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Happy heavenly birthday to Johnnie Ray. On a stage, he was like a punk rocker in a lounge singer's body. His vocal style crossed Billie Holiday-jazz-vocalese with blues and pop standards, foreshadowing rock'n'roll and modern r'n'b. He was practically deaf, and some say that prompted his loud vocal delivery, as he threw his entire body into the notes with over-the-top emotion. Born in Oregon, he was a singer-songwriter and pianist who developed his animated style in small African American nightclubs in Detroit. That’s where he was discovered in 1949 and signed to Okeh Records (the R&B subsidiary of Columbia). His star rose fast, netting him roles in feature films, and Tony Bennett called Ray “the father of rock’n’roll” as he generated teen hysteria well before Elvis Presley. Today Ray is cited as an influence on artists ranging from Leonard Cohen to Morrissey.

Ray had several hits in his early career (he wrote “The Little White Cloud That Cried”), but “Cry” became his signature work, becoming an international chartbuster when it debuted in 1951. In Ray’s original vocal-heavy arrangement with The Four Lads, the arching chord progression is relatively straightforward, suitable for country, jazz, or pop renditions. The progression repeats two times (no bridge) and builds to a passionate outburst, taking us from a broken heart to a bittersweet climax. Letting the tears flow leads us to a healing revelation, to finding “the light behind the cloudy skies.”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDOvIR3Kn_8 Produced by Mitch Miller, Ray’s single lodged in the US charts for three months. “Cry” has been remade countless times and it was a repeat hit with Ronnie Dove (1966), Lynn Anderson (1972), and Crystal Gayle (1986), but no one has taken ownership from Ray’s heart-wrenching delivery of “Cry.” 

His 1952 JOHNNIE RAY debut LP on Columbia Records stayed in the charts for four months. It featured the single “Walkin’ My Baby Back Home” as well as sturdy covers of “cowboy songs.” After a string of sell-out concerts and hit TV appearances, he turned in an admirable acting role in the major motion picture THERE’S NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSINESS with Ethel Mermen and Marilyn Monroe. However, due to a variety of factors, Ray’s star faded in America and he was dropped by Columbia in 1960. Fortunately, he continued to draw audiences in Australia, England, and in Europe. Then his American career rebounded in the 1980s. In this clip, you can hear he still had the power, singing “Cry” in the same key of C he did as a younger man https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8AYZ0Omz1h4 He passed away in 1990 (age 63).

For many years I worked with Davy Jones (of The Monkees), and Davy he was a big fan of Ray. Davy met Ray in the 1970s, saying, “It was when Ray was in a career slump, playing with a pick-up band in a dingey Manhattan nightclub. The band kept trying to put funk into the songs, but it wasn’t working. It was kind of sad, but at least I got to meet him.”

Davy wanted to produce a musical about Ray, and in 2008 Davy and I sat and studied stacks of Johnnie Ray videos and took notes. We also interviewed first-wave fans of Ray who’d seen him in the 1950s and got his autograph. In an obvious move, Davy remade “Cry” for his 2009 SHE album, and his “Cry” cover is the star of the album—a recording with that mystique that comes when lyrical intent, sounds, and raw feelings push into a timeless realm. The stunning orchestrations by Chris Andrews and Skip Kline blend perfectly with Davy's powerful vocal--arguably one of the strongest in his career. 12 years later I revisited the track to make this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qc-wUPJ1LX4  Suddenly, waves of emotion came over me, then I cried for 2 days. Then I felt better, just like the song promised.

In 2023 I added “Cry” to the set list I perform in assisted living homes (demographically it folds right in). In a nearly Pavlovian response, I cry when I perform it. Perhaps it’s the waves of emotional and spiritual invested in “Cry,” washing through me and reminding me of the lives who’ve been reached by one little song. HB JR, and thank you for your voice and expression.

#davyjones #monkees #johnnieray #cry #loungesinger #popmusic #chrisandrews #skipkline #johnnyjblair #felipetorres #emotions #marilynmonroe #mouseketeers #singersongwriter

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From January 16th to January 20th, 2023

16-01-23

NEIL “Neil’s Heavy Concept Album”; JAMES BROWN “Startime (4CD)”; SMASHING PUMPKINS “Melon Collie & The Infinite Sadness”; SQUEEZE “Cosi Fan Tutti Frutti”; ROBYN HITCHCOCK “Moss Elixir”

17-01-23

RIDE “Tarantula”; CAPTAIN BEEFHEART & THE MAGIC BAND “Doc At The Radar Station”; WEIRD AL YANKOVIC “Alapalooza”; LEONARD COHEN “Death Of A Ladies’ Man”; JOHNNY CASH “Everybody Loves A Nut”; PRINCE “The Gold Experience”; STEELEYE SPAN “Gone To Australia: On Tour 1975-1984”; TEENAGE FANCLUB “Grand Prix”; QUEEN “Jazz”; SERGE GAINSBOURG “L’Etonnant Serge Gainsbourg”

18-01-23

KATE BUSH “50 Words For Snow”; YO LA TENGO “And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside-Out”; DIGABLE PLANETS “Beyond The Spectrum: The Creamy Spy Chronicles”; PRIMAL SCREAM “XTRMNTR”; JOHNNY FLYNN “A Larum”; THIS MORTAL COIL “Blood”

19-01-23

FELA KUTI “Zombie”;  FRANK SIDEBOTTOM “ABC & D”; ALICE COOPER “Alice Cooper’s Greatest Hits”; THE COCTEAU TWINS “The BBC Sessions”; LOUDON WAINWRIGHT III “Career Moves”; IAN BROWN “The Greatest”

20-01-23

THE SHAGGS “Philosophy Of The World”; THE BEATLES “On The Air: Live At The BBC Volume 2”; RUN THE JEWELS “Run The Jewels”; CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL “The Best Of Creedence Clearwater Revival”

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John Cohen, a successful entrepreneur and philanthropist, inspires prospective businessmen. To the world; he is known as a philanthropist and mentor. Try to emulate him to achieve success.

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Johnny Cohen - Australian Business Tycoon

Johnny Cohen is an influential Australian entrepreneur and philanthropist. He was born and raised in Sydney. In his loving family, he learned the importance of discipline in life. From a very young age, he was hard working and active. He also used to share the common interest of entrepreneurship along with his peers. He didn't wait too much to start his business journey.

