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members and admins mwf?

hi anon!! going through our wanted faceclaims channel the latest names in there are:

alicia vikander, alisha boe, anne hathaway, constance wu, grace van dien, issa rae, june diane raphael, katy o'brien, lucy boynton (who could work as one of the winters sisters (see @lxvenderhxzehv for details)), marianly tejada, stephanie hsu, zazie beets

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Project 1 - Photo Storyboard

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i want some specific fc combos so it’s time to be annoying again. my preferred fc, if they exist will be the bolded one. like this and i’ll come bother you!

dylan o’brien x zoey deutch

cooper van grootel x marianly tejada

mike faist x olivia scott welch

hunter schafer x zendaya

jeremy allen white x katie douglas 

christopher briney x lola tung

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Guía de series: Estrenos y regresos de octubre 2021

Una considerable cantidad de series se nos presentarán en la tele próximamente. Como siempre, habrá que ver si cantidad es lo mismo que calidad.

¡Feliz octubre!

Leyenda:

Verde: series nuevas.

Negro: regresos de otras series.

Naranja: miniseries o series documentales.

Amarillo: tv movies, documentales, especiales o pilotos.

Morado: season finales.

Púrpura: midseason finales.

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Calendario de series

1 de octubre:

SWAT (5T), Magnum PI (4T) y Blue Bloods (12T) en CBS

The Many Saints of Newark en HBO Max

Maid (1T completa), The Guilty, Forever Rich y Diana: The Musical en Netflix

3 de octubre:

Ridley Road (1T completa) en BBC One

The Walking Dead: World Beyond (2T y última) en AMC

4 de octubre: On My Block (4T y última) en Netflix

5 de octubre: Escape the Undertaker y Dave Chapelle: The Closer en Netflix

6 de octubre:

CSI: Vegas (1T) en CBS

Brassic (3T) en Sky Max

La venganza de las Juanas (1T completa) y There's Someone Inside Your House en Netflix

7 de octubre:

Young Sheldon (5T), United States of Al (2T), Ghosts (1T) y Bull (6T) en CBS

One of Us Is Lying (1T) en Peacock

The Billion Dollar Code en Netflix

The Outpost (series finale) en The CW

8 de octubre:

Nancy Drew (3T) en The CW

Leverage: Redemption (1bT) en IMDb TV

Pretty Smart (1T completa), Family Business (3T y última completa), Mio fratello mia sorella y Grudge en Netflix

Acapulco (1T) en Apple TV+

Madame X en Paramount+

Justin Bieber: Our World en Prime Video

10 de octubre: The Equalizer (2T) y SEAL Team (5T) en CBS

11 de octubre:

The Baby-Sitters Club (2T completa) en Netflix

We're Here (2T) en HBO

The L Word: Generation Q (2T finale) en Showtime

12 de octubre:

Chucky (1T) en Syfy

The Oval (3T) en BET

13 de octubre:

Dopesick (1T) en Hulu

The Sinner (4T) en USA Network

Legends of Tomorrow (7T) y Batwoman (3T) en The CW

Sistas (3bT) y Twenties (2T) en BET

Just Beyond (1T) en Disney+

Hiacynt y Distancia de rescate en Netflix

14 de octubre:

B Positive (2T) en CBS

Guilty Party (1T) en Paramount+

Legacies (4T) en The CW

Aquaman: King of Atlantis (1T) en HBO Max

Another Life (2T completa) en Netflix

15 de octubre:

You (3T completa), I onde dager y De slag om de Schelde en Netflix

I Know What You Did Last Summer (1T) en Prime Video

Day of the Dead (1T) en Syfy

Cobra (2T) en Sky Max

Puppy Place (1T) en Apple TV+

Halloween Kills en Peacock

16 de octubre: Misfit: The Series (1T completa) en Netflix

17 de octubre:

Succession (3T) en HBO

Fear The Walking Dead (7T) en AMC

Hightown (2T) en Starz

19 de octubre:

Queens (1T) en ABC

Runt en Apple TV+

20 de octubre: Found, Night Teeth y Stuck Together en Netflix

21 de octubre:

The Blacklist (9T) en NBC

The Girl in the Woods (1T) en Peacock

Sex, Love & Goop en Netflix

One of Us Is Lying (1T finale) en Peacock

22 de octubre:

Invasion (1T) en Apple TV+

Inside Job (1T completa), Locke & Key (2T completa) y Maya and the Three (1T completa) en Netflix

Dune en HBO Max

24 de octubre: Insecure (5T y última) y Curb Your Enthusiasm (11T) en HBO

25 de octubre: All American (4T) y 4400 (1T) en The CW

26 de octubre:

Todo lo otro (1T) y Dolores en HBO Max

The Last O.G. (4T) en TBS

27 de octubre: Sintonía (2T completa), Hypnotic y W lesie dzis nie zasnie nikt 2 en Netflix

28 de octubre:

Luis Miguel: La serie (3T y última completa) en Netflix

Walker (2T) en The CW

Love Life (2T) en HBO Max

29 de octubre:

Colin in Black & White (1T completa), El tiempo que te doy (1T completa) y Army of Thieves en Netflix

Swagger (1T) en Apple TV+

Paranormal Activity: Next of Kin en Paramount+

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Estrenos de series

Maid (Netflix)

Para lidiar con la pobreza y la falta de vivienda, una madre soltera (Margaret Qualley; The Leftovers, Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood) comienza a trabajar como criada en casa de una exitosa abogada (Anika Noni Rose; Roots, Assassination Nation). Con Nick Robinson (Love, Simon; A Teacher), Andie MacDowell (Four Weddings and a Funeral, Groundhod Day), Billy Burke (Revolution, Twilight), Tracy Vilar (House, M.D., Partners), Xavi de Guzmán (The 100, Take Two), BJ Harrison (Chilling Advenures of Sabrina, Motherland: Fort Salem) y Rylea Nevaeh Whittet.

Basada en las memorias de Stephanie Land (2019). Escrita por Molly Smith Metzler (Shameless, Orange Is the New Black). Dirigen John Wells (Shameless, Animal Kingdom), Helen Shaver (Vikings, Orphan Black) o Nzingha Stewart (Little Fires Everywhere, Black Monday). Diez episodios.

Estreno: 1 de octubre

Estreno en España: 1 de octubre en Netflix España

Ridley Road (BBC One)

Vivien (Agnes O'Casey) es una joven judía que, en 1962, abandona su vida cómoda en Manchester e, inspirada por el Grupo 62, una coalición militante antifascista que combate el neofascismo en Reino Unido después de la guerra, se infiltra en el NSM, un movimiento neonazi que está creciendo en Londres, tras la desaparición de su novio. Completan el reparto Rory Kinnear (Years and Years, Penny Dreadful), Tracy-Ann Oberman (It's a Sin, After Life), Eddie Marsan (Ray Donovan, Gangs of New York), Tamzin Outhwaite (New Tricks, EastEnders), Samantha Spiro (Sex Education, Me Before You), Rita Tushingham (In the Flesh), Danny Hatchard (Our Girl, EastEnders), Tom Varey (Ackley Bridge, No Offence), Julia Krynke (The A Word, Line of Duty), Gabriel Akuwudike (1917, Hanna), Danny Sykes (Bulletproof) y Hannah Traylen (Harlots, Unforgotten).

Basada en la novela de Jo Bloom (2014), escrita y producida por Sarah Solemani (Barry) y dirigida por Lisa Mulcahy (Years and Years, Blood). Cuatro episodios. 

Estreno: 3 de octubre

CSI: Vegas (CBS)

William Petersen (Grissom), Jorja Fox (Sara), Wallace Langham (Hodges) y Paul Guilfoyle (Brass) vuelven a esta secuela de CSI (2000-2015) a la que se unen Matt Lauria (Friday Night Lights, Kingdom), Paula Newsome (Chicago Med, Barry), Mel Rodriguez (The Last Man on Earth), Mandeep Dhillon (After Life, Bulletproof), Jamie McShane (Bloodline, SEAL Team), Robert Curtis Brown (The Handmaid's Tale, Station 19), David Paladino (You), Sean Alexander James (The Morning Show) o Johnny Rey Diaz (Pam & Tommy).

Escrita por Jason Tracey (Elementary, Burn Notice). Diez episodios.

Estreno: 6 de octubre

La venganza de las Juanas (Netflix)

Cinco mujeres con la misma marca de nacimiento, y todas llamadas Juana, deciden investigar sobre su pasado y descubren una red de mentiras montada por un poderoso político (Carlos Ponce; Devious Maids, Julie and the Phantoms). Protagonizada por Juanita Arias (El señor de los cielos, Como tú no hay dos), Sofía Engberg, Oka Giner (Señora Acero, Gossip Girl: Acapulco), Renata Notni (Mi adorable maldición, Sueño de amor) y Zuria Vega (Mi marido tiene familia, Que te perdone Dios). Completan el reparto Carlos Athié (Mi adorable maldición, Que te perdone Dios), Federico Espejo (La casa de las flores, La jefa del campeón) y Pablo Astiazarán (Ingobernable, Club de Cuervos).

Adaptación mexicana de la telenovela colombiana Las Juanas (1997-1998). Escrita por Jimena Romero (Más sabe el diablo, ¿Quién eres tú?). Dieciocho episodios.

