#kevin p farley

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[alex-gold-art]

Cutting Crew — английская поп-рок-группа, образованная в 1985. Наиболее известна публике рок-балладой «(I Just) Died in Your Arms», с которой группа дебютировала на первой строчке чартов США. Вокалист Ник Ван Ид (урожд. Николас Ид) (англ. Nick Van Eede) основал группу с канадским гитаристом Кевином Скоттом Макмайклом (англ. Kevin Scott MacMichael) в 1985 году. Они сделали 2 демо-записи для подписания контракта. Позже в 1986 году к ним присоединился бас-гитарист Колин Фэрли (англ. Colin Farley) и барабанщик Мартин Бидл (англ. Martin Beadle). Первый альбом Broadcast был выпущен в 1986 году, благодаря продюсеру Ричарду Брэнсону из звукозаписывающей студии Virgin Records. Никому ранее не известная группа попала в хит-парады США, Канады и Норвегии — сразу на верхние позиции — со своей дебютной песней «(I Just) Died in Your Arms». Это было удачным началом. Второй альбом The Scattering вышел в начале 1989 года и тоже был успешным. Композиция «(Between a) Rock and a Hard Place» побывала в рейтингах популярности (CA 54, UK 66, US 77). Это не было выдающимся результатом, но голос Ван Ида понравился взрослой аудитории североамериканского континента, и песня «Everything But My Pride» достигла максимума на 4-й строчке американского хит-парада, где находилась в списке 50-ти лучших в течение 22-х недель. В 1992 году группа выпустила третий альбом Compus Mentus, но он не получил должного признания как первые два альбома. #cuttingcrew #diedinyourarms #rockhistation #vintage #retro #music #rock #nostalgia #love #rocknroll #art #oldschool #aesthetic #fashion #newwave #saesthetic #hardrock #pop #viny! #legend #vintagestyle #guitar #heavymetal #classic #queen #synthwave #movies #pinkfloyd #kurtcobain (at England, UK) https://www.instagram.com/p/CkuIQGtKNrw/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[clemsfilmdiary]

The Straight Story (1999, David Lynch)

5/28/22

[genevieveetguy]

The worst part of being old is remembering when you was young.

The Straight Story, David Lynch (1999)

[gbumr]

Nike - Further Than Ever from Ian Pons Jewell on Vimeo.

Composer: Guy Farley / Siren Music

Featuring some of the most incredible Chinese athletes...

Li Na, the first Grand Slam singles champion from Asia and the first to break into the world’s top 10… despite constant critique about her career choices and outward personality, she rose to become an icon in Chinese sport.

Lan Tian, paralysed from the waist down, took up skiing despite pressure from doctors and family and went on to live independently without support.

Shao Ting, WCBA basketball champion and PHD graduate, breaking the stereotype in China that a woman shouldn’t aspire so highly.

Nina Guo, blogger and climber, broke the rules by talking pubclicly about how climbing has helped her overcome many of the obstacles faced by mental illness.

Cecelia Yeung, born into a poor family, pressured not to pursue sport due to the difficulty in making a living from it. Ended up as the HK high jump record holder, the first full-time high jumper in HK and broke the HK high jump record three times in one day.

Wang Shuang, despite pressure from family and local coaches not to leave home, she became the first Chinese female football player to play outside of China and AFC Women’s Player of the Year.

Kung Fu Cha Cha, the first Asian team to row across the Atlantic, the youngest team to cross the Atlantic and the first female champions who broke Row Like A Girl’s record by 6 days.

Can Zongju, became the the greatest boxer in Chinese history and the second best female boxer in the world.

Prod Co: Academy Films Director : Ian Pons Jewell
 Executive Producer : Medb Riordan Producer : Jon Adams DOP: Mauro Chiarello Operator: Gimbalninja (Florian) Choreographer: Eddie Clements Editor :Gaia Boretti
 
Sound Designers: Anthony Moore, Jon Clarke & James Utting Composer: Guy Farley / Siren Music 
Art Director : Olly Williams Wardrobe Stylist : Victoria Mesenbrink


Service Co: Playfull Service EP: Wolfie Wong Local Producer: Carson Ng 
Line Producer : Areta Mak
 Production Manager: Bugs Hartley / Manley Hua Production Coordinator: Steven Chung 
Location Manager: Kevin Liu
 Production Designer : Olly Williams
 Art Director Assist: Billy Kong
 Props Master : Zhang Feng
 Props Assists : Zhou Hui
 Casting Director: Fang Hui


Wardrobe Stylist Assist : Zhou Yu
 Wardrobe Assists : Jolene Ang 
Hair and Make Up : Keke / Xiao Nan 
Gaffer : Dickson Lim 
Key Grip : Eric Xi

Agency

Wieden + Kennedy Shanghai Executive Creative Director: Ian Toombs, Vivian Yong / Creative Directors: Matt Skibiak, Dong Hao
 / Senior Copywriter: Matt Meszaros
 / Copywriter: Ruby Li / Art Director: Josh King
Junior Art Director: Moon Qi / 
Executive Producer: Bernice Wong
Film Producer: Bernice Wong
Art Buyer - Juni Zhu
Senior Planner: Leon Lin
Junior Planner: Carina Huang
Business Director: Dino Xu
Associate Account Director: Chuck Xu, Qinna Ye Account Executive: Laura Yu
Head of Design: Fish Ho
Designer: Meng Meng; Zhangzhe Peng Business Affairs: Jessica Deng, Kathy Zhan Senior Studio Production Manager - Vic Zhang Senior Studio Print Producer - Stone Xue Retoucher - Lee Chang Qing / Linda Zhang
FA Artist - Austin Hu

