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The Machine Movie Review

Hey what's going on everyone?! Dan here and today I'll be reviewing The Machine Movie, The movie based on the incredible story...notice how it doesn't say true story.

Now I've been a fan of Bert Kreischer these last few years. I remember first seeing him on the travel channel on his trip show, then I saw his machine story on YouTube, watched most of his Netflix specials and his Cabin show, and even saw him in person during the Super Bowl here in AZ with Guy Fieri. I honestly had no idea he was making an actual film this summer until over a month ago when I was watching an analysis video about Bert and how he's starting to become out of touch and egotistical, I'll leave a link to that video from Ghost Gum you guys should check it out.

(Ghost Gum video on Bert)

Now I've been watching several videos on YouTube about Bert and a lot of the issues are coming from his let's just say "exaggerated" stories and the authenticity of them as well as him being in denial about having an alcohol problem and overall health issues. His status has made him delusional about being better or above everyone else which is another factor of him losing respect from his fans. I feel this movie perfectly reflects all of these traits as well as justifying his behaviors and trying to poke fun at the criticism he sees. I was going into this movie thinking it would be so bad it's funny and I was partially right. Half the movie is so bad its funny while the other half is...just bad, it's boring and made to make Bert look cool or like he's the center of the world. I'll break down why I feel this way and what this movie could potentially do to Bert's reputation/fanbase.

Now let's start with a positive first, Mark Hamill. I love Mark Hamill not just as Luke Skywalker or the Joker, I love his work and I feel he was truly carrying this movie. I was weirded out that they chose Mark to portray Bert's dad in this film. I've seen what Bert's dad looks like and Mark looks nothing like him (at least not currently) so I wonder if it's for a cool factor or Bert is a huge fan of Mark Hamill or both. Either way Mark as Bert's dad carried the movie to where it was enjoyable at times and genuinely funny. He was the best character in this movie, yes, better than Bert, better than the Russian Mafia characters, he was just the best one because he actually made me laugh the most. When he laughs you can hear that Joker laugh slip through and I loved it.

Now with that positive out of the way, let's get to the negatives. The plot barely makes any sense, Bert's past with the Mafia comes back to haunt him and he has to go to Russia and find an Heirloom he stole from a crime family or else his eldest daughter (I think it's suppose to be Georgia) will be killed. Without getting into major spoilers, this plotline is so inconsistent in terms of characters, flow, and accuracy. So the Machine story setting was from Berts time at Florida State when he was 22. So Bert was born in 1972 and i'm guessing this was before his 23rd birthday, so that means the setting of the story should take place in 1995. Now the movie did not establish what year it currently was, but I have to assume it was 2023 or sometime in the 2020's. He said it was 23 years ago meaning the story happened in either the late 90's or the year 2000 since young Bert (played by Jimmy Tatro) is making Austin Powers and Beavis and Butthead references. That basically goes against the actually setting of the story which I understand movies aren't 100% accurate but normally the time period correlates with one another so this is either Bert forgetting or trying to appeal to the younger crowd like people my age or younger. The plot is this wild goose chase meant to make Bert look cool or go through this hero's journey which honestly just falls flat.

The characters were alright I guess. Like I said Mark Hamill as Berts dad is my favorite character, The Russian Mafia characters while a bit stereotypical were also funny at times, Bert had some moments I'll admit but those were few and far in between. I just didn't like the portrayal of him and his family or family friends they all seemed like they hated each others guts. Felt bad for the therapist character in all honesty, sad part is there are people like that in this world that try to act like nothings wrong and try to force their loved ones to see thigs their way even though that is certainly not the case. The family really didn't go through any major developments to warrant that ending, especially the daughter she just suddenly had a change of heart without really being in the story which is ironic considering the plot was also about Bert needing to know it's not always about him. That should tell you the mindset of Bert in real life. Once again, this was all meant to make Bert look cool, like he's life of the party, like everything he's doing is fine and how he is bigger than life.

Now let's get to the important part, the comedy. Wow...it is near nonexistent. The type of comedy in here is literally lowbrow, meant to look "Progressive", having Russian stereotypes, some physical humor, and overall just meh. Don't get me wrong I still laugh at these types of comedy but it depends how it's done. Some people do it tastefully and genuinely funny like a actual Comedian then there are others who do it without any set up or punchline like a middle schooler...can you guess which way The Machine movie does it? That's right, the humor is stuff I would have said or done when I was like 14 and I'm not gonna say I dislike immature humor, there are times where I still get a good laugh out of it and I laughed a couple times in this movie but again those moments are far and few in between. The issue I have with it is Bert's style of comedy doesn't work well, great storyteller, but horrible at setting up jokes or delivering punchlines. I'm just glad he didn't do that fake Hyena laugh too much in this movie.

Overall, this movie was meant to just inflate Bert's ego, I was genuinely hoping this movie would be hilarious but honestly I'm starting to see why people are slowly losing interest in Bert I mean he is a 50 year old man with a wife and two kids who actively gets drunk as a "career" because he can't do actual standup. It is a real fall from grace because the reason everyone liked him was because he was just being himself. But now he's become a complete try hard for laughs and clout and I don't find him as funny as he use to be. Bert if you by some chance see this, you need to get some actual help. Stop drinking and spend more time with your family because you're on a slippery slope to alcoholism and a short life span.

Rating this movie I'm giving it:

4/10

I do not recommend this movie, maybe I'll watch it again when it comes out on redbox and get drunk or high, maybe then I'll find it funnier but as it stands it's a bit underwhelming for a comedy film.

That's all I have to say.

See ya!

[theinternetisfulloftrash]

Who would you like to see Dylan work with? I want Andrew Garfield.

Hmmm...

This is a great question! I think he and Andrew Garfield could be incredible! I'd really love to see him work with Jimmy Tatro. Imagine Dylan in something like American Vandal.... I fucking can't. He's so funny, and I'd really love to see him flex that muscle some more. I think those two would be a riot.

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STOP WATCHING THE OFFICE:   other things to watch this summer

Don’t get me wrong, I LOVE ZIE OFFICE!! But as much as it pains me to say, the office isn’t a personality trait, so I’ve decided to make a list (e.g. Buzzfeed lists) of my top 16 recommendations for TV and podcasts to watch and listen to—since we all need to stop being basic bitches and FOCUS! 

I hope you listen to me when I say these shows are amazing and actually watch them if you have the time. I'm doing this because I care about you and your TV preferences.

I'll break it up by streaming service, starting with Netflix then Hulu, YouTube, then Podcasts last.

*I apologize in advance for the lousy grammar and lack of editing, but also not really sorry bout it.

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On NETFLIX:

1. Arrested Development

Number of Seasons: 5

Number of Episodes: 91

Hours to Binge: 35

Okay, number one on my list is Arrested development. A lot of people I talk to, especially in my age range, don’t know what the fuck I’m talking about, but this show is GENIUS... on G*D. I’ve watched it around four times now, and each time it gets better and better. I read somewhere that it was created as a satire of Bush-era incompetence and idiotic hanky-panky during the Iraq war. But at its heart, the show’s about a rich family with four adult children—who are all goofy and quirky. Their dad get’s thrown in jail for doing business with terrorists or something like that and Micheal Bluth (Jason Bateman) has to get them out of weird ass situations.

Above is one of my favorite scenes  (Best clip I could find on youtube!!).

This show has a LOT of jokes and long running bits that you kind of have to pay attention to to get the storyline. It’s hella META, and at times, can be really weird (see George Micheal Bluth and Maeby Fünke’s little Les Cousins Dangereux). In conclusion, however, Jason Bateman is hot, Micheal Cera is hot, and Tony Hale is ~super~ hot.

P.S. a lot of memes come from this show that you would know but don’t know that it’s from this show.

2. The Haunting of Hill House

Number of Seasons: 1

Number of Episodes: 10

Hours to binge: 9

Scary as f*ck! Do not watch yourself or u will die. I warned you.

I'm not going to spoil it too much, but it's about a family living in a spooky house and crazy ass shit keeps happening to them. They eventually move out, but even 20 years after--when the kids are all adults--the haunting of the house follows them.

There's even a 17 min scene that they shot in one shot!!!!!!!! That's wiLD.

3. Schitt's Creek

Number of Seasons: 5

Number of Episodes: 66

Hours to binge: 25

Yet another show about a rich family loosing all their money. A bit different than Arrested Development. This show is about a rich ass family loosing all their money and resorting to live in Schitt's Creek--a town in Nowhere, U.S.A. the family bought as a JOKE. It's a really easy watch. The characters in this show are SO un-relatable and mean it's hilarious--only if u f*ck wit dry humor tho.

Here's my favorite character, Alexis Rose just being iconic:

Give it a try, the first few episodes are rocky, but it gets better. That's a guarantee.

4. American Vandal

Number of Seasons: 2

Number of Episodes: 16

Hours to binge: 9

A lot of people already probs watch this show, but it's honestly so beautifully written. The show is an homage to Making a Murderer, a true crime mockumentary of sorts. It follows two guys, Sam and Peter as they try to figure out a mystery: WHO DREW D*CKS ON THE TEACHER'S CARS?

Also, JIMMY TATRO!!!!!

Season 2 follows a different crime and it's... it's poopy.

5. Mindhunter

Number of Seasons: 1

Number of Episodes: 10

Hours to binge: 9

YUH. Just started this, already on ep. 8, very interesting. Mindhunter is about the first FBI agents to use profiling to catch serial killers. THE CHARACTERS IN THIS SHOW WALKED SO THAT HOTCH AND REID COULD RUN.

