#BUT he brings a certain heat to projects and since it's cash money hours that's gonna be a thing regardless

[jlf23tumble]

I think the realest unpopular opinion that you're not allowed to have as a Harry Styles fan is that he's a mediocre actor and his performance brought down both movies lol I can see why there was a rift on the DWD set with Flo when a popstar who got in because of his connections starts dating the director and that drama overshadows your status as the main actress. The misogynists love to say that Flo hated Olivia, but I think she resented Harry most of all for stealing her spotlight when he's not even a professional actor.

Uh, yeah, I feel like there was so much resentment to go around, you're not wrong on most of this!

[chicagopdlover]

Tarantino First Look; Academy Class Questions; Chalamet's 'Beautiful Boy' Trailer; L.A.'s "Influencer-Only" Mural

Tarantino First Look; Academy Class Questions; Chalamet’s ‘Beautiful Boy’ Trailer; L.A.’s “Influencer-Only” Mural

What’s news: Leonardo DiCaprio unveiled the first look at Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood . Plus: Lingering questions about the Academy’s record new class, Dana Brunetti launches a new company and an “influencer-only” mural arrives in Los Angeles. — Erik Hayden June 27, 2018 What’s news: Leonardo DiCaprio unveiled the first look at Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood . Plus: Lingering questions about the Academy’s record new class, Dana Brunetti launches a new company and an “influencer-only” mural arrives in Los Angeles. — Erik Hayden Academy Class Questions Having sifted through the 928 member list unveiled by the film Academy, Scott Feinberg has a few questions about the direction of the organization: 1. Is the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences still an Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences? In order to meet its diversity goals, the Academy — and, in particular, its largest division, the actors branch — is increasingly inviting people to become members who are tremendously talented, but whose talents have primarily manifested themselves in other media. 2. If you’re good enough to win an Oscar, why aren’t you good enough to join the Academy? I do believe that there is one circumstance under which someone who has not amassed a large body of standout work should still be invited to join the Academy, and that is if that person has made a contribution to a film that was deemed excellent enough to merit an Oscar. 3. Is Oscar campaigning about to go crazy? With the latest class added, this will create the highest number of Oscar voters since the period spanning 1938 to 1945, when certain classes of members of outside guilds, including the now-defunct Screen Extras Guild, were granted full voting privileges, bringing the size of the voting rolls to approximately 12,000. Full column. Elsewhere in film… ► MoviePass parent stock hits new low. The company is losing about $45 million a month on its plan that gives subscribers 30 movie tickets for the price of one; it may need to spend $1.2 billion more if it is to stay afloat and keep growing ► Mark Wahlberg, Peter Berg reteam for Netflix film. The duo have set their next project (their fifth together) with the movie Wonderland , an adaptation from Robert B. Parker’s detective series. Sean O’Keefe penned the screenplay. ► Pete Davidson to lead indie Big Time Adolescence . The SNL star will join Machine Gun Kelly and Griffin Gluck in the pic. The film, which will begin shooting next month, will be the directorial debut of Jason Orley. ► Annapurna president to exit company. Marc Weinstock is leaving after less than two years in that role. According to insiders, his decision to depart is amicable and he will not be replaced. ^Sony’s Quentin Tarantino Manson drama unveils first still. Leonardo DiCaprio posted an image of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood , with him and Brad Pitt featured. First look. ► Amazon unveils Beautiful Boy trailer. Steve Carell, Timothée Chalamet and Maura Tierney star in the drama from the streamer that hits theaters Oct. 12. Full clip . ► Dwayne Johnson’s Skyscraper scores rare China release date . Legendary Entertainment and Universal’s action thriller has locked down a July 20 date, securing a spot right in the midst of Beijing’s summer blackout on imported Hollywood fare. ► Lionsgate finds new film group marketing chief. Damon Wolf, currently co-head of marketing at Sony, will join the studio Jan. 1. His recent campaigns include work on Baby Driver and Don’t Breathe . ► Constantin Film buys production group Hager Moss. The Munich-based production outfit is best known for its dramas and for crowd-pleasing films, including Oktoberfest . ► Independent Film and Television Alliance leaders renew contracts. Jean Prewitt and Jonathan Wolf have each re-upped for another three years with the trade association. Prewitt has headed the group since 2000. ► Writers Guild of America East unveils board candidates . It’s election season for the guild, which revealed a list of 16 candidates nominated for 10 open seats on its council. In Heat Vision : Marvel’s wait-and-see LGBTQ character approach. Graeme McMillan writes: Studio chief Kevin Feige recently confirmed queer characters