#Susan Catherine Moore Waters

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#SquirrelAppreciationDay 🐿️:

Susan Catherine Moore Waters (USA, 1823–1900) Untitled (Squirrels in a Chestnut Tree), c.1875–80 Oil on canvas, 16 × 20 in (40.6 × 50.8 cm) Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York 2023.629

“Waters began her career in 1843 as an itinerant portrait painter, but abandoned the medium in the 1850s, turning instead to photography, including ambrotypes and daguerreotypes. She returned to painting in the late 1860s, focusing on still lifes, landscapes, and animal pictures. Waters’ career was revitalized in 1876, when she exhibited Still Life—Mallard Ducks (location unknown) in the Centennial International Exhibition, America’s first major world’s fair, held in Philadelphia. The fair was said to bring "her fame. . .far beyond expectation, causing a continuous receipt of orders impossible to fill." This dynamic animal painting, which features three American red squirrels set against the foliage of an American chestnut tree, was likely painted in the aftermath of the Centennial. The work reveals Waters’ mature, naturalistic style in its careful delineation of a variety of textures—from the spiky husks of the chestnut pods to the thick, multi-colored fur of the squirrels’ tails.”

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1823 July, Mon. 28

8 50/60

11 1/2

See the last line of yesterday. Masturbation at twelve thinking of Tib. Slept uncomfortably and awoke at two and alas masturbation again, having just had a rigmarole dream of being in bed with Miss Lloyd of York, Miss Susan L[loyd]’s sister, and of pretending to be asleep while I had been grubbling her, she liking it exceedingly –

Disturbed rest from a little after 2 to 4 then awoke with a pretty severe bilious pain in my stomach – Tossed and tumbled about – Sick but not enough to give me much relief – Heard every clock struck – Merely dozed a little – Had been much heated and perhaps throwing the quilt off had brought on the pain – I had felt too suddenly cold, and pulled the clothes on again –

1/4 hour in the stable speaking to Charles Howarth – 3 pages very kind letter from Mrs. Norcliffe Langton – (the ends from Marianne Dalton to say she will write soon) – Mrs. N– [Norcliffe] is glad she can give me “a tent-bed” at the festival a room to myself “tho’ not too large and a most hearty welcome” – The party Mrs. N– [Norcliffe] I[sabella] N[orcliffe] and Charlotte and the 3 oldest girls from Croft –

No quarrel between Dr. Camidge and Greatorex – Speaking of Miss Fawkes, “one has often heard of “wedding haste,” but seldom sun such an instance as Miss Fawkes’s – A letter from York says they had met very often in town, but my information from Scarbro’ says, and that from a near relative, they had only met once, and that at dinner at her uncle Brandlings – Proposals the day following, and post haste down to York to learn his fate – Papa objected as too slight an acquaintance but the young lady was determined and lucky, for it is for her that he is a most worthy man, tho’ so would think “too much old” –

Went down to breakfast at 9 55/60 – Very bilious – Would not have got up but wished to go to H–x [Halifax] to see Marian etc. At 11 1/2 took George in the gig, and drove to Northgate – Marian well again or nearly so – Sat with her 10 minutes –

Called at Whitley’s, Mrs. N– [Norcliffe]’s Shakespeare gallery not arrived – The prints to be bound in 2 volumes 31/6 each volume – The gig waited at Mr. Banson’s door whole I walked a little with Mrs. R– [Rawson] of Stony Royde – Called on Mrs. William Rawson and Mrs. Saltmarshe, not admitted – Sat above 1/2 hour with Mrs. Stansfield R– [Rawson] and her daughter Catherine – Called on Mrs. C[hristopher] Saltmarshe and Mrs. Catherine R– [Rawson] who is staying with her, not admitted –

Called again at Northgate to speak to Thomas Greenwood about a black gig horse price 50 guineas to be bought of Illingworth of the anchor public house – The horse to come here at 4 this afternoon – Thomas had heard from several and Sugden, the horse breaker, said he used to see George galloping and tashing the horses thro the town and on the moor last winter, and people said we must have a very bad groo[m] at Shibden Hall. Thomas did not wish to injure any poor man, any servant, but our horses had looked like ketall this year. I said I would not bring his name into the business –

Ushered in Miss Elizabeth Prescott at Northgate, staid a few minutes and got home at 1 50/60 – My aunt and I sauntered down the lane into the hay fields – I told her the black mare had gone lame this morning – and I should send for Blamire this afternoon (George rode her yesterday to Huddersfield to see his friends at Lascelles hall) – She never went lame before – Did not hint at what I had heard, but said as I have often said before, I was dissatisfied with George as a groom and much wished my uncle would let me hire one myself and have him entirely of my own ordering, them perhaps we might have our horses as we ought to have –

Came upstairs at 2 10/60 – Wrote all the above of today – Read from page 104 to 211 Dr. Paris’s Pharmacologia. Blamire came at 6, the black mare’s off fore-foot a little gravelled – Took off the shoe pared down the crust, in 1 little place down to the sensible foot, filled it up with adhesive plaister (vide plaister adhesive volume 2 white) put a ledger of tow over it, and then the shoe on again – May use the mare again in a few days –

Blamire had brought a bottle of stuff to take down Hotspur’s splint on his near foreleg – Equal parts spirit turpentine and ammonia, (vide White volume 2 liquid blister and vide ammonia) and soap liniment to make it adhere – Blamire rubbed on about a tea-or dessert spoonful – This rubbing to be repeated several times at first every day then every other day – The horse turned out again within the hour (kept up a little for fear he should bite or rub the part while it smarted) and I observed in the field that the hair was brought off –

Finish day Came in to dinner at 6 1/2 – In the evening went into the field to the horses, and gave Hotspur oat-cake – Then sauntered along the new road and in the garden with my aunt and did not come in till 8 50/60 p.m. – Got some strawberries in the garden, I hope not too many –

Finish day – Barometer 1 1/2 degree below changeable Fahrenheit 57º at 8 50/60 p.m. E [two dots, treating venereal complaint] O [two dots, signifying discharge] Not so much as yesterday, yet Blamires coming prevented my washing before dinner –

Came upstairs at 10 55/60. Warm soap lather, as last night, of the hot water brought to bathe my eyes with –

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Monster, She Wrote: The Women Who Pioneered Horror and Speculative Fiction, by Lisa Kröger and Melanie R. Anderson, Quirk Books, 2019. Cover art and internal illustrations by Natalya Balnova, info: penguinrandomhouse.com.

Meet the women writers who defied convention to craft some of literature’s strangest tales, from Frankenstein to The Haunting of Hill House and beyond. Frankenstein was just the beginning: horror stories and other weird fiction wouldn’t exist without the women who created it. From Gothic ghost stories to psychological horror to science fiction, women have been primary architects of speculative literature of all sorts. And their own life stories are as intriguing as their fiction. Everyone knows about Mary Shelley, creator of Frankenstein, who was rumored to keep her late husband’s heart in her desk drawer. But have you heard of Margaret “Mad Madge” Cavendish, who wrote a science-fiction epic 150 years earlier (and liked to wear topless gowns to the theater)? If you know the astounding work of Shirley Jackson, whose novel The Haunting of Hill House was reinvented as a Netflix series, then try the psychological hauntings of Violet Paget, who was openly involved in long-term romantic relationships with women in the Victorian era. You’ll meet celebrated icons (Ann Radcliffe, V.C. Andrews), forgotten wordsmiths (Eli Colter, Ruby Jean Jensen), and today’s vanguard (Helen Oyeyemi). Curated reading lists point you to their most spine-chilling tales. Part biography, part reader’s guide, the engaging write-ups and detailed reading lists will introduce you to more than a hundred authors and over two hundred of their mysterious and spooky novels, novellas, and stories.

Contents: Introduction     PART ONE: THE FOUNDING MOTHERS Margaret Cavendish: Mad Madge Ann Radcliffe: Terror over Horror Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley: The Original Goth Girl Regina Maria Roche: Scandalizing Jane Austen Mary Anne Radcliffe: Purveyor of Guts and Gore Charlotte Dacre: Exhibitor of Murder and Harlotry     PART TWO: HAUNTING TALES Elizabeth Gaskell: Ghosts Are Real Charlotte Riddell: Born Storyteller Amelia Edwards: The Most Learned Woman Paula E. Hopkins: The Most Productive Writer Vernon Lee: Ghostwriter à la Garçonne Margaret Oliphant: Voice for the Dead Edith Wharton: The Spine-Tingler     PART THREE: CULT OF THE OCCULT Marjorie Bowen: Scribe of the Supernatural L. T. Meade: Maker of Female Masterminds Alice Askew: Casualty of War Margery Lawrence: Speaker to the Spirits Dion Fortune: Britian’s Psychic Defender     PART FOUR: THE WOMEN WHO WROTE THE PULPS Margaret St. Clair: Exploring Our Depths Catherine Lucille Moore: Space Vamp Queen Mary Elizabeth Counselman: Deep South Storyteller Gertrude Barrows Bennett: Seer of the Unseen Everil Worrell: Night Writer Eli Colter: Keeping the Wild West Weird     PART FIVE: HAUNTING THE HOME Dorothy Macardle: Chronicler of Pain and Loss Shirley Jackson: The Queen of Horror Daphne du Maurier: The Dame of Dread Toni Morrison: Haunted by History Elizabeth Engstrom: Monstrosity in the Mundane     PART SIX: PAPERBACK HORROR Joanne Fischmann: Recipes for Fear Ruby Jean Jensen: Where Evil Meets Innocence V.C. Andrews: Nightmares in the Attic Kathe Koja: Kafka of the Weird Lisa Tuttle: Adversary for the Devil Tanith Lee: Rewriting Snow White     PART SEVEN: THE NEW GOTHS Anne Rice: Queen of the Damned Helen Oyeyemi: Teller of Feminist Fairy Tales Susan Hill: Modern Gothic Ghost Maker Sarah Waters: Welcome to the Dark SОance Angela Carter: Teller of Bloody Fables Jewelle Gomez: Afrofuturist Horrorist      PART EIGHT: THE FUTURE OF HORROR AND SPECULATIVE FICTION The New Weird: Lovecraft Revisited and Revised The New Vampire: Polishing the Fangs The New Haunted House: Home, Deadly Home The New Apocalypse: This Is the End (Again) The New Serial Killer: Sharper Weapons, Sharper Victims Glossary Notes Suggested Reading Index Acknowledgments

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                                                          FEBRUARY           2019

 PAGE  RIB

***** I am over the moon at the suggestion of a biopic of Dave Letterman starring Michael Shannon. Will somebody think about really putting this into production??? Please??

***** Criminal Minds will wrap it up after this next and 15th season. The season 14 finale on Feb.6 will have Rossi’s wedding. They will spend the last season chasing after ‘a worthy adversary’ rumored to be played by Harold Perrineau as they jump ahead in time.

***** I am so touched by shows like Grace and Frankie and Schitt’s Creek that look right past the usually discussed issues for interracial and same sex couples .  Gee, just think, it’s like we are all the same.

***** If you haven’t seen Michael Bennet and his senate floor speech about Ted Cruz, government shutdowns and Trump, run to C-span and catch it. These things make me proud to be in a DEMOCRACY!

***** Can this be true?? The constitution of Texas states that one can’t hold public office unless they believe in a supreme being??

***** Julian Castro is running for President.

***** Kamala Harris is running for President.

***** Cory Booker is running for President.

***** HGTV is apparently working on a huge publicity stunt and ratings grabber. They have purchased the home whose exterior was used in the Brady Bunch. A show will reunite the cast, bring in some famous fane and remodel the inside to look like the Brady set. At the end they may give the house away.

***** Michael Shannon and Audra McDonald will team up to revive Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune on Broadway.

***** Rashida Jones and Bill Murray will star in Sofia Coppola’s’ On the Rocks.’

***** Why isn’t extreme ironing a bigger sport by now??** And can we make Petanque a bigger thing while we’re at it?

***** Craig Ferguson is selling his LA compound.

***** China has landed on the far side of the moon!!!

***** NASA’s New Horizons has went further than anyone has gone before for our first image of Ultima Thule.

***** Kentucky has introduced a bill to ban abortion in the state.

***** Told to a reporter: “It’s your job to speak truthfully and precisely, not mine.” –Kellyanne Conway** The new book, Team of Vipers, suggests that The Conways are working in concert.  It is thought that she is valuable to Trump because she has no qualms about saying anything.

***** Super bowl LIII will host Maroon 5, Travis Scott and Big Boi. They will have no pre- concert interview. It is said that many artists turned down the gig because of the controversy. Maroon 5 has gotten some shit for performing but they caution us to just watch.** Roger Waters has asked Maroon 5 to take a knee during the show.

***** Natasha Lyonne is getting raves for her new show, Russian Doll.

***** Tom Sizemore was arrested for drug possession.

***** 6 NFL coaches were fired in one week!!!

***** Pentagon chief of staff, rear admiral Kevin Sweeney is out.

***** Rod Rosenstein is on the way out.

***** Jaymo’s, a Peoria company is suing Wendy’s over the use of their S’Awesome sauce.

***** We should enact the stop the stupidity act.

***** Why does it seem every other show on the air is sort of an entire season of a Twilight Zone episode?

***** There are more people in the Kremlin than in Washington who know what Trump said to Putin. – Tom Nichols

***** Members of congress can retire at full pay after 1 term. Children of congress members don’t have to pay back student loans. Is that true?? Can this be right??