Estreno: 6 de octubre

Estreno en España: 6 de octubre en Netflix España

Ghosts (CBS)

Comedia monocámara adaptación de la serie británica en la que una pareja hereda una casa de campo destartalada y llena de fantasmas. Protagonizada por Rose McIver (iZombie, Woke), Utkarsh Ambudkar (The Mindy Project, Brockmire), Brandon Scott Jones (The Good Place, The Other Two), Rebecca Wisocky (Devious Maids, For All Mankind), Danielle Pinnock (Young Sheldon, Get Shorty), Richie Moriarty (The Tick), Asher Grodman, Sheila Carrasco (Jane the Virgin) y Román Zaragoza (Austin & Ally).

Escrita y producida por Joe Port y Joe Wiseman, productores de Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist o New Girl.

Estreno: 7 de octubre

One of Us Is Lying (Peacock)

Cinco estudiantes de instituto son castigados y enviados a la sala de detención, de la que solamente cuatro salen vivos. Todos son sospechosos y todos tienen algo que ocultar. Protagonizada por Marianly Tejada (The Purge), Cooper van Grootel, Annalisa Cochrane (Cobra Kai, Heathers), Chibuikem Uche, Barrett Carnahan (Cobra Kai, Alexa & Katie), Jessica McLeod (You Me Her), Melissa Collazo (Swamp Thing), Mark McKenna (Wayne, Sing Street), Martin Bobb-Semple (Pandora, Free Rein), Karim Diané (StartUp), Sara Thompson (The 100, Burden of Truth), George Ferrier (Dirty Laundry), Miles J. Harvey (American Vandal), Zenia Marshall (Date My Dad), Hugo Ateo (Siren, The Terror) y Alimi Ballard (Queen of the South, CSI).

Basada en la novela de Karen M. McManus (2017). Escrita y producida por Darío Madrona (Élite, Los protegidos) y Erica Saleh (Evil, Instinct). Dirige y produce el piloto Jennifer Morrison (Euphoria). Ocho episodios.

Estreno: 7 de octubre

The Billion Dollar Code (Netflix)

En los años 90, dos pioneros de la informática alemanes fueron a juicio con una demanda multimillonaria para luchar por sus derechos como inventores del algoritmo de Google Earth. La historia real de la dura batalla de dos grandes amigos contra un oponente aparentemente invencible cuenta con el mundo del hackeo en Berlín y el idealista mundo de los inicios de Silicon Valley como telón de fondo. Con Mark Waschke (Dark, Tatort), Mišel Matičević (Babylon Berlin, Tatort), Leonard Scheicher (Das Boot, Das schweigende Klassenzimmer), Marius Ahrendt, Lavinia Wilson (Deutschland 86, Deutschland 89) y Seumas Sargent (Spy City).

Creada y producida por Oliver Ziegenbalg y Robert Thalheim, escrita por Ziegenbalg y dirigida por Thalheim.

Estreno: 7 de octubre

Estreno: 7 de octubre en Netflix España

Pretty Smart (Netflix)

Comedia multicámara centrada en Chelsea (Emily Osment; Young & Hungry, Hannah Montana), una altanera e ingeniosa intelectual sin habilidades sociales para vivir en el mundo real que, cuando su novio la deja inesperadamente, se ve obligada a vivir con su despreocupada y jovial hermana Claire (Olivia Macklin; The Young Pope, Filthy Rich) y sus amigos: Grant (Gregg Sulkin; Runaways, Wizards of Waverly Place), un dulce y romántico entrenador personal; Solana (Cinthya Carmona; Greenhouse Academy, East Los High), una antigua abogada que ahora se dedica a la sanación; y Jayden (Michael Hsu Rosen; Tiny Pretty Things, Jessica Jones), un influencer de las redes sociales.

Creada, escrita y producida por Jack Dolgen (Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, Diary of a Future President) y Doug Mand (How I Met Your Mother, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend). Producida por Kourtney Kang (How I Met Your Mother, Fresh Off the Boat) y dirigida por Pamela Fryman (How I Met Your Mother, Frasier). Diez episodios.

Estreno: 8 de octubre

Estreno en España: 8 de octubre en Netflix España

Acapulco (Apple TV+)

Comedia bilingüe centrada en Máximo (Enrique Arrizon; Las hijas de Abril, La jefa del campeón), un joven mexicano que en 1984 consiguió el que creía que sería el trabajo de sus sueños en un resort pero que resultó ser un puesto mucho más complicado que le haría cuestionarse su moral y sus creencias. Eugenio Derbez (No se aceptan devoluciones, Dora and the Lost City of Gold) producirá y narrará la serie interpretando a la versión actual del joven. Completan el reparto Damián Alcázar (Narcos, Señora Acero), Camilla Pérez (A Teacher, Gotham), Raphael Alejandro (Once Upon a Time, Bunk'd), Jessica Collins (The Young and the Restless, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia), Chord Overstreet (Glee), Vanessa Bauche (Luis Miguel: La Serie, Rosario Tijeras), Rafael Cebrián (Las aventuras del capitán Alatriste, Narcos), Fernando Carsa, Regina Reynoso (La rosa de Guadalupe), Regina Orozco (La casa de las flores, Mi marido tiene familia) y Carlos Corona (El señor de los cielos, Doña Flor y sus dos maridos).

Inspirada en la película How to Be a Latin Lover (2017). Creada por Austin Winsberg (Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist, Gossip Girl), Eduardo Cisneros (No se aceptan devoluciones) y Jason Shuman (Anger Management) y escrita por Winsberg y Chris Harris (How I Met Your Mother). Diez episodios.

Estreno: 8 de octubre

Estreno en España: 8 de octubre en Apple TV+ España

Chucky (Syfy)

Serie continuación de la saga cinematográfica protagonizada por Chucky (Brad Dourif) en la que Jake (Zackary Arthur; Transparent, Kidding), un adolescente gay solitario que sufre acoso y busca su sitio tras la muerte de su madre, encuentra al muñeco diabólico en una venta de garaje. Alex Vincent, Christine Elise McCarthy y Jennifer Tilly volverán a interpretar a Andy Barclay, Kyle Simpson y Tiffany Valentine. Completan el cast Devon Sawa (Final Destination, Casper), Teo Briones (Ratched, Pretty Little Liars), Alyvia Ayn Lind (Daybreak, Masters of Sex), Fiona Dourif (True Blood, The Blacklist), Barbara Alyn Woods (One Tree Hill; Honey, I Shrunk the Kids: The TV Show), Björgvin Arnarson (The Seventh Day) y Lexa Doig (Continuum, Arrow).

Creada y escrita por Don Mancini (Child's Play, Bride of Chucky), que también dirigirá el primer episodio. Ocho episodios.

Estreno: 12 de octubre

Estreno en España: Enero en Syfy España

Dopesick (Hulu)

Limited series que explorará el inicio de la crisis del opio en Estados Unidos y cómo afectó a varias familias, cuyas historias se cruzaron, desde el lanzamiento al mercado del fármaco OxyContin a finales de los 90 con una promoción que obviaba los altos índices de adicción que generaba. Protagonizada por Michael Keaton (Birdman, Beetlejuice), Peter Sarsgaard (The Killing, The Slap), Kaitlyn Dever (Last Man Standing, Unbelievable), Rosario Dawson (Luke Cage, Jane the Virgin), Will Poulter (The Maze Runner, Midsommar), Michael Stuhlbarg (Boardwalk Empire, Call Me by Your Name), Jaime Ray Newman (Veronica Mars, Bates Motel), Will Chase (Nashville, Smash),  John Hoogenakker (Jack Ryan, Castle Rock), Phillipa Soo (Hamilton, Smash), Jake McDorman (Shameless, Greek), Ray McKinnon (Deadwood, Sons of Anarchy), Cleopatra Coleman (The Last Man on Earth, In the Shadow of the Moon), Andrea Frankle (Cloak & Dagger, The Purge), Rebecca Wisocky (Devious Maids, For All Mankind), Meagen Fay (Agent Carter, Malcolm in the Middle) y Trevor Long (Ozark, Low Winter Sun).

Adaptación del libro de no ficción de Beth Macy (2018), escrita por Danny Strong (Empire, The Butler) y dirigida por Barry Levinson (Paterno, Rain Man). Producen Strong, Levinson y Keaton. Ocho episodios.

Estreno: 13 de octubre

Estreno: 12 de noviembre en Disney+ Star España

Just Beyond (Disney+)

Antología que adapta Goosebumps, las historias gráficas de R.L. Stine en las que distintos personajes realizan viajes de autodescubrimiento en mundos llenos de brujas, aliens, fantasmas o universos paralelos. Podremos ver en la serie a Mckenna Grace (The Haunting of Hill House, Designated Survivor), Nasim Pedrad (Scream Queens, New Girl), Lexi Underwood (Little Fires Everywhere, The First Lady), Henry Thomas (The Haunting of Hill House, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial), Christine Ko (Dave, Upload), Malcolm Barrett (Preacher, Timeless), Sally Pressman (Army Wives, Good Girls), Cedric Joe (Space Jam: A New Legacy), Riki Lindhome (Another Period, Enlightened), Tim Heidecker (Moonbase 8), Gabriel Bateman (The Mosquito Coast, Outcast), Cyrus Arnold (The Exorcist), Arjun Athalye (Are You Afraid of the Dark?), Jack Gore (Billions, The Kids Are Alright), Logan Gray (Vengeance), Elisha Henig (American Vandal, Mythic Quest), Rachel Marsh (Before We Go), Jy Prishkulkni (The Birch), Izabela Vidovic (The Fosters, Supergirl) y Megan Stott (Little Fires Everywhere).

