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'Nomadland' and 'Queen's Gambit' Win USC Scripter Awards Tim Gray, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Top prizes at the USC Scripter event Saturday went to screenwriter Chloé Zhao and author Jessica Bruder for “Nomadland” as well as scripter Scott Frank and novelist Walter Tevis for Netflix’s “The Queen’s Gambit.” As in past years, the award goes to both the scriptwriter(s) as well as the writer(s) of the original material. More from Variety Searchlight Pictures’ “Nomadland” is based on the nonfiction book “Nomadland: Surviving America in the Twenty-First Century.” Zha...

Derek DelGaudio: Amoralman Skylight Books and Dynasty Typewriter host a virtual booklaunch for DelGaudio (creator of the theater show In and Of Itself). The nonfiction book is an exploration of the lies we tell ourselves. DelGaudio thought he was a decent, honest guy until he stumbled on a old journal and was forced to confront a deception from his past. Tuesday, March 9; 6:30 p.m. TV Pilot Club: The Very First Fresh Prince Episode Join LAist's arts and entertainment reporter Mike Roe and a group of TV superfans as they discuss the first episode of the 1990 sitcom with the freshest theme s...

Film Independent We’ve all heard the old saying, “When life gives you COVID, make lemonade.” At least we’re pretty sure that’s how it goes. And nowhere were the limitations of our ongoing pandemic quarantine transmuted—Eucharist like—into a cineaste’s tart lemonade more demonstrably than at noon this Wednesday, when Film Independent kicked off its annual Directors Close-Up series with a panel featuring all five of this year’s Best Directornominees at the upcoming Film Independent Spirit Awards: Lee Isaac Chung ( Minari), Emerald Fennell ( Never Rarely Sometimes Always), K...

A young man eaten up by fears of inherited disease, a mother who hid the facts of her awful marriage from her son to spare him, but is rewarded with even worse pain: the emotional plotlines of Henrik Ibsen’s Ghosts are huge. While the plot ticks off... Read more... Barbara Monday, 24 September 2012 For a remarkable BBC Radio Four half-hour programme broadcast on 14 September, The Stasi Jigsaw Puzzle, Chris Bowlby pieced together tales of treachery in the former German Democratic Republic. At one point a 1950s recording of a trial of a woman... Read more... ...

Deutschland 89, Channel 4 review - the Wall comes down, what next? | reviews, news & interviews Deutschland 89, Channel 4 review - the Wall comes down, what next? Deutschland 89, Channel 4 review - the Wall comes down, what next? Compulsive start to final series of the East German spy drama that's much more by Tom BirchenoughSaturday, 06 March 2021 Guarded confidence: Jonas Nay as Martin Rauch Joerg and Anna Winger’s gripping drama of East Germany, a loose portrait set over the final decade of that country’s existence, has reached its culmination, and this first episode of D...