This Oscar night will be one of the tightest Academy Awards races in recent history. For the first time in a long time, many categories for the 94th Academy Awards could fall for either “will win,” “could win,” or “should win.” There’s really no clear cut frontrunner. We thought “The Power of the Dog” was that until “CODA” led the winners at the PGA, SAG and WGA awards.
Actress and businesswoman Priscilla Presley will grace the stage and have a meet and greet with fans. She plans to share moments of her life including being married to rock and roll heartthrob Elvis Presley, being a successful businesswoman and other intimate details of her journey through life.
Ann Dowd and Reed Birney play parents of a school shooter meeting the parents of one of the victims in the emotionally powerful “Mass.” I can just sit and listen to both actors talk about “Mass” forever! They’re so eloquent and sweet in describing the film and working with writer/director Fran Kranz. Take a look and visually imagine what they are saying. They’re magical!
You may know Jason Isaacs as Lucius Malfoy in the “Harry Potter” series but get ready to see him play a long-suffering father of a shooting victim in the fantastic “Mass” from writer/director Fran Kranz. Isaacs stars as the husband of Martha Plimpton’s Gail and the film is about a meeting between the parents of the victim and the perpetrator’s mother and father played by Ann Dowd and Reed Britney respectively.
The pandemic affected everyone differently, but for musicians and live performers, a major way to interact with fans abruptly came to a halt. Grammy award-winning singer, songwriter and actress Melissa Manchester was able to continue to share her gift via zoom and by consistently releasing singles throughout the coronavirus pandemic. During that time of […]
It was so much fun talking to the iconic Glenn Close and the memorable Mila Kunis. They play real-life mother-daughter in the new heartbreaking but hopeful “Four Good Days.” I spent some time with the actresses to talk about the making of the film, their characters, and yeah, Close dancing “Da Butt” at the Oscars. […]
The 93rd Academy Awards tried to cover for a lost year in film with a boatload of intrigue: A change in venue that allowed for a maskless audience, a movie-style production led by director Steven Soderbergh, and a change in format with a surprise ending. None of that could save the Oscars from turning in the lowest rated […]