Escrita y producida por Seth Grahame-Smith (Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, The Hard Times of RJ Berger). Produce R.L. Stine. Ocho episodios.

Estreno: 13 de octubre

Guilty Party (Paramount+)

Comedia negra en la que Beth Burgess (Kate Beckinsale; Underworld, Serendipity), una periodista sin prestigio, trata de salvar su carrera siguiendo la historia de Tony Plimpton (Jules Latimer), una joven madre que está en prisión y condenada a cadena perpetua por asesinar a su marido aunque ella dice ser inocente. Beth tendrá que lidiar con contrabandistas de armas, la cultura del clickbait o su propio pasado. Con Geoff Stults (Enlisted, Little Fires Everywhere), Laurie Davidson (Will, Cats), Andre Hyland, Tiya Sircar (The Good Place, The Fugitive), Alanna Ubach (Euphoria, Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce) y Madeleine Arthur (The Family, Snowpiercer).

Creada por Rebecca Addelman (Dead to Me) y dirigida por Trent O'Donnell (No Activity, New Girl). Producida por Addelman, O'Donnell y Beckinsale. Diez episodios.

Estreno: 14 de octubre

I Know What You Did Last Summer (Prime Video)

Un año después del accidente mortal que estropeó la noche de la graduación, un grupo de adolescentes es perseguido por un asesino. Mientras averiguan quién es, descubren el lado secreto de su pueblo aparentemente perfecto y de ellos mismos. Con Madison Iseman (Jumanji, The Next Level), Bill Heck (The Old Man, Locke & Key), Brianne Tju (Light as a Feather), Ezekiel Goodman, Ashley Moore (Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping), Sebastian Amoruso (Solve), Fiona Rene (Stumptown), Cassie Beck (Connecting, Good Joe Bell), Brooke Bloom (Homecoming, Alpha House), Sonya Balmores (Inhumans), Spencer Sutherland (Afterlife of the Party), Chrissie Fit (Awkwafina Is Nora from Queens)

Basada en la novela de Lois Duncan (1973) en la que se inspiró la película de 1997. Escrita y producida por Sara Goodman (Preacher, Gossip Girl). Produce James Wan (Saw, The Conjuring). Ocho episodios.

Estreno: 15 de octubre

Estreno en España: 15 de octubre en Prime Video España

Misfit: The Series (Netflix)

Tras la trilogía cinematográfica neerlandesa, Julia (Djamila) y las misfits trabajan en las canciones y las coreografías de un musical que la nueva directora quiere prohibir para que se centren en la disciplina, las notas y los estudios. Julia idea un plan para sabotear las reglas de dirección y trabajar en el musical en secreto.

Estreno: 16 de octubre

Estreno en España: 16 de octubre en Netflix España

Day of the Dead (Syfy)

Oda a la película de George A. Romero (1985) en la que seis extraños intentarán sobrevivir en las primeras veinticuatro horas de una invasión zombie. Con Keenan Tracey (Bates Motel, The 100), Daniel Doheny (Brand New Cherry Flavor, Alex Strangelove), Natalie Malaika (The Color Rose), Morgan Holmstrom (I Still See You), Kristy Dawn Dinsmore (Vikings), Miranda Frigon (Aurora Teagarden Mysteries), Mike Dopud (Power, Arrow), Dejan Loyola (Saving Hope, iZombie), Marci T. House (iZombie, Julie and the Phantoms), Kevin O'Grady (Julie and the Phantoms, You Me Her), Matty Finochio (Once Upon a Time in Wonderland, The Order), Trezzo Mahoro (Van Helsing), Christopher Russell (UnREAL, Dirk Gently) y Lucia Walters (The 100, The L Word).

Escrita por Jed Elinoff y Scott Thomas, creadores de Raven's Home. Diez episodios.

Estreno: 15 de octubre

Queens (ABC)

Cuatro mujeres de cuarenta y tantos se reúnen para intentar recuperar la fama y el estilo que tenían en los 90 cuando se convirtieron en leyendas del hip-hop con el grupo Nasty Bitches. Protagonizada por Eve (Eve, Feel Good), Naturi Naughton (Power, The Client List), Nadine Velazquez (My Name Is Earl, Six), Taylor Selé (P-Valley, The Deuce), Pepi Sonuga (Famous in Love, Ash vs. Evil Dead), Brandy Norwood (Moesha, Star) y Precious Way (Days of Our Lives, Partners in Rhyme).

Escrita y producida por Zahir McGhee (Scandal, Stumptown). Dirige el piloto y produce Tim Story (White Famous, Prince of Peoria).

Estreno: 19 de octubre

The Girl in the Woods (Peacock)

Hay una colonia de carácter sectario en el noroeste del Pacífico que protege al mundo de los monstruos escondidos tras una puerta secreta en pleno bosque. Carrie (Stefanie Scott; A.N.T. Farm, Insidious: Chapter 3), una misteriosa guerrera, huye de esta colonia y trata de mantenerse a salvo en el pequeño pueblo de West Pine, donde se da un debate medioambiental entre mineros y activistas. Allí, Nolan (Misha Osherovich; Freaky, NOS4A2) y Tasha (Sofia Bryant, I Am Not Okay with This), mejores amigos aunque formen parte de distintos bandos, reaccionan de diferente manera ante la llegada de Carrie y de las fuerzas extrañas que comienzan a acechar el pueblo. Además, el antiguo mentor de Carrie (Will Yun Lee; The Good Doctor, Altered Carbon) tiene ahora la misión de encontrarla y obligarla a regresar a la colonia, donde deberá enfrentarse a las consecuencias de su deserción. Completan el reparto Kylie Liya Page (Ninja Assassin), Reed Diamond (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Designated Survivor) y Leonard Roberts (Heroes, Buffy the Vampire Slayer).

Adaptación de los cortometrajes de Crypt TV The Door in the Woods (2018) y su secuela The Girl in the Woods (2020). Escrita por Casey Modderno (The Birch). Krysten Ritter (Jessica Jones) dirige los cuatro primeros episodios y Jacob Chase (Come Play), el resto. Producen Modderno, Ritter, Chase y Jack Davis y Darren Brandl, de Crypt TV. Ocho episodios.

Estreno: 21 de octubre

Invasion (Apple TV+)

Cuenta una invasión alienígena desde distintos continentes, con el punto de vista de un sheriff a punto de retirarse (Sam Neill; Jurassic Park, Peaky Blinders), un soldado en Afganistán (Shamier Anderson; Wynonna Earp, The Next Step), un matrimonio de inmigrantes sirios que viven en Long Island (Goldshifteh Farahani y Firas Nassar) o una inteligente miembro del control de las misiones del programa espacial japonés (Shioli Kutsuna, Deadpool 2).

Escrita y producida por Simon Kinberg (X-Men: Days of Future Past, The Twilight Zone) y David Weil (Hunters). Dirigida y producida por Jakob Verbruggen (The Alienist, The Fall). Diez episodios.

Estreno: 22 de octubre

Estreno en España: 22 de octubre en Apple TV+ España

Inside Job (Netflix)

Para los empleados de esta organización secreta, las conspiraciones no son teorías, son hechos. Precisamente, es su trabajo mantenerlas en secreto. Cuenta con las voces de Lizzy Caplan (Masters of Sex, Castle Rock), Christian Slater (Mr. Robot, Dr. Death), Clark Duke (Greek, I'm Dying Up Here), Andrew Daly (Silicon Valley, Veep), Bobby Lee (MADtv, Love), John DiMaggio (Mythic Quest, Disenchantment), Tisha Campbell (My Wife and Kids, Dr. Ken) y Brett Gelman (Stranger Things, Fleabag).

Comedia de animación creada y escrita por Shion Takeuchi (Disenchantment, Gravity Falls). Producida por Alex Hirsch (Gravity Falls). Veinte episodios.

Estreno: 22 de octubre

Estreno en España: 22 de octubre en Netflix España

4400 (The CW)

Reboot de la serie The 4400 (2004-2007) en la que 4400 personas ignoradas, menospreciadas o marginadas que han desaparecido durante los últimos cien años aparecen en un instante sin haber envejecido ni un solo día y sin recuerdos de qué les ha ocurrido en todo este tiempo. Mientras el gobierno corre a analizar la potencial amenaza y contener la historia, los 4400 deben afrontar su nueva vida y hacerse a la idea de que es probable que hayan vuelto por una razón específica. Con T.L. Thompson, Cory Jeacoma (Power Book II: Ghost), Ireon Roach (Candyman), Derrick A. King (Call Your Mother), Autumn Best, Joseph David-Jones (Arrow, Nashville), Khailah Johnson, Brittany Adebumola (Grand Army), Jaye Ladymore (Empire) y Amarr Wooten (Knight Squad, American Housewife).