After completing his education, he started his property maintenance business. Johnny Cohen was from Sydney, but through his property maintenance business, he has served properties across Australia. It was only his first step. Johnny's real plan was to do something bigger and achieve massive success. Meanwhile, Johnny also decided to pursue his passion for travelling. Finally, he made a travel plan for Thailand.

The local Thai people quickly accepted Johnny. In fact, he also adopted the Thai culture. It was the time when he decided to start a new business in Thailand. He and his wife thought a lot, and finally, they collectively decided to start their studio. Their local Thai network also helped them a lot to start the business. Finally, John Edward Cohen opened his first studio in Phuket.

After a few years of the journey now, they have emerged as one of the leading brands on earth. Johnny Cohen started the journey from Thailand, but now he has shops in several countries across the globe. The reliable partners of Johnny Cohen have also worked really hard in making the pillar of this successful brand.

The success of his brand has also influenced his personal life. Apart from just running his business, he also focuses on sponsoring various events. He also keeps himself busy in supporting the community. John Cohen is not only a business leader. He is also renowned for his mentoring ability. He always guides his family, friends, and co-workers and helps them to find the purpose in their life. He is also a renowned Aussie philanthropist. Johnny Cohen always keeps himself busy in different charity works; let that be donating gifts in the schools or providing relief for natural disasters.

Johnny travels a lot throughout Asia for both personal and professional reasons. When in Thailand he spends most of his time in Pattaya, Chiang Mai, Patong, and Bangkok. Even when travelling, he manages the global operation of his brand. He is also a renowned property developer and investor.

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Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Snub Week The Song of the Day is: Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds - “From Her to Eternity” (1984) #SongoftheDay #music #parenting #nickcave @rockhall @nickcave #badseeds #journal #HearTodayGrownTomorrow Support the Blog - Click Below

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Snub Week The Song of the Day is: Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds – “From Her to Eternity” From the album From Her to Eternity (1984) I read her diary on her sheetsScrutinizin’ every lil’ bit of dirtTore out a page n’ stufft it inside my shirtI fled outa the windowAnd shinning it down the vineOuta her nightmare, and back into mineMine, O mineFrom her to eternityFrom her to…

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"More than 130 people, including Gloria Steinem, and organizations in the field of women’s rights advocacy and domestic violence and sexual assault awareness have signed an open letter to support Amber Heard, who lost a defamation suit this year brought by her ex-husband, Johnny Depp, for an op-ed in which she said she was a “public figure representing domestic abuse.”

The letter, which was exclusively shared with NBC News ahead of its public release Wednesday, was signed by groups like the National Organization for Women, the National Women’s Law Center, Equality Now and the Women’s March Foundation. It was written by a group of people who identify as domestic violence survivors and supporters of Heard."

ORGANIZATIONS

Aidileys • Associazione Iroko Onlus • Chicago Alliance Against Sexual Exploitation (CAASE)  •  CCChat Magazine  • Custody Peace • Cyber Civil Rights Initiative • Center for Safety and Change  • Clearinghouse on Women's Issues  Crumiller  • The Feminist Litigation Firm •  Democratic Activists for Women Now •  Engendered Collective •  EnoughIsEnough Voter Project • Equal Rights Advocates • Equality Now • Esperanza United (formerly Casa de Esperanza: National Latin@ Network) •  Every Voice Coalition • Fearless! Hudson Valley, Inc. • Female Filmaker Fuse • Feminist Majority Foundation • Futures Without Violence • C.A. Goldberg, PLLC, Victims' Rights Law Firm • Hope's Door •  Know Your IX • LIFT: Living in Freedom Together, Worcester • Ms. Magazine •The National Organization for Women • The National Organization for Women: Virginia Chapter • National Women’s Law Center • Refuge: for Women & Children. Against Domestic Violence. •  Réseau International des Mères en Lutte • Sakhi for South Asian Women • Sanctuary for Families  • Sexual Violence Prevention Association • The Asian Feminist • The Mary Sue • The Safe Center LI • UltraViolet • Victim Focus • Violence Free Minnesota •  WeSpoke • Women's March Action • Women's March Foundation • Women’s Equal Justice Project •

INDIVIDUALS

Renée B. Adams, 

Professor, University of Oxford

Dr. Esohe Aghatise, 

Executive Director, Associazione Iroko Onlus

Cheryl A. Alexander, 

L.I.C.S.W., RMT

Aisha Ali-Khan, 

British Women’s Rights Campaigner, Women United Organisation 

Sara Ahmed, 

Independent Scholar, Author, “Complaint!”

Kate Amber, 

PgCert, Founder, End Coercive Control USA

Dr. Adrienne Barnett, 

Reader in Law, Brunel Law School, Brunel University London

Dr. Nicole Bedera, 

Sociologist

Nicole Bell, 

Founder and CEO, LIFT Living in Freedom Together

Panayiota Bertzikis,

CEO/Founder Military Rape Crisis Center

Amy Betts,

Founder of Aidileys - Rights, Family Court Information Services   

Antoinette Bonsignore, J.D., 

Legal and Prosecutorial Analyst, Case Systems Training Review Program, Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission

Anna Boucher, 

Associate Professor in Public Policy and Political Science (LSE) and admitted Solicitor, Supreme Court NSW, Australia

Lindsey Boylan, 

Women’s Rights Activist

Dr. Stephanie Ann Brandt MD, 

Faculty and Chairman, Ethics Committee, New York Psychoanalytic Institute New York, NY, Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, Weill Cornell Medical College, New York, Experienced Forensic Evaluation and Testimony in Family, Supreme and Federal ( EDNY + SDNY ) Child focused Litigation

Susan J. Brison, 

Eunice and Julian Cohen Professor for the Study of Ethics and Human Values, Dartmouth College

Professor Ann Bartow, 

University of New Hampshire School of Law. 

Laura S Brown, Ph.D. 