This show is no joke and based on true serial killers like the coed killer, the shoe fetish killer, and BTK, it's very.... very creepy.

ALWAYS carry pepper spray on ya, that's fer sher.

6. Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt

pinot noir, caviar

7. John Mulaney: The Comeback Kid

eat ass, suck a dick, and sell drugs

8. The Good Place

is it really the good place?

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On Hulu:

9. Broad City

Number of Seasons: 5

Number of Episodes: 50

Hours to binge: 18

One of the greatest television series of all time about two baller best fraaands who get into the schemes of the century in New York City. Illana, a ferocious kween wit ZERO f*cks, and Abbi, an aspiring artiste with a great ass. The two work min-wage jobs in NYC (so they're broke) and they're just trying to find luv and a good bacon egg and cheese.

Think Sex and the City but fresh and new and wild. Abbi and Ilana's dialogue and schemes are relatable af, it makes it seem like you're there with them. Their co-dependency is so powerful... yet at moments, a lil destructive. I once had a friendship like this.. and let me tell you... co-dependency is a wild ride.

Some of the funniest scenes in this show is just of them talking on the street. Sometimes, when I'm walking with my friends, I pretend like I'm in the show lol.

I recommend you start from beginning to end because of the endless callbacks and running gags, but if not start with season 3, episode 7 B&B-NYC. Blake Griffin is in it.

10. Community

Number of Seasons: 6

Number of Episodes: 110

Hours to binge: 41

What can I say about this show to make you watch it? Well first of all the fact that Childish Gambino (Donald Glover) is in it should already have you clicking over to Hulu by now.

Community is about seven quirky misfits: a disbarred lawyer, a failed housewife, an activist everyone hates, a racist old man, a stupid jock who lost his sports scholarship, a high-strung know-it-all who took too much adderall, and abed. They all end up at Greendale Community College with a phsyco spanish teacher and a colorful dean. 

This show is kind of a parody of a sitcom, and it is VERY meta--often referring to themselves as TV show characters. The seven get into hilarious adventures and obstacles along the way. The show also genre hops from time to time. For example, they have a whole pillow fort vs. blanket fort episode (Pillows and Blankets, season 3, episode 4) in a Ken Burns documentary style, an episode in claymation for Christmas (Abed's Uncontrollable Christmas, season 2, episode 11), and a bunch of paintball episodes in style of Quentin Tarantino and StarWars.

Again, you should start at the beginning, but if you want to get into it quickly, I really loved Pillows and Blankets (season 3, episode 4).

11. The Mindy Project

As a "petite asian woman" who is not petite, this show is very relatable. About finding love and eating good in the big apple.  

P.S. If you don't like Kelly from the office, you're dead 2 m3.

12. Brooklyn 99

Cool. coolcoolcoolcool. Jake Peralta is the greatest detective/genius.

13. Superstore

If Walmart and the office had a baby and it was incompetent.

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On YouTube and Facebook Watch:

14. The Real Bros of Simi Valley

Number of Seasons: 2

Number of Episodes: 14

Hours to binge: 4

You straight up know these guys, fool. Four stoner/burn-outs who think your hometown's Mexican food is the best in the world. Amazingly written and surprisingly good acting. Lightweight lowkey thought they were speaking another language at first.

Jimmy Tatro, Cody Ko, Getter, and Nick Colletti. What more do you want? LITERALLY WHAT MORE DO YOU WANT?

The unnecessary drama and endless quotable jokes in this show leads you wanting more with only 14 episodes totaling at around four hours.

Watch the first season YouTube here:

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybcPQVipNAw

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Podcasts:

15. Tiny Meat Gang

Aha hah bro last night was a movie bro ON GOD.

Noel Miller and Cody Ko talk about literally anything, but goofy. I can listen to them talk for straight up hours.

I usually listen on Apple Podcasts, but you can also watch on YouTube:

https://youtu.be/ZCMs4FrC_c0

Just start listening, bro.

16. My Favorite Murder

No shade to Codel, but My Favorite Murder is my all time favorite podcast. Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark  are two hilarious women who love murder. Not murdering, but the psychology of murderers and survivors. Each Thursdays each of them tell a story about a murder. They don't make fun of murders, but it's their banter that makes it fun to listen to.

If you're a fan of true crime at all, please listen so I have more people to talk about it with. shouts outs Jenna for putting me on to the show!

Here are my favorite episodes!

*tip: skip the first 15-20 min to the first murder when first listening.

150: How Dare You Kill Kelli

The Hanging of Alice Riley and The Murder of Reyena Marroquin

131: The Uninhibited

The Murder of Standford White and The Case of the Boys on the Tracks

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Satisfaction tv series season 2 episodes

Mel receives an untimely visit from her brother Sean, whose arrival in her life usually signals trouble. Sensing he's troubled, Tippi's on hand to distract him. Tippi takes on Martin, a client who made Chloe distinctly uncomfortable, and whilst working at 232 fixing the sound-system, Josh is confronted by the reality of Chloe's work. Spurred on by a car salesman client and looking for some adventure, Lauren buys herself a new car and becomes a lead foot. Satisfaction 2 exposes the secret world of sex workers whilst uncovering the relationships they forge - as worker, mother, sister, brother, friend and lover.Ī new client forces Heather to realise that beneath her liberal facade she does have certain boundaries. inīack to work, and with the introduction of a new escort, 232 continues to service its clients like never before - yet behind the thin professional veil, relationships are tested and the boundaries of love crossed. They wind up reminding each other of the things they have to be grateful for, and it’s easier to be compassionate with others when you are thankful for the blessings in your own life.See also: List of Satisfaction episodes No. Theirs is a natural and common sibling rift, but we get to know more about Denise in the process. HOME ECONOMICS Season 2 Episode 8 TETONA JACKSON, SASHEER ZAMATA Cr: ABC/Scott Everett White The Hayworth kids manage some genuine, loving moments with plenty of fighting in between, but the big heartfelt moment that Marina (Karla Souza) was hoping for comes from Denise (Sasheer Zamata) and her sister, JoJo (Tetona Jackson). The Thanksgiving they all really wanted deep down ends up happening in Sarah and Denise’s tiny kitchen with Muriel whipping up some spaghetti casserole with a vegan corndog crust due to “limited options.” It’s the fighting they always do on Thanksgiving that leads to the actual ruining of the day and it actually cheers Muriel up. Once they realize she wants to feel needed, they try to ruin the day but can’t even agree on how to do that. HOME ECONOMICS Season 2 Episode 8 NORA DUNN Cr: ABC/Scott Everett White Often family members misinterpret the kind of cheering up their loved one needs and that’s what happens here. Muriel: I’m too old for Menopause? Then there are no roles left. The plan is to make it a nice Thanksgiving day for their mother Muriel (Nora Dunn) who has been feeling down because she didn’t get menopause- Menopause: The Musical, that is. Related Home Economics Review: 49ers Foam Finger, $7 (Season 2 Episode 1) Now we just need to get Marina’s “awful” brother over. It’s nice to see a different sibling dynamic. Not only do we get the Hayworth siblings fighting and then coming together, but there’s the added bonus of Denise’s influencer sister shaking things up. HOME ECONOMICS Season 2 Episode 8 TOPHER GRACE, REGI DAVIS, JIMMY TATRO Cr: ABC/Temma Hankin

These are all great ingredients for a successful episode with lots of laughs and a few heartwarming moments (thank you, Marina). Siblings fight, mom cries, the renowned Caribbean chef quits, the kids go viral, and there’s a minor kitchen fire. Tom: I guess I walked right into that one. Sarah: The real tradition of Thanksgiving is smallpox and stolen land. Tom: I guess the real tradition of Thanksgiving is eating. One of the reasons I love Home Economics is that it is filling the void Modern Family left when it ended its 11 season run, and that is none more apparent than a good ol’ family holiday episode. On Home Economics Season 2 Episode 8, “Two Thousand Pounds of Sand, $240,” we get a mixed bag of what Thanksgiving is really about-eating, fighting, drinking, and …steel drums? But above all, it’s family.

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70th Emmy Nomination Predictions

Last year, five new dramas broke into the race, and they’re looking to be as strong as they were last year. With former champ Game of Thrones returning to the race, though, people need to make some room. Should be interesting. On the comedy side, Veep, which has won the Best Comedy three years running, is off this year, including its leading lady Julia Louis Dreyfus who has won six times in a row, opening up the Comedy race. Looking forward to seeing some new faces over on that side. Here are my predictions for the 70th Primetime Emmy Awards!

Outstanding Drama Series The Americans The Crown Game of Thrones The Handmaid’s Tale Killing Eve Stranger Things This is Us

Alternate: Westworld Spoiler: Ozark Wish (not including any above): Dark; Orphan Black

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Outstanding Comedy Series Atlanta Barry Black-ish Curb Your Enthusiasm GLOW The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Silicon Valley

Alternate: Modern Family Spoiler: Will & Grace Wish: The Good Place; You’re the Worst; Broad City; One Day at a Time; The End of the F***ing World; Dear White People

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Outstanding Limited Series The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story Godless Howards End The Looming Tower Twin Peaks

Alternate: Genius: Picasso Spoiler: Patrick Melrose Wish: American Vandal; Alias Grace

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The rest after the cut!