Creada, escrita y producida por Ariana Jackson (Riverdale, UnREAL).

Estreno: 25 de octubre

Colin in Black & White (Netflix)

Limited series que sigue los años formativos de Colin Kaepernick, el quarterback de los San Francisco 49ers y activista que durante la temporada de 2016 se arrodilló antes de los partidos mientras sonaba el himno nacional. Jaden Michael (The Get Down) interpretará una versión adolescente del jugador. Completan el reparto Nick Offerman (Parks and Recreation, Devs), Mary-Louise Parker (Weeds, The West Wing), Klarke Pipkin, Amarr Wooten (Knight Squad, American Housewife) y Mace Coronel (Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn).

Escrita y producida por Michael Starrbury (When They See Us). Producida por Ava DuVernay (When They See Us, Queen Sugar) y Kaepernick, que narrará la historia. Seis episodios.

Estreno: 29 de octubre

Estreno en España: 29 de octubre en Netflix España

Swagger (Apple TV+)

Drama que explorará el mundo del baloncesto juvenil centrándose en los jugadores, sus familias y los entrenadores. Tocará temas como los sueños, la ambición, el oportunismo o la corrupción inspirándose en los años de juventud del jugador Kevin Durant. Protagonizada por O'Shea Jackson Jr. (Obi-Wan Kenobi), Isaiah Hill, Shinelle Azoroh, Quvenzhané Wallis (Beasts of the Southern Wild, Annie), Caleel Harris (When They See Us, Castle Rock), James Bingham, Solomon Irama, Ozie Nzeribe (Shameless), Tessa Ferrer (Grey's Anatomy, Mr. Mercedes), Tristan Mack Wilds (The Wire, 90210) y Jason Rivera.

Escrita, dirigida y producida por Reggie Rock Bythewood (Shots Fired, Players). Produce Durant. Diez episodios.

Estreno: 29 de octubre

Estreno en España: 29 de octubre en Apple TV+ España

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The Beginner’s Guide to Catholic Saints

The Beginner’s Guide to Catholic Saints

By: Katie Tejada Being Catholic has many joys, but one aspect I truly cherish about my faith is the vast community of Catholics worldwide. Millions of people from all walks of life have followed the path of Jesus and embraced his teachings. As a mere mortal, trying to live up to the standards Christ exemplified can be challenging, but thankfully, we have a source of inspiration to keep us…

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The sisters from Keeping Up With the Kardashians became makeup, hair, and fashion icons all because of their talented glam squad. Some of the people on the squad have been with the Kardashian-Jenners for years, while others began working with them recently. However long they have been with the family, the glam squad certainly knows how to make this famous family look red-carpet ready.

Over the years, the Kardashian-Jenners have had multiple people on their squad who eventually left due to a clash with one of the family members. Others simply moved on from working with them. But those that stayed have not only become an important part of their team, but have created close bonds with the sisters. Here is everything you need to know about the Kardashian-Jenner glam squad.

Related: KUWTK: Kylie Jenner Does Caitlyn's Makeup For The First Time In Cute Video

Jen Atkin is a hairdresser and stylist who has been part of the Kardashian-Jenners glam squad since they began their journey on KUWTK. Cosmopolitan Middle East describes Jen as one of Hollywood’s most renowned celebrity hairdressers. She has worked with other A-list celebs, such as Chrissy Teigen, Hailey Baldwin, and the Hadid sisters. She began her career by assisting Chris McMillian, who created Rachel Green's iconic hairstyle from Friends, for several years before landing the job of assisting celebrity hairstylist Andy Lecompte. Jen now has her own haircare line, OUAI, which can be found online and at Sephora.

Ariel is a makeup artist who is well-known for working with the youngest of the sisters, Kylie Jenner. He has since worked with Kim Kardashian, Lilly Ghalichi, Kendall Jenner, and Shay Mitchell. The makeup artist was discovered at 20 years old by Kylie, who direct messaged him on Instagram in April 2015 saying, "Look, whenever you're in L.A., I want to work with you, let me know."

Chris Appleton has been one of the Kardashian-Jenner's go-to hairstylists for the past couple of years. He has worked with other celebrities, such as Jennifer Lopez, Ariana Grande, and Katy Perry. Chris grew a fondness for cutting and styling hair at the age of five and began working in salons at the age of 15. The hairstylist also has an interesting past. In his early 20s, Chris welcomed two children, Kitty-Blu and Billy, with his ex-partner, Katie, reports Quick Celeb Facts. He realized he was gay at 26-years-old and has been living openly since.

Mario found his passion for makeup while working at Sephora after a customer asked him to suggest a lipstick that would suit her face. After developing an interest in makeup, he landed a job as a makeup artist at Fox News. After showcasing his makeup skills on TV, Social Life magazine called him for a photo shoot, where he met his muse, Kim Kardashian. The pair have since stopped working together. Mario came out with his own makeup line in October 2020, Makeup By Mario, which is sold at Sephora.

Mary Philips is another makeup artist who regularly works with the Kardashian-Jenners. Besides regularly work with Kim, Khloé, and Kendall, Mary also works with Jennifer Lopez, Gwen Stefani, and Dua Lipa. Besides her talent in makeup, Mary keeps up to date on all the latest skincare trends. She always gives her A-list clients tips on skincare and how it plays an essential role in looking their best during red carpet appearances and photo shoots.

The Kardashian-Jenners love to have options when it comes to their glam squad. Not only that, but they are also very particular about who does their hair and makeup, only getting the best of the best for red carpet appearances and photo shoots. They only use the people they trust the most to get them looking camera ready.

Next: KUWTK: Kendall Gets Fans Excited For New YouTube Collab With Kylie

Sources: Cosmopolitan Middle East, Jen Atkin (Instagram), Ariel Tejada (Instagram), Chris Appleton (Instagram), Quick Celeb Facts, Mario Dedivanovic (Instagram), Mary Philips (Instagram)

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Strategies for Reducing Financial Stress

https://koliasa.com/strategies-for-reducing-financial-stress/ Strategies for Reducing Financial Stress - https://koliasa.com/strategies-for-reducing-financial-stress/ By Katie Tejada If there’s one lesson that Covid-19 has taught us, it’s that ...

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Wall Street Rises After Historic Plunge: Live Market Updates

Wall Street’s gains fade as investors’ jitters persist.

Stock climbed Friday, rebounding from their worst day in more than 30 years, with gains that were pinned partly to signs of movement in Washington and a pledge by leaders in Germany to spend heavily to support Europe’s largest economy.But investor nervousness persisted and an early rally on Wall Street faded. The S&P 500 was up about 1 percent by midday, after initially jumping as much as 6 percent. Trading in Europe followed a similar pattern, with major indexes surging as much as 10 percent early in the day before losing steam as the week ended.Financial markets have been nothing if not inconsistent for the past three weeks, plunging and then rising, and then plunging again, as each day brought new measures to contain the outbreak and new worries that the economy, workers and businesses would take a hit as a result of them.On Thursday, stocks on Wall Street and in Europe plunged in their biggest daily drop since the stock market crashed in 1987, as President Trump’s ban on the entry to the United States from most European countries disappointed investors, who had been waiting for Washington to take stronger steps to bolster the economy.But late Thursday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said that she and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin had “resolved most of our differences” on a package of economic aid for workers and companies, pledging a vote in the House of Representatives on Friday.And on Friday, Germany’s government said that it would make more than $600 billion available to help companies there, while France pledged to unleash tens of billions of euros to prevent a potential jump in unemployment by paying small and medium-size businesses slammed by the epidemic to keep workers on furlough.Olaf Scholz, the German finance minister, said that his government could take further steps, including taking stakes in companies, if deemed necessary. “We can’t forget the lessons of the previous financial crisis,” Mr. Scholz told reporters in Berlin.Also on Friday, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York moved again to inject more liquidity in the Treasury markets, saying it would complete half of its planned $80 billion of government bond purchases for the month today.“These purchases are intended to address highly unusual disruptions in the market for Treasury securities associated with the coronavirus outbreak,” it said in a statement.The volatility in markets this week reflects the increasing concern that governments and central banks may not be able to meaningfully mitigate the economic fallout from the spreading coronavirus.Asian indexes were hammered on Friday following the U.S. market plunge. Like Wall Street, every major financial market in Asia except for China is now firmly in bear market territory.

The Fed will inject more liquidity into the Treasury market.

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York is buying up a variety of Treasury securities in a bid to keep markets functioning normally after trading in government debt broke down earlier this week — and that effort to help became even more substantial on Friday.The bank said it would pull forward its planned monthly purchases, which total $80 billion, so that half of them would be done by the end of the day. It would also “bring forward remaining purchases for this monthly calendar and adjust terms of operations as needed to foster smooth Treasury market functioning,” it said in a statement.The swift action suggested to some investors that there could be more to come, and stock prices rallied on the back of the announcement.“It’s a signal that they are diagnosing what it going on in the market,” said Julia Coronado, founder of MacroPolicy Perspectives. “It’s a signal that we’re likely to get quantitative easing next week, if not before.”But just as the Fed was pulling out the stops, President Trump was tweeting about the central bank’s inaction.“The Federal Reserve must FINALLY lower the Fed Rate to something comparable to their competitor Central Banks,” he wrote. “Jay Powell and group are putting us at a decided economic & physiological disadvantage.”The Fed was ahead of its global counterparts in reacting to the coronavirus’s economic threat, slashing rates by half a percentage point last week in its first emergency move since the financial crisis. It is widely expected to lower rates again at its meeting next week, and analysts think it could revive more aggressive bond-buying, among other measures meant to cushion the market and real-economy fallout of the global pandemic.