Post Production

Assembly Room UK Assistant Editor : Stanislav Semeniuk Producer : Daniel Breheny

MPC

VFX Supervisor/Creative Director: Barry Greaves
 3D Lead: Chris Kalata
 3D Supervisor: Jacob T Oommen
 3D Team: Alexey Petryaev, Yao Zhang, Isaac Liu, Chamishka Gamage, Aram Hakze 2D Supervisor: David Rouxel Executive Producer: Jamie Loudon VFX producer: Alvaro Montenegro Colour Producer: Leianna Campbell Colorists: Richard Fearon, Nikola Stefanovic 2D Team: James Corden, Qiu Cheng, Tingting Su, Robin Liu, Eason Wu Comp Leads: Ginesh Gandhi, Venkata S Comp Team: Marielle Santens, Madhuka Gunasekera, Allegra David, Minnie Chen, Iman Javaherypour, Karthik S, Amresh Kumar, Shalwin Shaiju, Vaishali Awaghade, Saravanan D, Manideep Sanisetty
 DMP team: Radhakrishna R (Lead), Gowri, Bakiyaraj P FX team: Abhinandan Madhu, Ivan Richard D costa, Mohan Pugaz
Matchmove team: Ganesh Kumar S (Lead), Konduru Achi Raju, Ankit Dheraj Toppo, Shridhar Bhat, Venkatesh Jeyaram, Vishal Darkunde
 Roto: Sudev
 Clean up team: Silambarasan R P (Lead), Jay Joshi, Sudheesh TV, Ajeet Pratap Singh, Arulanandhan, Abdul Labeeb, Naresh, Kajal Pandya, Vamsi Krishna Reddy, Yasasvini.V, Trishul, Phani Mishra, Manu PS, Akhil K.P., Padma Priya, Maneesh Kumar
 Senior Line Producer: Pooja Pandya
Senior Production Coordinator: Meghna Shetty

Sound Design


Factory Studios London Audio Producer: Lou Allen

Music

SIREN Music, London  Composer/Arranger: Guy Farley Music Producer/Supervisor: Sean Craigie-Atherton

Music performed by the Budapest Scoring Orchestra

Conductor – Zoltán Pad Orchestrator – Rich Jones

Music mix – Tim Harrison

Special Thanks Matilda Finn

[tabloidtoc]

Life & Style, February 18

Cover: Mila Kunis trapped in a bad marriage to Ashton Kutcher 

Page 1: Please don’t wear fur 

Page 2: Contents

Page 3: Say What?! Ryan Reynolds praising Emily Blunt, Idina Menzel on the Tooth Fairy, Claire Foy, Anne Hathaway on her son hating her voice, Chrissy Teigen on garlic 

Page 4: Top 10 SAG Awards Looks -- Rachel Weisz, Constance Wu, Laura Harrier, Cara Santana, Amy Adams 

Page 5: Emily Blunt, Lady Gaga, Emma Stone, Yara Shahidi, Mandy Moore 

Page 6: Twinning -- Jamie Lee Curtis vs. Timothee Chalamet, Sylvia Hoeks vs. Zendaya Coleman, John Krasinski vs. Chris Pratt 

Page 8: Jenni “JWoww” Farley’s divorce gets nasty 

Page 9: Sober Kelly Osbourne embracing her curves, Throwback -- Jennifer Garner, Biggest Spenders of the Week -- Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi, Future, Kylie Jenner, Celine Dion, Cardi B 

Page 10: Viggo Mortensen’s secret love affair, Ryan Reynolds’ daddy-daughter date, Whose T-Shirt Is It? Kendall Jenner, Rita Ora, Kate Beckinsale, Kristin Chenoweth, Victoria Beckham, Katy Perry 

Page 12: Anne Hathaway has vowed to stay sober until her son is grown but she could have used a drink when recent film Serenity flopped 

Page 13: Bachelor in Paradise’s Tanner and Jade Tolbert expecting baby no. 2, Cameron Diaz and Nicole Richie’s girls’ night out, VIP Style -- Kristin Chenoweth, Pete Davidson, Naomi Watts, Teresa Giudice, Hailee Steinfeld, Hilary Swank, Alan Cumming, Bobby Flay 

Page 14: The Week in Photos -- Celine Dion 

Page 15: Animal Planet’s Dave Salmoni with a zebra and Tracy Morgan on Jimmy Kimmel, Ed Helms and Demi Moore 

Page 16: Serena Williams and daughter Alexis, Cara Delevingne, Busy Philipps and Chris Sullivan of This Is Us 

Page 18: Alex Pettyfer, Angelina Jolie and daughter Vivienne, Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager and Blindspot actress Jaimie Alexander 

Page 19: Taraji P. Henson with fiance Kelvin Hayden and Mary J. Blige 

Page 20: Rebecca Romijn and Jerry O’Connell with Andy Cohen on WWHL, Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin, Khloe Kardashian 

Page 22: Courteney Cox and Lisa Kudrow on The Ellen DeGeneres Show

Page 23: Pete Davidson, Sienna Miller and daughter 

Page 24: Rita Ora, Backstreet Boy Kevin Richardson, Avril Lavigne and Macy Gray 

Page 26: Stars Behaving Badly -- Jamie Foxx, Kate Hudson, Jaden Smith 

Page 30: Kourtney Kardashian’s new man is David Dee Duron 

Page 31: Chris Harrison’s new girl Lauren Zima using him for fame, Rami Malek and Lucy Boynton living together, Romance Report Card -- Alex Rodriguez, Jessica Biel, Taran Killam 