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Outstanding TV Movie Black Mirror: USS Callister Fahrenheit 451 Flint Paterno The Tale

Alternate: Electric Dreams Wish: Black Mirror: Black Museum

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Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series Jodie Comer, Killing Eve Claire Foy, The Crown Mandy Moore, This is Us Elisabeth Moss, The Handmaid’s Tale Sandra Oh, Killing Eve Keri Russell, The Americans

Alternate: Evan Rachel Wood, Westworld Spoiler: Emilia Clarke, Game of Thrones Wish: Tatiana Maslany, Orphan Black

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Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series Sterling K. Brown, This is Us Freddie Highmore, The Good Doctor Matthew Rhys, The Americans Liev Schreiber, Ray Donovan Milo Ventimiglia, This is Us Jeffrey Wright, Westworld

Alternate: Jason Bateman, Ozark Spoiler: Kit Harrington, Game of Thrones Wish: Matt Smith, The Crown

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Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series Alexis Bledel, The Handmaid’s Tale Millie Bobby Brown, Stranger Things Ann Dowd, The Handmaid’s Tale Lena Headey, Game of Thrones Chrissy Metz, This is Us Thandie Newton, Westworld

Alternate: Uzo Aduba, Orange is the New Black Spoiler: Yvonne Strahovski, The Handmaid’s Tale Wish: Vanessa Kirby, The Crown

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Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series Peter Dinklage, Game of Thrones Noah Emmerich, The Americans David Harbour, Stranger Things Justin Hartley, This is Us Anthony Hopkins, Westworld Mandy Patinkin, Homeland

Alternate: Joseph Fiennes, The Handmaid’s Tale Spoiler: Noah Schnapp, Stranger Things Wish: Sean Astin, Stranger Things (Note: fun tidbit, five of last year’s seven nominees are ineligible or in a different category this year - makes for a lot of space, but also there are tons of people fighting for spots here)

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Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series Pamela Adlon, Better Things Alison Brie, GLOW Rachel Brosnahan, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Allison Janney, Mom Tracee Ellis Ross, Black-ish Lily Tomlin, Grace & Frankie

Alternate: Jane Fonda, Grace & Frankie Spoiler: Debra Messing, Will and Grace Wish: Aya Cash, You’re the Worst; Rachel Bloom, Crazy Ex Girlfriend; Kristen Bell, The Good Place; Ilana Glazer & Abbi Jacobson, Broad City; Ellie Kemper, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt; Jessica Barden, The End of the F***ing World

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Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series Anthony Anderson, Black-ish Larry David, Curb Your Enthusiasm Zach Galifianakis, Baskets Donald Glover, Atlanta Bill Hader, Barry William H. Macy, Shameless

Alternate: Eric McCormack, Will and Grace Spoiler: Jim Parsons, The Big Bang Theory Wish: Ted Danson, The Good Place; Chris Geere, You’re the Worst; Alex Lawther, The End of the F***ing World

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Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series Alex Borstein, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Laurie Metcalf, Roseanne Leslie Jones, Saturday Night Live Kate McKinnon, Saturday Night Live Rita Moreno, One Day at a Time Megan Mullaly, Will and Grace

Alternate: Jessica Walter, Arrested Development Spoiler: Betty Gilpin, GLOW Wish: D’Arcy Carden, The Good Place; Kether Donohue, You’re the Worst; Jane Krakowski, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt; Andrea Martin, Great News (Four of the six nominees from last year are also ineligible this year, exciting)

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Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series Louie Anderson, Baskets Alec Baldwin, Saturday Night Live Tituss Burgess, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt Brian Tyree Henry, Atlanta Tony Shalhoub, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Henry Winkler, Barry

Alternate: Sean Hayes, Will and Grace Spoiler: Ty Burrell, Modern Family Wish: LaKeith Stanfield, Atlanta; Jaime Camil, Jane the Virgin; Manny Jacinto, The Good Place; Marc Maron, GLOW

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Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited Series/TV Movie Hayley Atwell, Howards End Jessica Biel, The Sinner Laura Dern, The Tale Michelle Dockery, Godless Elisabeth Moss, Top of the Lake: China Girl Sarah Paulson, American Horror Story: Cult

Alternate: Regina King, Seven Seconds Spoiler: Cristin Milioti, Black Mirror: USS Callister Wish: Letitia Wright, Black Mirror: Black Museum; Sarah Gadon, Alias Grace

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Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited Series/TV Movie Antonio Banderas, Genius: Picasso Darren Criss, The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story Benedict Cumberbatch, Patrick Melrose Jeff Daniels, The Looming Tower Kyle MacLachlan, Twin Peaks Al Pacino, Paterno

Alternate: Michael B. Jordan, Fahrenheit 451 Spoiler: Jesse Plemons, Black Mirror: USS Callister Wish: Jimmy Tatro, American Vandal; Douglas Hodge, Black Mirror: Black Museum

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Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited Series/TV Movie Penelope Cruz, The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story Laura Dern, Twin Peaks Nicole Kidman, Top of the Lake: China Girl Angela Lansbury, Little Women Judith Light, The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story Merritt Wever, Godless

Alternate: Naomi Watts, Twin Peaks Spoiler: Elizabeth Debicki, The Tale Wish: Anna Paquin, Alias Grace

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Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Limited Series/TV Movie Bill Camp, The Looming Tower Jeff Daniels, Godless Edgar Ramirez, The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story Peter Sarsgaard, The Looming Tower Michael Shannon, Fahrenheit 451 Michael Stuhlbarg, The Looming Tower

Alternate: Ricky Martin, The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story Spoiler: Brandon Victor Dixon, Jesus Christ Superstar Wish: Cody Fern, The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story

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Outstanding Reality Competition Program The Amazing Race American Ninja Warrior Project Runway RuPaul’s Drag Race Top Chef The Voice

Alternate: Dancing with the Stars Spoiler: Survivor

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Outstanding Reality Host Alec Baldwin, Match Game Gordon Ramsay, Masterchef Junior Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn, Project Runway Jane Lynch, Hollywood Game Night RuPaul, RuPaul’s Drag Race W. Kamau Bell, United Shades of America

Alternate: Queer Eye, Queer Eye Spoiler: Ellen DeGeneres, Ellen’s Game of Games

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Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series Jodi Balfour, The Crown Pam Grier, This is Us Diana Rigg, Game of Thrones Marisa Tomei, The Handmaid’s Tale Cicely Tyson, How to Get Away with Murder Samira Wiley, The Handmaid’s Tale

Alternate: Laverne Cox, Orange is the New Black Spoiler: Kate Burton, This is Us Wish: Rinko Kikuchi, Westworld

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Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series Alan Alda, The Good Fight Matthew Goode, The Crown Michael C. Hall, The Crown Ron Cephas Jones, This is Us Gerald McRaney, This is Us Peter Mullan, Westworld

Alternate: Jimmi Simpson, Westworld Spoiler: Sylvester Stallone, This is Us Wish: Hiroyuki Sanada, Westworld

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Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series Blythe Danner, Will and Grace Tina Fey, Saturday Night Live Tiffany Haddish, Saturday Night Live Lisa Kudrow, Grace & Frankie Jane Lynch, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Wanda Sykes, black-ish

Alternate: Maya Rudolph, The Good Place Spoiler: Molly Shannon, Will and Grace Wish: Tessa Thompson, Dear White People

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Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series Bryan Cranston, Curb Your Enthusiasm Donald Glover, Saturday Night Live Bill Hader, Saturday Night Live Jon Hamm, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt Leslie Jordan, Will and Grace Bob Newhart, The Big Bang Theory

Alternate: Chadwick Boseman, Saturday Night Live Spoiler: Sterling K. Brown, Brooklyn Nine Nine Wish: John Cho, Difficult People

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Outstanding Variety Talk Series Full Frontal with Samantha Bee Jimmy Kimmel Live Last Week Tonight with John Oliver The Late Show with Stephen Colbert The Late Late Show with James Corden Real Time with Bill Maher 

Alternate: The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon

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Outstanding Variety Sketch Series At Home with Amy Sedaris Drunk History I Love You, America Portlandia Saturday Night Live  Tracy Ullman’s Show

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Another Emmy nomination prediction list done! Gonna be Game of Thrones vs. The Handmaid’s Tale it seems, with THT getting more nominations than it did last year. Will be interesting to see which of the five new shows that arrived last year can maintain their momentum. Hoping for some new, new faces everywhere else!

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Sasheer Zamata on the realism of her new ABC sitcom ‘Home Economics’

“Home Economics” co-star Sasheer Zamata said the realism of her new ABC sitcom hit close to home.

“There aren’t too many family shows that talk about money, which is kind of surprising,” Zamata, 34, told The Post. “What do you do when a family member loans you money? I’ve also had money situations with different members of my family — and I can definitely relate to how that’s portrayed in the show.

“There’s a lot involved with that.”

There is — and that’s the premise of “Home Economics,” airing Wednesdays (8:30 p.m.) The ensemble comedy revolves around the three closely knit Hayworth siblings — Sarah (Caitlin McGee), Tom (Topher Grace) and Connor (Jimmy Tatro) — who are at different levels of the socio-economic scale. Connor, the youngest, is a dim private equity multi-millionaire with a broken marriage; Tom, a best-selling author, is married-with-kids to ex-lawyer Marina (Karla Souza) and has money problems; and older sister Caitlin, who’s married to schoolteacher Denise (Zamata), has just been fired from her job and is worried how they’ll support themselves and their two children.

The sitcom was inspired by the life of Michael Colton, who co-created the series with John Aboud.

“Denise is more of an outside observer of the craziness of the Hayworths; Marina and Denise married into this family and it’s quite a lot to witness,” said Zamata, an actress/comedian who spent four seasons on “Saturday Night Live” and whose resume includes roles on “Woke,” “The Last OG” and Syfy’s “The Pole.”