Mnuchin says U.S. in ‘second inning’ of stimulus efforts.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin vowed on Friday that the United States government would do whatever was necessary to ensure that markets have “almost unlimited” liquidity. He said that the economic relief package being negotiated with Congress was just the beginning of efforts to stimulate the economy in the wake of the coronavirus.“I think we’re like in the second inning of getting things done,” Mr. Mnuchin said on CNBC.The Trump administration is considering additional relief measures, including a payroll tax holiday. Mr. Mnuchin also said that the administration is working on exemptions from tariffs imposed by President Trump that are affecting businesses, and that he would be open to waiving restrictions on withdrawals for 401(k) investments so that people can more readily access their savings.The Treasury secretary dismissed rumors that markets could shut down because of the recent volatility, and he encouraged banks to turn to the Federal Reserve’s discount window for funding if needed.Mr. Mnuchin expressed optimism that the current “black swan” period would be over in a matter of months, and pent-up demand would jump-start the economy.

A split in Congress: Who should be paid not to work?

A fundamental divide over how many Americans should be paid to stay home from work amid the coronavirus outbreak has emerged as one snag in negotiations over a multibillion-dollar federal response to the mounting health and economic damage from the virus.House Democrats are set to vote Friday on a bill, negotiated with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, that includes several measures meant to combat the spread of the virus and cushion its economic shock to the economy. One of those is a plan to provide paid leave to workers affected by the virus.A key question is how many workers should be covered by that leave plan, which would ensure compensation for people who do not go to work during the outbreak. Many Republicans want to keep it focused narrowly to workers who have contracted the virus or are forced to care for sick family members or children whose schools have closed — and they are concerned that the bill, more broadly written, could also encourage healthy people to stay home, thus chilling economic activity.Many Democrats say legislation should go further, and protect workers from being forced to expose themselves to the virus.The final legislation could affect both the health of the economy and the speed at which the disease spreads.

China makes the masks the world needs, and it’s starting to share.

With the United States struggling to meet coronavirus testing demands, China, which appears to have made progress managing the outbreak, has tried to become a resource for other nations.On Friday, the Jack Ma Foundation and Alibaba Foundation said they would donate 500,000 testing kits and one million masks to the United States to help it deal with the pandemic. Alibaba is China’s biggest online retailer, and Mr. Ma is the company’s co-founder and former executive chairman.“Drawing from my own country’s experience, speedy and accurate testing and adequate personal protective equipment for medical professionals are most effective in preventing the spread of the virus,” Mr. Ma said in a statement.Mr. Ma said that the two foundations had, in recent weeks, also donated similar resources to Japan, Korea, Italy, Iran and Spain.

Here’s what else is happening.

Berkshire Hathaway said it would not allow shareholders to physically attend its May 2 annual meeting in Omaha, Neb., which will be streamed online. All special events around the meeting were canceled.The People’s Bank of China said it would inject $79 billion into its financial system, in a move that indicated Beijing remained concerned about its domestic economy after weeks of virtual shutdown.The travel and tourism industries could lose up to 50 million jobs as the coronavirus pandemic saps demand for their services, the World Travel and Tourism Council said on Friday. To preserve jobs, the group said governments should remove barriers to travel, cut taxes, provide incentives and support promotional campaigns.American consumers were slightly less confident in early March compared with a month ago, according to the latest University of Michigan consumer confidence index, reflecting early fears about the spread of coronavirus and its impact on the stock market. The index fell to 95.9 in March, which the survey described as a “modest decline” from 101.0 in February.“The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,” “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” and “Late Night With Seth Meyers” will suspend production next week, CBS and NBC said Thursday, making them the biggest daily American television series to go dark because of concerns surrounding the coronavirus pandemicDisney will close its theme parks worldwide starting this weekend, including Disney World in Florida and the Disneyland Resort in California. Disney Cruise Line will also close.Reporting was contributed by Alexandra Stevenson, Jeanna Smialek, Niraj Chokshi, Jim Tankersley, Cao Li, Amie Tsang, Carlos Tejada, Brooks Barnes, Mohammed Hadi and Katie Robertson. Read the full article

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ELLE’s Women in Tech: The 2020 Power List

Weathering storms over privacy concerns, hate speech and and racial inequities in AI, the tech industry is facing a reckoning. At the same time, there exist so many reasons to believe there is hope. Here are 17 of them.

They recognize that moving forward with the status quo is no longer an option and, crucially, that tech can be used as a force for good. Working in venture capital, AI, cryptocurrency and running some of the nation’s biggest companies as well as the industry’s most progressive inclusion initiatives, the women below are using their talents and skills to help tech shape the kind of world we want to be a part of.

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MONIQUE IDLETT-MOSLEY, REIGN VENTURES

Idlett-Mosley worked for USA Today, then became CEO of the label Mosley Brands and Mosley Music Group (both of which she founded with her husband, Timbaland), before launching the VC firm Reign Ventures with partner Erica Duignan Minnihan in 2017. The Miami- and New York–based firm, which is named after Idlett-Mosley’s daughter, focuses on early-stage investing in companies run by women and people of color (black women have raised only 0.0006 percent of VC funding in the past decade). Reign Ventures has backed start-ups like the wedding website and app Appy Couple and the fashion rental platform Villageluxe. “I want to make sure that we leave behind an opportunity and an experience for girls to know that they’re worthy of being invested in, that we’re not charity work,” she says.

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KATIE HAUN, ANDREESSEN HOROWITZ

Haun, a former federal prosecutor whose résumé includes a clerkship with Supreme Court justice Anthony Kennedy and a stint in the Eastern District of Virginia prosecuting violent crime, had never heard of Bitcoin when she was asked to investigate it in 2012. She quickly caught up, creating the government task force on cryptocurrency and becoming a leading expert in the process. Now she leads a $350 million cryptocurrency fund at Andreessen Horowitz, where she became the storied VC firm’s first female general partner in 2018, and she sits on the board of the cryptocurrency exchange platform Coinbase. She continues to be a proponent of blockchain technology. “Just like a lot of things in tech, it can be used for good things, and it can be used for bad things.”

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KARLA MONTEROSSO, CODE2040

Code2040 seeks to remove the structural and attitudinal barriers that have prevented black and Latinx people from being fully represented in high-powered tech roles. CEO Monterosso was a director at the nonprofit Health Leads when she attended a Code2040 event and saw students presenting a translation app that could have dramatically improved medical care for the patients she worked with. She joined the team shortly after. “It became clear that the next version of the country was going to be built in the cloud, and if it wasn’t being built by people who had the experiences of being black or Latinx, that it was going to be built in the same way it was in the Industrial Revolution.”

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EMILIE CHOI, COINBASE

This past May, Choi was elevated to COO of the cryptocurrency exchange start-up Coinbase. Prior to her promotion, she’d played a fundamental role in securing the $325 million in funding that helped the company score an $8 billion valuation at the end of 2018, despite Bitcoin’s plunge. In her two years at the company, she’s become convinced that cryptocurrency is the next frontier in technology. “The founding rationale behind crypto is one in which it’s accessible to anybody. It’s serving people who are unbanked; it’s serving people who are overbanked,” she says. “I hope that over time, we can find ways in which we can broadly mimic that throughout other [tech] industries.”

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JENNIFER TEJADA, PAGERDUTY

When PagerDuty went public in April, CEO Tejada rang the bell at the New York Stock Exchange after raising $218 million in its IPO. She’s the rare woman at the helm of an enterprise start-up,a software company that scored a valuation of over $1 billion prior to its NYSE debut. Tejada also serves on the board of Estée Lauder. “I’m a lot of things, and self-aware is definitely one of them; I knew that I was not somebody who was going to start something myself,” she says of her career trajectory, which began in the management training program at Proctor & Gamble. “I am more someone who can recognize a great outfit and become a very loving adoptive parent.”

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ROBIN RASKIN, LIVING IN DIGITAL TIMES

At PC Magazine, Raskin, who began contributing in 1984 and eventually became editor, was one of very few women and strove to shape the magazine’s coverage around the idea of how computers, then the domain of the ultra-techie, could come to shape every facet of our day-to-day lives, a theory that has since been borne out—and then some. Raskin went on to start the event production firm Living in Digital Times and over the past 12 years, she’s been a staunch advocate for women at the wildly popular consumer technology conference CES, where she helped fashion, beauty, and family become popular categories. “Technology is a little daunting and scary sometimes, a little creepy sometimes—and it’s our job to de-creep it,” she explains.

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MARIA RAGA, CEO OF DEPOP

Raga, whose last role was at Groupon, now leads the considerably trendier social media shopping app Depop, a company Gen Zers cannot seem to get enough of. (About 90 percent of its active users are under 26, and the majority are women, though Raga notes that some users prefer not to define their gender identity along traditional binary lines.) Among the reasons: sustainability (why contribute to fast fashion’s massive carbon footprint when you can get a vintage item you’re sure no one else will have?); the low bar to entrepreneurship (some users reporting making five-figure salaries); and a sense of community. For young people, it’s refreshing for what’s cool to not solely be about brands dictating from on high. “We’re allowing the community to set the trends,” Raga says.

