sings, dances and kills, but ‘I could never think of him as a psychopath’ [Exclusive Video Interview]
Tim Blake Nelson first heard about “The Ballad of Buster Scruggs” in 2002, when Joel and Ethan Coen handed him a short script about a cheerful, singing cowboy who often finds himself in violent situations. The filmmaking siblings told him it was one of several western stories that “would be written over the years.” But it wasn’t until 2016 that the final five vignettes were completed and assembled into a feature-length script. Watch our exclusive video interview with Nelson above.

See Zoe Kazan on co-writing ‘Wildlife’ and co-starring in ‘The Ballad of Buster Scruggs’: ‘I felt so protective of her’ [Exclusive Video Interview]

As the titular Buster, Nelson gets to sing, dance and kill on his journeys through the Wild West. But he doesn’t see the character as a villain. “As an actor, you learn early on that you’ve got to advocate for your character,” he explains. “Mostly that means figuring
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