Page 32: Anna Faris wants her boyfriend Michael Barrett to propose after her ex Chris Pratt got engaged to Katherine Schwarzenegger 

Page 33: Debra Messing’s dating dry spell, John Cusack is on the celeb dating app Raya 

Page 34: Cover Story -- Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher marriage problems 

Page 38: Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan fighting over daughter 

Page 40: Sandra Bullock secretly married 

Page 42: Lady Gaga and Margot Robbie over feuding over Bradley Cooper, the same roles, red-carpet snubs and who is Hollywood’s newest golden girl 

Page 44: Fab at 50 -- Cate Blanchett 

Page 45: Catherine Zeta-Jones 

Page 46: Gwen Stefani, Ellen Pompeo, Jennifer Lopez 

Page 47: Renee Zellweger, Jennifer Aniston 

Page 48: Who Lives Here? Tia Mowry-Hardrict

Page 50: Entertainment 

Page 51: Star Review -- Teddi Mellencamp

Page 52: Valentine’s Gifts -- Karlie Kloss 

Page 55: Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively 

Page 56: Beauty -- Emily Ratajkowski 

Page 58: Beauty Crush -- Rachel Brosnahan 

Page 60: How She Got That Body -- Kate Upton

Page 62: The Fabulous Life of Taylor Swift 

Page 64: Diva or Down-to-Earth -- Alessandra Ambrosio, Alec Baldwin and son Rafael, Ben Affleck 

Page 66: Social Stars Posts of the Week -- Mandy Moore and Jon Huertas and Eric Baker and Faithe C. Herman of This Is Us, Jennifer Garner, Kourtney Kardashian and Luka Sabbat and Fai Khadra, animal activist Ricky Gervais 

Page 67: Khloe Kardashian’s daughter True, Dua Lipa, David Beckham and Karlie Kloss and Jonah Hill 

Page 68: Horoscope -- Aquarius Jennifer Aniston, They’re Not Together But They Should Be -- Gemini Iggy Azalea and Libra Eminem

Page 70: Made Ya Look -- Meghan Markle and Prince Harry 

Page 72: What I’m Into -- Gus Smyrnios

[rasslingrob]

No. 365: Paul Blart - Mall Cop #ChristmasFilmShindig I know that Paul Blart isn’t a traditional Christmastime film, but it occurs around Thanksgiving and Black Friday. Therefore, it counts in my book. Third consecutive year achieving the 365 Challenge. Yeah! This is funny for being a spoof of Die Hard. It's essentially Die Hard in a mall. What is so wrong with this if it is merely "Die Hard in a Mall"? Kevin James gives the roll everything he has and it works. He may be an overweight schlub, but he makes that his asset in each and every one of his movies. And there is no need to bring up the same old "He is just in the film roles that Chris Farley would have had." I find Kevin more relatable in his roles than Farley was in his. Like Kevin James or not, this Adam Sandler produced film is hilarious. Just don't hate on it because it is a Happy Madison / Sandlerverse film. https://www.instagram.com/p/CWv1RS3LMsT/?utm_medium=tumblr

[tiffanycomedy]

Good times working with Kevin Farley and James Camacho this past weekend at Side Splitters Comedy Club!! #StandUp #Comedy #Club #Shows #Comedian #Thursday #Friday #Saturday #Sunday #Night #Weekend #Summer #TampaBay #Tampa #Florida (at Side Splitters Comedy Club) https://www.instagram.com/p/ByX9B91pT40/?igshid=tcr6wzkb9d5f

[spy-in-the-house]

ROLAND CASPER

[ aka Dan Eben/ Integrated Circuits/ Trollin Dwarf | ESSENCE | SOUNDS / COMMUNIQUE US | MAGNETIC NORTH UK | LORIZ SOUNDS | LABWORKS | FRISBEE TRACKS | JUNKFOOD | PSYCHO THRILL REC., CGN/ GER ]

Brief bio of a DJ: In 1988 Roland Casper begun his career as a DJ together with his longtime partner Claus Bachor back then at the innovative and today legendary Rave Club in Cologne. 2 years later, in 1990, the Space Club openened his doors in Cologne, with Casper as resident DJ. In 1992 Casper moved to the Warehouse in Cologne, where he played as a resident DJ alongside the most prominent DJs of the scene and also started to develope an international reputation. During this year, he also took off initial work on his own projects, releasing his first 12" single "Feel The Speed" under the alias Exeter and building his own studio where he recorded "The Warehouse" EP, first to be released under his real name. In the following he also released succesfully under his aliases Dan Eben, Integrated Circuits and Trollin Dwarf. In addition to all of this, he co-hosted the Psycho Thrill venue night together with its founder Claus Bachor at the Ballhaus in Bonn. In 1994, The Warehouse got closed, but Psycho Thrill Cologne developed a huge cult following and an unparalleled reputation either. In 1996, Casper started his own label, Essence, in cooperation with Roadrunner. Besides his own releases, the label has been primarily set up as a forum for newcomers from the german Techno and Acid underground. In the course of the first year, thirteen 12" singles and the highly recommended Psycho Thrill compilation were released to great critical acclaim. Today Casper is still continuing his DJ work worldwide.

without the past … there’s no phuture … these alltime top50-faves in no particular order