are coming to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which lags behind the comic book publisher. Full column. Mega TV Deals It’s official: Fox will be the new home of WWE SmackDown Live, Marisa Guthrie writes: + Fox: The new five-year agreement will commence Oct. 4, 2019, and will give Fox two hours of live event programming 52 weeks each year. It is worth $205M annually, and $1.025B over the life of the pact. + NBC: The network said that is has closed a new five-year pact to keep the Monday night showcase Raw on USA Network. That deal is worth $265M annually, a big premium over the current pact, which is worth about $150M annually for both properties. Currently both programs air on NBCUniversal’s USA. Full story. Elsewhere in TV… ► Charter greenlights its first scripted series. Bad Boys spinoff L.A.’s Finest , starring Jessica Alba and Gabrielle Union, has been ordered by Charter Communications. The 13-episode drama will premiere in 2019. ► HBO casts Jeremy Irons in Watchmen pilot. The actor will topline the pilot from Damon Lindelof. While the pay cabler has remained mum on details, Irons will likely play an imperious lord of a British manor. ► Freeform cancels Famous in Love . Sources say the Disney-owned cabler wanted more money from SVOD partner Hulu for a potential third season amid clashes between star Bella Thorne and showrunner I. Marlene King. ► Lionsgate inks Dear White People showrunner to deal. Fresh off a third-season renewal, showrunner Yvette Lee Bowser has signed an overall deal . Under the pact, Bowser will create new projects for the studio. Quoted: “It seemed like, you don’t need to murder someone that’s committing suicide. I thought the firing was overkill. She’s already dead.” — Jerry Seinfeld to USA Today on Roseanne Barr ‘s firing. ^Can Netflix transform the TV landscape in the Middle East? With over 400M potential viewers, the region has vast potential, but with little variation in programming, audiences are starved for original content. The streaming giant could change all that. Full column. ► ITV COO, CFO to step down. The U.K. TV giant said that CFO and COO Ian Griffiths has advised the board of his intention to retire in the next 12 months. The company is searching for a successor. ► Endemol Shine names head of non-English scripted drama. Lars Blomgren, producer of the Scandinavian series The Bridge , has been hired as the new head of scripted across Europe, the Middle East and Asia. ► Fox Searchlight’s TV division fills out exec ranks. The new arm of the company has tapped Kara Buckley and Danny Samit as vps of television production. The division has yet to launch its first project. ► Sony shutting down Crackle in Canada. The video hub will shift some of its Canadian inventory to two new local ad-supported VOD services, via a partnership with Sony Pictures Television. Dana Brunetti launches new TV and film company. He is teaming with former Relativity exec Keegan Rosenberger to create Cavalry Media with “moderately-priced, premium” programming that includes the Columbus series Hispaniola. The budget for a film will be in the $40M-$80M range. Details. L.A.’s Influencers-Only Mural A stunt: Stroll down Melrose Avenue and there it is: A blue mural with a pink heart and angel wings. A security guard stands out front, next to a sign that reads, “For verified influencers and people with over 20,000 followers only,” Natalie Jarvey notes. What that means. What else we’re reading… — “Comcast hunts for additional cash.” Amol Sharma and Dana Mattioliis report that the company is “exploring tie-ups with other companies or private-equity investors that could provide additional cash as the cable giant pursues a costly acquisition of 21st Century Fox’s entertainment assets.” [ Wall Street Journal ] — ” How’s he gonna react when there’s a scandal?” Joe Pompeo on CNN: “So much appears to hang on the Jeff Zucker-John Stankey bromance. For now, everyone is saying the right thing.” [ Vanity Fair ] — “Hollywood’s instant antihero.” Reggie Ugwu’s Benicio Del Toro profile: “he’s been a strikingly economical player, if not always the most valuable one, averaging an unusually high ratio of memorable moments.” [ New York Times ] — “What does ABC want from The Conners ?” David Sims writes: “The network canceled Roseanne and ordered a rebooted version of the show without its star, but what kinds of stories is the spinoff hoping to tell?” [ The Atlantic ] — “Prince estate signs deal with Sony Music to re-release 35 catalog albums.” Colin Stutz notes: “The deal also includes rights to other previously released singles, B-sides, remixes, non-album tracks, live recordings and music videos recorded before 1995.” [ Billboard ] From the archives… + 10 years ago today: On June 27, 2008, Pixar unveiled WALL-E, a sci-fi adventure that would become a summer hit with critics and audiences. Flashback review. Today’s birthdays: Sam Claflin , 32, Khloé Kardashian , 33, Wagner Moura , 42, Tobey Maguire , 43, J.J. Abrams , 52. Follow The News Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. ©2018 The Hollywood Reporter. 5700 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90036 All rights reserved. Unsubscribe | Manage Preferences | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use June 27, 2018

