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Back to when i was a young college newspaper editor, a washington university, he spoke at my graduation. and as i came up through newspapers, the richmond times newspaper, i always covered john warner. and kasie, one of my favorite things from him, something that really summed him up with his agreeing. we would call him the senator from central casting. here's why, he would always say, i'm proud, but humble to be your senior senator. it wasn't that humble, but it was very john moore. >> for sure. mike allen, thank you very much for your time this morning. and as we do remember john warner, aga...

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Illustrations by Jeremy Leung "The Means of Getting Someone in the Door": An Inside Look at Scientology's Lavish Production Facilities and Actor Recruitment Strategy by Kirsten Chuba April 29, 2021, 6:00am PDT Ex-members offer a rare look at the organization's multiple studios and allege that Scientology used the audition process to recruit outside actors: "It's an in-house film and no one's going to see it." Ten years ago this month, the Church of Scientology purchased Hollywood's historic KCET lot in Los Feliz, which it rebranded as Scientology Media Productions. It is from here that it op...

Mayans M.C. As season three of the FX series Mayans M.C. begins, troubled gang member Johnny "Coco" Cruz (Richard Cabral) is on a downward spiral of drug addiction and pain, tackling demons that have haunted him since he killed his mother in season one. "Coco will go through the depths of hell," Cabral says. "Some will say he would rather die than continue to suffer as he does." Cabral can relate. His real-life rise to stardom from the streets of East L.A. is remarkable even by Hollywood standards. Raised without a father, he was a gang member at 13 and a crack addict by 15, then spent a doz...

Merger News: Two Long-Standing DC Talent Agencies Unite For A Stronger, More Viable Business Future Share Article THE Artist Agency and Central Casting USA unite to create one full-service talent booking agency. “Due to the uncertainty of the pandemic, we may not have all the answers just yet, but we see the trends and can act with foresight, positioning ourselves together for a stronger, more resilient future for our business and for the talent we represent.” -Lynda Erkiletian WASHINGTON (PRWEB) April 08, 2021 THE Artist Ag...