***** Dupont is laying off workers.

***** Check out love your brain.com.

***** The Golden Globes were held and were hosted by Andy Samberg and Sandra Oh.  My best dressed was Isla Fisher, Elizabeth Moss. Danai Gurira, Julia Roberts, Carol Burnett, Emily Blunt, Lupita Nyong’o, Patricia Clarkson, Jamie Lee Curtis, Jameela Jamil, Rosamund Pike, Jim Carrey, Alison Brie, Gemma Chan and Bradley Cooper. Worst dressed goes to Rachel Weisz, Julianne Moore, Layra Dern, Anne Hathaway, Maya Rudolph, Rami Mlek, Molly Sims and Heidi Klum. I was so happy for winners like The Americans (highlight of the evening!!!), Regina King, Lady Gaga, Mahershala Ali, Patricia Clarkson, Darren Criss, Bohemian Rhapsody, Rami Malek, Olivia Colman and Green Book.  The Cecil B. DeMille award went to Jeff Bridges. The new Carol Burnett award started off with Carol herself. I was saddened that Bill Hader, Henry Winkler, Kieran Culkin, Keri Russell and Sacha Baron Cohen went home empty handed. The Fiji water girl got most of the press and gave much free advertising to her product.  Some of the stars did not like her getting in their shots to push a product without their knowledge, both a clever and sad state of affairs.

***** The Kominsky Method will be back for season 2.

***** The Sag awards had their big night and gave the lifetime achievement to Alan Alda. Winners included Emily Blunt, Darren Criss, Black Panther, Rami Malek and Glenn Close. I was especially thrilled with some love goingto Jason Bateman and Patricia Arquette. Best dressed were Amy Adams, Yara Shahidi, Brian Tyree Henry, Sydelle Noel, Eddie Griffin, Holly Taylor, Sofia Hubitz, Emma Stone, Emily Blunt, Darren Criss, Laverne Cox, Timothee Chalamet, Robin Wright, Lily Tomlin, Chadwick Boseman, Matthew Rhys, Keri Russell, and Catherine Zeta Jones. The WTF award goes to Alison Brie.

***** The Oscar race is on. Best picture could go to Blank Panther, Blackkklansman, Roma, The Favourite, Green Book, Vice, Bohemian Rhapsody and A Star is born. Black Panther also got some love for music and costume design.  Fingers crossed for Isle of Dogs in the animated category. Actor nods had a few surprises. Willem Dafoe and Rami Malek , Lady Gaga and Melissa McCarthy are up for leads and supporting mentions are for Mahershala Ali, Regina King, Adam Driver and Sam Elliott. I am so hopeful for Spike Lee and I want to hear that speech.

***** If you haven’t seen Trigger Warning with Killer Mike, you gotta check it out. He and Sarah Silverman should go on a tour of teaching acceptance for their fellow man.

***** So.. Fox news said that Ruth Bader Ginsberg was dead??

***** In sexual harassment news: Harvey Weinstein is hiring new lawyers.** Les Moonves is seeking arbitration with CBS.

***** Cher has sold her Beverly Hills cottage.

***** Cindy Crawford and Randy Gerber’s daughter, Presley was arrested for DUI.

***** CBS news has named its first female President, Susan Zirinsky.

***** What is happening to the butterflies?

***** Illinois has refused a concert permit to R Kelly and Sony has dropped him. The pressure is finally starting to pay off??

***** Get ready for biopics about Harriet Tubman, Elton John and Ted Bundy.

*****  NY mayor Bill De Blasio has given healthcare to every resident of NY city.

***** 25% of Russians do not have indoor toilets. Putin and his buddies have about $1trillion tucked away from London to Miami.

***** Days alert: I wonder if Leo’s real name ‘Matthew Cooper’ is a nod to out actor Chad Allen from Dr. Quinn??!! It is also fun to see Judith Chapman take on the role of Leo’s Mama, Diana. The pair played Mother and son previously on The Young and the Restless. Is she really Diana Colville from John’s past??** So Stefan has been played by Tyler Christopher who asked for some time off and a sub was put in place who will take over in March. Since Christopher left, he has since decided that he will leave permanently so things are up in the air. Will Stefan and Gabi hook up? Days has been renewed for season 55. HOORAY!!!! Ratings are up 4%. **Loved the line when Chloe told Rex he should wear a cup. **Leo and Xander’s playful “lust” was so sassy!!

***** Happy Valentine’s Day!

***** Steve Buscemi will play God on tv’s Miracle Workers.

***** So, the new Conan format has ups and downs. I miss the band and the desk but I am Loving the fade in and fade out at commercials. I have always hated the, “We’ll be right back “ nonsense. I was sad to lose a half hour at first but Conan and Andy do seem refreshed.

***** Still waiting for the release of Apple Seed which is written, directed and starring Michael Worth. It is one of the final films of Rance Howard who stars with his son, Clint, Adrienne Barbeau and the other Father and son team of Robby and Zephyr Benson.

***** The January Bob Segar concert in Illinois at the Peoria Civic Center is the top selling concert ever at this venue. Old rock acts take note.

***** Bob Costas is out at NBC after 40 years.

***** Trial and Error has been cancelled. BOO!!!

***** Steve Carell will star in Space Force which he is co-creating with The Office showrunner Greg Daniels.

***** Despite some people I admire that are giving Alexandria Ocasio Cortez a talking to like she’s a child, I say ‘Give ‘em Hell!’  She could well be President so fight girl!!

***** Word is that Karen Pence is now teaching at the Immanuel School in Virginia. The school refuses admission to students who participate in or condone homosexual activity. The application for the school states that misconduct includes heterosexual activity outside of marriage, homosexual activity, polygamy, transgender identity and use of pornographic websites. The application goes on to state that ‘a wife must submit to her husband’ and a pledge must be signed to that effect.

***** There is controversy over the bill to give people a day off for Election Day. Many people will still have to work, the country never completely shuts down. How many fucking times do I have to say it: VOTE BY MAIL!!!!!!!!!!!

***** So, Scary clown told us Mexico would pay for ‘the wall’. During the campaign he gave actual ideas for that like Mexico giving us a one time payout or else he would not allow Mexican immigrants to western union money back to Mexico. Another idea was that there would be a great ta on that Western union money. It does not seem like they tried any of that and just decided we would pay for the stupid ‘wall.’ How about the money he makes off Trump merch which his website and hotels still sell to pay for it?? How about the $35 million that Trump sold in real estate in 2018? The ‘Wall’ go fund me did not reach its $1billion goal so the $20 million they did collect is being offered for refunds. Some of those people still want that money to go for its purpose so Trump is creating a non- profit. Can’t we use that money to help the border patrol agents and get the backlog in immigration court moving?? That we are still talking about this ridiculous wall and that it had a go fund me page is enough to boggle the normal brain.** I think Kimmel said it best when he suggested that Trump just tell the red hats that the wall has been built.  They believe everything he says so why wouldn’t they believe that??  It would save the country a lot of headaches. ** What the Hell is with his new “wheels and walls” mantra??** Russia caused Brexit too? Putin is a menace.** Another sink hole appeared the White House. WTF?

***** The congressional budget office says the shut down cost the U.S. 11 billion

***** Trump is talking to Herman Cain about a job on the Federal Reserve Board.

***** The GOP is selling fake bricks that cost about 50 cents for $20 each to send to Senate Dems. Some have said that the Dems should sign them and sell them and give the money to government workers. ** Why are Russian jets fucking around on the North American coastline??

***** Roger Stone has been indicted on 5 counts of false statements, 1 count of obstruction and 1 count of witness tampering. The FBI officers who arrested him were part of the shut down and they still did their job!!  He publically and privately claimed to have communicated with Russia. Predictions are that many more indictments are coming down the pike that involve many familiar faces.** Roger Stone has a Nixon tattoo on his back. I feel sorry for his cell mate.-Bill Maher

***** Bill Maher got some flak for comments after Stan Lee died. He wasn’t slamming Lee, but wondered about comic book fans putting away childish things. I suppose that could include weed but point taken.

***** Jared Kushner along with 30 other White House staff was denied top secret clearance but Trump advisor Carl Kline overruled that decision and gave it to them anyway. This has never been done before, this is a job for intelligent agencies.

***** Empire star Jussie Smollett was attacked in Chicago in what cops are saying was a possible hate crime. The attackers were yelling that this was MAGA country, poured bleach on him and put a rope around his neck.  The actor was previously sent a letter full of homophobic and racist slurs which he FBI had been looking into.

***** Ellen page gave us some memorable, powerful words to chew on with her appearance on Stephen Colbert. I am sure she gave courage to many who suffer because of our hate filled administration.

***** Gwyneth Paltrow is being sued from a 2016 ski incident for 3 mil.

***** I gain more and more respect for Seth Meyers. I did not really understand the choice of him as host in the beginning. His notice of local stations, choice of guests and revolving drummers makes for a great show.

***** A Dutch company may have invented a small device that converts heat into cold and Forbes is saying, ‘it could save the planet.’

***** So looking forward to Ryan Murphy’s The Politician which will star Jessica Lange, Gwyneth Paltrow and January Jones.

***** I know that is has happened little by little and we go thru times in our history when things get worse and then things get better but… When did this country get so fucking corrupt?? I mean seriously.. Why is Brendan Dassey still in prison and why is there no real justice for Teresa Halbach? ** Why is Trump still in the White House?**Why are government workers being told to work for nothing?? Why is R Kelly still living it up?? Why are some states going backward in time when it comes to women’s health?? Why do many corporations care more about their own pockets than the children of their employees or the environment around them??** Why does our justice system so often punish big for small infractions and allow the powerful to do anything they want?? **Why is a wall a better idea than infrastructure or warm beds for the homeless or food for our children and why are so many children in cages??

***** How can it be that we are still in a world where people are not allowed to reach their full potential?? Why do so many selfish humans actually fight to live in a world where they actively hold others back? Shouldn’t we all be concerned about the greater good?  We should all be allowed to see a Doctor when we are ill. We should all be able to excel in education if we choose .We should all be able to get a job to fit our skills and work ethic.  Opportunities and the pursuit of happiness should be available to all. Why is this so fucking hard for so many to grasp in this world? Imagine!

***** Sundance premiered the new flick, Big time adolescence with Griffin Gluck and Pete Davidson. Pete has since made no bones about filming in Syracuse. He hated it.

***** Jeff Flake will join CBS news as a contributor.

***** Tom Brokaw is in a bit of trouble for saying Hispanics should work harder at assimilation.

***** The Tom Hanks/ Matthew Rhys film, A beautiful day in the neighborhood has pushed back its release date to Nov. 22.

***** People are illogical and self- centered. Love them anyway. -Hedy Lemarr

*****R.I.P. Bob Einstein, Millie Wiesehan, victims of the Torrance. Ca. bowling alley shooting, Captain Darryl Dragon, Jo Andres, Lamin Sanneh, Carol Channing, Sandra Harmon, Bradley Bolke, the victims of Mediterranean shipwreck, Lorna Doom, victims of the Florida bank shooting, Kaye Ballard, Willie York , Barbara Claman , victims of the mining dam collapse in Brazil and James Frawley.

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Susan Catherine Moore Waters

Susan Catherine Moore Waters

Today I am delving into the life of the nineteenth century American painter Susan Waters.  It is difficult to compartmentalise her artwork, some, however, have labelled her a folk portraitist.  It is a mixture of portraiture which could be best described as quirky and animal paintings.  Her art, especially her early portraiture, is certainly easily recognisable as you will see.  I like its…

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The Congress’ stances on Net Neutrality (Nov. 2017)

The following senators have stated their opposition to Ajit Pai’s repeal and/or support Net Neutrality:

Dianne Feinstein [D-CA] Kamala Harris [D-CA] Micheal Bennet [D-CO] Richard Blumenthal [D-CT] Chris Murphy [D-CT] Tom Carper [D-DE] Chris Coons [D-DE] Bill Nelson [D-FL] Brian Schatz [D-HI] Mazie Hirono [D-HI] Dirk Durbin* [D-IL] Tammy Duckworth [D-IL] Dave Loebsack [D-IA2] Susan Collins [R-ME] Angus King [I-ME] Ben Cardin [D-MD] Chris van Hollen [D-MD] Elizabeth Warren [D-MA] Ed Markey [D-MA] Debbie Stabenow [D-MI] Gary Peters** [D-MI] Amy Klobuchar [D-MN] Al Franken [D-MN] Jon Tester** [D-MT] Catherine Cortez Masto [D-NV] Jeanne Shaheen [D-NH] Maggie Hassan [D-NH] Cory Booker [D-NJ] Tom Udall [D-NM] Martin Heinrich [D-NM] Chuck Schumer [D-NY] Kirsten Gillibrand [D-NY] Sherrod Brown [D-OH] Ron Wyden [D-OR] Jeff Merkley [D-OR] Bob Casey Jr. [D-PA] Jack Reed [D-RI] Sheldon Whitehouse [D-RI] Patrick Leahy [D-VT] Bernie Sanders [I-VT] Mark Warner [D-VA] Tim Kaine [D-VA] Patty Murray [D-WA] Maria Cantwell [D-WA] Tammy Baldwin [D-WI]

The following house representatives have stated their opposition to Ajit Pai’s repeal and/or support Net Neutrality:

Nancy Pelosi [D-CA12] Steny Hoyer [D-MD5] Joseph Crowley [D-NY14] Ben Ray Lujan [D-NM3] Don Young [R-AK] Terri Sewell* [D-AL7] Raul Grijalva [D-AZ3] Kyrsten Sinema [D-AZ9] Jared Huffman [D-CA2] John Garamendi [D-CA3] Doris Matsui [D-CA6] Jerry McNerney [D-CA9] Barbara Lee [D-CA13] Jackie Speier [D-CA14] Eric Swalwell [D-CA15] Jim Costa [D-CA16] Ro Khanna [D-CA17] Anna Eshoo [D-CA18] Zoe Lofgren [D-CA19] Jimmy Panetta [D-CA20] Salud Carbajal [D-CA24] Judy Chu [D-CA27] Adam Schiff [D-CA28] Tony Cardenas [D-CA29] Brad Sherman [D-CA30] Grace Napolitano [D-CA32] Ted Lieu [D-CA33] Jimmy Gomez [D-CA34] Norma Torres [D-CA35] Raul Ruiz [D-CA36] Karen Bass [D-CA37] Mark Takano [D-CA41] Maxine Waters [D-CA43] Nanette Barragan [D-CA44] Alan Lowenthal [D-CA47] Juan Vargas [D-CA51] Scott Peters [D-CA52] Susan Davis [D-CA53] Diana DeGette [D-CO1] Jared Polis [D-CO2] Ed Perlmutter [D-CO7] John B. Larson [D-CT1] Joe Courtney [D-CT2] Rosa DeLauro [D-CT3] Jim Himes [D-CT4] Elizabeth Esty [D-CT5] Lisa Blunt Rochester [D-DE] Darren Soto [D-FL9] Charlie Crist [D-FL13] Kathy Castor [D-FL14] Ted Deutch [D-FL22] Debbie Wasserman Schultz [D-FL23] Frederica Wilson*** [D-FL24] Hank Johnson [D-GA4] John Lewis [D-GA5] Colleen Hanabusa [D-HI1] Tulsi Gabbard [D-HI2] Luis Gutierrez [D-IL4] Mike Quigley [D-IL5] Danny K. Davis [D-IL7] Raja Krishnamoorthi [D-IL8] Jan Schakowsky [D-IL9] Bill Foster [D-IL11] Cheri Bustos [D-IL17] Pete Visclosky [D-IN1] Andre Carson [D-IN7] John Yarmuth [D-KY3] Chellie Pingree [D-ME1] Anthony G. Brown [D-MD4] Jamie Raskin [D-MD8] Jim McGovern [D-MA2] Niki Tsongas [D-MA3] Joe Kennedy [D-MA4] Katherine Clark [D-MA5] Seth Moulton [D-MA6] Michael Capuano [D-MA7] Stephen F. Lynch [D-MA8] Sander Levin [D-MI9] Debbie Dingell [D-MI12] John Conyers [D-MI13] Brenda Lawrence [D-MI14] Tim Walz [D-MN1] Betty McCollum [D-MN4] Keith Ellison [D-MN5] Rick Nolan [D-MN8] William ‘Lacy’ Clay [D-MO1] Jacky Rosen [D-NV3] Carol Shea-Porter [D-NH1] Ann McLane Kuster [D-NH2] Josh Gottheimer* [D-NJ5] Frank Pallone [D-NJ6] Donald Payne Jr. [D-NJ10] Bonnie Watson Coleman [D-NJ12] Michelle Lujan Grisham [D-NM1] Grace Meng [D-NY6] Nydia Velazquez [D-NY7] Hakeem Jeffries [D-NY8] Yvette Clarke [D-NY9] Jerrold Nadler [D-NY10] Carolyn Maloney [D-NY12] Adriano Espaillat* [D-NY13] Jose Serrano [D-NY15] Eliot Engel [D-NY16] Nita Lowey [D-NY17] Sean Patrick Maloney [D-NY18] Paul Tonko [D-NY20] Louise Slaughter [D-NY25] Brian Higgins [D-NY26] G.K. Butterfield* [D-NC1] David Price [D-NC4] Alma Adams [D-NC12] Joyce Beatty [D-OH3] Warren Davidson* [R-OH8] Marcy Kaptur [D-OH9] Marcia Fudge [D-OH11] Tim Ryan [D-OH13] Suzanne Bonamici [D-OR1] Earl Blumenauer [D-OR3] Peter DeFazio [D-OR4] Kurt Schrader [D-OR5] Dwight Evans [D-PA2] Brendan Boyle [D-PA13] Michael Doyle [D-PA14] David Cicilline [D-RI1] Jim Langevin [D-RI2] Jim Cooper [D-TN5] Steve Cohen [D-TN9] Beto O’Rourke [D-TX16] Sheila Jackson Lee [D-TX18] Joaquin Castro [D-TX20] Lloyd Doggett [D-TX35] John Curtis [R-UT3] Peter Welch [D-VT] Robert Scott [D-VA3] Donald McEachin [D-VA4] Don Beyer [D-VA8] Suzan DelBene [D-WA1] Rick Larsen [D-WA2] Derek Kilmer [D-WA6] Pramila Jayapal [D-WA7] Dave Reichert [R-WA8] Adam Smith [D-WA9] Dennis Heck [D-WA10] Mark Pocan [D-WI2] Gwen Moore [D-WI4]

Eleanor Holmes Norton [D-DC]

* = Official statement from verified social media account or web source needed ** = Voted in favour of Pai’s re-nomination as FCC chairman in July, but has expressed opposition to his repeal plan since it was released; keep an eye on them *** = No official statement yet but has been sharing/retweeting posts opposing the FCC’s repeal

I will be keeping this list updated as I receive more information. Some information comes from the Battle for the Net website but needs a source. If you have a source stating your congressman’s opposition to the repeal (preferably as of November 21, 2017), feel free to reblog this post with the source or message me with it.

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Portman, Warner, Alexander, King Introduce Bipartisan Legislation to Address National Park Service Maintenance Backlog

Conservation & Recreation Groups Praise Bipartisan Legislation to Address $12 Billion National Park Service Backlog in Deferred and Overdue Maintenance 

WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senators Rob Portman (R-OH), Mark Warner (D-VA), Lamar Alexander (R-TN), and Angus King (I-ME) introduced the Restore Our Parks Act, bipartisan legislation that would address the nearly $12 billion backlog in long-delayed maintenance projects at the National Park Service (NPS). Other original cosponsors include Senators Thom Tillis (R-NC), Susan Collins (R-ME), Kamala Harris (D-CA), John Hoeven (R-ND), Cory Gardner (R-CO), Amy Klobuchar (D-MN), Kevin Cramer (R-ND), Gary Peters (D-MI), John Boozman (R-AR), Roy Blunt (R-MO), Tammy Baldwin (D-WI), Shelly Moore Capito (R-WV), Bernie Sanders (I-VT), Bob Casey (D-PA), Dan Sullivan (R-AK), Martin Heinrich (D-NM), Michael Bennet (D-CO), Dianne Feinstein (D-CA), Tammy Duckworth (D-IL), Cory Booker (D-NJ) and Steve Daines (R-MT). This legislation has been praised by Pew Charitable Trusts, the National Parks Conservation Association, the U.S. Travel Association, National Trust for Historic Preservation, and the Trust for the National Mall. A similar bill is being introduced today in the House led by Representatives Rob Bishop (R-UT) and Derek Kilmer (D-WA), which has more than 90 cosponsors. 

“For more than a century, the National Park Service has been inspiring Americans to explore the natural beauty of our country,” Portman said. “My visits to various national parks in Ohio last year made it clear that we must pass this legislation to ensure that they have sufficient resources to maintain our national parks. This bill will create the Legacy Restoration Fund to provide the National Park Service with funds for deferred maintenance projects. This legislation will also help tackle the more than $100 million in maintenance backlog at Ohio’s eight national parks and will ensure the National Park Service can continue preserving American treasures like Cuyahoga Valley National Park.” 

“The deferred maintenance backlog at national park sites in Virginia is currently over a billion dollars. The Commonwealth trails only California and the District of Columbia in total deferred maintenance needs. Colonial National Historical Park, which is home to Historic Jamestown and Yorktown Battlefield, has over $400 million in deferred maintenance needs alone,” said Warner. “We owe it to our Commonwealth and to our country to pass this bill and clear the $12 billion maintenance backlog that is holding back essential repairs and renovations at our cherished national parks. This problem will only worsen if we fail to act.”  

“Today, too many of our national parks are in bad shape. American families spending their vacations in our national parks are often shocked to find that so many of the roads, picnic areas, trails, campgrounds and visitor centers are run down or even closed,” Alexander said. “The Restore Our Parks Act would be the biggest help to the National Park Service in 50 years – it would cut in half the maintenance backlog at our national parks and help restore our 418 national parks so Americans can enjoy them. The legislation is supported by a bipartisan group of senators and representatives, the Trump Administration and more than 100 conservation groups. When an idea this good – fixing our national parks for future generations – gets this much bipartisan support, it’s going to happen sooner or later. It is my hope we pass the legislation as soon as this year.” 

“From Acadia to Zion, the National Park System captures our country’s diverse natural beauty and is a proud reminder of America’s dedication to preserving public land for all its citizens,” King said. “As President Theodore Roosevelt once said, ‘There are no words that can tell the hidden spirit of the wilderness, that can reveal its mystery, its melancholy, and its charm.’ We have a collective responsibility to maintain this spirit of the wilderness in our National Parks – and this starts with the $12 billion maintenance backlog. With strong bipartisan support, this bill will ensure our parks are well-maintained so generations of visitors can experience the wonders of our National Parks for years to come.” 

“The Restore Our Parks Act would provide billions of dollars to address the multibillion-dollar repair backlog at our national parks,” said Marcia Argust, director of The Pew Charitable Trusts’ project to restore America’s parks. “This investment would help preserve these treasured places and support sites that generate more than $18 billion in annual spending in nearby communities by park visitors.” 

“For years, our national parks have been plagued with underfunding while also dealing with a mounting backlog of repair needs, totaling nearly $12 billion. Grand Canyon’s water and sewer systems, built during World War II, are failing. Roads in Yellowstone that were originally built in 1905 for carriages, not the millions of cars and RVs that use them today, are sinking. Thanks to the leadership of Senators Portman, Warner, Alexander and King, park staff could get the funding they need to fix our national parks. The bipartisan Restore Our Parks Act would make a much needed and significant investment to address these and so many more infrastructure needs in national parks across the country, ensuring they are ready to welcome the next generation of park visitors,” said Theresa Pierno, President and CEO for National Parks Conservation Association. 

“In 2018, our National Parks contributed $35.8 billion in total economic output and supported 306,000 American jobs. National Parks are a huge attraction for visitors across the country and around the world, which makes investment in the maintenance of our national parks not just an environmental necessity but also an economic priority. U.S. Travel applauds Senators Portman, Warner, Alexander and King for reintroducing the Restore Our Parks Act, which will invest in national park infrastructure and facilities and shrink the nearly $12 billion in deferred maintenance facing our parks,” said Tori Barnes, Senior Vice President, Government Relations, U.S. Travel Association. 

“The nearly $12 billion National Park System deferred maintenance backlog jeopardizes some of our nation’s most iconic historic resources and cultural artifacts. By creating a reliable federal funding source to reduce the backlog, this legislation will enable the National Park Service and other federal agencies to save the historic structures, landscapes, and necessary infrastructure that enable the public to safely enjoy the places that reflect our nation’s history. We commend Reps. Bishop and Kilmer and Sens. Portman, Warner, Alexander and King for their leadership in creating a bipartisan path for Congress to secure the future of important historic and cultural resources now at risk,” said Thomas J. Cassidy, vice president for government relations and policy for the National Trust for Historic Preservation. 

“The time is now for Congress to address this national crisis, particularly in the Nation’s Capital. The National Mall hosts more than 35 million visits each year and has the highest deferred maintenance bill of any National Park across the country. As the greatest symbol of American Democracy, we must improve and preserve this historic legacy for generations to come. We express our gratitude to Representatives Bishop and Kilmer in the House and Senators Portman, Warner, Alexander and King in the Senate for their steadfast leadership of this important legislation,” said Catherine Townsend, president and CEO, the Trust for the National Mall. 

NOTE: The Restore Our Parks Act would establish the “National Park Service Legacy Restoration Fund” to reduce the maintenance backlog by allocating existing revenues the government receives from on and offshore energy development. This funding would come from 50 percent of all revenues that are not otherwise allocated and deposited into the General Treasury not to exceed $1.3 billion each year for the next five years. 

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from Rob Portman http://www.portman.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/press-releases?ContentRecord_id=89E13C74-A3DA-4CEC-9F69-4BFC49E68129

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Noticias de series de la semana: 'Shameless' se queda sin Emmy

Cancelaciones

La cuarta temporada de Mr. Robot (USA Network) será la última

Noticias cortas

Emmy Rossum (Fiona) abandonará Shameless tras su novena temporada.

Lyric Ross (Deja) será regular en la tercera temporada de This Is Us.

Justin Sundquist, el doble de acción de MacGyver, ha sido despertado del coma, ha salido de cuidados intensivos, responde y se comunica con sus amigos y familiares.

Netflix ha fichado a Harlan Coben para que adapte catorce de sus novelas pasadas y futuras.

Parece que Designated Survivor ha sido rescatada por otra cadena para una tercera temporada.

Incorporaciones y fichajes

Jane Krakowski (Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, 30 Rock) será la madre de Emily (Hailee Steinfeld) en Dickinson.