ABPP, psychologist in private practice, past President, APA Division of Trauma Psychology and Society for The Psychology of Women

Dr. Kari Brozowski 

Associate Professor, Wilfrid Laurier University 

Twiss Butler, 

Feminist

Rachel Camp, 

Professor from Practice and Co-Director, Georgetown University Domestic Violence Clinic (title for identification purposes only)

Nancy Chi Cantalupo, 

Associate Professor of Law, Wayne State University Law School (title and institution provided for identification purposes only)

Kali Casab, 

The Voices and Faces Project

Lauren B. Cattaneo, 

Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, George Mason University

Gillian Chadwick, 

Professor of Law, Washburn University School of Law

Debra Chopp, 

Clinical Professor of Law, University of Michigan Law School

Seo-Young Chu 

Associate Professor Queens College, CUNY

Andrew Thomas Cicchetti, 

Ph.D. LCSW-R

Dr. Christine Marie Cocchiola, 

DSW, LCSW Coercive Control Advocate, Educator, Researcher & Survivor

J.V. Connors 

Ph.D. New Mexico licensed psychologist 

Dr. Elizabeth Dalgarno, 

SHERA Research Group

Michele Landis Dauber, 

Frederick I. Richman Professor of Law, Stanford Law School (title and institution for identification purposes only)

Ella Dawson, 

Author

Drew Dixon, 

Producer, Activist

Margaret B. Drew, 

Associate Professor of Law, UMass Law School

Prof. Dr. Jennifer Drobac

Danielle Pelfrey Duryea

Boston University School of Law (institution for identification purposes only)

Erin Dwyer-Frazier, 

Attorney and Domestic Violence Advocate

Heidi Eilers, Ph.D.,

BCBA-D, CCTP, Board Certified Behavior Analyst-Doctoral, Certified Clinical Trauma Professional

Aliaa Magda Elmahdy,

Egyptian internet activist and women's rights advocate  

Deborah Epstein, 

Agnes Williams Sesquicentennial Professor of Gender, Violence, and Law, Georgetown Law University Center

Ray Epstein, 

President/Founder of Student Activists Against Sexual Assault at Temple University

Heidi Li Feldman, 

Professor of Law, Georgetown University Law Center

Bill Flack, 

Professor of Psychology, Bucknell University

Professor Michael Flood

Queensland University of Technology

Terry Forliti, 

Communication Coordinator for Upside Sex Trafficking Initiative, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Jaclyn Friedman, 

editor of “Yes Means Yes” and “Believe Me”

Professor Aisha K. Gill, Ph.D. 

CBE | Professor of Criminology

Professor Leigh Gilmore, 

Ohio State University, Author, “The #MeToo Effect: What Happens When We Believe Women”

Lisa Goodman, 

Ph.D., Professor, Boston College

Leigh Goodmark, 

Marjorie Cook Professor of Law and Co-Director, Clinical Law Program

Cynthia A. Graham, 

PhD, C. Psychol, Professor of Sexual and Reproductive Health  

Gretchen Grappone,

LICSW PTSD Clinician & Trainer  

Julie Green, 

Research Assistant, Violence Against Women and Children team, Department of Social Work, The University of Melbourne

Min Grob, 

Founder CCChat Magazine 

Kit Gruelle, 

Advocate, Survivor, Film Subject for HBO Documentary Private Violence

Emiliana Guereca, 

Founder and Executive Director Women's March Action and Women's March Foundation

Kayla Harder 

Founder, Survivors Righting Wrongs 

Yasmeen Hassan, 

Global Executive Director, Equality Now

Tirion Havard, 

Associate Professor, England UK

Judith L. Herman, M.D., 

Professor of Psychiatry (Part Time), Harvard Medical School

CarlLa Horton, M.P.A., 

Executive Director, Hope’s Door

Emily Mia Hughes-Smith,

MBACP. BSc(hons) dip. Sup

Doreen Hunter, 

Co-Founder, Americas Conference to End Coercive Control (ACECC)

Holly Jacobs, PhD 

Founder, Board Member, Cyber Civil Rights Initiative

Hans Johnson, 

President, East Area Progressive Democrats

Sheherezade Kara

International Human Rights Jurist and Consultant, human-writes.org 

Dr. Emma Katz, Ph.D., 

Senior Lecturer, Liverpool Hope University, UK

Mara Keire 

Senior Research Fellow, Rothermere American Institute, University of Oxford, UK

Dr. Margaret Kertesz, 

Senior Research Fellow, University of Melbourne

Farrah Khan, 

CEO Possibility Seeds 

Amanda Kippert, 

Editor-in-Chief, DomesticShelters.org, Co-Host, Toxic the Podcast

Judge Judy Harris Kluger, 

Executive Director, Sanctuary for Families

Dean Laurie Kohn, 

George Washington Law School 

Kellyann Kostyal-Larrier, 

Executive Director, Fearless! Hudson Valley, Inc.

Dr. Ingeborg Kraus, 

Clinical Psychologist, Psychotraumatologist

Lauren Krouse, 

Writer & Survivor-Victim Advocate  

Afsana Lachaux, 

Activist & British Women’s Rights Campaigner.

Dr Rhiannon Lane, 

Research Fellow in Sociology, Cardiff University

Julianna Lee, 

Clinical Assistant Professor of Law, University of Michigan Law School

Geraldine Lee-Treweek ,

Professor of Social Justice at Birmingham City University, UK, specialist in Abuse Studies and Psychotherapist. 

Dorchen A. Leidholdt, Esq., 

Director, Center for Battered Women’s Legal Services at Sanctuary for Families

Edward Lloyd, 

Evan M. Frankel Clinical Professor Emeritus in Environmental Law, Columbia University School of Law

Dr. Laura E. Ludtke, 

Independent Scholar

Linda MacDonald, 

Persons Against Non-State Torture, co-author "Women Unsilenced Our Refusal To Let Torturer-Traffickers Win"

Catharine A. MacKinnon, 

Elizabeth A. Long Professor of Law at Michigan Law, and the long-term James Barr Ames Visiting Professor of Law at Harvard Law School (all titles for identification purposes only)

David Mandel, 

Executive Director, Safe and Together Institute

Jane Manning, 

Director, Women’s Equal Justice Project

Omny Miranda Martone, 

Founder & CEO of Sexual Violence Provention Association 

Joan Meier, 

National Family Violence Law Center, Professor of Clinical Law, George Washington University Law School