Sasheer Zamata (left) and Caitlin McGee play Denise and Sarah in the ABC ensemble sitcom “Home Economics.”

ABC

“Denise is very earthy and energetic and is a spirited woman, which is not much different from me. She’s into astrology and crystals and the moon but is also practical — she’s there to calm Sarah down and make sure she keeps a level head regarding her brothers.

“She’s kind of Sarah’s rock, in that way.”

“Home Economics” marks Zamata’s first co-starring role in a network sitcom.

“There’s a little more heart to this show, and you definitely have moments of real connections between these character and also jokes and it’s very funny,” she said. “There are moments that are really varied in emotion and, because the nexus of the show is money, that can be awkward to talk about — with a significant other, siblings, parents, children…I think that can lead us to different places [in the series].”

Denise will also throw in a few surprises as the series progresses, she said. (Seven episodes have been shot so far.)

“There’s a fun storyline where she actually gets more involved with Connor’s job. You’d think she would reject that — not wanting to get involved because it’s ‘blood money’ or not a socially good thing on the surface — but she really gets into it and uses her ‘woo woo’ ways to connect on a real level.”

The cast of “Home Economics” includes Karla Souza and Jimmy Tatro (second and third from left) and Topher Grace (far right).

ABC

Zamata, who was auditioning for roles in other series before landing “Home Economics,” said that Denise offered a different perspective.

“I don’t think I auditioned for any other characters that were this crunchy-granola, to say the least,” she said. “I like that she’s sweet, but I also like that she’s realistic and not just a blindly positive person. She can also can bring people down to earth and bring herself down to earth as well.

“I like the way she fits with this family, even in her relationship with Sarah, who’s very pragmatic and also kind of crunchy-granola but she gets much angrier at the world than [Denise]. We create a nice balance with each other — yes, Sarah is right a lot of the time but Denise can bring her into this world of ‘We don’t have to run everyone over because they’re wrong. We can also use love to get what we want.’

“That’s a nice dynamic to see within this larger family.”

Source

[popcorn-for-dinner]

The 2017 Binges you absolutely have to do before 2018

"The Golden Age of Television". That's a saying you've most likely heard as a description of the current state of TV. It has been used from everyone from TV and Studio executives to that your one friend who won't shut up about how great Master of None is. Whatever your feelings about the term, one thing is for certain, there are more quality shows being produced at an almost daily basis than ever before. So many that it seems impossible to follow the TV landscape while, you know, having a life.

That's why I'm here. I've given up my real life so that you can have one and still watch the best TV. You're welcome. Whether it's your FOMO on all the great TV topics or you're just looking for an easy binge for the Christmas break, I’m going to try and provide adequate suggestions to satiate everyone.

The Weekend binges 

Mindhunter (Netflix)

David Fincher's return to Netflix! This show is based on a book by John E. Douglas, a former FBI special agent and a pioneer in criminal profiling in the FBI’s Behavioural Science Unit.

While the protagonists are fictionalised versions of the actual people, the real attraction of the series lies with serial killers and their interviews with the FBI. The criminals do maintain their real names and are depicted to a chillingly high degree of accuracy, in some cases even lifting actual dialogue from the real life interviews.

A terrific examination of the criminal psyche (a feat David Fincher has shown to be a master at), Mindhunter will have you hooked from the first episode.

You’ll like this if you liked: Zodiac (2007 film), Hannibal, Dexter (probably).

Ozark (Netflix)

Although dealing with a fairly well trodden premise, Ozark manages to elevate itself from the constraints of its premise and deliver an entertaining, gripping season.

There is no mistake though, this is Jason Bateman’s show to shine and shine he does. Wearing multiple hats as star, producer and director of 4 episodes (probably the show’s best episodes), Jason Bateman delivers a complex and entertaining performance as Marty Byrde, a money launderer for a crime syndicate who is forced to uproot his family and move to the Ozarks in order to pay back a debt to the syndicate.

You might believe you know all the tropes of this sub-genre but Ozark has a few surprises waiting for you.

You'll like this if you liked: Bloodline, Breaking Bad.

The Niche binges

I believe everyone should love a great dick joke. A perfectly crafted and executed dick joke can be side splittingly funny as is evidenced by the fact that Silicon Valley’s season one's “optimal tip to tip efficiency" joke  has seemed to take on a life of its own even spawning research papers with actual Stanford approved maths. I however concede that not everyone is as sophisticated as me, which is why I have put these 2 shows in the “niche” category.

American Vandal (Netflix)

American Vandal is really just an almost 5 hour dick joke at its core. It takes a simple, quite ridiculous, premise- someone spray paints 27 dicks on teachers’ cars in the school parking lot and the accused student is expelled. It is a true crime mockumentary but it doesn’t seek to discredit the genre but rather as all great satire does, it pays it homage.

The characters and the show approach this premise with such straight faced seriousness and investigative attitude that it makes the jokes that much more hilarious. Special mention should be given to Jimmy Tatro whose performance drives the show and who turns the “YouTube douche” personality into an art form.

I did find that, beneath all the dick references, well over 1,000 (both visual and verbal), American Vandal tries to say something and if you pause long enough from laughing and figuring out “Who drew the dicks?” you might just hear it.

You'll like this if you liked: 7 Days in Hell, Documentary Now!, Making a Murderer (but yearned for something less deep).

Big Mouth (Netflix)

Following the success of the Simpsons, animation quickly became the go to medium for telling deeply perverse and hilarious stories that could never be written for and performed by real people. But the real successes came in the episodes of Simpsons, South Park, Family Guy etc that transcended their "cartoons tell dirty jokes" gimmick and showed some heart and deft in their storytelling. Big Mouth has lots of heart.

With a stellar voice cast which includes co-creator Nick Kroll. John Mulaney, Jordan Peele, Maya Rudolph and Jason Mantzoukas, Big Mouth manages to tell an insightful, universal coming of age, puberty story while also juggling the fact that two of its main cast are "Hormone Monsters" and it has the ghost of Duke Ellington living in a character's attic. (The show is weird, guys)

You'll like this if you liked: Family Guy (the earlier years) and basically any other R-Rated animated comedy.

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The Snowed-in and cuddle binges

Dear White People (Netflix)

I am a sucker for a good story by and about black people. If such a show manages to deftly attack systemic racism then I'm fully sold. Dear White People however, is more than a guns-blazing attack on racial injustice. Sure, that's the premise by which it starts but as it evolves it begins to say something more on identity, especially Black Identity and all that term entails.

Based on his critically acclaimed film of the same name, Justin Simien manages to improve on his original work in possible every imaginable way. It follows a group of black students at a predominantly white University, as they attempt to negotiate the racial politics and come to terms with their own identities.

You'll like this if you liked: Black-ish and Dear White People (2014 film).

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The Bold Type (Freeform)

It is no secret that there is a paucity of stories about and driven by female characters and what is even rarer are stories that explore female relationships, especially friendships amongst the younger demographic.  Insecure and Jane the Virgin have told some of these stories during their runs and The Bold Type did it incredibly well, under the radar, in 2017.

Through Scarlet, the Teen-vogue like magazine where the protagonists work, The Bold Type manages to address relevant societal issues such as politics, rape, religion and professional ambition while maintaining a "summer-y binge feel to it".    

You'll like this if you liked: Ugly Betty, The Devil Wears Prada (2006 film).

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The Good Fight (CBS All Access)

First of all, for any The Good Wife fan who hasn't seen this already, shame on you. For any non-Good Wife fans though, do not be deterred by the Good Wife link because this show more than ably stands on its own.

Set a year after the finale of TGW, The Good Fight follows the great Diane Lockhart after a financial scam causes her to lose all her savings and she is forced out of her firm. She then joins an all-black law firm that already includes The Good Wife fan favourite Luca Quinn. Rounding off the cast are Sarah Stele (returning as another fan-favourite Marissa Gold), Delroy Lindo, Justin Bartha and Game of Thrones' Rose Leslie.

For Good Wife fans, you don't know how satisfying it is to hear Diane yell "Fuck" until you actually do.

You'll like this if you liked: The Good Wife or any other great legal drama.

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Obligatory Superhero binge

Legion (FX)

In a year where Superhero TV was littered with messy newcomers such as Iron Fist and Inhumans, Legion was such a breath of fresh air. Rising above the genre of "Superhero TV", it was in my opinion, one of the best new shows of the year.

Noah Hawley (creator of Fargo) examines what would happen if instead of being enlightened as to his mutant powers, a very powerful mutant was diagnosed as having schizophrenia. Legion is the son of Professor Xavier in the comics and excluding a few easter eggs and nods, that is where this show's link to the wider X-men universe ends. It is a show that stands on its own and does not require knowledge of the wider X-men mythology to be enjoyed.

Legion and Noah Hawley are much more interested in diving into an examination of mental illness and the various stereotypes surrounding it than they are in fighting a "big bad". It is a very trippy, colourful and awe-inspiring piece of television that is evident right from its excellent pilot. The performances of Aubrey Plaza and Dan Stevens manage to shine through from a group of wonderful performances.

Top Picks

There are few things more satisfying to me than a perfectly told, timely story of import. Unfortunately, in the mad dash to tell an "important" story, especially on cable television, good storytelling has often been pushed aside for either pretension or just sloppy work. Their ability to buck this trend was one of the many refreshing things about Big Little Lies and The Handmaid's Tale.