01 01 ADONIS feat. GARY B.: No Way Back _ Vocal Mix [ Trax 112 US 12” | 1986 ] 02 ALEXANDER ROBOTNICK: Problèmes D´amour [ Fuzz Dance ‎ZZ 20-003 ITA 12" | 1983 ] 03 ARMANDO [A.GALLOP]: Land Of Confusion [ Westbrook Records ‎AG-WB-004 US 12" | 1987 ] 04 B.W.H. [STEFANO & ELENA ZITO]: Stop [ B-side from "Livin' Up / Stop" House Of Music HM-1001 ITA 12" | 1983 ] 05 BIG TONY [ANTHONY BAMBURY]: Ecstacy [ S.T.D. Records ‎STD-1207 BEL 12" | 1985 ] 06 CAROL KENYON: Dance With Me [ A-side from A&M Records AMX-189 UK 12" | 1984 ] 07 CELLOPHANE [ALESSANDRO NOVAGA & GIORGIO PAGANINI]: Gimme Love _ Italian Version [ B-side from S.P.Q.R. ‎SPQR-11118 ITA 12" | 1983 ] 08 MIRAGE feat. CHIP E [IRWIN LARRY EBERHART II]:  Time To Jack [ A2-track from "Jack Trax" House Records CHP-001 US 12" | 1985 ] 09 CLUB SHOTT [P.KLEIN & A.MAHARAJH]: Clubb Rhythm [ B-side from "Maniac ~ Steppin'Out (Medley)" Channel Records Channel-12-14 BEL 12" | 1985 ] 10 CYBOTRON [JUAN ATKINS]:  Clear [ A-side from Fantasy D 216 US 12" | 1983 ] 11 DBX [DANIEL BELL]: Losing Control [ A1-track from "Losing Control" Accelerate ‎ACC-102 US 12" | 1994 ] 12 DIVINE [HARRIS GLENN MILSTEAD]: Native Love Step By Step [ "O" Records OR-717 US 12" | 1982 ] 13 DOCTOR´S CAT [ALDO MARTINELLI, FABRIZIO GATTO, SIMONA ZANINI]: Watch Out! _ Instrumental [ B-side from Il Discotto Productions ‎ART-1028 ITA 12" | 1983 ] 14 FARLEY JACKMASTER FUNK [F.KEITH WILLIAMS]: Farley Knows House [ B2-track from "Funkin With The Drums Again" Trax Records TX-106 US 12" | 1985 ] 15 FATBACK [THE FATBACK BAND]: Lover Undercover [ Cotillion ‎DMD-841 US 12" | 1985 ] 16 GARY´S GANG [GARY R. TURNIER ... and his Gang]: Makin' Music _ Dub Mix [ B-side from Radar Records RDR-12005 US 12" | 1983 ] 17 GINO SOCCIO: Dancer [ A-side from Warner Bros. Records ‎RCSD-8788 US 12" | 1979 ] 18 GRACE JONES: Slave To The Rhythm (Blooded) [ A-side from Manhattan Records 20 0890-6 US 12" | 1985 ] 19 GRANDMASTER FLASH & THE FURIOUS FIVE feat. MELLE MEL & DUKE BOOTEE: The Message [ Sugar Hill Records SH-584 US 12" | 1982 ] 20 HEX COMPLEXX [RALPHI ROSARIO]: I Want You [ Sunset Records Inc. SUN-2783 US 12" | 1987 ] 21 HUMANOID [BRIAN DOUGANS]: Stakker Humanoid [ Westside Records WSRT-012 UK 12" | 1988 ] 22 JAY NOVELLE [HERLEY JOHNSON JR.]: If This Ain't Love _ Dub Mix [ B-side from Emergency Records EMDS-6544 US 12" | 1984 ] 23 JEFF MILLS: The Other Day EP [ Axis AX-015 US 12" | 1996 ] 24 JOE YELLOW [Domenico Ricchini]: Lover To Lover (Again) _ IN-Version [ B-side from Hole Records ‎OLE-20101 ITA 12" | 1983 ] 25 KANO [GLENN EDRITCH WHITE]:  I´m Ready l Holly Dolly [ Emergency EMDS-6504 US 12" | 1980 ] 26 KATHY WILSON/KWILS: After The Fall [ BMO Records 4W9 04195 US 12" | 1983 ] 27 KRAFTWERK:  Numbers | Computer Love [ A-side from "Numbers" Warner Bros. 937 US Promo-12" | 1981 ] 28 LOS ANGELES T.F. [FRANCO ZASA & TONY TRAVAGLIANTE]: Magical Body [ Il Discotto Productions ‎ART-1011 ITA 12" | 1983 ] 29 MASSIMO BARSOTTI D.J.: W.L.L. _ Another Version [ B-side from "Whole Lotta Love" Fuzz Dance ZZ 20-005 ITA 12" | 1983 ] 30 NANCY MARTINEZ: Take It Slowly [ Matra 12MA-032 CAN 12" | 1983 ] 31 NV: It's Alright _ Shep Pettibone's Extended Version [ Sire 0-20133 / Warner Bros. US 12" | 1983 ] 32 PARLIAMENT [GEORGE CLINTON and his band]:  (Not Just) Knee Deep I [ A-side from "(Not Just) Knee Deep" Warner Bros. 829 US Promo-12" | 1979 ] 33 PHUTURE [DJ PIERRE, EARL 'SPANKY' SMITH, HERBERT 'HERB J' JACKSON]: We Are Phuture [ A-Side from "We Are Phuture" Trax 165 US 12” | 1988 ] 34 PLANETARY ASSAULT SYSTEMS [LUKE SLATER]: Booster [ A-side from "Planetary Funk Vol. 4" Peacefrog Records PF-029 UK 12" | 1994 ] 35 QUINCY [RAY 'FLASHLIGHT' & FONNY D.]: Walking Alone (The Real One Came) _ Boys Version [ B-side from Infinity Records INF-12502 BEL 12" | 1986 ] 36 REESE & SANTONIO [KEVIN SAUNDERSON & SANTONIO ECHOLS]:  Force Field [ B1-track from "Bounce Your Body To The Box" KMS 012 US 12" | 1988 ] 37 RHYTHIM IS RHYTHIM [DERRICK MAY & THOMAS BARNETT]: Nude Photo [ A-side from Transmat MS-002 US 12" | 1987 ] 38 RON TRENT: Altered States _ Original Full Length Mix [ B-side from "The Afterlife" Warehouse Records WR-005 US 12" | 1990 ] 39 SCOTCH [SCOTCH DISCO BAND]: Penguins Invasion _ Hot Version [ B-side American Disco ‎AMD-001 ITA 12" | 1983 ] 40 SLAVE [STEVE WASHINGTON and band]:  Watching You [ Cotillon DMD 254 US Promo-12" | 1980 ] 41 SLEEZY D. [MARSHALL JEFFERSON]: I’ve Lost Control [ Trax Records ‎TX-113 US 12" | 1986 ] 42 STEVE `SILK´ HURLEY [STEVEN W.HURLEY]:  Jack Your Body [ A-side from Underground 101 / DJ International US 12" | 1986 ] 43 SYLVESTER [SYLVESTER JAMES JR.]: Can't Stop Dancing [ A-side from "Can't Stop Dancing/In My Fantasy" Fantasy ‎D-149 US 12" | 1979 ] 44 THE KLF [BILL DRUMMOND & JIMMY CAUTY]: What Time Is Love? [ A-side from "What Time Is Love? (Pure Trance 1)" KLF Communications ‎KLF-004T (Pure Trance Series 1) UK 12" | 1988 ] 45 THE KOSMIK KOMMANDO [MIKE DRED aka MICHAEL CULLEN]: Tardis [ A1(O1)-track "Universal Indicator Yellow" Rephlex MC-202 UK 12" | 1993 ] 46 URBANIAX [MICHAEL URBANIAK]: Love Don't Grow On Trees [ Personal Records P-49821 US 12" | 1985 ] 47 VERA [PATRICIA MASI]: Ready For Love [ Polydor ‎817 633-1 NL 12" | 1984 ] 48 VOODOO CHILD [MOBY / RICHARD MELVILLE HALL]: Horses [ B-side from "Demons / Horses" NovaMute 12 NoMu-032 UK 12" | 1994 ] 49 YELLO MACIC ORCHESTRA [HARUOMI HOSONO, YUKIHIRO TAKAHASHI, RYUICHI SAKAMOTO]:  Computer Game (Theme From The Circus) _ Edited Version [ Horizon & Tapes 12702 US 12" | 1979 ] 50 YELLO [BORIS BLANK, CARLOS PERON, DIETER MEIER]: Vicious Games [ A-side from Elektra EKR-1-T UK 12" | 1985 ] #pics by Claudio Kalex & Psycho Thrill Cologne #bookmarks: WIKIPEDIA ll  FACEBOOK  ll  DISCOGS  ll DAN EBEN ll TROLLIN DWARF INTEGRATED CIRCUITS  ll  SOUNDCLOUD  ll  ESSENCE  ll  LAST.FM RA  ll  YOUTUBE  ll  BNKR S.I.CGN  ll  PSYCHO THRILL