Carolyn Modeen, 

Sun Cities West Valley NOW

Amy Myers, 

Acting Director, Gender Justice Clinic, Washington College of Law (for identification purposes only)

Natalie Nanasi, 

Associate Professor, SMU Dedman School of Law, Director, Judge Elmo B. Hunter Legal Center for Victims of Crimes Against Women

Laura Beth Nielsen, JD, Ph.D., 

Professor & Chair, Department of Sociology, Northwestern University, Research Professor, American Bar Foundation, President, Law and Society Association, Author, “License to Harass: Law, Hierarchy, and Offensive Public Speech” (titles for identification purposes only)

Emer O'Toole, Ph.D., 

Professor, Concordia University

Natalie Page, 

#TheCourtSaid Founder, Survivor Family Network Director

David Palumbo-Liu, 

Louise Hewlett Nixon Professor, Stanford University

Reena Parikh, 

Director of Civil Rights Clinic, Boston College Law School (title for identification purposes only)

Moira Penza,

Attorney, Former federal prosecutor, Eastern District of New York; led NXIVM investigation and trial  

Jaime Cabeza Pereiro, 

Professor of Labor and Social Security Law, University of Vigo

Mary Peterson, 

PhD candidate & Activist Specialising in Fighting Sexual Harassment in Academia 

Alison Phipps, 

Professor of Sociology, Newcastle University

Christie Pitts

Alexa Polar,

Writer, Producer, Director & Founder of Female Filmakers Fuse 

Nicole Prause, Ph.D., 

Senior Statistician, University of California, Los Angeles (title for identification purposes only)

Dr. Charlotte Proudman, 

Barrister and Academic

Dr Shivaun Quinlivan

Associate Professor, University of Galway

Professor Tracey Raney, 

Toronto Metropolitan University, Toronto, Canada

Anne K. Ream, 

Activist and Founder of The Voices and Faces Project

Laura Richards 

BSc, MSc, MBPsS, Criminal Behavioural Analyst 

Jennifer Robinson, 

Australian human rights lawyer and barrister at Doughty St Chambers, U.K. counsel to Amber Heard, author of How Many More Women? 

Diane Rosenfeld, 

Lecturer on Law, Director, Gender Violence Program, Harvard Law School

Lily Kay Ross, MDiv, Ph.D. 

Feminism and Ethics Research Fellow, Psymposia

David A. Santacroce, 

Clinical Professor of Law, University of Michigan Law School

Jeanne Sarson, 

co-author, “Women Unsilenced Our Refusal To Let Torturer-Traffickers Win,” Co-Founder Persons Against Non-State Torture.

Purna Sen, 

Ph.D. Visiting Professor, Child and Woman Abuse Studies Unit, LMU Special Advisor to the Prosecutor at the International Criminal Court

Dr. John Simister, 

Ph.D., Domestic Violence and Economics Researcher, Senior Lecturer, Business School Manchester Metropolitan University

Ann Simonton, 

Founder Director of Media Watch: For Improving image of Women in Media

Rita Smith, 

National Expert on Violence Against Women, Former Executive Director of the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV)

Rachel Louise Snyder, 

Professor, American University, Author, “No Visible Bruises”

Evan Stark, Ph.D., MSW, 

Professor Emeritus, Rutgers University

Gloria Steinem, 

Writer, Activist

Leslie Morgan Steiner, 

Advocate, Author, “Crazy Love”

Ruth Silver Taube, 

Adjunct Professor of Law, Santa Clara University, Legal Services Co-Chair, South Bay Coalition to End Human Trafficking, Delegate, Santa Clara County’s Human Trafficking Commission (all titles for identification purposes only)

Dr. Jessica Taylor, 

Chartered Psychologist, CEO of Victim Focus

Alison Turkos, 

Survivor + Advocate

Vanessa Tyson, 

Associate Professor of Politics, Scripps College

Robin West, J.D., 

Professor of Law, Georgetown Law School

Merle Weiner, Philip H. Knight Professor of Law,  University of Oregon (title for identification purposes only)

Constance Wu,

Actor and author

Sophia Yen, M.D., 

Adolescent Medicine Specialist, CEO/Founder of Pandia Health

Amy Ziering, 

Filmmaker

SO MANY ORGANIZATIONS ARE MERELY FRONTS FOR VARIOUS AGENDAS OR TAX SCAMS. AT LEAST NOW I KNOW WHY WRITERS FROM THE MARY SUE HAVE JOINED IN HARASSING BENEDICT CUMBERBATCH. AMBER HEARD IS A TRAINED PROSTITUTE/KOMPROMAT COLLECTOR.

[sallypejr-fic]

We didn’t start 2020

Bush fire in Australia, from Wuhan novel-corona

Crisis in Persian Gulf almost started third world war

Picard, Witcher, planet found, prince Harry stepping down

Mr. Tolkien, Terry Jones, filipino volcanos

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Sonic the Hedgehog, Birds of Prey, Kirk Douglas, Stanley Cohen

Covid-19, Arrakoth, public transport Luxembourg

Delhi riots, Orson Bean, plus we now have a leap year

Syrian civil war, stock market crashing down

.

We didn't start the fire

It was always burning

Since the world's been turning

We didn't start the fire

No we didn't light it

But we tried to fight it

.

Onward, global pandemic, leaving Afghanistan

Mount Everest, fish in Venice, dino DNA

Fresh bread, travel ban, toilet paper and Karen

Olympic games, simpsons' predictions

.

Face mask, quarantine, what about economy

No pasta in Italy, Chernobyl forest fire

5G, ebola, aliens confirmed

Zoom meeting, closing schools, asteroid is near Earth

.

We didn't start the fire

It was always burning

Since the world's been turning

We didn't start the fire

No we didn't light it

But we tried to fight it

.

George Floyd, I can't breath, protests start in USA

Hornets, what is date, Black Widow postponned

New black hole, Chine – Hong Kong, plane down in Pakistan

Cyclon, floods, corona, Space Dragon from Florida

.

Solar eclipse, earthquake, transphobic author's tweet

Love, Victor, Ian Holm, in Siberia spilled oil

Google is sued and then rubber bullets and gas cans

10 million covid, india-chinese fighting

.

