A short happy reunion with Eric for Pam, she is going to have to igNora some things just like me and hope Eric fares well. Will Fangtasia ever re-open again? I don't know how with there being a big vamp vs. human war going on. Where will poor Ginger get a job, those vamps owe her a lot, right? These are a few of the things I've been wondering about and trying to not think on the "Sookie gets a new love interest" rumors, which to me are a wholelottablech!
Dates and performance times for “An Iliad” at ArtEmerson in Boston
April 27th @ 8:00 p.m.
April 28th @ 2:00 p.m.
May 3rd @ 8:00 p.m.
May 4th @ 8:00 p.m.For tickets call or Visit ArtsEmerson at
The Paramount Center
559 Washington Street
Boston, MA 02111
(617) 824-8000
artsemerson.org
San Francisco International Film Festival opening night film is "What Maisie Knew", go to link for ticket info-
Box office now open to general public!
The 56th San Francisco International Film Festival opens with a world-class cinematic event, special guests and a festive celebration with live entertainment, dancing, food and drinks. Join the convivial throng at the Castro Theatre for a screening of What Maisie Knew then head to a lavish party to enjoy hors d’oeuvres from local restaurants, sophisticated cocktails and, of course, dancing.
In this loose adaptation of Henry James’s 1897 novel of the same name, Scott McGehee and David Siegel focus on the effects of a marriage’s unraveling as viewed through the eyes of a couple’s six-year-old daughter. Shuttling between narcissistic parents and bemused but compassionate parental stand-ins, young Maisie comes face to face with the mercurial world of grown-ups who are anything but.
Following the screening, the Opening Night celebration continues at the luxurious and contemporary Temple Nightclub at 9:30 pm. This will be a night to remember as we kick off the 56th annual International Film Festival. Join us and some of San Francisco’s finest restaurants and beverage companies to eat, drink and dance the night away. You must be 21+ to attend the party.
The 56th San Francisco International Film Festival opens with a world-class cinematic event, special guests and a festive celebration with live entertainment, dancing, food and drinks. Join the convivial throng at the Castro Theatre for a screening of What Maisie Knew then head to a lavish party to enjoy hors d’oeuvres from local restaurants, sophisticated cocktails and, of course, dancing.
In this loose adaptation of Henry James’s 1897 novel of the same name, Scott McGehee and David Siegel focus on the effects of a marriage’s unraveling as viewed through the eyes of a couple’s six-year-old daughter. Shuttling between narcissistic parents and bemused but compassionate parental stand-ins, young Maisie comes face to face with the mercurial world of grown-ups who are anything but.
Following the screening, the Opening Night celebration continues at the luxurious and contemporary Temple Nightclub at 9:30 pm. This will be a night to remember as we kick off the 56th annual International Film Festival. Join us and some of San Francisco’s finest restaurants and beverage companies to eat, drink and dance the night away. You must be 21+ to attend the party.
Interview Alexander did with Elle Magazine, in it's entirety at the link-
ELLE: In Disconnect, you make a joke about watching a porn flick called Sperms of Endearment. Was that an ad-lib?AS: [Laughs] Yeah, it was.
ELLE: Is that a real movie?
AS: I don't know. Unfortunately, I haven't seen it. But I'm very intrigued by it. I definitely want to see it. I've heard it's very good.
All the Man of the World Randall Mesdon photos as a GIF from AlpHaleWolf
More photos of A.S. courtside at a Lakers game at Celebuzz
I don't know who you are Ali Cat but you got the look that melts vajajas.
Two Management @TwoManagement @TwoManagement @ryanblakehunter at @MilkStudios for Purple Magazine (I guess it's one more upcoming photoshoot)
Kristin posted a bunch of photos of her night at OutFest with Carrie and Rutina on her Facebook
latest preview for Kiss of the Damned, oh yeah baby!
Character actor JOHN FLECK (Carnivale) cast as Dr Overlark, who shows up in E3 (now titled "Abducted") as a ruthless 50-year-old advisor to Governor Burrell (recurring guest star). Thanks to Kabookit!
MORE casting news and piccies at our page for that schtufffs.
Richard Gleason's audition for Governor Burrell, that accent is all over the place, but we get to see what some dialogue will be like. Arliss Howard is the one who got the role.
Another one for Wes, don't know if the actor got the role, Joseph Green Audition for Season 6, True Blood Character Wes.
some new info added today HERE in spoilers and casting.
ELLE: Is that a real movie?
AS: I don't know. Unfortunately, I haven't seen it. But I'm very intrigued by it. I definitely want to see it. I've heard it's very good.
latest preview for Kiss of the Damned, oh yeah baby!
Character actor JOHN FLECK (Carnivale) cast as Dr Overlark, who shows up in E3 (now titled "Abducted") as a ruthless 50-year-old advisor to Governor Burrell (recurring guest star). Thanks to Kabookit!
MORE casting news and piccies at our page for that schtufffs.
Richard Gleason's audition for Governor Burrell, that accent is all over the place, but we get to see what some dialogue will be like. Arliss Howard is the one who got the role.
Another one for Wes, don't know if the actor got the role, Joseph Green Audition for Season 6, True Blood Character Wes.
some new info added today HERE in spoilers and casting.
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