Big Little Lies (HBO)

The immediate draw to this series (for the non-book readers) is undoubtedly the cast. This highly stacked cast includes the likes of Nicole Kidman, Reese Witherspoon, Shailene Woodley, Laura Dern, Zoë Kravitz, Alexander Skarsgård and Adam Scott, but once the novelty of the cast wears off, the strength of the story will keep you hooked.

Big Little Lies is a wonderfully well written, directed and acted piece of television that approaches some very heavy and important topics with a delightfully nuanced touch. It says a lot to the strength of the several stories told that the murder mystery at the center of the show, while intriguing in its own right, quickly fades into the background. To give any more details would be to spoil what is a very well done show.

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The Handmaid's Tale (Hulu)

In The Handmaid's Tale's world, fertility rates have plummeted to almost non-existent numbers. This has resulted in the fertile women being kept as personal breeding grounds for the more affluent member of the cult-like organisation that has taken over society.

The Handmaid's Tale holds many mirrors to our current society but perhaps none is more chilling than the straight path that can be drawn from 45's current America to the "dystopian" society predicted in this 1985(!) novel.

The Handmaid's Tale is built on the Emmy-winning performance of Elisabeth Moss and firmly stands as my best show of 2017 and a definite must watch.

Bankole Imoukhuede

@banky_I

[ageloire]

9 YouTube Channel Ideas to Help You Choose Your Own

Starting a YouTube channel is a lot of work. Not only do you have to spend time scripting, producing, and editing videos, but you also have to find a topic you’re passionate about and make sure it resonates with people.

To help inspire you, we found nine popular YouTube categories that you can start a channel about. Read on to learn why viewers love to engage with these types of YouTube videos, and start ideating your YouTube channel today.

YouTube Channel Ideas

Comedy Sketches

Web Series

Music

Tutorials

Self Help

Cooking

Training and Fitness

Style

Travel

1. Comedy Sketches

When you’re in the midst of a two hour YouTube binge fest, you can probably blame the endless amount of funny videos that flood the platform. Some of the most successful YouTubers create comedy sketches, like Jenna Marbles, a blogger turned YouTube sensation who has over 19 million subscribers, and Jimmy Tatro, a college kid who made hilarious videos for fun, but ended up turning it into a career, amassing over 3 million subscribers to this day.

Jenna and Jimmy both built their YouTube followings with low-production videos, but they completely nailed the humor and storytelling in most of their videos, too. With this in mind, if you can write a funny script, building a successful comedy channel with a low budget is definitely possible.

2. Web Series

The human brain is wired to respond to well-crafted narrative. Neuroscience proves that storytelling is the best way to capture people’s attention, bake information into their memories, and forge close, personal bonds. We’re programmed to crave and seek out great stories -- that’ll never change.

If you can structure your YouTube channel like a season of television and weave your videos into a narrative-driven series, then you can get viewers hooked on your content -- just like your favorite Netflix show.

3. Music

Covers of songs are some of the most entertaining videos on YouTube. People love listening to aspiring artists’ personal twists on their favorite songs. So if you can sing or play instruments, consider covering your favorite, trending, or hit songs and upload them to YouTube. Who knows, maybe you could even get discovered and become the next Justin Bieber or Tori Kelly.

4. Tutorials

Whether they’re guitar lessons, beauty lessons, or how-to videos about making popsicle stick houses for your hamster, people love learning how to enjoy their lives more. If you can cover topics that people are passionate about and teach them how to get better at these things, they’ll be able to live better lives. This’ll grow your channel’s brand loyalty and sentiment, retaining your viewers’ attention and attracting their friends’ attention by way of word-of-mouth marketing.

5. Self Help

Another way you can grow your channel’s brand loyalty and sentiment is by helping people solve their personal problems. Whether it’s about their career or personal life, you can give people advice about common issues that you’ve experienced or that they ask about. But make sure you have extensive knowledge, education, or personal experience surrounding these topics. Otherwise, people will think you’re a quack and lose trust in you.

6. Cooking

Humans’ love for cooking is primal. I mean, we need food to survive, so it makes complete sense that people are always trying to master certain dishes and learn about new ones. To help them do this, guide them through your recipes, delve into the techniques you use, and show them what their food should look like at each stage of your recipe. This will help them make the best dish possible.

7. Training & Fitness

Personal trainers are expensive. Fortunately, though, you don’t need one to stay in shape. People are starting to resort to free personal trainers or yoga instructors on YouTube to stay active. So if you have a lot of expertise on weight lifting, yoga, or other fitness methods, consider creating workout videos for specific goals, like losing weight, gaining muscle, or improving cardiovascular health.

8. Style

Everyone wants to look good. And by evaluating new clothing, keeping people updated on new trends and styles, and teaching them how to always look their best, you can build a dedicated YouTube following. If your YouTube channel is popular, you can also attract sponsors who will pay you to review their clothing and offer deals to your audience.

9. Travel

Humans are biologically driven to investigate the world rather than respond to it. That’s why people love exploring so much. But before they shell out thousands of dollars to travel someplace they saw on Instagram, people like to do a little research first. So if you have the funds to travel, consider recording your adventures in destination cityscapes or landscapes. Your viewers can actually get an inside look at the location, helping them decide to take a vacation they’ll never forget or save money on a trip they’d regret.

from Marketing https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/youtube-channel-ideas

[mlentertainment]

tagged by @ransonepj​ thank you love!!!

rules: list 5 shows, then answer some questions. no looking/cheating. 

Community

Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency

Barry

American Vandal

Generation Kill

who is your favourite character in 2?

it’s cheating if I say all of them, right? Dirk or Tina

who is your least favourite character in 1?

mmmmm, as bad as pierce was, i can’t truly say that i hated him. but he and jeff are consistently on thin fucking ice

what is your favourite episode of 4?

oh fuck. last episode of season 1, when they go to after prom. whewwwww

what is your favourite season of 5?

only the one!

who is your favourite couple in 3?

Noho Hank and Cristobal (with Nick and Jermaine in a close non-canonical second place)

who is your favourite couple in 2?

panto trost and silas dengdamor, baby!! gay rights

what is your favourite episode of 1?

Remedial Chaos Theory (3.03), Digital Estate Planning (3.20), Epidemiology (2.06), and unfortunately, The Emotional Consequences of Broadcast Television (6.13)

what is your favourite episode of 5?

either Combat Jack (4) or Bomb in the Garden (7)

what is your favourite season of 2?

i love both seasons for different reasons. season 1 is so strong, though

how long have you watched 1?

first watched Abed’s Uncontrollable Christmas when it aired in 2010 and i’ve been hooked ever since (oh god it’s been ten years)

how did you become interested in 3?

hader did an interview on local radio to promote it back when it first premiered. i’ve been following his career since Vinny Vedecci. you know how it be

who is your favourite actor in 4?

sticking 30-year old Jimmy Tatro in with a bunch of high-schoolers and saying “same age” was so fucking iconic of them. also what’s her name from Dog With a Blog

which do you prefer, 1, 2, or 5?

man dirk is one of the most important shows in the world to me, but community has the upper hand by having been in my life for longer

which show have you seen more episodes of, 1 or 3?

[laughs sadly] 1 because barry only has 16 fucking episodes. when will Barry, the ONLY SHOW ON THIS LIST TO NOT BE CANCELLED, come out of quarantine 

if you could be anyone from 4, who would you be?

mmmmmmmmm Ganj? (maybe someone from s2 but truth be told i haven’t watched it more than once because of the Everything about it lol)

would a crossover between 3 and 4 work?

barry please don’t kill some stupid high schoolers for making a documentary. barry. put the gun down. (ok but if they did a segment on the acting class and accidentally discovered the truth,,,, BRO that’d be so tense)

pair two characters in 1 who would make an unlikely but strangely okay couple?

troy and abed. unlikely because dan harmon and nbc are cowards

overall, which show has the better storyline, 3 or 5?

oof. barry definitely has a more outright storyline, as opposed to genkill. but genkill is so heavy. barry at least you can suspend your disbelief. in genkill, they really did do all that stuff.

which has better theme music, 2 or 4?

oh 2 hands down. fucking unreal theme created by cristobal tapia der veer? unparalleled. nothing will ever come close

i’m tagging @nielution @broadwaypatroclus @pulsingvoid @2spooky4mulder @cancelteenwolf and anyone else who wants to do it!

[lindyhunt]

9 YouTube Channel Ideas to Help You Choose Your Own

Starting a YouTube channel is a lot of work. Not only do you have to spend time scripting, producing, and editing videos, but you also have to find a topic you’re passionate about and make sure it resonates with people.

To help inspire you, we found nine popular YouTube categories that you can start a channel about. Read on to learn why viewers love to engage with these types of YouTube videos, and start ideating your YouTube channel today.

YouTube Channel Ideas

Comedy Sketches

Web Series

Music

Tutorials

Self Help

Cooking

Training and Fitness

Style

Travel

1. Comedy Sketches

When you’re in the midst of a two hour YouTube binge fest, you can probably blame the endless amount of funny videos that flood the platform. Some of the most successful YouTubers create comedy sketches, like Jenna Marbles, a blogger turned YouTube sensation who has over 19 million subscribers, and Jimmy Tatro, a college kid who made hilarious videos for fun, but ended up turning it into a career, amassing over 3 million subscribers to this day.

Jenna and Jimmy both built their YouTube followings with low-production videos, but they completely nailed the humor and storytelling in most of their videos, too. With this in mind, if you can write a funny script, building a successful comedy channel with a low budget is definitely possible.