We didn't start the fire

It was always burning

Since the world's been turning

We didn't start the fire

No we didn't light it

But we tried to fight it

.

Land slide in Myanmar, protests in Bulgaria

Rover to the mars, Ennio Morricone

US squirrel with a plague, Kelly Preston, Old Guard

Covid 15 million, yemenian civil war

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Oil in Mauritius, Kim Jong-Un in coma

Bill and Ted, locusts, Belarus has protests

Beirut's explosion, goodbye to the black panther

No polio, sliding plane, Jeff Bezos' billions

.

We didn't start the fire

It was always burning

Since the world's been turning

We didn't start the fire

No we didn't light it

But we tried to fight it

.

Typhoon-floods Asia, Among Us imposter

Menzel, Diane Rigg, phosphine found on Venus

Microsoft bought Bethesda, cave bear from Siberia

Shakespeare's new play, and mammoth skeletons

Pope Ben is oldest, covid killed 1 million

School again, uber eat, apocalypse bingo win

.

We didn't start the fire

It was always burning

Since the world's been turning

We didn't start the fire

No we didn't light it

But we tried to fight it

.

Sean Connery, Johnny Nash, disappearing monolith

Falkland no mines, water found on Moon

Baby Yoda, Ahsoka, Halloween with blue moon

Typhoon Goni, greece earthquake, protests are in Kyrgyzstan

.

Joe Biden new president, out with orange cheeto, yes!

Hurricaine in Africa, Putin's resign is a lie

Destiel in spanish dub, covid vaccines may now start

Covid 60 millions, I don't want this year anymore!

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We didn't start the fire

It was always burning

Since the world's been turning

We didn't start the fire

No we didn't light it

But we tried to fight it

[weclassybouquetfun]

Universal's Dark Universe is dead! Long live Universal's Dark Universe!

2017 after seeing the success of shared universes of Marvel and the not-as-successful-but-giving-it-the-old-college-try effort of Warner Bros. / DC Comic's extended universe, Universal Studios announced their shared universe : The Dark Universe.  The films - kicking off with the Tom Cruise fronted THE MUMMY - were to reboot the classic characters in a film series that would be more THE LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENTLEMEN than THE AVENGERS.

But after the failure of  2017's THE MUMMY (and the failure of the scouting party film that was Luke Evans' DRACULA UNTOLD), Universal gave up on the concept resulting in the scuttling of Javier Bardem's turn as Frankenstein's monster, reportedly Angelina Jolie as The Bride of Frankenstein, and Johnny Depp as The Invisible Man.

But Universal isn't content with just being seen as the distributor of Blumhouse films or the owners of an "amusement park" (although I have never once been amused at Universal Studios) or the studio that brought you CATS. They went back to the drawing board. Not content to let over 100 years of Intellectual Property idle, Universal has decide to make their monster films a'la carte.  The appetizer? Leigh Whannell's take on the H.G. Wells novel / 1933 Universal film THE INVISIBLE MAN.

There's no over-the-top science mumbo-jumbo, no person swathed in medical bandages while rocking shades. This take is more grounded (yes, even though there is an invisible person. Yes, even though Aldis Hodge plays a cop who can afford a gorgeous home in San Francisco.) and is a psychological thriller in the vein of neo-classics "Sleeping with the Enemy" and "Enough".

Playing a woman in peril but also a woman of fortitude isn't new for Elisabeth Moss, she of THE HANDMAID'S TALE and just as she has shown in that series, Moss is a tornado of talent.

The Cast and Creatives: Michael Dorman, writer-director Leigh Whannell, Aldis Hodge, producer Jason Blum, Elisabeth Moss, Oliver Jackson-Cohen and Storm Reid.

- Since the film was shot in Australia (because who doesn't love tax credits?) Whannell was able to cast his friend in a small, yet pivotal role - the friend? Actor/writer/director and stuntman Nash Edgerton.

Nash is the one who looks like Keanu Reeves' stand-in.

Oliver Jackson-Cohen isn't new to monsters and things that go bump in the night. He was a costar in NBC's DRACULA starring Jonathan Rhys Meyers and he was one of the stars of Netflix's THE HAUNTING OF HILL HOUSE.

and he is back for the just wrapped THE HAUNTING OF BLY MANOR.

And because he's British, and tall and arguably good looking there are people who want him to step into James Bond's tux (he can do fashion - he is the son of designers).  But what says Oliver?

[tabloidtoc]

Life & Style, March 4

Cover: Kylie Jenner Three Months Pregnant 

Page 1: Photo Flash -- Prince Harry spent Valentine’s Day in the Arctic Circle where he braved sub-zero temperatures to visit troops undergoing winter survival training at Bardufoss Air Force Base 

Page 2: Contents 

Page 3: Say What?! Chris Pratt on his days as a waiter, Cardi B on dating after her split from Offset, Irina Shayk on when she’s not working, Lupita Nyong’o went on a 10-day silent retreat, Hailey Baldwin on her bad breakup from Justin Bieber in 2016 

Page 4: The Top 10 BAFTA Looks -- Claire Foy, Kate Middleton, Laura Harrier, Amy Adams, Linda Cardellini 

Page 5: Lily Collins, Michelle Rodriguez, Cate Blanchett, Regina King, Rachel Weisz 

Page 6: Twinning -- Bianca Brandolini D’Adda vs. Regina King, Melanie Thierry vs. Sara Sampaio, Olivia Culpo vs. Sofia Richie 

Page 8: Mandy Moore’s husband from hell Ryan Adams 

Page 9: Sharon Stone threw a huge temper tantrum on the set of Chanel West Coast’s new music video for the song Sharon Stoned and cost the production tens of thousands of dollars, Throwback -- Hannah Simone, Biggest Spenders of the Week -- Venus Williams, Gucci Mane, Drake, Priyanka Chopra, Tom Brady 

Page 10: Bachelor Ben Higgins is dating someone new, Jeremy Piven strapped for cash, Whose earrings are they? Duchess Kate, Miley Cyrus, Claire Foy, Bebe Rexha, Ashlee Simpson, Katy Perry 

Page 11: Pregnant Jessica Simpson put on bed rest 

Page 12: George Clooney’s Worst Fear -- Meghan Markle will end up like Princess Diana 