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TANYA MENENDEZ, SNOWBALL WEALTH

Menendez was a cofounder of the much-celebrated start-up Maker’s Row, which helped connect small businesses to American manufacturers, before her interest pivoted to financial services. The shift was fueled by her identity as a first-generation college graduate, which led her to address student debt, something she saw as the most significant financial issue facing our generation. Snowball Wealth, an online platform which launches in March and for which Menendez is co-founder and CEO, takes a comparison shopping approach, offering users financial models to determine the most efficient plan to pay off their debt. “It’s affecting every single part of their life, including how they date, how they think about getting a job, their relationship with their family,” Menendez says of the target users. “We feel that if we can solve it, we can dramatically change the way that the future looks for women and for society as a whole.”

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SUSAN PENFIELD, BOOZ ALLEN HAMILTON

As chief innovation officer at the nearly 27,000-person technology consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton, Penfield oversees all of the company’s next-generation technology advising for both commercial and government clients, giving them ways to use new advances to more efficiently run their operations. This has given her a unique perspective on the technology revolution over the 25 years she’s been at the company, where she’s gone from transitioning clients from mainframe computing to Windows to focusing on how her clients can use AI and quantum computing. Increasing female representation among her staff and in STEM careers in general has been a priority, and it has led her to create partnerships between Booz Allen Hamilton and local students. “I knew that I wasn’t going to be able to do that just inside Booz Allen, but I really had to create the feeder pool for it,” she says.

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ELLEN PAO, PROJECT INCLUDE

Pao became a national symbol for the struggles facing women in tech when she filed a workplace gender discrimination lawsuit against the venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers. After later serving as interim CEO of Reddit, Pao cofounded Project Include, which aims to improve employee diversity and inclusion across the industry. She’s spoken out about holding tech accountable for what she sees as harmful actions, including unethical marketing and allowing hate to flourish on its platforms. “I don’t think tech is focused on the right values,” she says. “And a big part of that is the inability of tech leaders—including their executives, including the boards, including their investors—to understand the harm that happens outside their circles.”

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REDIET ABEBE, BLACK IN AI

Abebe had always loved math, but when she began attending local city council meetings to learn about the city of Cambridge, Massachusetts, where she had moved from Addis Ababa to attend undergrad at Harvard, she began to envision the ways that science and math could be used for the public good. Having recently become the first black woman to complete a computer science PhD at Cornell, and joined the prestigious Harvard Society of Fellows, her research looks at the ways that AI, a field that has raised significant concerns about racial blind spots, can be used to fight inequality. She also cofounded the nearly 2,000-member group Black in AI with Timnit Gebru, a computer scientist at Google, to address gaps in both research and representation. “Who’s at the table impacts which questions you end up asking and how you approach them, and who you look out for in making sure that people don’t get harmed,” she says.

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KAREN KAHN, HP

Kahn transitioned into tech after working at media outlets like Inc. magazine and PBS, and her former identity as a journalist shapes the way she approaches her current role overseeing communications for HP. Kahn, who came to HP in 2015 from the semiconductor company Broadcom, says that “the throughline through all of it has been being a storyteller.” She sees her role now as mining the company for “narrative and content that is meaningful and authentic” to share with the world.

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CLAUDINE CAZIAN, INSTAGRAM

Prior to joining Instagram, Cazian spent 15 years working with Ryan Seacrest as part of a core group that helped launched his career and was there for the start of American Idol. This experience taught her, she says, about the entertainment industry “from the ground up.” Now she oversees the entertainment, music, and sports verticals on the Instagram partnerships team, where she acts as the “internal and external ambassador” for some of the biggest celebrities in the world. When a Hollywood A-lister joins the platform, it’s Cazian’s team who engages with the actor directly and helps “bring what they want to say out into the world and introduce it to the Instagram community.”

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SUKHINDER SINGH CASSIDY, STUBHUB

Before her tenure as president of StubHub, Singh Cassidy made the rounds at industry giants like Google, where she was president of Google’s Asia Pacific and Latin American operations, and as CEO of Polyvore. After becoming the earliest Stitch Fix investor, she has also set her sights on a top-down approach to diversifying the corporate culture with theBoardlist, a company she founded that connects boards with women from diverse backgrounds. “If you want to change the dynamic for women,” she says, “you need more women in power.”

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STACY BROWN-PHILPOT, TASKRABBIT

After a nine-year tenure at Google, during which she created the employee group Black Googlers Network, Brown-Philpot left the tech giant to join TaskRabbit as COO in 2013. She was promoted to CEO three years later and oversaw the company’s 2017 acquisition by IKEA. Her interest in the company had been stoked by her life as a new mom and memories of her childhood in Detroit, where she believes TaskRabbit could have offered a lifeline to those left jobless amid the contraction of the automotive industry. Focused on increasing the services TaskRabbit offers beyond the approximately 50 current categories and further expanding its global reach, Brown-Philpot sees her work as a “mission of making everyday life easier for everyday people.”

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PEGGY JOHNSON, MICROSOFT

Johnson joined Microsoft to oversee business development five years ago, when the then newly installed CEO Satya Nadella was seeking to revitalize the flagging corporate giant. Johnson, who previously spent 24 years at Qualcomm after starting there as a software engineer, focuses on acquisitions, investments, and partnerships and has contributed to the big-ticket purchases of LinkedIn (for a whopping $26.2 billion) and Github (for $7.5 billion) and the creation of M12, a venture capital subsidiary within Microsoft. She’s also intent on updating the image of what an engineer looks like. “I think young women need to see how they fit in an engineering world, and if you go all the way out to that end game—‘Hey, you can help solve climate change or diagnose a disease’—I think that helps draw them in,” she says.

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MELODY MCCLOSKEY, STYLESEAT

With StyleSeat, founder and CEO McCloskey found a way to use scheduling software to improve the salon experience for both stylists and clients. “Business fundamentals are something that a stylist shouldn’t be spending energy on,” she says. “A data scientist should be spending energy on that.” McCloskey created the platform while she was working distribution for Current TV, spending nights and weekends to perfect a system which handles salons’ booking, client management, and marketing. It has now facilitated over 120 million appointments and a billion dollars a year in bookings.

This article originally appeared in the February 2020 issue of ELLE.

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Reuveni Real Estate Announces Six New Hires

Reuveni Real Estate Announces Six New Hires

    NEW YORK, NY, November 09, 2019 /24-7PressRelease/ — Reuveni Real Estate (https://www.reuveni.com), a privately owned and operated brokerage company founded by industry expert Shlomi Reuveni, today announced six team additions: Patricia Parker, head of sales; Laura Kosik, on-site sales associate; Andrew Singer, data analyst; Haley Schult, project associate; and Luis Peguero and Katie Tejada,…

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Bandcamp Donates Today's Profits to the ACLU