[cinemafix]

PART ONE: MOVIES I’VE SEEN THIS WEEK (04/02-04/08)

SUNDAY

1. Goodfellas (1990)- dir. Martin Scorsese

Let me just start by saying if you’ve waited (like me) for too long to see this-- everybody is right.. this is a phenomenal movie. I came into this movie pretty green like I knew of it but I didn’t have any sort of inclination as to what to expect. The movie is based on the real-life story of Henry Hill, a young kid whose ambition to be a “wise-guy” leads him to grow up into the mobster lifestyle. Scorsese mainly uses voice over narration from Henry (Ray Liotta) to provide a sort of documentary feel to the movie. There’s also minor voice over narration to provide outsider insight by Henry’s wife, Karen (Lorraine Bracco).  

I absolutely loved the narration and the use of freeze frames and the (I won’t spoil it) delightful narration switch up at the very end. The infamous Copacabana long take of a scene (in which P. T. Anderson drew inspiration from for Boogie Nights) is so fun to watch because it really just immerses you into Henry’s fixation of the mob’s privileges and his date’s curiosity as to who she is out with. Yes, there are some heavyweight actors in this movie, but I have to just stress how good casting was. I mean, even the kid that played young Henry is on point with the resemblance and behavior.

This movie takes you along a ride with Henry Hill at the driver’s seat and it explores themes of primarily power and status but I also think one’s need to belong somewhere as well. Nobody likes to feel like a nobody.

Fun Fact: Scorsese’s parents have cameos in the movie!

2. Paul Blart: Mall Cop (2009)- dir. Steve Carr

Freely judge me for this, I deserve it. I wanted to hide it from the list but I didn’t want to compromise the game.

Now, in my defense, my dear grandpa picked it out while my mom and I came over my grandparents’ house to visit. Bless him. Guilty, I actually really enjoyed watching this absolutely mind-numbing comedy because of its stupid humor. Stupid, stupid, stupid humor.