Page 13: Housewives in the Hot Seat -- Luann De Lesseps, Phaedra Parks, Lisa Vanderpump, LeeAnne Locken, Dorit Kemsley, Sonja Morgan, VIP Style -- Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick, Bella Thorne, Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner, Taraji P. Henson and Alexander Wang, Josh Duhamel, Lady Gaga, Nina Agdal, Jawan Jackson and Derrick Baskin and Emily Blunt and John Krasinski 

Page 14: The Week in Photos -- Miley Cyrus and Rebel Wilson at the Isn’t It Romantic premiere, Brandon Scott Jones and Betty Gilpin and Priyanka Chopra and Adam Devine 

Page 15: Khloe Kardashian and niece Penelope, Kaley Cuoco and Johnny Galecki of The Big Bang Theory 

Page 16: Chris Hemsworth, Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott, Milo Ventimiglia is Harvard University’s Hasty Pudding Man of the Year 

Page 18: Child’s Play -- John Stamos and son Billy, Malin Akerman and son Sebastian, Jennifer Garner and son Samuel 

Page 19: Vanessa Lachey and son Phoenix 

Page 20: Selena Gomez and BFF Courtney Barry, Victoria Justice, Prince William 

Page 22: National Pizza Day -- Reese Witherspoon, Rita Ora, Joe Manganiello and Paul Reubens, Giada De Laurentiis 

Page 24: Ellen DeGeneres and Jennifer Lopez 

Page 25: Chris Pratt, Jessica Simpson 

Page 26: Stars Behaving Badly -- Toni Braxton, Tracy Morgan and wife Megan Wollover, Miley Cyrus 

Page 30: Hollywood Heartbeat -- Josh Duhamel dating actress Rebekah Graf 

Page 31: Melissa Gorga wants to turn husband Joe’s house-flipping seminars into an HGTV show, Derek Hough ready to wed Hayley Erbert, Romance Report Card -- Chance the Rapper, Tori Spelling, Dina Lohan 

Page 32: Rose Byrne and Bobby Cannavale got into a heated argument while at the beach in Australia because Rose wants to get married and Bobby is dragging his feet, Paris Jackson’s pals hope she’ll break up with half-homeless boyfriend Gabriel Glenn who smokes and drinks every day, Jennie Garth and Dave Abrams’ divorce is off 

Page 33: All Heidi Klum’s wedding details, Can You Believe They Dated -- Kathy Griffin and Quentin Tarantino in 1995 

Page 34: Cover Story -- Kylie Jenner’s pregnant again 

Page 36: Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga finally go public 

Page 40: The Bachelor Colton Underwood blindsided 

Page 42: Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt taking things slow 

Page 44: First Came Breakup, Then Came Marriage -- Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth, Behati Prinsloo and Adam Levine, Dax Shepard and Kristen Bell 

Page 45: Prince William and Kate Middleton, Jay Cutler and Kristin Cavallari 

Page 48: Who Lives Here? Jennifer Garner 

Page 50: Entertainment 

Page 51: Star Review -- Kim Zolciak-Biermann, As Seen On-Screen -- Gwyneth Paltrow wore on Real Mean Eat Goop the Fitbit Alta HR fitness tracker 

Page 52: Fashion -- Grammys -- Alicia Keys, Jennifer Lopez, Camila Cabello 

Page 53: Dua Lipa, Bebe Rexha 

Page 56: Beauty -- Miranda Kerr 

Page 58: Beauty Crush -- Lady Gaga 

Page 60: How She Got That Body -- Eva Longoria 

Page 62: The Fabulous Life of DJ Khaled 

Page 64: Diva or Down-to-Earth -- Nicole Scherzinger, Joshua Jackson, Pink and family 

Page 66: Social Stars Posts of the Week -- My Best Friend’s Wedding’s Dermot Mulroney and Julia Roberts and Cameron Diaz and Rupert Everett, Andy Cohen and baby Benjamin, Melissa McCarthy, Throwback -- Katharine McPhee and Meghan Markle 

Page 67: Jessica Alba, Bachelor Colton Underwood, Kanye West and daughter North, Orlando Bloom 

Page 68: Horoscope -- Pisces Jessica Biel, They’re Not Together But They Should Be -- Zayn Malik and Camila Mendes 

Page 70: Made Ya Look -- Katharine McPhee in Waitress 

Page 72: What I’m Into -- Lance Bass 

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Carl Sagan writes to Chuck Berry - 1986 Go - Johnny - go! The following music was included on the Voyager record. Bach, Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 in F. First Movement Java, court gamelan, "Kinds of Flowers," recorded by Robert Brown. Senegal, percussion, recorded by Charles Duvelle. Zaire, Pygmy girls' initiation song, recorded by Colin Turnbull. Australia, Aborigine songs, "Morning Star" and "Devil Bird” Mexico, "El Cascabel," performed by Lorenzo Barcelata and the Mariachi México. "Johnny B. Goode," written and performed by Chuck Berry. New Guinea, men's house song, recorded by Robert MacLennan. Japan, shakuhachi, "Tsuru No Sugomori" Bach, "Gavotte en rondeaux" from the Partita No. 3 Mozart, The Magic Flute, Queen of the Night aria, no. 14. Georgian S.S.R., chorus, "Tchakrulo” Peru, panpipes and drum "Melancholy Blues," performed by Louis Armstrong and his Hot Seven. 3 Azerbaijan S.S.R., bagpipes, recorded by Radio Moscow. 2:30 Stravinsky, Rite of Spring, Sacrificial Dance, Columbia Symphony Orchestra, Igor Stravinsky, conductor. 4:35 Bach, The Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 2, Prelude and Fugue in C, No.1. Glenn Gould, piano. 4:48 Beethoven, Fifth Symphony, First Movement, the Philharmonia Orchestra, Otto Klemperer, conductor. 7:20 Bulgaria, "Izlel je Delyo Hagdutin," sung by Valya Balkanska. 4:59 Navajo Indians, Night Chant, recorded by Willard Rhodes. 0:57 Holborne, Paueans, Galliards, Almains and Other Short Aeirs, "The Fairie Round," performed by David Munrow and the Early Music Consort of London. 1:17 Solomon Islands, panpipes, collected by the Solomon Islands Broadcasting Service. 1:12 Peru, wedding song, recorded by John Cohen. 0:38 China, ch'in, "Flowing Streams," performed by Kuan P'ing-hu. 7:37 India, raga, "Jaat Kahan Ho," sung by Surshri Kesar Bai Kerkar. 3:30 "Dark Was the Night," written and performed by Blind Willie Johnson. 3:15 Beethoven, String Quartet No. 13 in B flat, Opus 130, Cavatina, performed by Budapest String Quartet. 6:37 #nasa #chuckberry #music #space #carlsagan #space #goldendisc #voyager #records #rockandroll #1980s https://www.instagram.com/p/CaS339Zsamq/?utm_medium=tumblr