Today, for any purchase you make on Bandcamp, Bandcamp will donate 100% of it's share of the proceeds to the ACLU. Buy music and do some good! To help you with your shopping, here are all 230 items in my Bandcamp Wishlist: Tornado Wallace - Lonely Planet Moor Mother - Fetish Bones Kelly Lee Owens - Kelly Lee Owens Bleached - Can You Deal? Jim O’Rourke - Steamroom32 Ty Segall - Ty Segall Cherushii - Memory of Water 100% Silk - Sensate Silk Chaos in the CBD - Accidental Meetings EP Allergy Season - Physically Sick Container - LP Kelly Lee Owens - Arthur Weyes Blood - Front Row Seat Julie Byrne - Not Even Happiness Bee Mask - When We Were Eating Unripe Pears Ian William Craig / Olivier Alary - Remixes Noveller - A Pink Sunset For No One Bee Mask - Elegy For Beach Friday Steve Hauschildt - Strands Jenny Hval - Blood Bitch House of Dad - House of Dad Anna Meredith - Varmints Sarah Davachi - Vergers the body - No One Deserves Happiness Peder Mannerfelt - Controlling Body Foodman - Ez Minzoku Sarah Davachi - Barons Court Var - No One Dances Quite Like My Brothers Burial - YOUNG DEATH / NIGHTMARKET Jefre Cantu-Ledesma - IN SUMMER Xiu Xiu - Tempesta Atsepmet Katie Gately - Color Youth Code - A Place to Stand Pod Blotz - The Voltaic Eye Suzanne Kraft - What You Get For Being Young Avalon Emerson - Narcissus In Retrograde serpentwithfeet - blisters DJ Seinfeld - Season 1 EP Xiu Xiu - Fag Patrol Mannequin Pussy - Romantic Route 8 - A Walk In The City / Summer Groove Faka (Non) - Bottoms Revenge SMURPHY - R OV JERICHO ‘EBONY’ vs ‘R’ - Real Truth The Cinematic Orchestra - To Believe feat. Moses Sumney NxWorries - Yes Lawd! Crying - Beyond the Fleeting Gales Telefon Tel Aviv - Fahrenheit Fair Enough Yko - Tao remixes The Caretaker - Everywhere at the end of time VA - Jeremy Underground presents Beauty Via App - Secret Rotation Acronym - Entangled in Vines. SEMANTICA 77 Preoccupations - Preoccupations CockTail d’Amore Music - Sfire: Sfire3 John Talabot Remixes LA-4A - I Feel Lit Igor Tipura - Dwams (Lauer Remix) Chaos In The CBD - Invisible Spectrum Mall Grab - Menace II Society EP The World is a Beautiful Place & I am No Longer Afraid to Die - Formlessness Noname - Telefone Aos - 90 East Beach Slang - A Loud Bash of Teenage Feelings M.E.S.H. - Omb Extrusus / Glassel Extrusus Randomer - Residents VA - Mambos Levis D’Outro Mundo Krill - Krill Ian William Craig - Centres nonkeen - oddments of the gamble Brand New - Mene Four Tet - Randoms Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith & Suzanne Ciani - Sunergy Beatrice Dillon / Karen Gwyer - Alien Jams Allergy Season - Allergy Edits, Vol. 1 Geneva Jacuzzi - Technophelia (MR-053) Massimiliano Pagliara - Connection Lost Pt. 2 Xenia Rubinos - Black Terry Cat Angel Olsen - MY WOMAN Pearson Sound - XLB LOCK - 3 Song Promo Mall Grab - Feel U EP Nothing - Tired of Tomorrow (Standard Version) The Hotelier - Goodness The Egyptian Lover - 1983-1988 Pinkcourtesyphone + Gwyneth Wentink - Elision Wes Period - Photosynthesis Mitski - Puberty 2 Project Pablo - Beaubien Dream Porches - Pool Diet Cig - Over Easy Frankie Cosmos - Next Thing DJ Marfox - Chapa Quente Julianna Barwick - Will Ondo Fudd - Blue Dot Dip In The Pool - On Retinae Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith - EARS Girl Pusher - Dont Die Derek Plaislaiko - Exile on Sesame Strasse EP Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith - Euclid Marry Lattimore - At The Dam Bleached - Welcome The Worms female:pressure - Music, Awareness & Solidarity w/ Rojava Revolution Car Seay Headrest - Teens of Denial LOCK - The Cycle 7” Robert Crouch - A Gradual Accumulation of Ideas Becomes Truth John Tejada + Tin Man - Acid Test 10 Sam Prekop - The Republic White Visitation - Blank Slate 010 Russell Haswell - Tongue Dancer ’85 Dasha Rush - Unspoken ep Leif - Traraxacum The Hotelier - Goodness Pt. I Burial - Untrue Gunnar Haslam - Lebesgue Measures Sheer Mag - III 7” White Lung - Paradise ANOHNI - HOPELESSNESS LAKES - Arms In Twilight Pinegrove - Cardinal William Basinski + Richard Cartier - Divertissement Skee Mask - Shred Helena Hauff-The Exaltics-Perseus-Traxx-Drvg Culture-Ekman - Signs of Decay Courtney Barnett - Live at Electric Lady Studios Lust for Youth - Compassion The World is a Beautiful Place & I am No Longer Afraid to Die - Whenever, If Ever Beatrice Dillon - Face A/B Shanti Celeste - Being Mono Junk - State of Funk EP Jock Club - Controlled Area Decimus - Decimus 7 Lycus - Chasms gut nose - Escape The Matrix Mikael Seifu - Zelalem Domenique Dumont - Comme Ca Leon Vynehall - Midnight on Rainbow Road Adrian Younge - Winter Is Here Circuit des Yeux - In Plain Speech Miya Folick - Strange Darling Hierophants - Parallax Error Julian Lage - World’s Fair Owiny Sigoma Band - I Made You VA - Fac. Dance 02 METZ - Can’t Understand Downtown Boys - Downtown Boys Rionegro - Rionegro (Matias Aguayo, Sano, Gladkazuka) Kode9 - Nothing Aurora Halal - Shapeshifter Chaos In The CBD - Midnight In Peckham Petal - Shame Cadaver En Transe - Cadaver En Transe 7” Westkust - Last Forever VA - Cocktail D’Amore Sampler 001 Hop Along - Painted Shut Slug Christ - The Crucifixion of Rapper Extraordinaire, Slug Christ Lil Ugly Mane - Third Side Of Tape Little Simz - A Curious Tale Of Trials + Persons Daniel T - Tetrachromat Blanck Mass - Dumb Flesh Helena Hauff - Lex Tertia Knxwledge - Hud Dreams VA - Future Times Catalog + Compilation Project Pablo - I Want To Believe Tropic of Cancer - Stop Suffering Four Tet - Morning/Evening Le1f - Riot Boi Empress Of - Me Moses Sumney - Seeds / Please METZ - Eraser Lakker - Mountain Divide Lakker - Containing A Thousand Randomer - Kids Play Donato Dozzy - The Loud Silence Total Control - 7”s Floating Points Nuits Sonores & Nectarines Voices From The Lake - Live at MAXXI Ava Luna - Takamatsu Station KING - We Are KING Grimes - Darkbloom Physical Therapy - Kirk the Flirt & Peter Pressure Busdriver - Thumbs Nicolas Jaar - Fight Courtney Barnett - Third Man Records (Blue Series) Pinkwash - Cancer Money 7” Diat - Everyday/Hing & Bracket 7” Perc - Gob Project Pablo - I Want To Believe 12” Joan Shelley - Over and Even Deradoorian - The Expanding Flower Planet Courtney Barnett - How To Carve A Carrot Into A Rose EP2 Holly Herndon - Platform Blondes - Persuasion Kenny Dixon Jr. - Moodymann | KDJ-44 Andres - Andres Moodymann feat. Charlotte OC - Hangover (Moodymann Mix) Beach House - Depression Cherry Lee Bannon - Pattern of Excel Terekke - BLK-07 T.Power - The Self Evident Truth Of An Intuitive Mind Slim Twig - Thank You For Stickin’ With Twig John Tejada - End Of It All 2015 Media Jeweler - $99 R/T Hawaii Slim Twig - Cannabis b/w Fadeout Killer (Instrumental) Mac Demarco - Another One Protomartyr - The Age Intellect Deaf Wish - Pain Father - Young Hot Ebony Gabriel Garzon-Montano - Bishoune: Alma del Hulia John Tejada - Dramamine VA - Off The Beaten Tracks EP Code Orange - I Am King Patricia - Body Issues Braille - Mute Swan Allergy Season - Side Effects May Include: Archie Pelago - Off-Peak OST Matrixxman - StruxNt Little Simz - E.D.G.E. Machinedrum - Movin’ Forward (A Tribute To DJ Rashad) Bosse-de-Nage - All Fours DJ Nigga Fox - Noite E Dia Sufjan Stevens - All Delighted People EP Makthaverskan - Makthaverskan II Total Control - Typical System METZ - II Courtney Barnett - A Sea of Split Peas Deafheaven, Bosse-de-Nage - split 12” Jack Ladder and the Dreamlanders - Playmates Palmbomen II - Palmbomen II

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Assignment 3

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Noticias de series de la semana: Bel-Air

Renovaciones

ITV ha renovado McDonald & Dodds por una segunda temporada

Cancelaciones

BBC One ha cancelado Our Girl tras su cuarta temporada

Noticias cortas

Trinity Whiteside (Preston) y Crystal Hayslett (Fatima) serán regulares en la segunda temporada de Sistas.

Las segundas temporadas de The Other Two y South Side pasan de Comedy Central a HBO Max.

Fichajes

Jonathan Pryce (Game of Thrones, The Two Popes) interpretará al príncipe Philip en la quinta y sexta temporada de The Crown.

Shawn Ashmore (X-Men, The Following) será Lamplighter en la segunda temporada de The Boys.

Sara Bareilles será Dawn, antigua miembro de la banda musical femenina Girls5eva y actual gerente de un restaurante familiar en Queens, en Girls5eva.

Adria Arjona (True Detective, Emerald City) protagonizará el spin-off de Star Wars junto a Diego Luna y Alan Tudyk.

Maggie Elizabeth Jones (Ben and Kate, Code Black) se une a B Positive. Será Maddie, hija de Drew (Thomas Middleditch) y Julia (Sara Rue).

Pósters

                 Nuevas series

Peacock encarga ocho episodios de MacGruber, comedia basada en el sketch de Saturday Night Live y la película de 2010. Escrita, producida y protagonizada por Will Forte (The Last Man on Earth). Kristen Wiig (Saturday Night Live, Arrested Development) y Ryan Phillippe (Shooter, Damages) finalizan sus conversaciones para unirse a él.

Peacock desarrolla el reboot de Clueless. Escrita por Jordan Reddout y Gus Hickey (Will & Grace, Man with a Plan), se centrará en Dionne (Stacey Dash), que se convierte en la chica más popular tras la desaparición de su amiga Cher (Alicia Silverstone).