If you haven’t heard of it and don’t mind a film led by Kevin James, it’s about this mall cop who takes his job too seriously but in the end he’s the type of hero this mall needs. Don’t take this movie seriously- It’s dumb (we all know it’s dumb) but you’re not dumb for watching it. You might be dumb for watching the sequel...you might be pushing it... jury might be out on that one.

I couldn’t help myself with the legal puns.

MONDAY

3. El Dorado (1967)- dir. Howard Hawks

I blame my grandma because visiting with her requires at least the watching of half a western movie and it’s 90% of the time a John Wayne movie playing. I’m just blaming the grandparents left and right for everything now... She enjoys them so much and I guess I enjoy watching them because she enjoys watching them. All you Internet folk don’t have the chance to watch a good ol’ western with my grandma but I think this is a good western to warm you up to the genre. In interviews, Quentin Tarantino has expressed his admiration for director Howard Hawks-- more specifically for the movie Rio Bravo-- and this movie is the second collaboration John Wayne has done with Hawks since Rio Bravo.

It’s about this wealthy man who is looking to hire someone to send this other wealthy family, the MacDonald’s, out of El Dorado. Sharpshooter Cole Thorton (Wayne) was first offered the job but instead joins forces with his old friend and town sheriff J.P. Harrah (Robert Mitchum) to protect the MacDonald’s.

My grandma says she loves westerns because, “there’s no sex and all action,” and she has her approval stamp on this one.

There’s action, there’s drama, there’s comedy, and there’s a young James Caan. It’s also on Netflix so it’s an easy find!

4. The Philadelphia Story (1940)- dir. George Cukor

Now, I love Cary Grant and I LOVE James Stewart but I was putting this movie off because I am not the biggest Katharine Hepburn fan. Rotten Tomatoes deems this movie, “The Greatest Romantic Comedy of All-Time,” and though I’m not entirely sold on that reputation, I thought it was an enjoyable movie. It’s about this quasi-quirky socialite Tracy (Hepburn) who all her life is treated as this perfect, untouchable goddess and it leads her to hold others to her high standards. C.K. Dexter Haven (Grant), her ex-husband, couldn’t stand her treating him with unreachable expectations so their marriage falls apart and yet he is still magnetized towards her. Reporter Macaulay Connor (Stewart) and his photographer (Ruth Hussey) are led by Grant into Tracy’s home to cover her wedding for Spy magazine. Having C.K. and Connor as guests for her wedding confuses Tracy as she begins to develop feelings diverting her attention from fiancé George Kitteredge (John Howard).

To be honest, even the ghosts of Cary Grant and James Stewart showing up on my wedding day would confuse the hell out of me. There’s romance, second-hand embarrassment, and humor to this dysfunctional wedding story. Ok, I get that it’s Hepburn’s story but like Ruth Hussey’s character was far more interesting than Tracy (IMHO) and only the handsy old uncle paid her any attention.

TUESDAY

5. How to Steal a Million (1966)- dir. William Wyler

This has to be the greatest romantic comedy of all-time. The chemistry between Peter O’Toole and Audrey Hepburn is just as magnetic as O’Toole’s blue eyes. Yes, I went there just like the movie goes there with several close-ups of those baby blues. Hepburn plays Nicole Bonnet, the daughter of a beloved art collector who happens to be a second generation art forger. When a Bonnet-forged Cellini statue ends up in a Paris museum and is awaiting evaluation, Nicole enlists Simon Dermott (O’Toole) to help her steal it back. It’s so much fun to watch not only Nicole react to Dermott’s wild planned and unplanned moments of the heist but also the museum guards as well. It’s a movie that doesn’t take itself so seriously-- it’s silly and it’s fun! Hepburn, of course, delivers some quality “lewks” in her head-to-toe Givenchy ensembles. Watching Dermott go from fascination to infatuation towards Nicole and manage to maintain a cute balance between the two will literally make you want to evaluate your love life (or lack thereof). He is constantly surprised by her and there’s a cute surprise towards the end at the Ritz hotel when things switch up-- love, love, love this movie.

WEDNESDAY

6. Strangers on a Train (1951)- dir. Alfred Hitchcock

This movie is just as relentless as the antagonist, Bruno Antony (Robert Walker). He’s like an itch that you just cannot scratch and the movie just builds and builds and builds its tension to his final breath... literally his final breath.

Currently, I’m writing a short story in which I aspire to create a thrilling tone. I felt compelled to watch the Master of Suspense show me how it’s done and boy was this the movie to get inspiration from. Not only was I on the edge of my seat but I was holding my breath the deeper the story went. If you show me a tennis match, I might dreadfully faint out of Hitchcock anticipation.

The film is about this tennis player, Guy Haines (Farley Granger), who meets the strange Bruce on (you guessed it) a train ride heading towards New York. The pair’s feet clash during the bumpy ride and the two get to talking- Bruce already familiar with Guy’s story insinuates about Guy’s dilemma with getting divorced. Too quickly, he comes up with a plan that could help Guy and in exchange help himself. It’s the exchanging of murders- you kill my problem and I’ll kill yours. Now I see where 2011′s Horrible Bosses drew from for inspiration.

I love Hitchcock’s use of zoom to draw our attention to what he wants us really focus on during a particular scene. The POV shots immerse the audience into the experience rather than sitting as an omniscient viewer throughout the entire film. There was a scene where Guy is punching at the camera and the camera is jerking back as if we are the ones getting punched. I loved it! There’s also a flashlight tracking scene that really made me feel uncomfortably close. Hitchcock also has his fun by making his quick cameo in the first 20 minutes.  