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12. Planning and News Research*

I’ve decided to change my idea slightly and adjust it to make it more relevant. Instead of the childrens show set, i will be going back to my original idea of a casual and comfortable retro lounge that follows the aesthetics of kitschy British households from the 70s to the 00s.

While my idea for the film to be a mashup of kids shows and political horror was fun and i was excited to do it, i found it difficult to link the two shows and ideas in a coherent and understandable way, instead i will combine political events and footage with more fitting tv shows and films, that might not be from a coherent time line, yet would match the context of the events much better than the children’s shows.

For my film, i will be researching the producer and director Adam Curtis, who has directed a politically theme documentary called “Hypernormalisation” which summarises how we got to where we are today starting at Henry Kissingers manipulation and betrayel of the east, and how that evolved into the current state of terrorism we’re at today. I plan to create a short film inspired by Adam Curtis’ style of editing and themes.

My film will also be intercut with scenes of sudden horror, for the more upsetting part of political and world events, such as terror attacks, and more horror themes will be incorporated into the actual installation itself.

Additionally, in order to make my film i will need to research important modern events through the news and media. To do this, i have been catagloging important information on recent events since 04/04/17, and have even logged events from 2016 in order to keep the timeline appropriate to my project.

There are a lot of details in this document, which i why i am putting it beneath the “keep reading” bar.

News timeline of Modern events

2016

23/06/16 Thursday

. Brexit vote countdown begins.

. At 2AM leave wins 51% to 49%

. Pound drops by 10% almost immediately

. Entire country and EU left in shock

24/06/16 Friday

. David Cameron Resigns as PM

. Boris Johnson, leader of Conservative Brexit campaign, most likely to become next PM.

30/06/16 Thursday

. Michael Gove shockingly announces leadership bid, despite having backed Boris

. Only a few hours after, Boris must announce he will not be running for PM, since he was forced out of candidacy by his own ally Gove. Media and Boris supporters turn on Gove.

05/07/16 Tuesday

. Gove is forced out of race, his unpopularity mainly driven by his betrayal of Boris Johnson

. Theresa May and Andrea Leadsom remain in the race. Theresa May worked under Camerons government as Home Secretary, yet was a remain supporter. Andrea Leadsom was the former Energy Secretary and leave supporter.

11/07/16 Monday

. Leadsom withdraws from race, due to fears of her inexperience and growing concerns surrounding comments she made about Theresa May having no children.

. Theresa May announced as new Prime Minister.

2017

04/04/17 Tuesday

. At least 70 people dead after supposed Chemical weapons attack in Syria. The toxic sarin gas was dropped by Warplanes.

. The US, Britain and EU blamed the Syrian government and their leader Assad

. Theresa May responds to the attacks with: "I'm very clear that there can be no future for Assad in a stable Syria which is representative of all the Syrian people and I call on all the third parties involved to ensure that we have a transition away from Assad. We cannot allow this suffering to continue"

. Trump blames Obama for not enforcing a harder line on Syria surrounding Chemical weapons during his run as President.

. Syrian Military deny part in attack, Russia defends their ally and claims teh rest of the world is misinformed of the events.

07/04/17 Friday

. Trump responds to Syrian chemical attack by striking their military bases

. The UK PM Theresa May immedietely backed the move by Trump

. Russia states the US should not have intervened. Putin claims the act was an aggressive attack and violated international law. US/Russia relations severely damaged.

. Russia suspends Airspace deal with the US due to events. Moscow calls for a UN meeting about the strikes.

. Syrian reports confirm 7 civilians killed and 9 wounded in US strike

. Sergei Lavrov said the strike was launched on an "absolutely made-up pretext", adding: "It reminds me of the situation in 2003 when the United States and Britain, along with some of their allies, attacked Iraq."