Adam Brody (The O.C., StartUp) se une a Curfew. Será Max Larssen, un misterioso millonario megalómano.

Chad Michael Murray (One Tree Hill, Agent Carter) será recurrente en la tercera temporada de Star como Xander McPherson, un oportunista inversor de bienes inmuebles envuelto en una tóxica relación con Cassie (Brandy Norwood).

Blake Jenner (Glee, Everybody Wants Some) protagonizará What/If junto a Renée Zellweger y Jane Levy.

Tyler Hoechlin (Teen Wolf, Supergirl), Justin Chatwin (Shameless, Orphan Black), Samuel Anderson (Trollied, Doctor Who), Elizabeth Faith Ludlow (The Walking Dead, Satisfaction) y Blu Hunt (The Originals, The New Mutants) protagonizarán Another Life junto a Katee Sackhoff. Serán Ian Yerxa, antiguo comandante de la nave; Erik Wallace, parte del comando interestelar encargado de encontrar vida inteligente y marido de Niko (Sackhoff); William, interfaz holográfica con el conocimiento de toda la humanidad; Cas Isakovic, segunda de a bordo de Niko; y August, ingeniera jefe.

Jennifer Esposito (Mistresses, The Affair) será la agente de la CIA Susan Raynor en cinco episodios de The Boys.

Imelda Staunton (Vera Drake, Harry Potter), Geraldine James (Utopia, Anne with an E), Simon Jones (The Hichhiker's Guide to the Galaxy), David Haig (Killing Eve, Penny Dreadful), Tuppence Middleton (Sense8, War & Peace), Kate Phillips (Peaky Blinders, The Crown) y Stephen Campbell Moore (The Last Post, The Wrong Mans) se unen a la película de Downton Abbey.

Ashley Greene (Twilight, Rogue) será Nine Sanders, una representante de artistas que vuelve a Atlanta para supervisar los detalles del tour de Sage (Ne-Yo), en la segunda temporada de Step Up: High Water.

Walton Goggins (Six, Vice Principals) será el nuevo protagonista de Deep State, sustituyendo a Mark Strong, en su segunda temporada. Le acompañarán Victoria Hamilton (The Crown, Doctor Foster), Lily Banda y Shelley Conn (Liar, The Lottery).

Alan Tudyk (Suburgatory, The Tick) será el villano Eric Morden/Mr. Nobody en Doom Patrol.

Daniella Alonso (Revolution, Animal Kingdom) será recurrente en la segunda temporada de The Resident como Zoey Barlow, madre soltera con dos hijos adoptivos con enfermedades crónicas.

Sophie Cookson (Kingsman, Gypsy) protagonizará The Trial of Christine Keeler, sobre el caso Profumo.

Samantha Mathis (The Strain, Under the Dome) será Sara Hammon, nueva COO de Taylor Mason Capital, en la cuarta temporada de Billions.

Damon Herriman (Justified, Flesh and Bone) será Charles Manson en la segunda temporada de Mindhunter. Como curiosidad, también interpretará a Manson en Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, la próxima película de Quentin Tarantino.

Efrat Dor (The Zoekeeper's Wife, Greenhouse Academy) será recurrente en la tercera temporada de Sneaky Pete como Lizzie, una estafadora amoral y nihilista.

Shantel VanSanten (Shooter, One Tree Hill), Wrenn Schmidt (The Looming Tower, Person of Interest), Rebecca Wisocky (Devious Maids, Heathers), Eric Ladin (Six, Shooter) y Arturo del Puerto (The Bridge, Fear The Walking Dead) se unen a la serie de Ronald D. Moore para Apple. Serán Karen, la esposa de Edward Baldwin (Kinnaman); Margo Madison, ingeniera de la NASA; Marge Slayton, esposa del director del programa espacial; Gene Kranz, uno de los directores de control; y Octavio Rosales, un inmigrante que busca una vida mejor para su familia.

Bianca Kajlich (Rules of Engagement, Undateable) y Jacqueline Obradors (NYPD Blue, Mayans M.C.) serán recurrentes en la quinta temporada de Bosch como la investigadora Christina Henry y la detective Christina Vega.

Jing Lusi (Crazy Rich Asians, Lucky Man) se une al reparto de The Feed.

Malik Yoba (Empire, New York Undercover) será recurrente en God Friended Me como Terrence, tío de Miles (Brandon Micheal Hall).

Ryan Hurst (Sons of Anarchy, Bates Motel) será Beta, segundo líder de los Whisperers, en la novena temporada de The Walking Dead.

Hunter Clowdus (American Vandal) será recurrente en All American como J.J., miembro del nuevo equipo de Spencer (Daniel Ezra).

Aleks Paunovic (Van Helsing, iZombie) será recurrente en Snowpiercer como Bojan Boscovic, encargado de liberar de hielo el camino del tren.

Jessica Miesel (The Resident) se une como recurrente a The Purge.

Chivonne Michelle se une como recurrente a Jett.

Robert Wisdom (The Alienist, Nashville) y KJ Smith (Dynasty) serán recurrentes en The Fix como Buck Neal, investigador que trabaja junto a Ezra Wolf (Scott Cohen); y Charlie, asistente ejecutiva de Ezra.

Théodore Pellerin (Boy Erased, Juste la fin du monde) se une a On Becoming a God in Central Florida.

Eric Lange (Victorious, Narcos) será recurrente en la tercera temporada de The Man in the High Castle como General Whitcroft, segundo de John Smith (Rufus Sewell).

Paulina Singer (Dead of Summer) será Laney, una joven rebelde e ingenua, en Tell Me a Story.

Natalee Linez será recurrente en la segunda temporada de Siren como Nicole, una misteriosa mujer con sus propios objetivos.

Aisling Bea (Hard Sun, The Fall) protagonizará Living With Yourself junto a Paul Rudd. Se desconocen detalles.

Anna Silk (Lost Girl) será recurrente en Blood & Treasure como Roarke, rastreadora y luchadora internacional.

Tom Stevens (Beyond, Wayward Pines) será Chester 'Fuckface' Wilson, residente del hogar en el que vivió Marcus (Benjamin Wadsworth), en Deadly Class.

Karen Pittman (Luke Cage, The Americans) será Angela Brewster, la madre de Willa, en NOS4A2.

Pósters

          Nuevas series

Luz verde directa en Epix a diez episodios de Our Lady, LTD, drama escrito por Steve Conrad (Patriot, The Pursuit of Happiness) y Bruce Terris (Patriot, The Assets) y dirigido por Conrad, sobre un joven (Jimmi Simpson; Westworld, House of Cards) que intenta estafar a un pastor (Ben Kingsley; Gandhi, House of Sand and Fog) que resulta ser mucho más peligroso de lo que él imagina.

Hulu desarrolla The Great, limited series sobre el ascenso al poder de Catherine the Great y su explosiva relación con su marido Peter, emperador de Rusia. Protagonizada por Elle Fanning (Maleficent, The Beguiled) y Nicholas Hoult (Skins, X-Men). Escrita por Tony McNamara (The Favourite).

Hulu ha encargado dieciséis episodios (dos temporadas) de Solar Opposites, comedia de animación de Justin Roiland (Rick & Morty), que además pondrá voz al protagonista, sobre una familia de alienígenas que abandona su planeta y se muda a un suburbio de Estados Unidos.

Lee Child quiere adaptar sus novelas de Jack Reacher en una serie con diez o doce episodios dedicados a cada una. Busca un actor más alto e intimidante y no necesariamente tan famoso como Tom Cruise. Espera poder anunciar un trato en otoño.

Fechas

Strangers se estrena en ITV el 10 de septiembre

Black Earth Rising se estrena en BBC Two el 10 de septiembre

La tercera temporada de No Offence se estrena en Channel 4 el 13 de septiembre

La segunda temporada de Big Mouth llega a Netflix el 5 de octubre

The Haunting of Hill House llega a Netflix el 12 de octubre

Titans se estrena en DC Universe el 12 de octubre

La tercera temporada de StartUp se estrena en Sony Crackle el 1 de noviembre

Otras imágenes

Tobias Menzies en The Crown

Titans

    Tráilers

True Detective - Temporada 3

Sorry For Your Loss

The First

Riverdale - Temporada 3

Big Mouth - Temporada 2

The Walking Dead - Temporada 9

My Brilliant Friend

The Good Doctor - Temporada 2

No Offence - Temporada 3

The Conners

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Les Miserables Made To The Way In Which Film Festivals - #BerlinInternationalFilmFestival, #CannesFilmFestival, #FilmFestivals, #LocarnoInternationalFilmFestival, #SanSebastiánInternationalFilmFestival, #SundanceFilmFestival, #TorontoInternationalFilmFestival, #VeniceInternationalFilmFestival

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Les Miserables Made To The Way In Which Film Festivals

Ordinary from their holidays abroad if you’re tired, you can fill your trip with a movie. Every year around the world hundreds of Film Festival of the art of cinema connects with their audience best. Most of the festivals we have listed some of the most respected in the industry, we are here for you.

Cannes Film Festival

this year, 68.si will take place, one of the world’s most prestigious film festivals, the Cannes Film Festival competition film screenings of employees and press Enter, you can unfortunately only in the film industry, but that occur on the beach “Cinema de la plage” activities that everyone can participate. “Cinema de la plage” that is, at the beach, in the movies, non-competition films, as well as classic films you can watch with the festival.

  (Photo: AFP Photo)

more than 30,000 producer, director, actor and Cannes during the festival, which took place with the participation of employees in the sector, currently owned luxury brings another level of social life. If you want to see if some famous Palais des Festivals, you can watch the red carpet at the entrance of the building, but it was early, the crowd quite quickly occurs.

it is also quite difficult to find a hotel room during the festival season, make your reservations beforehand are written. For detailed information, you can visit the official page of the Cannes Film Festival: http://www.festival-cannes.com/en.html

Sundance Film Festival

held by the Sundance Institute the Sundance Film Festival every year, America is taking place in the state of Utah. The festival, which is a paradise for lovers of independent American film, it is possible to watch examples from world cinema as well. Started in 1978, when Hollywood set out to give welcome and support independent artists outside of the system, while the names started to attract the attention of more mainstream over time. Small-budget films, studios with million dollar budgets for movies have been added.

your stay in Park City during the festival, a little salty, you can choose to stay in Salt Lake City, 35 minutes away. Of course, in such a situation you need to rent a car.

Sundance made a name with films; reservoir dogs, Memento, Clerks, the usual suspects, Little Miss sunshine, the Blair Witch project Blood Simple’. Panel’s Sundance movies as well as many industrial models where there are different ticket. Who the 3,500 $, and the right to unlimited participation in all festive activities who can provide the $20 one ticket can buy. For detailed information visit the festival’s official website: http://www.sundance.org/

  Venice International Film Festival

the world’s oldest International Film Festival, Venice, for the first time in 1932 to meet the audience. The Venice Biennale’s, which is a part of the event each year, August-Venice in the months of September’s historic Palazzo del Cinema on Lido Island’s also taking place. The Venice Film Festival’s most prestige award sub-D%bBear 1n’or (d Leone’Oro) between considered worthy movies brokeback mountain, the wrestler, Belle de jour, there are films like the green ray.

  the festival, which this year was held on 2-12 could make by buying a ticket to participate, but you’ll need to keep your speed to your tickets is running out now. In addition, Lido’s also we recommend that you avoid, Venice’s character that does not reflect much of a region. For detailed information visit the festival’s official website: http://www.labiennale.org/en/cinema/

the Toronto International Film Festival

“tiff.” as for the record, Toronto International Film Festival is North America’s not one of biggest film festivals, it is also the world’s most prestigious film festivals. Every year a festival known as 400 a harbinger of Oscar’s films and 400,000 e’s more than moviegoers agree.

your tickets TIFF.net you can buy from, but you’ll have to move your hand fast. If you want to left in the movie, if there’s a system called the rush Line, as well as ticket holders who have not come to take the place of the waiting room. The tail of the line from the movie rush hours 3 hours ago begins, and the first ones are taken. Regular ticket prices are$ 24, while tickets for the gala red carpets and celebrities films 46 around$ watching.

  Slang, King’s speech, Dallas Buyers Club, Sideways, during the festival the North American premiere of films like chariots of fire is performed by stopping the flow you can guess the city is famous. I watched the movie, Nicole Kidman’s la,a I will drink wine with George Clooney if you say the correct address in the Yorkville area. Here bars/cafes/restaurants where they spent some time in the town of the famous players locations. For detailed information visit the festival’s official website: http://tiff.net/

Berlin International Film Festival

The Berlin International Film Festival in 1951 in West Berlin began. Currently 300,000 annual ticket sales and is considered the world’s largest Film Festival with the participation of 500,000 persons. Every year around 400, the film and the audience in Berlin with the leading names in the industry meet. Berlinale art, SaaS, Commerce and media, which contains a combination of a huge event.

the festival’s competition, Panorama, Forum, generation, German cinema, shorts and Retrospective sections. The competition section of the cauldron of the famous Golden Bear’s home taking Yi. Golden Bear winner honey against the wall and the pride we have in the films. Berlinale’s website you can buy your tickets online, visit the festival’s official website for detailed information: https://www.berlinale.de/en/HomePage.html

about Berlin, of course, have a lot to say, but what you need to do in Berlin while you’re in there if you say you’s our summer steer 36 hours.