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Open Space is pleased to present the Eighth Annual Publications and Multiples FairIt’s no joke!

Saturday, April 1 from 12 – 6pm Sunday, April 2 from 12 – 6pm at the Baltimore Design School

Stop by the fair for a program outlining all of the on- and off-site programming this weekend!

MORE INFORMATION HERE!

The Publications and Multiples Fair is an annual exposition of contemporary artist books, prints, publications, sculptures, jewelry, textiles, and works produced in multiple. This event has grown tremendously, from having 15 vendors in its first year to having 150 in its seventh year. Taking up one weekend in the spring, PMF acts as a beacon for artists across the country. People traveling from both coasts come together to sell the wares they have produced throughout the year and stay for the connections made with makers they may have never met before. In more recent years have we curated additional on-site programming throughout the weekend that includes panel discussions on contemporary identity issues, poetry readings, musical performances, motivational speeches, and artist talks.

Formed in 2009, Open Space is a DIY artist-run gallery and collective located in Baltimore, Maryland.

Vendors: 0202FF 0Zone 200 Nam Nam A. Jarrell Hayes ACRES Adam Amram and Gabriella Grill Adult Punk Alex Ebstein, Jessie & Katey Alexandra Bravar, Angela Heaps and Caeli Carr-Potter Alexandra DeStefano Amy Scovil, Allen Hiu Anime Ceramix Ann Xu Anna K Crooks Anna Silina Anna Strain Art Vandelay Aurora Engle-Pratt Baltimore Print Studios Baltimore Youth Arts BDS kids Beast Beast Grrl Collective Bellfugees Ben McNutt / Wrestling Bernard Stiegler Better Lovers Blind Arch Brad Ziegler Bred Press Brooks & Rosebud Brown and Proud Press Carmen Johns Carolyn Conn & Grace Davis Castle Printshop Celeste Fichter Chaimi Food Studio Charlotte Anne Laurance Cherub Christina Haines Christopher Adams Christopher Mahonski Claire Felonis + Spencer Shope Clr’D CLUBHOUSE and Leyla Rzayeva Cryptogram Ctl+P Dana Bechert Ceramics Dog Pasta Dominique Hellgeth Dylan Thadani Presents Eclectic Collective EGOHEADS Ehse Records Eleanor Farley Elena Johnston Ella Clayton Elle Johnson Endless Editions Flannery Cashill Freda Mohr Friends of Friends Friends Records Fume Room Press Fuse Works Gaby Velez GenderFail Press General Matters Get Lost Press Girl Group Gloomy of PlayGurlClubb Gratuitous Type Handwork Quilts Heart & Soil Hey Thanks! Herbal Co. High Tide HYRSTERIA ZINE Illogical Comics Ink Press Productions InterMedia + Digital Arts of UMBC Jack Reese / Weakly Comics Jason Roy JEDICOM JESSICA’S WORLD OF FLOWERS Joe Maccarone Josh Dean Julie & Jane Kali Stull + Noel Freibert Kat Kennedy Kate Haberer & Will Ryerson Katherine Gottsegen KB pots Kodi Fabricant and Maggie Fitz Kyle Tata, Kristin Tata, Tyler Davis, and John Zimmerman Laila Milevski Lane Harlan Lesser Gonzalez Alvarez Lily Herman Liz Langa Ceramics Local 1 Youth Press Lorre-Mill Lucia Maher-Tatar, Audrey Gair Lunar Insurrection M Reisenwitz M.uckotter \ charles.S Make Studio MAKE Ü SMILE Mara Hyman Matt Carignan Matthew Scott Gualco Melody Often Miata Upshaw MICA Design League Mikael Flores-Amper Mishka Colombo Morgan Vessel Mother Mother MRDN Mt. Home Arts + Matthew Van Asselt Munu Editions Natalia C. Arias Natalie Geagraphic NewAM++ NICKNACKS Nothing Left to Learn Nowhere Zone Object Of Olivia Gibb Open Works P.O. Box PaperBase Paul Shortt & Christopher Kardambikis Pellinore Press PHKKED Pioneer Works Press Press Project Dispatch Publication Studio Hudson Rachel Hayden Rachel Rymont RAW MEAT Collective Red Emma’s Bookstore Coffeehouse Revolving Family Distribution Rob Brulinski Rock Pile Western Ruby Waldo s P L e e N C o F F i N Saint Lucy Books Sarah Juanita Sassafras Sea Farm City severed books Sexmagick Press Shelby Rosabal and Jasmine Cindy Shreyas R Krishnan Shy Pup Small Editions Soberscove Press Soft Blonde Soft City Printing Soumya Dhulekar & Nicole Rodrigues Spencer Compton Stephen Grebinski Stephen Hendee Studio-HH & Kevin Lowenthall SYBIL PRESS TABLOID Press Ten09 Terrault Gallery the Bettys The Coalition Zine The Contemporary The Joint Youth Movement The New Canon Project The Unofficial Press Thousand Island/Emily Burtner Total Pansy Toy Story 5 travis hallenbeck TXTbooks Ultraviolet Light Under + Over Vivien and Abbie Wise Wei Xie Hann White Lighter Whitney Simpkins Whittled Wizards & HandsandCurls Will Laren William Chapman and Lauren Barbour Women in Sound Woven Autonomo Zimmerman Woodworks

ON-SITE FAIR PROGRAMMING:

Saturday: Madeline Campbell of Women in Sound: 1-2pm A complement to Women in Sound zine, this talk is an introduction to the impact of women and queer people on electronic music and recorded sound. It will discuss the equipment and creative processes employed to produce unheard sounds and pioneer a genre. No prior knowledge of electronic music necessary to enjoy this program!