2. Web Series

The human brain is wired to respond to well-crafted narrative. Neuroscience proves that storytelling is the best way to capture people’s attention, bake information into their memories, and forge close, personal bonds. We’re programmed to crave and seek out great stories -- that’ll never change.

If you can structure your YouTube channel like a season of television and weave your videos into a narrative-driven series, then you can get viewers hooked on your content -- just like your favorite Netflix show.

3. Music

Covers of songs are some of the most entertaining videos on YouTube. People love listening to aspiring artists’ personal twists on their favorite songs. So if you can sing or play instruments, consider covering your favorite, trending, or hit songs and upload them to YouTube. Who knows, maybe you could even get discovered and become the next Justin Bieber or Tori Kelly.

4. Tutorials

Whether they’re guitar lessons, beauty lessons, or how-to videos about making popsicle stick houses for your hamster, people love learning how to enjoy their lives more. If you can cover topics that people are passionate about and teach them how to get better at these things, they’ll be able to live better lives. This’ll grow your channel’s brand loyalty and sentiment, retaining your viewers’ attention and attracting their friends’ attention by way of word-of-mouth marketing.

5. Self Help

Another way you can grow your channel’s brand loyalty and sentiment is by helping people solve their personal problems. Whether it’s about their career or personal life, you can give people advice about common issues that you’ve experienced or that they ask about. But make sure you have extensive knowledge, education, or personal experience surrounding these topics. Otherwise, people will think you’re a quack and lose trust in you.

6. Cooking

Humans’ love for cooking is primal. I mean, we need food to survive, so it makes complete sense that people are always trying to master certain dishes and learn about new ones. To help them do this, guide them through your recipes, delve into the techniques you use, and show them what their food should look like at each stage of your recipe. This will help them make the best dish possible.

7. Training & Fitness

Personal trainers are expensive. Fortunately, though, you don’t need one to stay in shape. People are starting to resort to free personal trainers or yoga instructors on YouTube to stay active. So if you have a lot of expertise on weight lifting, yoga, or other fitness methods, consider creating workout videos for specific goals, like losing weight, gaining muscle, or improving cardiovascular health.

8. Style

Everyone wants to look good. And by evaluating new clothing, keeping people updated on new trends and styles, and teaching them how to always look their best, you can build a dedicated YouTube following. If your YouTube channel is popular, you can also attract sponsors who will pay you to review their clothing and offer deals to your audience.

9. Travel

Humans are biologically driven to investigate the world rather than respond to it. That’s why people love exploring so much. But before they shell out thousands of dollars to travel someplace they saw on Instagram, people like to do a little research first. So if you have the funds to travel, consider recording your adventures in destination cityscapes or landscapes. Your viewers can actually get an inside look at the location, helping them decide to take a vacation they’ll never forget or save money on a trip they’d regret.

[recentnews18-blog]

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'American Vandal' Season 2 Is A Warm, Uproariously Funny Defense of Youth

American Vandal to a certain amount of skepticism. The first season was impeccable, but it felt complete, and many fans wondered where it could go from there.

It turns out all those fears were unfounded because season 2 is perfection. It might even be better than the first.

The facts are these: Someone drugged the lemonade in the high school cafeteria, and everyone who drank it lost control of their bowels in spectacular fashion. Peter and Sam, our beloved documentarians, have been called in to get to the bottom of the case (and complete their senior project). It’s gross-out humor at its best, but it’s also a ripe opportunity to examine what it’s like to be a teenager today. There’s hardly anything more pertinent to high schoolers’ lives than the pervasiveness of social media, and an entire school shitting itself uncontrollably on Instagram is a good place to start that discussion.

But rather than the indictment of the oversharing age the show could easily be, it winds up as a moving defense of young people and their world.

Its final note is downright hopeful, a heartening reassurance that everything’s going to be alright. Kids can be cruel, sure, but for the most part, they’re just looking for love and acceptance like the rest of us. Social media can be bad, but it’s not inherently evil. It’s just the newest tool in humanity’s efforts to figure itself out.

After the gut-punch resignation of season one’s finale, this ending is remarkably positive. High school doesn’t have to be bad, even if you poop your pants in the cafeteria.

It’s important to remember that, in-universe, American Vandal is produced by two teenagers. They’ve been brought up on the internet, and they’ve never known life without instantly shareable information. It only makes sense that they’d understand the value of their own generation, and they do an admirable job explaining it.

The whole thing is remarkably refreshing, and its understanding of youth shows serious maturity.

It’s also wildly, uproariously funny. If anything, this season is funnier than last year’s, in no small part because of the new cast of characters. The real standouts are Melvin Gregg as DeMarcus Tillman and Travis Tope as Kevin McClain. Just like Jimmy Tatro’s well-meaning stoner slacker of last season, these two are wonderfully crafted characters who are funny simply for the archetypes they play. They don’t make jokes, per se, but their dialogue has a comedic element that’s innate to who they are — DeMarcus the overly confident athlete, Kevin, the performatively pretentious weirdo. Both are such recognizable yet specific tropes, played to perfection, that their very screen presence is hilarious.

But while the show could stop at pitch-perfect comedy and call it a day, it goes so much further than that. Because just like last year’s Dylan, these two characters, who are so funny because of their familiarity, wind up becoming much more by the end. American Vandal has a gift for expertly capturing a tone, whether of a tv show or a person and exploding it into something you care about and respect deeply.

And you come to care about everything. The question “Who is the Turd Burglar?” is a genuine mystery and one you can’t help but become invested in. And the answer — yes, there is an answer — is satisfying and shocking and complete.

Season 2 may not be the twisting metanarrative I dreamed of in my trailer breakdown, but��that’s probably for the best. It’s a complete, standalone story that’s fantastically done and that, importantly, sets a precedent for years to come. American Vandal already proved that it could do an astoundingly funny and poignant documentary, and now it’s proven that it can do it again.

There is theoretically nothing stopping the show from following this formula for as long as it cares to, and for as long as audiences want it.

I hope they’ll be doing it for a very long time.

Source: https://filmschoolrejects.com/american-vandal-season-2-review/

[mchenryjd]

2017 in Review

Necessarily incomplete, mostly for my personal record. I will probably regret this.

MOVIES

10.  mother!

Got to a screening late, had to sit in the third show, could barely tell what was happening and spent most of the movie staring at J. Law’s flared nostrils. An ideal viewing experience.

9.     Personal Shopper

Nothing captures the purposeful emptiness of spending time online like Kristen Stewart texting a ghost.

8.     Get Out

I kept telling my dad this movie was funny to get him to see it, not realizing he didn’t already know it was a horror movie. Afterwards, he texted me, “that was not a comedy!” Feels like that’s enough a metaphor. Daniel Kaluuya for best actor.

7.     Star Wars: The Last Jedi

A Star Wars movie about loving Star Wars movies, which means loving the epic, silly struggle between good and epic, loving the spiral staircase that is John Williams’s force theme, loving it when character always do the coolest possible thing followed by the next coolest possible thing, loving dumb furry creatures and sarcastic slimy ones, loving it when characters kiss when you want them to kiss, loving the hundred-million-dollar sandbox of it all. After the constricted dance steps of The Force Awakens and Rogue One, give me this bleeding freestyle any day.

6.     Phantom Thread

Finally, proof that everyone in a serious relationship has lost it.

5.     Call Me By Your Name

I refuse to believe that being stuck in rural Italy would be anything other than deadly boring and if my father insisted on turning everything into a lecture on classical art, I would run away. Also, there’s a contrast between the book (vague on the details of place and time, vividly specific on matters of sex) and the film (more contextually specific, sexier, but less horny than the original). Also, who am I kidding, I was moved and unsettled by the force of the thing. *Michael Stuhlbarg voice* Pray you get a chance to fall in love like this.

4.     Dunkirk

Having your tense, churning, clanking, thrumming, score transform into Elgar right when the beautiful, imperiled young heroes are reading a stirring speech (and Tom Hardy is heroically sacrificing himself in what looks like the middle of a Turner painting) is a level of craft so deft if feels like cheating, but it works.

3.     BPM

A film about a community in danger that acts as both a memorial to and rallying cry for that community. Uncompromising, accommodating, queer in the best way, BPM makes you want to cry and go dancing at the same time.

2.     Columbus

The kind of movie that makes you want to get in a car and keep driving until you find something beautiful, it has stuck and expanded in my memory ever since I saw it over the summer. Like the architecture that looms large in the setting, the plot can feel uncomfortably schematic – John Cho wants to leave and gets  stuck, Haley Lu Richardson is stuck and gets to leave. The question is how people live within, and blur the edges of, those confines. John Cho has a winning, curdled decency; Haley Lu Richardson gives the hardest kind of performance, in that she often seems unaware of her character’s own wants. I’d watch her quietly assemble dinner for hours on end.

1.     Lady Bird  

A movie that feels less plotted and more prefigured – every fight between Lady Bird has happened before, every high school landmark lumbers by with inevitability, every boy disappoints in the way you expect. What redeems all this? Paying attention, which is also love, in this movie’s pseudo-religious sense. Between Lady Bird and Marion, between Lady Bird and Julie, between Lady Bird and Sacramento. Watch people closely, as Greta Gerwig does, and they reveal glimmers of themselves (I know so little, and yet everything, about Stephen McKinley Henderson’s drama teacher from a few moments that feel perfect, in the sense of contained, past-tense completeness). It’ll all so ordinary. Fall in love with it.