Locarno International Film Festival

held in the city of Locarno, Switzerland since 1946, the festival brings together filmmakers from different corners of the world every year. More known as the festival of discovery, the festival plays a significant role in determining new trends and capabilities in the cinema. Saasa kiyaslafilm oriented Festival to other festivals, although Willem dafoe, Anthony Hopkins, Aki Kaurismäki, John Malkovich, Susan sarandon, Christian Slater, Gus van Sant, Harrison Ford, Daniel Craig and heavy with famous names such as Faye runawaydo not back the sponsor.

the most striking and popular event of the festival, with the participation of 8,000 people in the Piazza Grande open-air film screenings. The year 2300 sunny hours and Locarno is the warmest city in Switzerland. Speaking of the festival, and walk through the narrow streets of the city carda oxygen can feed the cable car in the mountains, in the Lake Maggiore water sports you can do.

tickets for the screening at the festival for $ 15 $ 32 varies between. For detailed information visit the festival’s official website: http://www.pardolive.ch/en/

San Sebastián International Film Festival

Vertigo, Melinda&Melinda held a festival of legendary films such as the premiere of consider. Since it started in 1953, Bette Davis, Gregory peck, Elizabeth Taylor, Audrey Hepburn, Robert De Niro, Meryl Streep, Richard Gere, Michael Douglas, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Mel Gibson, Demi Moore, Naomi watts and attended by names like Brad Pitt San Sebastian Film Festival, Spanish Director Almodovar and Francis Ford Coppola’s career is the most important in output helped too.

the month of September the festival towards the end of Spain’s a beach tourist town in the Basque Country San Sebastian/Donostia’s also taking place. When it has come to the Festival, don’t neglect to enjoy the sun and sea. For detailed information visit the festival’s official website: http://www.sansebastianfestival.com/in/

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Ashe County Genealogy Resources: Wills and Estates 1801 to 1903

Ashe County was created 18 November 1799 from Wilkes County. The area that became Ashe County was part of Anson County, Rowan County, Surry County, and Wilkes County. Both Alleghany and Watauga Counties were formed out of Ashe County. The county seat is Jefferson, North Carolina. The Ashe County Courthouse in Jefferson was destroyed by fire in 1865, however, the surviving records are contained here. The Will Books reflect inconsistent years, suggesting that there are gaps due to the loss of records in the fire. Indexes to Probate Records

Book A, 1801 to 1857

Book B, 1828 to 1838

Book C, 1837 to 1941

Book D, 1853 to 1871

Book E, 1873 to 1903

Images of Wills and Estates, Volume A, 1801 to 1857Testators: Adams, John | Alexander, J. W. | Baker, John | Bass, Edward Beal, James | Blackburn, Elizabeth | Blevins, Wells | Brown, James | Brown, William | Burket, Christian | Chambers, Henry | Clampett, George | Clawson, Asa | Cook, Adam | Cook, Michael | Cauncill, Jordan | Debord, Benjamin | Edward, Jane | Eggers, Landrine | Estef, Shadrach | Evans, Barnabas | Farthings, William | Fredway, Robert | Galloway, Elijah | Gambell, Martin | Goodman, Peter | Green, John | Isaacs, James | Jackson, James | Johnson, Jesse | Kenly, Jesse | Landrick, William | Lyall, James | Maxwell, James | Mikel, Daniel | Milanes, William | Mullins, William | Osborn, Mary | Phillips, Mary | Phipps, Samuel | Plummer, Joseph | Powers, M. | Pugh, Julius | Reeces, John | Reeves, Jesse | Ross, Reuben | Sheavers, Robert | Shull, Mary | Shull, Simon | Songs, Samuel | Sturgitt, Francis | Taylor, William | Wagg, John |Walbrooks, Larkin |Whitaker, Peter |Whittington, John |Williams, John |Williams, Lewis | Willis, Leonard |Wyatt, Zebodee Images of Wills and Estates, Volume B, 1828 to 1838Testators: Atkins, John |Brown, John |Brown, Joseph |Brown, Polly | Brown, Thomas | Bryan, Morgan | Callaway, Thomas | Davis, Stanley | Edwards, David | Greer, Aquilla | Hardin, Henry | Hardin, William |Hill, William |Landrith, Nathaniel Latham, Alexander | Mast, David |Moseley, Samuel |Parks, Ambrose | Perry, Robert | Phipps, George | Phillips, Nathan | Ray, James | Stamper, Jonathan | Watters, William | Woodruff, John Images of Wills and Estates, Volume C, 1837 to 1941Testators: Austin, G. B. | Barker, Ambrose | Bean, Jacob | Blevins, Roby | Burgess, Wiley | Calhoun, W. R. | Callaway, J. | Campbell, Mary | Colsand, J. W. | Dalinger, M. | Davis, J. M. | Dolinger, T. L. | Duwall, James | Ellen, W. |Francis, Henry |Gentry, Levi | Grayson, William |Gurley, Thomas |Hall, J. C. |Hardin, R. W. | Hausk, W. H. |Hinley, Lee |Hodgeon, Henry |Houck, Lowery | Jones, B. W. |Jones, Wade |McGuire, H. |McNeil, L. |McMillan, John |Miller, Elizabeth | Miller, H. M. | Miller, J. B. | Monty, John | Osborne, Harris | Parsons, J. | Perkins, G. H. | Phillips, C. W.| Phillips, Nathan | Plummer, J. B. | Pope, J. W. | Prince, R. | Ray, John | Roberts, W. | Roland, J. | Sheets, S. W. Wellborne, William | Weaver, J. R. | Werth, W. H. | Wieseberger, R. | Williams, H. | Williams, Susannah Williamson, Walter Images of Wills and Estates, Volume D, 1853 to 1871Testators: Anderson, Richard | Baker, William | Baldwin, Jacob | Bower, Absalom | Brooks, Thomas | Burket, Christian | Debords, Benjamin | Dickson, Daniel | Dickson, Moses | Doughten, Clarke | Faws, John | Fender, John | Halaway, Daniel | Hardin, Henry | Hill, David | Jenning, William | Johnson, Samuel | Johnson, William Jones, Daniel | Jones, John | Kounce, George | Krawse, John | Landricks, Stephen | Lewis, A. J. | May, John | May, Nancy | Maxwell, Sidney | McMillan, John | Miller, Jonathan | Mullis, James | Oliver, Mary | Perkins, Allen | Perkins, Luther | Perkins, William | Phipps, Samuel | Poe, Jain | Poe, Jaine | Richardson, Elisha | Saunders, Richard | Smith, B. | Smith, Hugh | Smith, James | Turner, Andrew | Wills, David Images of Wills and Estates, Volume E, 1873 to 1903Testators: Allen, John | Ashley, Martha | Ashley, William | Austin, Anderson | Baives, George | Baldwin, William M. | Ballou, N. B. | Ballou, Sarah | Ballou, Susan | Bare, Henry | Barl, Elias Blackburn, Hamilton B. | Blackshear, Hamilton B. | Blevins, Daniel | Blevins, Jackson | Blevins, Jacob | Blevins, John | Blevins, Wells | Bower, George | Boyden, Nathaniel | Brooks, Polly | Brooks, Sentleger | Brown, William | Burgess, Hugh L. | Burgess, Sanders | Burkett, Catherine | Calaway, Thomas | Caloway, Thomas S. | Carson, John | Castle, Nancy | Childers, Hiram | Church, John | Church, Wiley | Conson, John M. | Cook, Charles W. | Cox, Cora | Cox, William | Davis, America | Davis, American | Davis, Daniel | Davis, John | DeBoard, Benjamin | Dewey, Sarah | Dickson, David | Duvall, Thomas | Ellen, Jacob | Elliott, Wilburn | Foster, N. A. | Francis, Mahala | Gambill, James | Garvey, James | Gentry, John | Grimes, Wesley | Goodman, Isaac | Goodman, Jacob | Goodman, Joab | Goodman, William H. | Govert, Frederick | Graham, Jiles | Graybeal, Calvin | Graybeal, Doriel | Graybeal, Eli | Graybeal, Jacob | Graybeal, John | Graybeal, Joseph | Green, John F. | Griffith, John | Griffith, S. | Hagarman, John | Hall, M. Etta | Hamilton, George H. | Hardin, Mark | Hardin, Mary Ann | Hardin, R. T. | Harkins, Johnston | Harvell, Daniel | Hash, James | Hawthorn, Andrew | Howell, George Sr. | Hurley, Harvey C. | Hudler, Joseph | Hurley, James F. | Jacks, Richard | Johnson, Aaron | Johnson, Campbell | Johnson, J. C. | Jones, John | Ketchum, G. W. |King, Joseph | Kitchinson, A. | Koons, Jacob | Lang, Andrew M. | Latham, Silas | Lewallers, Catherine | Lewis, Nancy C. | Little, Isaac | Long, Isaiah | Martin, John W. | Martin, William M. | Mash, James | Mash, William | McClure, Elizar | McGuire, Robert | McMillan, Andrew | McMillan, Iridell Miller, Daniel | Miller, Eli | Miller, James | Miller, Nancy | Miller, William | Moore, W. G. | Neal, John | Neal, Joseph | Neal, Quincy | Oliver, James | Osborne, Alfred | Osborne, Clemons | Osborne, Enoch | Osborne, J. A. | Osborne, Stephen | Parsons, Catharine | Patrick, Jerrymire | Penington, Stephen | Perkins, W. E. | Phillips, Nancy | Phillips, William | Phipp, Greenbury | Phipps, William C. | Pierce, R. K. | Plummer, Nancy | Plummer, Samuel | Poe, John | Poe, Martha | Pope, Elijah | Pope, Elijah (1881) | Price, William | Ray, Jesse | Reedy, Rebecca | Reeves, George W. | Reeves, Rebecca | Reves, John | Reynolds, Terrissa | Richardson, John | Roan, Jonathan | Roark, Joshua | Roland, David | Rominger, Isabella | Rotan, Larkin | Scott, James | Senters, N. M. | Shepherd, J. W. | Shepard, Levi | Shepherd, Melvin | Smith, James | Smith, Tobias | Stamper, John | Stephens, Gardner | Stuart, Newel | Stump, Christopher C. | Tatum, Joseph | Taylor, Charles | Taylor, Hellen | Taylor, Mary | Taylor, William | Tegue, Moses | Testerman, Peter | Thomas, W. T. | Thompson, Alexander | Thompson, Wesley | Turner, Standiford | Turner, William | Vany, John H. | Wagoner, Henry | Warren, Peter M. | Wayman, Thomas | Waters, William | Waugh, James P. | Waugh, James P. (1891) | Weaver, B. M. | Weaver, Gideon | Welch, James | Weymer, Henry | Williams, Nancy | Worth, David | Wyatt, John | Wyatt, William | Yates, E. C. | Yates, Squire Allen  Find your Ancestors Records on North Carolina Pioneers SUBSCRIBE HERE

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AcrylicsWorks 5 Competition Winners Announced

Congratulations to the 110 artists selected for North Light Books’ 2017 acrylics competition AcrylicWorks 5: Bold Values! If you see your name below, please check your email for instructions on next steps. You will receive an email from us with the subject line “AcrylicWorks 5 Winner Notification.”