16/04/17 Sunday

. Assad and rebel groups made a deal to evacuate civilians from rebel towns and into pro-government towns. On the way however, the evacuation buses were bombed by suicide car bombers.

. 126 people dead, 68 of them children. Silence from the rest of the world.

. No world leaders jumped to attack terrorism within these countries.

26/04/17 Wednesday

. French Intelligence concludes Assad behind chemical attack. The chemical compound of the Sarin gas matches that of the sarin gas used by the Syrian government in a prior attack.

. The EU plans to fine Hungary for going against laws and pushing to reform the block. But in a heated debate, Belgium PM Mr Verhofstadt retaliated by telling the Hungarian Leader that if he doesnt like it, then he should just leave. In a quote, Mr Verhofstadt stated "and yet what you want to do is remain a member of the EU. Well, I have in fact more respect for a democracy of eurosceptics who are at least saying "well i don't like the EU, I don't like the values and I go out."

. The EU is not open to being reformed and even after claiming they want a more united Europe after Brexit, they continue to divide themselves, and even encourage similar referendums in the other member countries.

27-28/04/17 Thursday/Friday

. North Korea vs US war fears rising still

29/04/17 Saturday

. EU finalises and agrees on Brexit stance with Britain excluded from talks. They brag about agreeing on the terms within a minute as to show the world how ""united"" they are.

. Poland and Lithuania are hopeful for a good deal with Britain Post-Brexit since it would benefit them well, however the richer members of the EU don't care for Poland or Lithuania.

04/05/17 Thursday

. Study shows shocking numbers of young Europeans want OUT of the EU. More than three-quarters of European youth see EU as trading bloc instead of an alliance. Since Brexit, many young Europeans now consider pulling their country out of the EU altogether.

. Brussels insists that despite pouring hundres of billions of pounds into the European project, Britain has no right to EU assets. The UK was hoping that some of it's assets it owns within the EU could be used to lower the ever growing Brexit bill. Eurocrats furiously responded that Britain owns nothing. Insisting the UK pay up on £85+ BILLION brexit bill. At the end of the day, the British tax payer paid for many EU projects and should entitle the UK to cash in these assets. Once again, the EU publically proves themselves to be a money-grabbing bully.

06/05/17 Saturday

. After wikileaks reveals a mass email hack of french candidate Macron, the French Government DEMAND media outlets not publish the documents. Journlaist could face criminal charges.

. Eerily similar to events that occured before the US presidential elections with Hillary.

. Macron's En Marche! party said it had "been the victim of a massive and coordinated hack" on Friday evening, adding that it had "given rise to the diffusion on social media of various internal information"

07/05/17 Sunday

. Britain calls in War negotiator for brexit talks with EU. The War negotiator; William Ury specialises in hostile and emotional conflicts. After some aggressive and heated debates between the UK and EU regarding Brexit, Theresa May decides to call Ury in. MPs sceptical about choice, since bringing in a WAR negotiator for brexit talks, makes the ordeal seem very concerning.

. Macron wins French election

. Sighs of relief across EU audible

08/05/17 Monday

. Afghan leader announces leader of Islamic state has been killed by Afghan special forces

. Support for EU in Greece plunges as Greeks face even more austerity from Brussels. Euroscepticism is well on the rise in Greece. In April 2015 73.9% wanted to remain in the Euro, compared to a now 59.6%.

. Emmanuel Macron confirmed winner of election with 63.1% of the vote, he will be inaugruated on Sunday. Experts claim a Macron win might be beneficial for the UK

. Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn make agreement to appear in Question Time election special to debate, after Theresa May refused to appear on tv debates and Corbyn responded he would also not do so if she refuses. Theresa however refuses to directly debate Corbyn, but instead to just address voters questions.

. Juncker announces that news leak about the Brexit meeting he had with Theresa May going "disasterously" was a serious mistake. The leak reported that he left negotations "10 times as scepticle as before." Since the leak, tensions have grown between the UK and EU with Theresa May retaliating, claiming the EU is trying to influence the results of the snap election.

. Brexit chief Guy Verhofstadt Mocks Britain with crude tweet, increasing tensions further.