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY Johnnie Ray, the vibrant vocalist whose blues-jazz animations foreshadowed rock’n’roll and “blue eyed soul.” A childhood archery accident made him deaf in one ear—which some say was the reason he sang so forcefully (an imprint for me as a “Singer at Large”). He started as a teen radio singer in Portland OR before he moved to Detroit, building a following in small, mostly African-American nightclubs—which fed his penchant for blues, gospel, jazz, and R&B. In 1951 he was signed to Okeh Records. His star rose quickly with hit songs, “teen idol” status, and an appearance in the 1954 film “There’s No Business Like Show Business” with Ethel Merman and Marilyn Monroe. Ray’s “Walkin’ in the Rain” and “Little White Cloud That Cried” (which he wrote) are still playlisted. He is credited for blazing a trail for Elvis Presley, and Ray’s dramatic stage presence and melancholic style is a template for Leonard Cohen and Morrissey.

By 1960 Ray’s star had faded in the US. His fan base sustained him in Australia and England, but for decades he repeatedly attempted to reclaim a spot in the American pop mainstream (he died in 1990). It was during one of those comeback attempts (70s) that Davy Jones told me he saw Ray perform at a grimy little club in Manhattan, backed by a pick-up band that wasn’t simpatico with Ray’s material.

One day (circa 2008) Davy and I were in a hotel room in Florida, studying a stack of videos with Ray’s performances as Davy explained his fascination with Ray's quirky persona and his choices as “a self-sabotaging artist.” Aiming to write a musical about Ray, Davy’s research included interviewing a mutual friend who’d met Ray in 1954. However, the closest Davy came to finishing the musical was to cut this cover of Ray’s torchy classic “Cry,” recorded with myself, Skip Kline, Felipe Torres, and Davy’s old friend Chris Andrews. Listen here:

https://johnnyjblairsingeratlarge.bandcamp.com/track/cry-alternate-version

HB and RIP Johnnie.

#JohnnieRay #Cry #DavyJones #Monkees #showbusiness #musical #rocknroll #blues #jazz #ElvisPresley #LeonardCohen #Morrissey #torchsong #gospel #EthelMerman #MarilynMonroe #whitecloud #stagepresence #popstar #popmusic

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Blumhouse's The Invisible Man Reboot Gets An Official Synopsis

Blumhouse and Universal have released an official synopsis for The Invisible Man reboot. Universal had originally intended to revive the horror property for its Dark Universe, with Johnny Depp starring as the titular character. However, the shared monster movie franchise was cancelled after Alex Kurtzman's The Mummy reboot disappointed in 2017, and The Invisible Man remake moved to Blumhouse instead.

Written and directed by Leigh Whannell (Insidious: Chapter 3, Upgrade), Blumhouse's The Invisible Man is a low-budget, socially conscious take on the classic Universal monster in the vein of the studio's popular horror films like Get Out, The Purge series, and Halloween. It's led by a cast that includes The Haunting of Hill House actor Oliver Jackson-Cohen as The Invisible Man and The Handmaid's Tale star Elisabeth Moss as his ex-girlfriend. Other key roles are played by Aldis Hodge (Brian Banks), Harriet Dyer (The InBetween), and Storm Reid (A Wrinkle in Time).

Related: Every Upcoming Horror Movie Franchise Reboot

Filming got underway on The Invisible Man in Sydney, Australia last month, ahead of the movie's scheduled release in February 2020 (it was only recently bumped up from March). Universal and Blumhouse have since unveiled the official plot summary for the reboot, which you can read below.

What you can’t see can hurt you. Emmy winner Elisabeth Moss (Us, Hulu’s The Handmaid’s Tale) stars in a terrifying modern tale of obsession inspired by Universal’s classic monster character.

Trapped in a violent, controlling relationship with a wealthy and brilliant scientist, Cecilia Kass (Moss) escapes in the dead of night and disappears into hiding, aided by her sister (Harriet Dyer, NBC’s The InBetween), their childhood friend (Aldis Hodge, Straight Outta Compton) and his teenage daughter (Storm Reid, HBO’s Euphoria).

But when Cecilia’s abusive ex (Oliver Jackson-Cohen, Netflix’s The Haunting of Hill House) commits suicide and leaves her a generous portion of his vast fortune, Cecilia suspects his death was a hoax. As a series of eerie coincidences turns lethal, threatening the lives of those she loves, Cecilia’s sanity begins to unravel as she desperately tries to prove that she is being hunted by someone nobody can see.

This synopsis lines up with The Invisible Man plot details that've leaked over the last several months, ever since the movie started casting earlier this year. It's also been reported that Jackson-Cohen's character turns himself invisible using an advanced suit he initially developed for the Department of Defense, suggesting that The Invisible Man will deal with the dangers of technology in the wrong hands (much like Whannel's last movie, the acclaimed sci-fi thriller Upgrade). Moss has further described the film as a story of empowerment and a woman abuse victim overcoming their abuser, similar to Whannell's scripts for Insidious: Chapter 3 (which he directed) and especially Insidious: The Last Key (which he wrote only).

Although The Invisible Man is being approached as a one-off, it could wind up launching a new set of Universal monster reboots. The studio has failed twice now to revitalize its popular horror IPs (first with 2014's Dracula Untold, then The Mummy), but there's reason to believe third time will be the charm, given Blumhouse's previous successes. Producer Jason Blum has even said he's "open" to reconfiguring the scripts for abandoned Dark Universe reboots like Bride of Frankenstein and The Wolfman, in the event that The Invisible Man becomes a box office hit. Failing that, the project sounds like a timely and otherwise scary take on the idea that someone being able to turn themselves invisible is actually pretty horrifying.