    First Name Last Name Title Côtyne Martine Côt�� A mother Nature’s succession (Une relève pour dame nature) Christine Alfery Falling Waters Christine Alfery The General Sherman Tree – Sequoia National Park Cher Anderson Fancy Feathers Scott Anthony Sonoma Coast Bloom Scott Anthony Tomales Barn Angela Bandurka Pouring Peppermint Chantel Barber Rising Above RICHARD BELANGER The Observer Gabhan Berry Looking Back BIJAY BISWAAL GREY RAINBOW Darien Bogart Keep Moving Forward Henry Bosak Fleeting Beauty Kim Brandon-Watson Bogie-Jumping(tryptic) Susan Brandsema Wednesday Morning William Brody Blue Sunday David Caesar Sharleen – Arctic World Construction Scene #3 Laara Cassells “Jessica Ford and Lucrezia Panciatichi (after Agnolo Bronzino)” Paul Chapman The Nature of Light: Ice Blue JACYNTHE COMEAU Remnants Jean Cormier The Gillie Ray-Mel Cornelius Fourplex Laura Crabtree Hollenbeck Gene: Portrait of an Artist Ron Craig Ron_Craig_Shop 11 Shipfitters Lynne Cunningham City Looks Pretty to Me Elaine Daily-Birnbaum To the Very Edge shi dong Nostalgia Edward DuRose Crossing the Bitterroot Edward DuRose Teton Sunset Nancy Eckels Autumn Whirl Pamela Edevold Emeralds Pamela Edevold Heart In His Hands Marney-Rose Edge Unknown wayne edwards Sunrise, Coles Beach Tasmania Shannon Fannin 1959 Cadillac El Dorado Debilynn Fendley Ghost Rider Ellen Fuller Wood 1 Lynn Garwood Leaving Lynn Garwood The Magic Shell Shelley Gentry Windows to the Soul – Chimpanzee Nancy Haley You Go Girl Ray Hassard Morning after the Snowstorm Jennifer Heine Steves’ Den Kenneth Hershenson Jack of Diamonds Kathy Hildebrandt More Reasons I Was Tardy Randy Honerlah Emergence Peggie Hunnicutt Kitchen Table Dalliance Michelle Iglesias Tight Rope Walker John Jaster Lady in the Mask Jean Sbarra Jones Orange dress, beach, rocks Jean Kalin Innocence Valentin Katrandzhiev Caressed by the Sun Kitty Kelly Iris – Messenger of the Gods Kitty Kelly Teacher’s Pet Diane Kline 24 Karate Gold Bob Kling “Early Morning Floral Leaves” Bob Kling A Pasture Landing Katie Koenig Baseball and Peanuts Aili Kurtis Effervescence Deborah Leonard Crystal Blue Persuasion TaiMeng Lim Blessed Presence Ober-Rae Starr Livingstone Speaking Softly Diana Madaras Girl on the Couch Marissa Madonna Hair Piece Yael Maimon Storm Angela Martinez Maze of Straws Jim Martinez Utility Pole Darice Machel McGuire Honu At Rest Catherine McMillan Nassau Street Vickie McMillan Nose to the Ground Vickie McMillan Rivalry Thomas Mewborn Cloud Clipper 1 Lilianne Milgrom Le Rouge et le Noir Thyra Moore A Posh Event Andrew Morrison Chinatown Kaleidoscope Andrew Morrison Soirée alla Prima Timothy Mulligan Sacramento River #3 Timothy Mulligan West Coast Pier Geoff Musseau Yes Buoy Mike Nagatani A grand downtown Mari O’BRIEN “Flame Dancer” Kari OConnell Between Two Worlds Sandrine Pelissier Slice of Life- Sisters Bob Petillo Sedona Anne Peyton Stepping Out Anne Peyton The Boys Tony Podue Philippe’s BRENDA POLLREISZ MORNING PATROL BRENDA POLLREISZ SILENT WATCH Nancy Polsky Japanese Alley Tricia Poulos Leonard Discovering a Hole in the Universe Christina Ramos The Critic Christina Ramos The Lookout Scott Ramsay Mellow Yellow #1 Kathryn Repas Nora April Rimpo Lanterns April Rimpo Movement Linda Rossin Big Sky Country Linda Rossin Spring Celebration John Schaeffer Ruby Veronica Schmitt Bike Squad Fred Schollmeyer Frozen Ford Fairlane Dan Simoneau Who’s Next (#whosnext) Jerry Smith Harbor Alliance Carol Staub Desert Plateau Robert Stebleton Florida Gators Peggy Steffens Driving Desire Robert Sweeny las ventanas de san miguel #2 Robert Sweeny oaxaca series #5 Jessica Tookey Be Free Lorraine Ulen Storm Watch Randy Van Dyck Bird Watch Michael Wagner Bill Pat Wagner Distant Gaze Michael Wagner Floppy Hat Marty Walker Alliance Bakery Jingyi Wang Artificial nature Henry Washington All About Line Akiko Watanabe Golden Light Lynn Welker Beneath Iron Mountain David Wicks Blues and Boats Steve Wilda Final Catch Robert Winfree Family of Musk Ox Dale Wolf Evening Snowfall in England Yelena York Butterfly Effect Marsha Zavez Blue Moon Katia Zhukova Frances (PORTRAIT SERIES #5)

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NT entrance February 2015 photo by Philip Vile

Ivo van Hove follows his acclaimed Hedda Gabler with the world premiere of Network, with Bryan Cranston making his UK stage debut

Anne-Marie Duff returns to the National Theatre in Common, and will appear alongside Rory Kinnear in Macbeth in 2018, directed by Rufus Norris

Award-winning playwright Annie Baker (The Flick) returns with the European premiere of her new play John in the Dorfman

John Tiffany directs the world premiere of Pinocchio

Saint George and the Dragon, Beginning and The Majority continue the NT’s commitment to new work and contemporary stories on our stages

12 new plays, 50% of which are written by women, will open in the next 12 months

People, Places & Things transfers to St Ann’s Warehouse, New York

The NT will tour to 47 venues in 35 towns and cities across the UK in 2017-18

Co-productions with Fuel, Headlong, Out of Joint, Improbable, and West Yorkshire Playhouse

Double the number of Entry Pass tickets for young people under 26

NEW PRODUCTIONS ANNOUNCED OLIVIER THEATRE

AMADEUS – photograph by Seamus Ryan, designed by the NT Graphic Design Studio

SAINT GEORGE AND THE DRAGON Rory Mullarkey’s epic new folk play tells of a knight who became a myth, and a country in need of a story. The world premiere is directed by National Theatre Associate Lyndsey Turner with design by Rae Smith, lighting design by Bruno Poet, music by Grant Olding, choreography by Lynne Page and sound design by Christopher Shutt. Opening in October 2017. Hundreds of Travelex tickets at £15 available per performance.

MACBETH Rufus Norris directs Rory Kinnear and Anne-Marie Duff in Shakespeare’s darkest tragedy 25 years after his last Shakespeare production. Opening in spring 2018. Broadcast to cinemas by NT Live in 2018.

AMADEUS Michael Longhurst’s sell-out production of Peter Shaffer’s masterpiece returns to the Olivier. Lucian Msamati and Adam Gillen once again lead the company of actors, singers and musicians. Amadeus is directed by Michael Longhurst with design by Chloe Lamford, music direction and additional music by Simon Slater, choreography by Imogen Knight, lighting design by Jon Clark and sound design by Paul Arditti. Amadeus is produced in association with Southbank Sinfonia, supported by the Amadeus production syndicate. Opening in January 2018.

LYTTELTON THEATRE NETWORK

Ivo van Hove © Jan Versweyveld

Lee Hall’s new adaptation of the Oscar-winning film by Paddy Chayefsky is directed by Ivo van Hove. Cast includes Tony award winner Bryan Cranston (All the Way, Breaking Bad and Trumbo for which he was nominated for both an Oscar and a BAFTA) in the role of Howard Beale. Set and lighting design by Jan Versweyveld, video design by Tal Yarden, costume design by An D’Huys, music by Eric Sleichim and sound design by Tom Gibbons. Network is produced in association with Patrick Myles, David Luff, Ros Povey and Lee Menzies. Production supported by Marcia Grand for the memory of Richard Grand. Opening in November 2017.

DORFMAN THEATRE THE MAJORITY Following the acclaimed run of Bullet Catch in The Shed, Rob Drummond returns to the National with a new one-man show about democracy. Directed by David Overend and opening in August 2017. Originally co-commissioned with The Arches, Glasgow.

BEGINNING In the early hours of the morning, in the aftermath of a party in north London, two people meet. And nothing will ever be the same for them again. The world premiere of David Eldridge’s new play is directed by Polly Findlay. With design by Fly Davis, lighting design by Jack Knowles and sound design by Paul Arditti. Opening in October 2017.

JOHN Following The Flick in 2016, Annie Baker returns to the Dorfman with her new play, John. James Macdonald directs the European premiere, with a cast including Georgia Engel. Opening in early 2018.

UPDATES ON PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED PRODUCTIONS OLIVIER THEATRE

Tamsin Greig in Gethsemane (2008)-credit Catherine Ashmore

TWELFTH NIGHT Will now run until 13 May, previews from 15 February, press night 22 February. Simon Godwin directs this joyous new production. Tamsin Greig is a transformed Malvolia, performing alongside Adam Best, Oliver Chris, Claire Cordier, Imogen Doel, Mary Doherty, Ammar Duffus, Daniel Ezra, Phoebe Fox, Whitney Kehinde, Emmanuel Kojo, Tamara Lawrance, Andrew Macbean, Doon Mackichan, Tim McMullan, Brad Morrison, Daniel Rigby, Imogen Slaughter, James Wallace and Niky Wardley. The production will be designed by Soutra Gilmour, lighting by James Farncombe, movement by Shelley Maxwell, music by Michael Bruce, sound by Christopher Shutt, and fight direction by Kev McCurdy.

A ship is wrecked on the rocks. Viola is washed ashore but her twin brother Sebastian is lost. Determined to survive on her own, she steps out to explore a new land. So begins a whirlwind of mistaken identity and unrequited love. The nearby households of Olivia and Orsino are overrun with passion. Even Olivia’s uptight housekeeper Malvolia is swept up in the madness. Where music is the food of love and nobody is quite what they seem, anything proves possible. Broadcast to cinemas by NT Live on 6 April.

Director Yael Farber NT lesblancs 2016 credit Johan Persson

SALOMÉ Previews from 2 May, press night 9 May, continuing in the repertoire until 15 July. Salomé in a new version by Yaël Farber The story has been told before, but never like this. An occupied desert nation. A radical from the wilderness on hunger strike. A girl whose mysterious dance will change the course of the world. This charged retelling turns the infamous biblical tale on its head, placing the girl we call Salomé at the centre of a revolution.

Internationally acclaimed director Yaël Farber (Les Blancs) draws on multiple accounts to create her urgent, hypnotic production on the Olivier stage.

Salomé is designed by Susan Hilferty with lighting design by Tim Lutkin, music and sound by Adam Cork, movement direction by Ami Shulman, fight direction by Kate Waters and dramaturgy by Drew Lichtenberg. Cast includes Philip Arditti, Paul Chahidi, Ramzi Choukair, Uriel Emil, Olwen Fouéré, Roseanna Frascona, Aidan Kelly, Yasmin Levy, Theo T J Lowe, Isabella Niloufar, Lubana al Quntar, Raad Rawi and Stanley Townsend. Hundreds of Travelex tickets at £15 available per performance. Broadcast to cinemas by NT Live on 22 June.

COMMON Previews from 30 May, press night 6 June. A co-production with Headlong.

Mary’s the best liar, rogue, thief and faker in this whole septic isle. And she’s back. As the factory smoke of the industrial revolution belches out from the cities, Mary is swept up in the battle of her former home. The common land, belonging to all, is disappearing. D C Moore’s dark and funny new play is an epic tale of unsavoury action and England’s lost land.

Headlong’s Artistic Director, Jeremy Herrin, (People, Places and Things, This House) directs Anne-Marie Duff as Mary. Cast includes Trevor Fox. Design is by Richard Hudson, lighting design by Paule Constable, music by Stephen Warbeck and sound design by Ian Dickinson. Hundreds of Travelex tickets at £15 available per performance.

FOLLIES Further casting has been announced for Follies, which will be directed by Dominic Cooke, book by James Goldman and music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim. Joining Imelda Staunton will be Dame Josephine Barstow, Tracie Bennett, Janie Dee, Peter Forbes and Phillip Quast. Design will be by Vicki Mortimer, choreography by Bill Deamer, musical supervision by Nicholas Skilbeck, orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick, musical direction by Nigel Lilley, lighting design by Paule Constable and sound design by Paul Groothuis. Opening in August 2017.

LYTTELTON THEATRE HEDDA GABLER – Ends 21 March

Just married. Buried alive. Hedda longs to be free… Ruth Wilson plays the title role in a new version of Ibsen’s masterpiece, by Patrick Marber. Directed by Ivo van Hove, set and lighting design by Jan Versweyveld, costume design by An D’Huys, sound design by Tom Gibbons. Production supported by the Williams Charitable Trust. Broadcast to cinemas by NT Live on 9 March.

UGLY LIES THE BONE Previews from 22 February, press night 1 March Ugly Lies the Bone by Lindsey Ferrentino makes its European premiere. ‘Beauty is but skin deep, ugly lies the bone; beauty dies and fades away, but ugly holds its own.’ After three tours in Afghanistan and months in a severe burns unit, Jess finally returns to Florida. In a small town on the Space Coast, as the final shuttle is about the launch, Jess must confront her scars, and a home that may have changed even more than her. Experimenting with pioneering virtual reality therapy, she builds a breathtaking new world where she can escape her pain. There, she begins to restore her relationships, her life and, slowly, herself.

Award-winning playwright Lindsey Ferrentino’s honest and funny new drama is directed by Indhu Rubasingham, with set design by Es Devlin, video design by Luke Halls, costume design by Johanna Coe, lighting design by Oliver Fenwick, music and sound by Ben and Max Ringham, movement direction by Lucy Hind and fight direction by Rachel Brown-Williams and Ruth Cooper-Brown of RC-Annie Ltd. The cast is Marianne Adams, Katy Brittain, Olivia Darnley, Buffy Davis, Kate Fleetwood, Ralf Little, Kris Marshall, Tom Peters and Siân Polhill-Thomas. Hundreds of Travelex tickets at £15 available per performance.

ANGELS IN AMERICA: A Gay Fantasia on National Themes Previews from 11 April, press day 4 May, continuing in repertoire

America in the mid-1980s. In the midst of the AIDS crisis, and a conservative Reagan administration, New Yorkers grapple with life and death, love and sex, heaven and hell.

This new staging of Tony Kushner’s multi-award-winning two-part play is directed by Olivier and Tony award-winning director Marianne Elliott (The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time and War Horse). Part One: Millennium Approaches was first performed at the NT in 1992, and was joined by Perestroika in a double-bill the following year. 2017 marks the 25th anniversary of the shows.

Set design is by Ian MacNeil, costume design by Nicky Gillibrand, lighting design by Paule Constable, choreography and movement by Robby Graham, music by Adrian Sutton, sound design by Ian Dickinson, puppetry direction and movement by Finn Caldwell, puppetry design by Finn Caldwell and Nick Barnes, illusions by Chris Fisher, aerial direction by Gwen Hales and fight direction by Kate Waters.

The cast is Stuart Angell, Mark Arnold, Arun Blair-Mangat, Susan Brown, Laura Caldow, Andrew Garfield, Denise Gough, Kate Harper, John Hastings, Claire Lambert, Nathan Lane, Amanda Lawrence, James McArdle, Becky Namgauds, Nathan Stewart-Jarrett, Russell Tovey, Paksie Vernon, Stan West and Lewis Wilkins.

