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Interview: Discussing the Musical Easter Eggs in ‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’ with Music Supervisors Bruce Gilbert and Lauren Mikus

Everything Everywhere All At Once is A24’s latest film, and has dominated the box office since its arrival in theatres. It’s surpassed Uncut Gems domestically, to become A24’s largest film to date. We’ve previously talked with Anissa Salazar, the head of the hair department, about her work on this gigantic film (you can read all […] More

by benjaminwiebe June 8, 2022, 7:47 am
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Interview: Composers Nick Baxter and Marius De Vries Discuss Bringing the Music to life in ‘CODA’

As we near the fall awards season, with the fall festivals dominating the limelight, it’s worth remembering the films that started the year off. CODA was a notable film, making a name for itself at Sundance by winning the US Grand Jury Prize for Dramatic Film. And now, with the fall awards season underway, it […] More

by benjaminwiebe November 7, 2021, 7:07 am
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Interview: ‘Heels’ Composer Jeff Cardoni Talks Sports Drama, Working on TV Comedies, and his solo album Nuovo Futuro

After working on a string of comedy television shows such as The Kominsky Method, Young Sheldon and Silicon Valley, composer Jeff Cardoni turns his attention to one of his favored genres – Sports Drama. A show based on a small wrestling promotion and the relationships between the show’s booker and leading star, Heels is the […] More

by Bradley Weir August 21, 2021, 8:00 am
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Bo Burnham’s Netflix Special is Headed to the Big Screen

Famed stand up comedian and director, Bo Burnham, has yet another project on the way to the big screen. His self made, Netflix comedy special Bo Burnham: Inside turned heads when it was released last month when it featured a more somber tone than his other comedic works. The special is headed to theaters for […] More

by Brandon Winchester July 12, 2021, 7:33 am
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Paul McCartney Docuseries Coming To Hulu Will Cover His Career

Whether you’re a Beatles obsessive, a fan of the solo stuff, or both, just about everyone can get on board with Paul McCartney. For those who want to learn more about the iconic musician, Hulu has dropped the first trailer for their upcoming series McCartney 3, 2, 1, which will release on the streaming service on July […] More

by Mitchell Beaupre May 17, 2021, 2:47 pm
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Grammy Awards Hand Out Prizes to Beyoncé, Billie Eilish, Taylor Swift, and More

As if we didn’t already know that Beyoncé was a legend a thousand times over, she has now set a new record with the most Grammy Awards wins in history for a female artist, totaling at 28 after this year’s ceremony. The artist won the award for Best R&B Performance for “Black Parade”, along with an award for […] More

by Mitchell Beaupre March 14, 2021, 11:19 pm
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Film Review: ‘Music’ Has No Rhythm

Music – perhaps you heard of it? Well, actually, probably not. Last week, the Golden Globes released their nominations for this year’s awards cycle, and they left many scratching their heads, more than usual. When the nominations where announced and Kate Hudson’s name was read in the Best Actress in a Comedy or Musical category, […] More

by Matt Passantino February 11, 2021, 9:05 am

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Interview: Discussing the Musical Easter Eggs in ‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’ with Music Supervisors Bruce Gilbert and Lauren Mikus

Interview: Composers Nick Baxter and Marius De Vries Discuss Bringing the Music to life in ‘CODA’

Interview: ‘Heels’ Composer Jeff Cardoni Talks Sports Drama, Working on TV Comedies, and his solo album Nuovo Futuro

Bo Burnham’s Netflix Special is Headed to the Big Screen

Paul McCartney Docuseries Coming To Hulu Will Cover His Career

Grammy Awards Hand Out Prizes to Beyoncé, Billie Eilish, Taylor Swift, and More

Film Review: ‘Music’ Has No Rhythm

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Interview: Talking ‘5 Things’ and Convenience Store Fun with Jay Mewes

Interview: Composer Christopher Benstead Discusses ‘Young Sherlock’

Interview: Director Bryan Storkel on Recognizing the Pop Culture Influence of His Larger Than Life Subject in ‘Hulk Hogan: Real American’

Interview: Jennifer Love Hewitt Talks Maddie’s Season Nine Journey and Growing with ‘9-1-1’

Interview: Brittany Snow Reaches New Heights With ‘The Hunting Wives’ and ‘The Beast in Me’

Interview: Nick Kroll Talks ‘Mating Season’ and the Balancing Act of His Animated Comedies

Interview: John C. McGinley Chats About the Life of an Actor, the New Challenge of His ‘Rooster’ Role, and Returning to ‘Scrubs’

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