NEXT: Why the Dark Universe Reboot Will Be a Success (This Time)

Source: Universal/Blumhouse

source https://screenrant.com/blumhouse-invisible-man-reboot-2020-synopsis/

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Losers FTW

Well that's the way it goes. The city is so cold. And I'm so cold. That's what I know. I have nothing to do. I have nothing to say. Only one thing that I want and that’s to listen to this winning selection of the latest 21st century loser punk. Featuring Brad Pot, Christian Fitness, Cheena, Steve Ignorant with Paranoid Visions, Ex-Cult, Narc Parade, Amyl & the Sniffers, G.L.O.S.S., Creep Highway, and 23 more bands that were born to lose.

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Cover Art: Still from Nadia Lee Cohen’s short film “When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth”, 2016.

Running Time: 1 hour, 10 seconds

Tracklist

Dipped In Batter (1:45) — Brad Pot | Melbourne, Australia

I'm Not A Loser (1:50) — Amyl and the Sniffers | Melbourne, Australia

Empty Puppet (1:32) — Mary Bell | Paris, France

This Is No Fashion Show (1:23) — Cocaine Piss | Liege, Belgium

Can't Deny It (2:57) — The Lookers | Ciboure, France

OWOWOWOWOWOWOW (2:01) — Drakulas | Austin, Texas

18 and Free (1:20) — Sick Thoughts | Helsinki, Finland

No More Running (1:56) — Steve Ignorant with Paranoid Visions | Ireland

Donald Got a Train (1:52) — Christian Fitness | Cardiff, Wales, UK

Distressful Youth (1:45) — Pretty Hurts | Berlin, Germany

Think Fast (1:47) — Slim Customers | UK

Mixed Feelings (1:36) — Fried Egg | Virginia

Dogs Roll In (1:59) — Ex-Cult | Memphis, Tennessee

Flow (Lost and Found) (2:09) — Heart Attack Kids | London, Ontario, Canada

Trespass (1:49) — Mind Rays | Ghent, Belgium

Fever (1:48) — Cheena | Brooklyn, New York

SCAB (1:29) — X-Ray Fiends | Auckland, New Zealand

Fresh Hell (2:19) — Greys | Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Too Much (1:43) — DD Owen & Shitty Life | Helsinki, Finland & Parma, Italy

Agree to Disagree (1:40) — Les Posters | California

02 (1:32) — lofter | Oakland, California

Machine War (1:51) — Sarcasm | London, England, UK

Levity (2:19) — Slowcoaches | London, England, UK

I Give Up (1:21) — WHIP | Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Verrückt (2:33) — Narc Parade | Kansas City, Missouri

I Am God (2:25) — Great News | Boston, Massachusetts

Apologies (3:06) — Creep Highway | Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Zombie Protest (1:44) — Bend Sinister | Seattle, Washington

From the Inside (1:21) — A.D. Skinner | Melbourne, Australia

Fight (1:04) — G.L.O.S.S. | Olympia, Washington

Mope (2:46) — Heck | Nottingham, England, UK

Under Threat (1:27) — Detergents | Sheffield, England, UK

Apologies to Divine & Johnny Thunders — R.I.P. Losers!

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Blumhouse & Universal Find Their ‘Invisible Man’ In Oliver Jackson-Cohen - Deadline

Blumhouse & Universal Find Their ‘Invisible Man’ In Oliver Jackson-Cohen – Deadline

EXCLUSIVE: The Haunting of Hill House star Oliver Jackson-Cohen has scored the title role in Universal/Blumhouse’s The Invisible Man which begins production this month in Sydney, Australia. That’s quite a casting coup considering that at one point during early development of this project at Universal, Johnny Depp was set to play the Invisible Man. Jackson-Cohen joins the already announced ca ===R…

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L’Uomo Invisibile: da Hill House arriva il protagonista

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L’Uomo Invisibile: da Hill House arriva il protagonista

L’Uomo Invisibile: da Hill House arriva il protagonista

L’Uomo Invisibile: da Hill House arriva il protagonista

La star di Hill House, Oliver Jackson-Cohen ha ottenuto il ruolo principale in L’Uomo Invisibile, film prodotto da Universal e Blumhouse la cui produzione comincerà a Sydney, in Australia, questo mese.

Si tratta di un bel colpo di scena per il progetto, considerando che, durante lo sviluppo iniziale alla Universal, Johnny Depp era destinato a interpretare il protagonista della storia. Jackson-Cohen si unisce al già annunciato cast di Elisabeth Moss, Aldis Hodge, Harriet Dyer e Storm Reid.

Secondo Deadline, i produttori del film sono rimasti molto colpiti dalla performance di Jackson-Cohen nei panni di Luke Crain in Hill House, tanto da volerlo come protagonista nel progetto che prevede il ritorno al cinema di uno dei personaggi più affascinanti della letteratura.

Leigh Whannell è stato incaricato di scrivere, dirigere e ricoprire il ruolo di produttore esecutivo per L’Uomo Invisibile. Jason Blum produce con la sua Blumhouse Productions insieme a Kylie du Fresne per Goalpost Pictures. Il film è una co-produzione di Goalpost Pictures Australia e Blumhouse Productions, in collaborazione con Nervous Tick, per la Universal Pictures.

Il progetto rientrava nel rilancio del Monsterverse della Universal, che però si è scontrato con il clamoroso flop de La Mummia con Tom Cruise e si è sgretolato prima che potesse effettivamente decollare. Nel progetto iniziale, appunto, Johnny Depp era stato scelto per interpretare il ruolo del protagonista.

Fonte: Deadline

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L’Uomo Invisibile: da Hill House arriva il protagonista

La star di Hill House, Oliver Jackson-Cohen ha ottenuto il ruolo principale in L’Uomo Invisibile, film prodotto da Universal e Blumhouse la cui produzione comincerà a Sydney, in Australia, questo mese. Si tratta di un bel colpo di scena per il progetto, considerando che, durante lo sviluppo iniziale alla Universal, Johnny Depp era destinato a […]

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