The Angels in America ballot presented by Delta – each week hundreds of £20 tickets will be released in a ballot for the following week’s performances. Broadcast to cinemas by NT Live – Part One on 20 July, Part Two on 27 July

John Tiffany, credit Tony Rinaldo

PINOCCHIO John Tiffany directs the world premiere of Pinocchio by Dennis Kelly, with songs and score from the Walt Disney film by Leigh Harline, Ned Washington and Paul J. Smith newly adapted by Martin Lowe. With design and puppet co-design by Bob Crowley, lighting design by Paule Constable, music supervision, orchestrations and additional music by Martin Lowe, choreography by Steven Hoggett, puppet co-design and puppetry direction by Toby Olié, sound design by Simon Baker and illusions by Jamie Harrison. Presented by special arrangement with Disney Theatrical Productions. Opening in the Lyttelton in December 2017.

DORFMAN THEATRE SHAKESPEARE FOR YOUNGER AUDIENCES Following highly successful schools performances, these productions can be seen in the Dorfman.

Macbeth 6 – 20 February Amid bloody rebellion and the deafening drums of war, Macbeth and his wife will stop at nothing to fulfil their ambition. Witchcraft, murder, treason and treachery are all at play in this murky world. A bold contemporary retelling of one of Shakespeare’s darkest plays. Suitable for 13yrs+

Romeo and Juliet 11 – 24 February Set against a vibrant urban backdrop bursting full of excitement, colour, dancing and live song, a company of eight tell the most famous love story of all time. Join us for this swift, contemporary celebration of Shakespeare’s masterpiece as we bring Romeo and Juliet to life for a new generation. Suitable for 8 – 12yrs

Shakespeare for younger audiences is supported by: The Ingram Trust, Archie Sherman Charitable Trust, Behrens Foundation, Cleopatra Trust, The Ernest Cook Trust, Jill and David Leuw, Mulberry Trust, The Royal Victoria Hall Foundation and the Topinambour Trust.

MY COUNTRY; A WORK IN PROGRESS 28 February – 22 March, prior to national tour, see p10 for details Britannia has called a meeting, to listen to her people. Form an orderly queue.

In the months following the Brexit vote, a team of interviewers from the NT spoke to people nationwide, hearing their views on Britain, the community they live in, and the referendum. Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy and Director of the NT Rufus Norris put those conversations centre stage in this new production, which opens in London before playing at venues around the country. Designed by Katrina Lindsay, lighting design by Paul Knott, Music by David Shrubsole and sound design by Alex Caplen. The cast for My Country; a work in progress are Seema Bowri, Cavan Clarke, Laura Elphinstone, Adam Ewan, Penny Layden, Stuart McQuarrie and Christian Patterson. Created in collaboration with eight UK arts organisations in association with Cusack Projects Limited.

The NT today announces a new behind-the-scenes BBC Radio 4 documentary, which will track the development of Rufus Norris’ new play My Country: a work in progress. The Radio 4 programme captures the development of the creative process for the NT’s production My Country: a work in progress. It follows the rehearsal process as Rufus Norris, Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy and designer Katrina Lindsay work with the interviewers, their material and the cast to bring to life this current and compelling verbatim play.

LOST WITHOUT WORDS 4 – 18 March A co-production with Improbable. Imagine older actors in their 70s and 80s, actors who have spent their lives being other people, bringing life to other people’s words. Imagine they were on stage with nothing but themselves and no worlds but their own. No script, no map, a different show every night, all they have is a lifetime of theatre to help them find their way.

Lost Without Words is co-directed by Phelim McDermott and Lee Simpson with design by Katrina Lindsay, lighting design by Colin Grenfell and music by Steven Edis. The cast is Georgine Anderson, Caroline Blakiston, Anna Calder-Marshall, Lynn Farleigh, Charles Kay and Tim Preece.

CONSENT Previews from 28 March, press night 4 April, playing until 17 May A co-production with Out of Joint. Consent by Nina Raine will receive its world premiere in the Dorfman Theatre. Why is justice blind? Is she impartial? Or is she blinkered? This powerful, painful and funny play sifts the evidence in a rape case from every side and puts justice in the dock. Directed by Roger Michell with set design by Hildegard Bechtler, costume design by Dinah Collin, lighting design by Rick Fisher and sound design by John Leonard. Cast includes Priyanga Burford, Pip Carter, Ben Chaplin, Heather Craney, Daisy Haggard, Adam James and Anna Maxwell Martin.

BARBER SHOP CHRONICLES Previews from 30 May, press night 7 June, in repertoire until 8 July A co-production with Fuel and West Yorkshire Playhouse. A new play by Inua Ellams, directed by Bijan Sheibani.

Newsroom, political platform, local hot-spot, confession box, preacher-pulpit and football stadium. For generations, African men have gathered in barber shops to discuss the world.

This dynamic new play journeys from a barber shop in London, to Johannesburg, Harare, Kampala, Lagos and Accra. These are places where the banter can be barbed and the truth is always telling.

Barber Shop Chronicles is Inua Ellams’ third play at the National, following the exhilarating The 14th Tale and Black T-shirt Collection.

The production is designed by Rae Smith with lighting design by Jack Knowles, movement direction by Aline David and sound design by Gareth Fry.

Barber Shop Chronicles will play at West Yorkshire Playhouse 12 – 29 July.

MOSQUITOES Mosquitoes by Lucy Kirkwood will have its world premiere in the Dorfman Theatre in July. Rufus Norris will direct this new play about families and particle physics, with a cast that includes Olivia Colman. Designed by Katrina Lindsay, lighting design by Paule Constable, music by Adam Cork, sound design by Paul Arditti and video design by Finn Ross & Ian William Galloway.

Mosquitoes is generously supported by the Edgerton Foundation, the Winton Charitable Foundation, and Rosetrees Trust. This play is a recipient of an Edgerton Foundation New Plays Award.

NATIONAL THEATRE LIVE NT Live has a season of ten new broadcasts to the UK and 55 countries across the globe

Amadeus by Peter Shaffer. Lucian Msamati plays Salieri, with live orchestral accompaniment by Southbank Sinfonia. Broadcast live from the NT on Thursday 2 February.

Saint Joan Josie Rourke directs Gemma Arterton as Joan of Arc in Bernard Shaw’s electrifying classic. Broadcast live from the Donmar Warehouse on Thursday 16 February.

Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen in a new version by Patrick Marber. Ruth Wilson plays the title role in Ivo van Hove’s production. Broadcast live from the NT on Thursday 9 March.

Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare. Tamsin Greig plays Malvolia in Shakespeare’s comedy of mistaken identity. Directed by Simon Godwin. Broadcast live from the NT on Thursday 6 April.

Salomé A radical retelling of the biblical story of one young woman’s political awakening. Directed by Yaël Farber. Broadcast live from the NT on Thursday 22 June.

Peter Pan, Sally Cookson’s wondrously inventive production recorded live during its run at the NT will be broadcast on Saturday 10 June.

Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Dead by Tom Stoppard. Fifty years after the play premiered at The Old Vic, David Leveaux directs Daniel Radcliffe and Joshua McGuire as Rosencrantz and Guildenstern alongside David Haig as The Player in this iconic mind bending situation comedy. Broadcast live from The Old Vic on Thursday 20 April, this marks the Old Vic’s first collaboration with NT Live.

Angels in America, Marianne Elliott’s new production of Tony Kushner’s two-part play will be broadcast live from the NT. Part 1: Millennium Approaches on Thursday 20 July and Part 2: Perestroika on Thursday 27 July.

Yerma – Billie Piper stars in Yerma as a woman driven to the unthinkable by her desperate desire to have a child. Simon Stone creates a radical new production of Lorca’s achingly powerful masterpiece. Broadcast live from the Young Vic on 31 August.

Macbeth with a cast including Rory Kinnear and Anne-Marie Duff will be broadcast by NT Live in 2018. Find your nearest venue at ntlive.com

NATIONAL THEATRE THROUGHOUT THE UK, IN THE WEST END AND INTERNATIONALLY The NT will tour to 47 venues in 35 towns and cities across the UK in 2017-18

PEOPLE PLACES AND THINGS TRANSFERS TO NEW YORK AND TOURS THE UK THIS AUTUMN The National Theatre, Headlong and St Ann’s Warehouse in association with Bryan Singer Productions will present the National Theatre/Headlong production of People, Places and Things by Duncan Macmillan at St Ann’s Warehouse in New York in October 2017. Directed by Jeremy Herrin, Macmillan’s intoxicating new play opened at the NT’s Dorfman Theatre in autumn 2015, and transferred to the Wyndham’s Theatre in March 2016 where it became the ‘must see’ show of the season. Denise Gough will reprise her award-winning role as Emma. Gough’s raw and heart-breaking performance as an actress whose life has spun recklessly out of control because of her addiction to drink and drugs was unanimously acclaimed by critics and audiences alike, earning her the 2016 Olivier Award and the Critics’ Circle Award for Best Actress. Further cast details and dates to be announced.

Generous support to the National Theatre for People, Places and Things from: Areté Foundation / Betsy & Ed Cohen and Leila Maw Straus MBE.

Duncan Macmillan’s People, Places and Things will also begin a major UK tour with a new cast this autumn, in a co-production between the National Theatre, Headlong, HOME and Exeter Northcott Theatre. Full casting to be announced shortly. The tour begins at HOME, Manchester (22 September – 7 October), and continues to Oxford Playhouse (11 – 14 October), Theatre Royal Bath (17 – 21 October), Bristol Old Vic (24 – 28 October), Exeter Northcott Theatre (31 October – 4 November), Nuffield Southampton Theatres (7 – 11 November) and finish at Liverpool Playhouse Theatre (14 – 18 November).

The set is designed by Bunny Christie, the Olivier and Tony Award winning designer of the NT’s production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. Costumes are by Christina Cunningham, lighting by James Farncombe, video by Andrzej Goulding and music is composed by Matthew Herbert with Olivier award-winning sound design by Tom Gibbons. Original production sponsored by Neptune Investment Management

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Noticias de series de la semana: Ellen Pompeo es la actriz de drama mejor pagada

El sueldo de Pompeo

Ellen Pompeo ha renovado su contrato con ABC para dos temporadas más de Grey's Anatomy, de las que será productora. Con el aumento incluido en este nuevo trato, se convierte en la actriz de drama con el salario más alto, con 575.000 $ por episodio y más de 20 millones al año. Precisamente esta semana sabemos que Jennifer Aniston, Nicole Kidman y Reese Witherspoon cobrarán más de un millón por episodio en la segunda temporada de Big Little Lies o el drama sin título de Apple.

Renovaciones de series

Hallmark ha renovado Chesapeake Shores por una tercera temporada

Sky 1 no renueva Agatha Raisin por una segunda temporada. Acorn TV lo hace en su lugar.

FOX ha renovado 9-1-1 por una segunda temporada

Amazon ha renovado The Tick por una segunda temporada

Freeform ha renovado Grown-ish por una segunda temporada

Cancelaciones de series

Spike ha cancelado The Shannara Chronicles tras su segunda temporada

Amazon ha cancelado Jean-Claude Van Johnson tras su primera temporada

Amazon ha cancelado One Mississippi tras su segunda temporada

Amazon ha cancelado I Love Dick tras su primera temporada

Incorporaciones y fichajes de series

Paul Bettany (Manhunt: Unabomber, The Da Vinci Code) está en conversaciones para interpretar al príncipe Philip en la tercera y cuarta temporada de The Crown.

Eva Longoria (Desperate Housewives) hará de ella misma en un episodio de la cuarta temporada de Jane the Virgin.

Marisa Tomei (Empire, Crazy Stupid Love) participará en un episodio de la segunda temporada de The Handmaid's Tale interpretando a la esposa de un comandante.

Mira Sorvino (Mighty Aphrodite, Mimic) será la agente de la NSA Rebecca Stroud en la tercera temporada de StartUp.

Andie MacDowell (Four Weddings and a Funeral, Bad Girls) será Ivy en la cuarta temporada de Cuckoo.

Alec Baldwin (30 Rock, Saturday Night Live), Blythe Danner (Meet the Parents, Gypsy) y Sara Rue (Popular, Impastor) volverán a ser Malcolm, Marilyn y Joyce en Will & Grace.

Antony Starr (Banshee, American Gothic), Dominique McElligott (The Last Tycoon, House of Cards), Chace Crawford (Gossip Girl, Blood & Oil), Jessie T. Usher (Survivor's Remorse) y Nathan Mitchell (iZombie) protagonizarán la adaptación del cómic The Boys. Serán Homelander, Queen Maeve, A-Train, The Deep y Black Noir.

Scoot McNairy (Godless, Halt and Catch Fire) será Tom, un padre que sufre una terrible pérdida, en la tercera temporada de True Detective.

Ryan Michelle Bathe (This Is Us) será Celeste, la última exmujer de Eddie (Forest Whitaker), en la cuarta temporada de Empire.

Shannon Kook (Degrassi: The Next Generation, Shadowhunters) participará en la season finale de la quinta temporada de The 100 interpretando a un misterioso personaje.

Tessa Ferrer (Grey's Anatomy, You're the Worst) será la esposa del doctor Felix Babineau (Jack Huston) en la segunda temporada de Mr. Mercedes.

Chai Hansen (The 100, Mako Mermaids) será Jordan Kyle, un nuevo amigo de Simon (Alberto Rosende), en la tercera temporada de Shadowhunters.

