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Endorsed by Martin Scorsese, in the form of an executive producer title, New York-set troubled romance “Port Authority,” from writer-director Danielle Lessovitz, is drenched in atmospheric soundscapes and kinetic imagery. What it lacks in uniqueness of concept, it makes up for in evocative implementation of the medium. Fresh off the bus from Pittsburgh, astray young buck Paul (Fionn Whitehead) meets Lee (McCaul Lombardi), a homophobic mentor who offers him shelter and work evicting tenants. As the circles of people in precarious housing situations overlap, Paul comes in contact with a group of Black queer youths and soon begins courting Wye (Leyna Bloom), a striking trans woman.
CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard Most TV comebacks attempt to capitalize on everything that made shows memorable to begin with, from the setting to the tone to the characters. Going against that small-screen grain is the Dexter revival, whose return to fans' lives on Showtime will be radically different from the series' initial run. Though Michael C. Hall's killer-of-killers Dexter Morgan will obviously be fronting things, former co-star James Remar threw doubt on the idea of other returning cast members, saying Showtime opted not to bring anyone else back for the New York-set season. But it sounds like new star Jamie Chung has now indirectly refuted that claim.
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Hamilton, Miranda was a theater student at Wesleyan University. He began writing what would become In the Heights in 1999, first as a one-act before evolving into a full-fledged show with a massive cast and an embrace of the hip-hop storytelling that would become Miranda’s stock in trade. The story revolves Usnavi de la Vega — a Dominican bodega owner in Manhattan on the verge of closing his store — and friends and neighbors he comes to see as his own family. Incorporating salsa, soul, hip hop and other musical influences, the show is ultimately a musical celebration of love and family amid New York’s Latinx diaspora and the personal conflicts that reside therein.
When sitting down with Dylan Farrow for an interview on her eponymous talk show, host Drew Barrymore expressed regret over working with Woody Allen in her past. “I worked with Woody Allen. I did a film with him in 1996 called, Everyone Says I Love You, and there was no higher career calling card than […]
"I finished reading the script and called my manager, I'm like, 'Why can't I get a job in LA? Why do all my jobs I get take me to New York?' And she's like, 'I think they'd be willing to film in LA.' So I'm really excited about that." She further teased: "There's great characters, and I'm going to get to have an on-set family and another TV family, and there's so much opportunity for love stories with this show because its Sophie and three dudes. Frazer HarrisonGetty Images "So it's going down that whole rabbit hole of which one was the one, who was the father, and you get to go through all of Sophie's young experience of finding love and dating and what that's like in the modern world.
PREMIUM Lillian Gish in a scene from 'The Old Maid' at the King's in Glasgow, March 1936 Pic: Newsquest WHEN the ‘First Lady of American Cinema’ chose Glasgow to make her European stage debut, two things were proven, according to our sister title the Glasgow Herald. “First, that the premiere of a play in Glasgow can by satisfying and secondly, that it is possible for a Hollywood idol, either of today or yesterday, to demonstrate an ability to give a really good stage account of his or herself,” said the reporter. This was his (rather longwinded) expression of approval for Lillian Gish’s performance at the King’s Theatre in March 1936. The play was The Old Maid, Zoe Atkins’ adaptation of a New York-set melodrama written by Edith Wharton. (The play was adapted for the screen in 1939, with Bette Davis taking over from Gish in the leading role.)