Peacock encarga ocho episodios de One of Us Is Lying, drama para jóvenes adultos basado en la novela de Karen M. McManus (2017) que se centra en cinco estudiantes de instituto a los que castigan. De allí, solo cuatro salen vivos, todos son sospechosos y todos tienen algo que ocultar. Protagonizada por Marianly Tejada (The Purge), Cooper van Grootel, Annalisa Cochrane (Cobra Kai, Heathers), Chibuikem Uche, Barrett Carnahan (Cobra Kai, Alexa & Katie), Jessica McLeod (You Me Her) y Melissa Collazo (Swamp Thing). Escrita y producida por Darío Madrona (Élite, Los protegidos) y Erica Saleh (Evil, Instinct). Jennifer Morrison (Euphoria) dirigió y produjo el piloto.

HBO y Sky encargan The Baby, una comedia de terror que reexamina la maternidad como institución centrándose en una mujer que inesperadamente debe cargar con un bebé con poderes a los 38 años. Creada y escrita por Siân Robins-Grace.

Netflix encarga diez episodios de The Last Bus, la historia de un grupo de estudiantes muy distintos que se unen para enfrentarse a una temible nueva inteligencia artificial. Creada y escrita por Paul Neafcy (PrankMe).

Will Smith producirá Bel-Air, una reimaginación dramática de The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air basada en un tráiler falso publicado en 2019. Escrita, producida y dirigida por Morgan Cooper, el autor del vídeo. Netflix, Peacock y HBO Max estarían interesadas.

William Petersen (Grissom) y Jorja Fox (Sara) negocian volver a CSI: Vegas, secuela de la CSI original.

Fechas

Young Wallander llega a Netflix el 3 de septiembre

La segunda temporada de L.A.'s Finest llega a Spectrum el 9 de septiembre

Memorias de Idhún llega a Netflix el 10 de septiembre

Tehran se estrena en Apple TV+ el 25 de septiembre

La cuarta temporada de Fargo se estrena en FX el 27 de septiembre

Tráilers y promos

L.A.'s Finest - Temporada 2

Stargirl - Temporada 2

A.P. Bio - Temporada 3

Saved by the Bell

MacGruber

A Teacher

Trinkets - Temporada 2

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PHL / Geometry

Nancy Baker, Black Cloud, 26" x 26", Paint and mixed media on hand and laser cut paper, 2018 Geometry October 26 - December 8, 2018 Opening Reception: Thursday, November 8, 2018

[Images] [Essay by Julian Kreimer] Philadelphia, PA - Tiger Strikes Asteroid Philadelphia is pleased to present Geometry, an exhibition featuring the work of Nancy Baker, Julia Bland, Lindsey Landfried, Kayla Mattes, Alex Paik, and Caroline Santa. Mathematical geometry is concerned with the size, shape, positions of figures, and qualities of space; geometric forms and their transformations build the substance of architectural design. This exhibition brings together six artists who construct a type of architecture through an individual, steadfast, noble gesture. These geometries transcend their basic unit, whether through the repetition of a form, a mark or fold, or the meditation of the over/under act of weaving. ABOUT THE ARTISTS: Nancy Baker builds intricate, universe-like, paper constructions and installations which feel similarly large and small, strong and fragile. Baker finds “solace in the geometry of fundamentals . . . she interweaves mathematical data in her constructions that speak to her need for stasis and a reliable reality.” Nancy Baker earned her BFA from the School of Visual Arts, New York, NY. Her work has been widely exhibited throughout the US, including ODETTA Gallery in Brooklyn, NY; Front Room Gallery in Brooklyn, NY; Mark Moore Gallery, CA; Winkleman Gallery, NYC; Schema Projects, Brooklyn, NY; Marcia Wood Gallery, Atlanta, GA; Greenhill Center, Greensboro, NC; Jancar Gallery, Los Angeles, CA; NC Museum of Art, Raleigh, NC; 1708 Gallery, Richmond VA; Heriard Cimino Gallery in NOLA; and Lump Gallery, Raleigh, NC. Nancy Baker has received numerous awards, including two North Carolina Artists Fellowships, a Tennessee Individual Artist Fellowship, and an NEA Southern Arts Fellowship. Baker was awarded a commission with MTA Arts and Design for two train stations in Brooklyn, which was fabricated in stainless steel and was recently commissioned to create a new work for Karen Brooks Hopkins, the Director of Brooklyn Academy of Music. Julia Bland’s works incorporate painting and weaving, developing the structures and patterns that bind disparate elements into a whole. Through weaving, cutting, sewing, dying, and painting, the surface becomes a visible record of her evolving, multi-faceted process. “Weaving and painting are two kinds of binding: the warp to the weft, the image to the object. Geometry is a kind of grammar; process is a kind of syntax. Logic is pervasive, it fails, and it persists.” Bland’s solo exhibitions include Ways To Cross at Lighthouse Works and Underbelly at Helena Anrather in 2018, Things to Say at Night at 17 Essex in 2017, and If You Want To Be Free at On Stellar Rays in 2015. Reviews of her work have appeared in The New York Times, Art in America, Art Critical, Modern Painters, The New Yorker, The Villager, Artefuse, Hyperalleric, and Sculpture Magazine. She has been an artist in residence at MacDowell, The Shandaken Project: Storm King, The Sharpe- Walentas Space Program, Yaddo, Lighthouse Works, The Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild, The Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture, and received awards including The Milton and Sally Avery fellowship from Yaddo, the Carol Scholsberg Memorial Prize, The Jacques and Natasha Gelman Trust Travel Fellowship, and The Florence Leif Award for Excellence in Painting. She received her BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design in 2008 and her MFA from Yale School of Art in 2012. The mark making of Lindsey Landfried’s folded works on paper evokes an ephemeral handwriting like binary code or weaving. “Folds incorporate a patina of space, shifting vantage points or perspectival spaces. The marks, incessant and reverent writing, or obsessive and mechanized weaving, are on once stable, marred, noisy, staccato, and inconsistent.” Lindsey Landfried lives and works in State College, PA. Her work has been exhibited at Momenta Art, Temporary Storage, Tiger Strikes Asteroid NY, SPACE Gallery of the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, Mississippi State University, and Space 4 Art: San Diego. Landfried was a 2014-15 recipient of a Pollock-Krasner award and a 2013 fellow of the Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst for artistic practice. She has completed residencies at the MacDowell Colony, Vermont Studio Center, Virginia Center for the Creative Arts and Takt Kunstraum Tapir Berlin. Featured in New American Paintings and winner of the 2015 jurors award at the UNC Asheville Works on Paper Biennial, she is represented by KWADRAT Berlin and Galleri Urbane Dallas Texas. Kayla Mattes’ luscious tapestries explore systems of organization in contemporary life, and the ephemerality of digital culture. “I submit myself to the grid-like structure of the loom, but break down –and occasionally play with – its preconceived assumptions of utility or the decorative. . . Whether I’m simply dismantling the rectangle, or subverting tradition through the contemporary imagery and language that I depict within the weave, I embrace the power of textiles to communicate. In the end, what materializes is a series of layered visual systems—organized yet unruly, witty and absurd.” Kayla Mattes is a visual artist working across disciplines including weaving, sculpture and installation. She archives the ephemeral vernacular of digital culture through the interconnected threads of tapestry. She also works collaboratively in the socially engaged collective, BESTTEST. Recent exhibitions include PØST, (Los Angeles, CA), FISK Gallery (Portland, OR), LVL3 (Chicago, IL), Disjecta Contemporary Art Center (Portland, OR), Border Patrol Gallery (Portland, ME) and Hunter College (NYC). Her work has been featured in Maake Magazine, Vice’s Creators, Rhizome, and Sculpture Magazine and will be included in Weavers: Contemporary Makers on the Loom, an upcoming book written by Katie Tregidden and published by Ludion. She received a BFA in Textiles at Rhode Island School of Design in 2011 and is currently an MFA candidate at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Alex Paik’s paper based installations are at once effortless and awe-inspiring. Each piece is temporary, and can be reconfigured. Paik’s work has a strong connection to the architectural build up and break down of contrapuntal music. He uses “repetition not so much as a compositional device, but more as a way to explore and develop the possibilities of each unit. Or, to borrow Glenn Gould’s description of Bach’s late fugues, to “give the impression of an infinitely expanding universe.” Alex Paik is a Brooklyn-based artist whose work has been shown at galleries and art fairs nationally and internationally. He is the founder and Director of Tiger Strikes Asteroid, a non-profit network of artist-run spaces; Curator of Satellite Art Show, an alternative art fair in Miami; and Chief Curator at Trestle Gallery, a non- profit arts organization in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. Caroline Santa’s works on paper drawings and paintings are incremental installations or interchangeable parts that can be reworked and recontextualized, much like text or language. “Like Schwitters’ Merzbau, I think about my work as existing in its current scale or expanding into larger architectural environments, enveloping a viewer’s personal or mental space.” Based in Philadelphia, Caroline Santa has an M.F.A. from The University of Pennsylvania and is a recipient of The Charles Addams Prize. She has exhibited her work throughout the northeast in Philadelphia and New York, as well as in San Antonio, TX at The Blue Star Contemporary Art Museum. Internationally, Caroline was an artist in residence at the Lucy Tejada Center of Culture in Pereira, Colombia, where she had a solo exhibition. Caroline is a founding member of Tiger Strikes Asteroid. Caroline recently collaborated with the Grammy Award winning choir The Crossing and composer Joshua Stamper to create a multimedia installation in The Icebox, Philadelphia’s largest uninterrupted gallery space.