Jimmie Saito será recurrente en Sweetbitter como Scott, el segundo chef del restaurante.

Will Yun Lee (Falling Water, Hawaii Five-0) participará en varios episodios de The Good Doctor interpretando a Alex Park, un antiguo policía que decidió convertirse en médico.

Nicole Ari Parker (Time After Time, Rosewood) y Stefania LaVie Owen (Chance, The Carrie Diaries) serán recurrentes en la segunda temporada de I'm Dying Up Here como Gloria Whitfield, productora de Soul Train; y Amanda Robbins, la hija de Goldie (Melissa Leo).

Seamus Dever (Castle) será recurrente en Titans. Se desconocen detalles.

Vandit Bhatt (Ripped) será recurrente en la tercera temporada de Quantico como Jagdeep 'Deep' Patel, nuevo miembro del equipo.

Rupert Friend (Homeland, The Young Victoria) será Ernest Donovan, el vecino de Jack Parsons (Jack Reynor), en Strange Angel.

Martin Clunes (Doc Martin) protagonizará Warren (BBC One), escrita por Paul McKenna (Brotherhood) y Jimmy Donny Cosgrove, sobre un pedante conductor de autoescuela que piensa que el mundo está en su contra.

Malcolm-Jamal Warner (The Cosby Show, Malcolm & Eddie) y Catherine Dyer (Stranger Things) serán recurrentes en The Resident como el cirujano AJ Marino y la enfermera Alexis Stevens.

Sarah Baker (Young Sheldon, Big Little Lies) se une como regular a The Kominsky Method. Será Mindy, hija de Sandy (Michael Douglas). Susan Sullivan (Castle, Dharma & Greg), Emily Osment (Hannah Montana, Young & Hungry), Graham Rogers (Quantico, Ray Donovan), Ashleigh LaThrop (Fifty Shades), Jenna Lyng Adams (Uncle John), Melissa Tang (Mom, The Goodwin Games) y Casey Brown serán recurrentes como Eileen, esposa de Norman (Alan Arkin); y Theresa, Jude, Breana, Darshani, Margaret y Lane, alumnos de Sandy.

Nikohl Boosheri (Adena) y Stephen Conrad Moore (Oliver) han sido ascendidos a regulares de cara a la segunda temporada de The Bold Type.

Keiynan Lonsdale (Wally West) pasará de The Flash a Legends of Tomorrow como regular.

Pósters de series

  Nuevas series

Kristen Wiig (Saturday Night Live) protagonizará una comedia, aún sin título, en Apple. Creada, escrita y producida por Colleen McGuinness (30 Rock, Friends from College) e inspirada en 'You Think It, I'll Say It', unas historias cortas de Curtis Sittenfeld, estará producida por Reese Witherspoon.

HBO y Apple están interesadas en Demimonde, creada y escrita por J.J. Abrams (Fringe, Lost), sobre una adolescente que, mirando los experimentos de su madre en el sótano, descubre otro mundo que libra una batalla contra una fuerza monstruosa.

Syfy ha encargado diez episodios de The Outpost. Trata sobre Talon (Jessica Green, Lightning Point, Red Billabong), la última superviviente de la raza Blackblood, que sale en busca de los mercenarios que han masacrado a su pueblo y descubre que tiene poderes sobrenaturales que ha de usar para derrotar a un dictador fanático religioso. Completan el reparto Robyn Malcolm (Top of the Lake), Kristian Nairn (Game of Thrones), Jake Stormoen (Extinct, Mythica), Andrew Howard (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Bates Motel) y Anand Desai-Barochia.

Universal desarrolla el drama Confessions of a Sociopath, basado en la novela de M.E. Thomas (2013) y escrito y protagonizado por Lisa Edelstein (House, Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce), sobre una mujer diagnosticada como sociópata que debe aprender a vivir con su nueva situación.

Freeform prepara el encargo de serie del drama épico Cleopatra, de Michael Seitzman, sobre la primera mujer en convertirse en faraona en medio de un triángulo amoroso.

Universal desarrolla The Boss of It All, adaptación de la película de Lars Von Trier (2006).

Freeform desarrolla el reboot de Party of Five, esta vez centrado en cinco hermanos mexicanos que deben sobrevivir al ser deportados sus padres.

La adaptación de 'Fire and Fury', la novela de Michael Wolff sobre Donald Trump, busca cadena. Wolff produce junto a Endeavor Content.

ITV ha dado luz verde a Anne, drama de cuatro episodios escrito por Kevin Sampson, el autor de 'Hillsborough Voices', sobre una madre que quiere saber la verdad tras la tragedia de Hillsborough, la muerte de 96 hinchas durante un partido de fútbol.

Showtime encarga la limited series Secure and Hold, basada el reportaje de Gabriel Sherman sobre Roger Ailes, escrita por Tom McCarthy.

Facebook Watch ha encargado diez episodios de Sacred Lies (título provisional), basada en el cuento de los hermanos Grimm 'The Handless Maiden' / 'La doncella sin manos' y la novela de Stephanie Oakes 'The Sacred Lies of Minnow Bly' y adaptada y modernizada por Raelle Tucker (True Blood, Supernatural), sobre una adolescente sin manos que escapa de una secta y es detenida bajo sospecha de conocer quién mató al líder. Dirigida por Scott Winant (True Blood, Californication). Produce Blumhouse TV.

Crackle encarga Office Uprising, comedia sobre un trabajador de bajo rendimiento en una gran fábrica de armamento que descubre que sus compañeros han sido armados con una bebida energética diseñada para uso militar.

Netflix emitirá la serie de Telemundo Nicky Jam: El Ganador, una serie protagonizada por el propio cantante que contará su vida desde sus humildes comienzos en Boston.

Peter Kosminsky (The State, Wolf Hall) escribirá y dirigirá The Undeclared War, drama de diez episodios sobre una guerra cibernética en una Guerra Fría ambientada en la actualidad, para Channel 4.

Fechas de series

Breathe llega a Amazon el 26 de enero

Sundance Now estrena This Close el 14 de febrero

Everything Sucks llega a Netflix el 16 de febrero

Shoot the Messenger se estrena en WGN America el 26 de febrero

Heathers llega a Paramount Network el 7 de marzo

El estreno de Instinct en CBS se retrasa del 11 al 18 de marzo

The Mechanism llega a Netflix el 23 de marzo

La segunda temporada de Famous in Love se estrena en Freeform el 4 de abril

La segunda temporada de The Handmaid's Tale se estrena en Hulu el 25 de abril

La segunda temporada de Brockmire se estrena en IFC el 25 de abril

La cuarta temporada de Good Witch llega a Hallmark el 29 de abril

American Woman llega a Paramount Network el 7 de junio

Marvel's Cloak and Dagger llega a Freeform el 7 de junio

La segunda temporada de The Bold Type llega a Freeform 12 de junio

Yellowstone se estrena en Paramount Network el 20 de junio

La cuarta y última temporada de Casual llega a Hulu el 31 de julio

Tráilers de series

Breathe

The Handmaid's Tale - Temporada 2

The Terror

Atlanta - Temporada 2

Everything Sucks

The Mechanism

Ash vs. Evil Dead - Temporada 3

Heathers

Shadowhunters - Temporada 3

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Ordinary from their holidays abroad if you’re tired, you can fill your trip with a movie. Every year around the world hundreds of Film Festival of the art of cinema connects with their audience best. Most of the festivals we have listed some of the most respected in the industry, we are here for you.

Cannes Film Festival

this year, 68.si will take place, one of the world’s most prestigious film festivals, the Cannes Film Festival competition film screenings of employees and press Enter, you can unfortunately only in the film industry, but that occur on the beach “Cinema de la plage” activities that everyone can participate. “Cinema de la plage” that is, at the beach, in the movies, non-competition films, as well as classic films you can watch with the festival.

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more than 30,000 producer, director, actor and Cannes during the festival, which took place with the participation of employees in the sector, currently owned luxury brings another level of social life. If you want to see if some famous Palais des Festivals, you can watch the red carpet at the entrance of the building, but it was early, the crowd quite quickly occurs.

it is also quite difficult to find a hotel room during the festival season, make your reservations beforehand are written. For detailed information, you can visit the official page of the Cannes Film Festival: http://www.festival-cannes.com/en.html

  Sundance Film Festival

held by the Sundance Institute the Sundance Film Festival every year, America is taking place in the state of Utah. The festival, which is a paradise for lovers of independent American film, it is possible to watch examples from world cinema as well. Started in 1978, when Hollywood set out to give welcome and support independent artists outside of the system, while the names started to attract the attention of more mainstream over time. Small-budget films, studios with million dollar budgets for movies have been added.

your stay in Park City during the festival, a little salty, you can choose to stay in Salt Lake City, 35 minutes away. Of course, in such a situation you need to rent a car.

Sundance made a name with films; reservoir dogs, Memento, Clerks, the usual suspects, Little Miss sunshine, the Blair Witch project Blood Simple’. Panel’s Sundance movies as well as many industrial models where there are different ticket. Who the 3,500 $, and the right to unlimited participation in all festive activities who can provide the $20 one ticket can buy. For detailed information visit the festival’s official website: http://www.sundance.org/

Venice International Film Festival

the world’s oldest International Film Festival, Venice, for the first time in 1932 to meet the audience. The Venice Biennale’s, which is a part of the event each year, August-Venice in the months of September’s historic Palazzo del Cinema on Lido Island’s also taking place. The Venice Film Festival’s most prestige award sub-D%bBear 1n’or (d Leone’Oro) between considered worthy movies brokeback mountain, the wrestler, Belle de jour, there are films like the green ray.

  the festival, which this year was held on 2-12 could make by buying a ticket to participate, but you’ll need to keep your speed to your tickets is running out now. In addition, Lido’s also we recommend that you avoid, Venice’s character that does not reflect much of a region. For detailed information visit the festival’s official website: http://www.labiennale.org/en/cinema/

the Toronto International Film Festival

“tiff.” as for the record, Toronto International Film Festival is North America’s not one of biggest film festivals, it is also the world’s most prestigious film festivals. Every year a festival known as 400 a harbinger of Oscar’s films and 400,000 e’s more than moviegoers agree.

your tickets TIFF.net you can buy from, but you’ll have to move your hand fast. If you want to left in the movie, if there’s a system called the rush Line, as well as ticket holders who have not come to take the place of the waiting room. The tail of the line from the movie rush hours 3 hours ago begins, and the first ones are taken. Regular ticket prices are$ 24, while tickets for the gala red carpets and celebrities films 46 around$ watching.

  Slang, King’s speech, Dallas Buyers Club, Sideways, during the festival the North American premiere of films like chariots of fire is performed by stopping the flow you can guess the city is famous. I watched the movie, Nicole Kidman’s la,a I will drink wine with George Clooney if you say the correct address in the Yorkville area. Here bars/cafes/restaurants where they spent some time in the town of the famous players locations. For detailed information visit the festival’s official website: http://tiff.net/

Berlin International Film Festival

The Berlin International Film Festival in 1951 in West Berlin began. Currently 300,000 annual ticket sales and is considered the world’s largest Film Festival with the participation of 500,000 persons. Every year around 400, the film and the audience in Berlin with the leading names in the industry meet. Berlinale art, SaaS, Commerce and media, which contains a combination of a huge event.

the festival’s competition, Panorama, Forum, generation, German cinema, shorts and Retrospective sections. The competition section of the cauldron of the famous Golden Bear’s home taking Yi. Golden Bear winner honey against the wall and the pride we have in the films. Berlinale’s website you can buy your tickets online, visit the festival’s official website for detailed information: https://www.berlinale.de/en/HomePage.html

about Berlin, of course, have a lot to say, but what you need to do in Berlin while you’re in there if you say you’s our summer steer 36 hours.

Locarno International Film Festival

held in the city of Locarno, Switzerland since 1946, the festival brings together filmmakers from different corners of the world every year. More known as the festival of discovery, the festival plays a significant role in determining new trends and capabilities in the cinema. Saasa kiyaslafilm oriented Festival to other festivals, although Willem dafoe, Anthony Hopkins, Aki Kaurismäki, John Malkovich, Susan sarandon, Christian Slater, Gus van Sant, Harrison Ford, Daniel Craig and heavy with famous names such as Faye runawaydo not back the sponsor.

the most striking and popular event of the festival, with the participation of 8,000 people in the Piazza Grande open-air film screenings. The year 2300 sunny hours and Locarno is the warmest city in Switzerland. Speaking of the festival, and walk through the narrow streets of the city carda oxygen can feed the cable car in the mountains, in the Lake Maggiore water sports you can do.

tickets for the screening at the festival for $ 15 $ 32 varies between. For detailed information visit the festival’s official website: http://www.pardolive.ch/en/

  San Sebastián International Film Festival

Vertigo, Melinda&Melinda held a festival of legendary films such as the premiere of consider. Since it started in 1953, Bette Davis, Gregory peck, Elizabeth Taylor, Audrey Hepburn, Robert De Niro, Meryl Streep, Richard Gere, Michael Douglas, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Mel Gibson, Demi Moore, Naomi watts and attended by names like Brad Pitt San Sebastian Film Festival, Spanish Director Almodovar and Francis Ford Coppola’s career is the most important in output helped too.

the month of September the festival towards the end of Spain’s a beach tourist town in the Basque Country San Sebastian/Donostia’s also taking place. When it has come to the Festival, don’t neglect to enjoy the sun and sea. For detailed information visit the festival’s official website: http://www.sansebastianfestival.com/in/