Honorable mentions: Regina Hall’s speech about friendship in Girls Trip, Sally Hawkins tracing a droplet with her finger in The Shape of Water, Meryl Streep on the phone in The Post, Cara Delevingne in Valerian, Rihanna in Valerian, the part where the ghost jumped off the building in A Ghost Story, the fact that Power Rangers was surprisingly good, the soldier who gasps as Diana whips out her hair in the trenches in Wonder Woman, Ansel Elgort’s jacket in Baby Driver, whenever anyone tried to explain anything in Alien: Covenant, Elisabeth Moss in The Square, Anh Seo-hyun feeding Okja in Okja, Lois Smith being in movies, the kids eating ice cream in The Florida Project, the Game of Thrones joke in Logan Lucky, Vella Lovell in The Big Sick, and finally, most preciously, the moment in Home Again where Reese Witherspoon kissed Michael Sheen and someone in my theater shouted “she’s not feeling it!”

TELEVISION

10.  The Good Doctor

Listen, he’s a good doctor.

9.     Riverdale

They’re hot. They’re angsty. They do drugs that look like Pixy-Stix. They never seem to do homework. They love to hook-up in weird locations. They have terrible taste in karaoke songs. They love hair dye, and a well-defined eyebrow. They have really hot parents. They’re TV teens! I love it.

8.     Insecure

This is just to say that I am far too invested in Molly’s happiness as a person. I would also like to view a full season of Due North.

7.     American Vandal

From Alex Trimboli to Christa Carlyle, the best names on TV are on this show. Also the best reenactments, and somehow the most incisive take on what fuels, and results from TV’s true-crime obsession. Jimmy Tatro mumbling!

6.     Crazy Ex-Girlfriend

More shows should take the opportunity to explode in their third seasons, rocket forward at full speed, diagnose their main characters, and give Josh Groban wonderful, unexplainable cameos.

5.     Alias Grace

A show that conjured a performance for the ages out of Sarah Gadon and somehow made Zachary Levi palatable as a dramatic actor, this miracle of collaboration between Mary Harron and Sarah Polley is all the better for being binged. Down it in an afternoon, think of Grace under her black veil, daring you to disbelieve her, for years to come.

4.     Twin Peaks: The Return

A show that drove nostalgia into itself like a knife to the chest. Totally absurd. The best revival/exorcism yet on TV.

3.     Please Like Me

“Sorry about your life.” “I’m sorry about your life.” In a time when things tend to peter out, what a final season, in which everything goes to shit and then some. Maybe TV’s most prickly comedy, Please Like Me’s heart is of the “stumble along and keep going” sort and never does it test itself as much as it did with this bleak, pastel final statement.

2.     The Leftovers

Do you believe Nora Durst’s story? Sometimes I do. Sometimes I think it sounds ridiculous. Sometimes I relax in the comfortable, academic premise that it only matters that Kevin does. It’s a haunting idea, though, this image of world even emptier than The Leftovers’s own, where it’s possible to wander for untold time in darkness. Carrie Coon’s description of it is a kind of journey to the underworld – we’re there with her, maybe, and then we make it back, maybe. The trick of The Leftovers is the wound’s never fully healed.

1.     Halt and Catch Fire

The world changes. People sorta don’t.

Honorable mentions: the twist in The Good Place, the Taylor Swift demon character in Neo Yokio, Claire Foy on The Crown, Vanessa Kirby on The Crown, the stand-up in The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Cristin Milioti in Black Mirror, the televised Academy Awards ceremony, the weeks when Netflix didn’t release new TV shows I had to watch, Girls’s “American Bitch,” the fact that Adam Driver is both in Girls and Star Wars, Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys performances on The Americans (and life in Brooklyn), the moments in Game of Thrones that were good enough to make me stop thinking about what people would write about Game of Thrones, season 2 of The Magicians’s resistance to any sort of plot logic, Jane the Virgin’s narrator, Nicole Kidman at therapy on Big Little Lies, Reese Witherspoon’s production of Avenue Q in Big Little Lies, Alexis Bledel holding things in The Handmaid’s Tale, Maggie Gyllenhaal directing porn in The Deuce, Alison Brie’s terrible Russian accent in Glow, Maya Rudolph in Big Mouth, Cush Jumbo miming oral sex with a pen in court in The Good Fight, the calming experience of watching new episodes of Superstore and Great News on Fridays, Eden Sher in The Middle, the fake books they make up for Younger, and Rihanna livestreaming herself watching Bates Motel.

THEATER

10.  Indecent

History, identity, community all mangled together in something that’s both excavation and revivification. I’m so mad I didn’t get to see it with my mom.

9.     Mary Jane

A nightmare that goes from bad to worse, which Carrie Coon performed with the endurance of a saint.

8.     SpongeBob SquarePants

Highlights: The tap number, the Fiddler on the Roof joke, the many uses of pool noodles, David Zinn’s design in general, the arms, the volcano setpiece, the fact that somehow I kept laughing for two-and-a-half hours at something SpongeBob SquarePants. Tina Landau, you’re a hero.

7.     Hello, Dolly!

I had a wonderful viewing experience like this, in that I sat alone on an aisle next to an older gay man who turned to me right when the curtain came down on the first act and said, “man, we love Bette.” (Shout out to any and all gags involving the whale.)

6.     Groundhog Day

Proof you can dig deeper into the material you’re adapting and still find more. Sometimes, the funniest gags come out of old-fashioned repetition. Andy Karl has the Rolex-like ability to make it all speed by without revealing any of the ticks, and then wallop you in the second act.  

5.     The Glass Menagerie

A lot of unconventional ideas piled onto each other that go so far into strange territory that they loop back around to being immediate. Maybe distant to some, but enough to unsettle me. I can still smell the onstage rain.

4.     The Wolves

A sign of a good play is probably that you remain invested in the characters long after you see it, and I’m going to spend so much time worrying about all the girls on the soccer team in The Wolves for the rest of my life.

3.     The Band’s Visit

Katrina Lenk has a gorgeous voice. Tony Shalhoub is restrained to the point that he could move his baton with nanometer accuracy. The songs are transporting. But most of all, The Band’s Visit manages to capture loneliness better than nearly any musical I’ve seen. Everyone, audience included, experiences something together, and then it all, slowly, both lingers and drifts apart.

2.     A Doll’s House, Part 2

What, you think I wasn’t going to include a play with a Laurie Metcalf performance? ADHP2 is perhaps clever to a fault in its set-up, but in the right hands, it turns into something both funny and moving – a story about what it takes to become a complete person, in or outside the influence of other people. Nora’s monologue about living in silence near the end is the full of the kind of simple statements that are so hard to act, and so brilliant when done just right.

1.     The Antipodes

Both an extended meditation on what it means to run out of stories and a brutal subtweet of Los Angeles, The Antipodes is my kind of play, in that it’s mostly people talking, Josh Charles is involved and very disgruntled, and everyone eats a lot of take out.

Honorable mentions: the music in Sunday in the Park With George, the pies in Sweeney Todd, the ensemble of Come From Away, seeing Dave Malloy in The Great Comet of 1812, Alex Newell’s “Mama Will Provide” in Once on This Island, Cate Blanchet having fun in The Present, Imelda Staunton in the NTLive Follies, Michael Urie in Torch Song, Patti LuPone’s accent(s) in War Paint, Ashley Park in KPOP, and Gleb.