09/05/17 Tuesday

. BREAKING: Donald Trump FIRES FBI Director James Comey during controversial investigation into whether the American election was influenced by Russian hacking. James Comey apparently gave inaccurate information about Hillary Clinton's emails. In a letter to the Director, Trump wrote "You are not able to effectively lead the Bureau"

. Experts claim Britain has the upper hand in negotations, since if we are unable to come to an agreement, and no deal is struck, then it will cause a recession in Europe causing the collapse of the Euro.

. Gibralter commits to hard-Brexit as Brussels continues to assist Spain in getting certain powers over the land post-deal.

. Pernille Vermund, leader of the new right party in Denmark blasts EU over Mafia style negotiations against Britain. She states "For me it is very obvious that if one becomes a member of something where you'll be punished for leaving the fold, then you should just stay clear."

10/05/17 Wednesday

. EU insists that an independent Scotland must STILL adopt fishing rules if they rejoin EU

. Trump to sit down with Russian Foreign minister one day after firing Comey

. Poll reveals more than half of Britons believe EU is plotting to sabotage snap election

. Experts claim Theresa May is already making Brexit a success

. Danish Politician calls Emmanuel Macron a "Pretty little gay boy"

. EU set to impose 140 orders on Greece ahead of bail out. The list consists of the likes of pension cuts and major tax rises.

. North Koreas ambassador to the UK has declared his nation is ready to turn US strategic assets to ashes if America's military moves an inch. This warning comes after Trump sent an armada of nuclear submarines and aircraft carriers into the region in a show of force. Tensions continue to escalate much higher than at any point during the cold war.

. Dutch politician claims 100billion Euros from ECB boss if they leave Eurozone.

. Astronomical Brexit bill of around £100,000,000,000+ set to dominate Brexit negotiations.

. Russian media labels Emmanuel Macron a "Gay psychopath who hates France"

11/05/17 Thursday

. Brexit Chief Guy Verhofstadt claim Britons will be the Victims of Brexit and offers citizens deal allowing British citizens to continue working and living in the continent.

. Snap election result projection predicts big win for conservatives.

12/05/17 Friday

. After sacking Comey, Trump attacks him, calling him a showboat and grandstander. He also claims he was going to fire Comey regardless of advisors recommendation.

. Tory MP Ben Wallace defends Brexit and claims that the EU is filled with poverty due to the broken system, and that when we leave, we will experience temporary poverty, but will overall be better off than remaining in the bloc. He cites the unemployment rate of young Spaniards and the Greek economy as examples of EU failing. Ben Wallace was a remain supporter.

. BREAKING: NHS hospitals across the country hit by Cyber Attack. Computer systems shutting down across the country and ambulances being sent to the wrong locations. Hospitals are being forced to only prioritise emergency cases. The ransonware effected a single computer through virus embedded emails and it spread throughout the system, withholding important information and national security numbers until they are paid a ransom. The computers were vulnerable as they had been functioning on outdated systems.

. Jeremy Corbyn states he will stand up to Donald Trump, swiping at Theresay Mays eagerness to appease the US president.

. Ransomware attacks reported worldwide, 74 countries have been effected by the ransomware infecting the NHS

. German MEP claims Britain must pay for Brexit mistake. Stating that "the UK must be punished for leaving the EU" completely unironically.

. Foreign secretary Boris Johnson claims EU should be the ones paying the exit bill since we have contributed so much to the European project.

. Hacker behind NHS cyber attack apparently in posession of NSA technology.

13/05/17 Saturday

. Nissan factory also targetted by Cyber Attack as countries affected by ransomware rises to 99. NHS still crippled by yesterdays attack, patients continue to be turned away at the door, while doctors work with phone cameras to take pictures of scans for evaluation.

. ISIS warn muslims to stay away from Christian events and government buildings in chilling Terror Warning.

. Europol claims Global Cyber Attack is of an unprecedented level.

14/05/17 Sunday

. Experts claim London will continue to dominate financial technologies industry Post-Brexit

. NHS faces weeks of disruptions after Cyber Attack

. Europol warns another Cyber Attack may be imminent

. After yet another North Korean Missile test, the US push for stronger sanctions. The test missile was reported by Tokyo as it landed in the Sea of Japan.

. Robert Peston claims European Courts would be needed post-Brexit, is immediately shut down by David Davis in heated exchange, where he responds "British Courts are good enough."

. NHS reportedly warned on several occasions of cyber-attack. They had even been given a large sum of money to improve their security.