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The Critic's Choice Awards Nominations have been announced. The annual event will take place on January 11 and will be broadcast live on the CW at 8 p.m.The Shape of Water tops the list with 14 nominations including Best Picture, Director and Original Screenplay.The following is the complete list of nominees:FILM NOMINATIONS FOR THE 23rd ANNUAL CRITICS' CHOICE AWARDSBEST PICTUREThe Big SickCall Me by Your NameDarkest HourDunkirkThe Florida ProjectGet OutLady BirdThe PostThe Shape of WaterThree Billboards Outside Ebbing, MissouriBEST ACTORTimothée Chalamet - Call Me by Your NameJames Franco - The Disaster ArtistJake Gyllenhaal - StrongerTom Hanks - The PostDaniel Kaluuya - Get OutDaniel Day-Lewis - Phantom ThreadGary Oldman - Darkest HourBEST ACTRESSJessica Chastain - Molly's GameSally Hawkins - The Shape of WaterFrances McDormand - Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, MissouriMargot Robbie - I, TonyaSaoirse Ronan - Lady BirdMeryl Streep - The PostBEST SUPPORTING ACTORWillem Dafoe - The Florida ProjectArmie Hammer - Call Me By Your NameRichard Jenkins - The Shape of WaterSam Rockwell - Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, MissouriPatrick Stewart - LoganMichael Stuhlbarg - Call Me by Your NameBEST SUPPORTING ACTRESSMary J. Blige - MudboundHong Chau - DownsizingTiffany Haddish - Girls TripHolly Hunter - The Big SickAllison Janney - I, TonyaLaurie Metcalf - Lady BirdOctavia Spencer - The Shape of WaterBEST YOUNG ACTOR/ACTRESSMckenna Grace - GiftedDafne Keen - LoganBrooklynn Prince - The Florida ProjectMillicent Simmonds - WonderstruckJacob Tremblay - WonderBEST ACTING ENSEMBLEDunkirkLady BirdMudboundThe PostThree Billboards Outside Ebbing, MissouriBEST DIRECTORGuillermo del Toro - The Shape of WaterGreta Gerwig - Lady BirdMartin McDonagh - Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, MissouriChristopher Nolan - DunkirkLuca Guadagnino - Call Me By Your NameJordan Peele - Get OutSteven Spielberg - The PostBEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAYGuillermo del Toro and Vanessa Taylor - The Shape of WaterGreta Gerwig - Lady BirdEmily V. Gordon and Kumail Nanjiani - The Big SickLiz Hannah and Josh Singer - The PostMartin McDonagh - Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, MissouriJordan Peele - Get OutBEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAYJames Ivory - Call Me by Your NameScott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber - The Disaster ArtistVirgil Williams and Dee Rees - MudboundAaron Sorkin - Molly's GameJack Thorne, Steve Conrad, Stephen Chbosky - WonderBEST CINEMATOGRAPHYRoger Deakins - Blade Runner 2049Hoyte van Hoytema - DunkirkDan Laustsen - The Shape of WaterRachel Morrison - MudboundSayombhu Mukdeeprom - Call Me By Your NameBEST PRODUCTION DESIGNPaul Denham Austerberry, Shane Vieau, Jeff Melvin - The Shape of WaterJim Clay, Rebecca Alleway - Murder on the Orient ExpressNathan Crowley, Gary Fettis - DunkirkDennis Gassner, Alessandra Querzola - Blade Runner 2049Sarah Greenwood, Katie Spencer - Beauty and the BeastMark Tildesley, Véronique Melery - Phantom ThreadBEST EDITINGMichael Kahn, Sarah Broshar - The PostPaul Machliss, Jonathan Amos - Baby DriverLee Smith - DunkirkJoe Walker - Blade Runner 2049Sidney Wolinsky - The Shape of WaterBEST COSTUME DESIGNRenée April - Blade Runner 2049Mark Bridges - Phantom ThreadJacqueline Durran - Beauty and the BeastLindy Hemming - Wonder WomanLuis Sequeira - The Shape of WaterBEST HAIR AND MAKEUPBeauty and the BeastDarkest HourI, TonyaThe Shape of WaterWonderBEST VISUAL EFFECTSBlade Runner 2049DunkirkThe Shape of WaterThor: RagnarokWar for the Planet of the ApesWonder WomanBEST ANIMATED FEATUREThe BreadwinnerCocoDespicable Me 3The LEGO Batman MovieLoving VincentBEST ACTION MOVIEBaby DriverLoganThor: RagnarokWar for the Planet of the ApesWonder WomanBEST COMEDYThe Big SickThe Disaster ArtistGirls TripI, TonyaLady BirdBEST ACTOR IN A COMEDYSteve Carell - Battle of the SexesJames Franco - The Disaster ArtistChris Hemsworth - Thor: RagnarokKumail Nanjiani - The Big SickAdam Sandler - The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected)BEST ACTRESS IN A COMEDYTiffany Haddish - Girls TripZoe Kazan - The Big SickMargot Robbie - I, TonyaSaoirse Ronan - Lady BirdEmma Stone - Battle of the SexesBEST SCI-FI OR HORROR MOVIEBlade Runner 2049Get OutItThe Shape of WaterBEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILMBPM (Beats Per Minute)A Fantastic WomanFirst They Killed My FatherIn the FadeThe SquareThelmaBEST SONGEvermore - Beauty and the BeastMystery of Love - Call Me By Your NameRemember Me - CocoStand Up for Something - MarshallThis Is Me - The Greatest ShowmanBEST SCOREAlexandre Desplat - The Shape of WaterJonny Greenwood - Phantom ThreadDario Marianelli - Darkest HourBenjamin Wallfisch and Hans Zimmer - Blade Runner 2049John Williams - The PostHans Zimmer - DunkirkTELEVISION NOMINATIONS FOR THE 23rd ANNUAL CRITICS' CHOICE AWARDSBest Drama SeriesAmerican Gods (Starz)The Crown (Netflix)Game of Thrones (HBO)The Handmaid's Tale (Hulu)Stranger Things (Netflix)This Is Us (NBC)Best Actor in a Drama SeriesSterling K. 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Emily Osment Biography

Emily Jordan Osment born on March 10, 1992 is an American performer, artist, and lyricist born in Los Angeles, California. In the wake of working in a few TV movies in her youth, she picked up acclaim for co-featuring as the character Gerti Giggles in Spy Kids Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams and Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over. She went ahead to co-star in the Emmy Award-designated Disney Channel sitcom Hannah Montana as Lilly Truscott and in addition the arrangement motion picture, Hannah Montana: The Movie. She likewise featured as Cassie in R. L. Stine’s: The Haunting Hour Volume One: Don’t Think About It and the Disney Channel Original Movie, Dadnapped as Melissa Morris. Osment extended her collection into popular music and option/independent rock where she has recorded high schooler pop hits as “I Don’t Think About It”, “In the event that I Didn’t Have You” nearby her Hannah Montana co-star Mitchel Musso, and “Once Upon a Dream”. Osment entered the universe of music recording soundtracks for motion picture singles and Disney collections. As per a meeting at the 2008 Grammys, she was composing a few tunes together with Eve 6. In 2009 she marked with the Wind-up Records name and discharged “As far as possible Up”, the main single from her EP debut, All the Right Wrongs, discharged on October 26, 2009. The EP appeared at the Billboard 200 and her melodies achieved the top positions on the Canadian Hot 100 and Radio Disney. The EP was advanced inside the United States by the 2010 Clap Your Hands Tour. Osment’s presentation collection, Fight or Flight was discharged on October 5, 2010 by means of Wind-up Records. The lead single “How about we Be Friends” was discharged on June 8, 2010 and the second single “Lovesick” was discharged on October 19, 2010. In October 2010 she started her Fight or Flight Tour, whose first execution occurred in São Paulo, Brazil. She featured in the 2011 ABC Family Original Movie, Cyberbully, the 2013/2014 arrangement Cleaners, delivered for the online administration Crackle and the 2014 Lifetime motion picture A Daughter’s Nightmare and Studio Universal motion picture Kiss Me. She presently stars in the ABC Family TV arrangement Young and Hungry as Gabi Diamond.

Emily Osment Personal Info.

Full Name: Emily Jordan Osment

Nick Name: Emy

Family: Michael Eugene Osment – (Father) Theresa Osment – (Mother) Haley Joel Osment – (Brother)

Education: In 2011, Emily began going to Occidental College in Los Angeles, California.

Date of Birth: 10 March, 1992

Birthplace: Los Angeles, California, U.S.

Zodiac Sign: Pisces

Religion: Roman Catholic

Ethnicity: White

Nationality: American

Profession: Actress, Singer, Songwriter

Measurements: 34-24-32 in or 87-61-81 cm

Bra Size: 32B

Height: 5′ 2½” (159 cm)

Weight: 119 lbs (54 kg)

Eye Color: Blue

Hair Color: Blonde

Dress Size: 04

Shoe Size: 6.5

Friends: Javares Rochester, Mitchel Musso, Miley Cyrus, Demi Lovato, Ashley Tisdale

Boyfriend/Dating History:

Lucas Till – Emily was Rumored to be dating the American performing artist, Lucas Till.

Frankie Allison (2002-2004) – From 2002 to 2004, she was dating American performing artist Frankie.

Cody Linley (2005-2007) – Cody, who initially met Emily on the arrangement of Hannah Montana began dating her in February 2005 until August 2007.

Mitchel Musso (2007-2009) – From 2007 to 2009, Hannah Montana co-stars Mitchel Musso and Emily Osment were a thing. They likewise initially met each other, while taping for Hannah Montana.

Tony Oller (2009-2010) – Another on-screen character Tony Oller was spotted with Emily amid Dodgers diversion in October 2010. They amplified their relationship till May 2010.

Nathan Keyes (2013-2014) – Actor Nathan Keyes started dating Osment on January 30, 2013. The team met by means of Twitter. They split in 2014.

Jimmy Tatro (2014-Present) – Actor, comic, author Jimmy Tatro is as of now dating Emily Osment. He made the YouTube channel “LIFE ACCORDING TO JIMMY”, which has more than 2.2 million endorsers.

Known For: Emily Osment is best known for her leading role of Lilly Truscott / Lola Luftnagle in Disney Channel Series ” Hannah Montana”.

Active Year: 1999 (present)

Favorite Food: Pasta

Favorite TV Cartoon: The Simpsons

Favorite Actress: Audrey Hepburn

Favorite Actor: Tom Hanks

Favorite Band: The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Modest Mouse

Official Twitter: Twitter Account

Official Facebook: FB Account

Emily Osment Filmography:

Filmography

Film

Year Title 1999 The Secret Life of Girls 1999 Sarah, Plain and Tall: Winter’s End 2000 Edwurd Fudwupper Fibbed Big 2002 Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams 2003 Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over 2005 Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch 2006 Holidaze: The Christmas That Almost Didn’t Happen 2007 The Haunting Hour: Don’t Think About It 2008 Soccer Mom 2008 Surviving Sid 2009 Hannah Montana: The Movie 2009 Dadnapped 2011 Beverly Hills Chihuahua 2 2011 Cyberbully 2012 Beverly Hills Chihuahua 3: Viva la Fiesta! 2013 From Up on Poppy Hill 2013 Seasick Sailor[28] 2014 A Daughter’s Nightmare 2014 Kiss Me 2015 No Way Jose 2016 Love Is All You Need?

  Television Year Title 1999 3rd Rock from the Sun 2000 Touched by an Angel 2001 Friends 2006–2011 Hannah Montana 2007 Shorty McShorts’ Shorts 2009 The Suite Life on Deck 2010 Jonas 2010–2012 Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil 2012 Life with Boys 2012–2015 Family Guy 2013 Two and a Half Men 2014–present Young & Hungry 2014 Rainbow Brite 2015–2016 Mom

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