Pecha Kucha Series on “SciFi Optimism”: 2:30-3:30pm Pecha Kuchas are back! This year six presenters will explore the idea of “scifi optimism” and how it relates to their life and work. Featuring Claire Mirocha, Alexis Skinner, Lunar Insurrection, Umiko Niwa, Jen Kirby and Vincent Seadler.

ACRE TV screening: 4:00-5:00pm ACRE TV co-director Andrew Mausert-Mooney will present selections from the archives and speak to the Chicago-based project’s four year history. ACRE TV is an artist-made livestreaming tele-vision network (found online at ACRE.org) that features live and canned video, performances, durational works, and experimental broadcasts. ACRE TV was born out of the collaborative spirit of ACRE(Artists’ Cooperative Residency and Exhibitions) based in Chicago and Steuben, Wisconsin.

Nam Nam 200 5:00-6:00pm The world premier screening of video work by Marcelline, Travis Levasseur and Corey Hughes.

Sunday: Zoe Ligon in conversation with Stefani Levin about Female Ejaculation: 1-2pm Zoe Ligon artist and founder of Spectrum Boutique in Detroit will talk to local sex therapist Stefani Levin about female ejaculation.

LES FLEURS DU MAL: Readings on Erotic Decadence and Decay 2:30-4:00pm LES FLEURS DU MAL is a performance of poetry, sound, and provocative imagery inspired by Post-Baudelairean erotic decadence and decay. This show features 14 Poets, a large scale painting as backdrop by Viveca Licata, and intermission sounds by QUNA. Featuring readings by Max Guy, Grace Davis, Anna K. Crooks, Adam Marans, Lane Harlan, Lexie Mountain, Adam Beaver, Maya Martinez, Lindsay Raspi, Saida Agostini, Lily Herman, Jasmine Pullen-Schmidt and Janea Kelly. The show is curated by Lane Harlan exclusively for PMF.

Reading by Jason Harris and Olu Butterfly: Selections of Speculative Fiction: 4:00-5:00pm

Nam Nam 200 5:00-6:00pm Screening of video work by Marcelline, Travis Levasseur and Corey Hughes.

Workshops:

Satruday Beast Grrl Zine, 3:00-4:00pm Beast Grrl Zine will be running a mini-zine workshop– all materials provided! Come out to listen to tunes and chop up magazines with us. Beast Grrl Zine is a youth-run feminist organization, promoting youth empowerment, feminist education, and activism.

Sunday Intro to “Dungeons and Dragons” 1:00-3:30pm –local novelist and game maker Justin Sirois will give a 2 hour introduction to tabletop role playing and the basic system The Black Hack.

HAIR CLUB (with Kelly Lloyd) 4:00-5:00pm Hair Club would like to invite participants to use a variety of materials to construct their own merkin, or pubic wig. Merkins were originally worn by sex workers, but are now used as decorative items by people of all genders, and for “modesty” purposes by actors. During this event, while constructing our merkins with a variety of materials including sequins, fringe, felt, faux-fur, yarn, ribbon and glitter paper, we will engage participants in a discussion around body hair, specifically pubic hair, looking at the vilification of women’s body hair and the portrayal of pubic hair in pop culture. This workshop will explore a humorous DIY strategy to processing culture’s dictates about where hair should and should not be, while Kate Bush plays in the background. Co-founded by Suzanne Gold, Kelly Lloyd, and Michal Lynn Shumate, HAIR CLUB is an interdisciplinary, research-based art collective whose work is centered around the multivalent topic of HAIR.

Formed in 2009, Open Space is a DIY artist-run gallery and collective located in Baltimore, Maryland.

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Life & Style, January 14

Cover: Ellen DeGeneres quitting Hollywood for Portia de Rossi 

Page 1: Photo Flash -- Heidi Klum and Tom Kaulitz are engaged 

Page 2: Contents 

Page 3: Say What?! -- Amy Adams on Brad Pitt, Awkwafina on her grandma, Julie Bowen on John Stamos, Emily Blunt on Mary Poppins, Jason Momoa on Lisa Bonet 

Page 4: The top 10 Jennifer Lopez looks 

Page 6: Twinning -- Emily Blunt vs. Alessandra Ambrosio, Hailey Baldwin vs. Natalia Vodianova 

Page 7: Madeline Brewer vs. Liya Kebede, Rachel Zoe vs. Katharine McPhee 

Page 8: Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton call a truce 

Page 9: Wedding bells for Meghan Trainor and Daryl Sabara, Throwback -- Padma Lakshmi, Biggest Spenders of the Week -- Niecy Nash, Nicole Kidman, David Beckham, Dax Shepard, Khloe Kardashian 

Page 10: Ashton Kutcher is the ultimate Mr. Mom, Tori Spelling organized Beverly Hills, 90210 reboot to get her out of financial ruin, Whose Cat Is It? Ian Somerhalder, Isla Fisher, Ricky Gervais, Mayim Bialik, Ed Sheeran, Taylor Swift 

Page 12: Sophie Turner is jealous of Priyanka Chopra’s never-ending nuptials to Nick Jonas 

Page 13: Kim Kardashian asks her idol Jennifer Lopez for marriage advice, Sean Lowe and Catherine Giudici adopting, VIP Style -- Emily Blunt and Lin-Manuel Miranda, Patrick Schwarzenegger, Tori Spelling, Jesse McCartney, Sonja Morgan, Felicity Jones, Dean Cain, Jerry O’Connell 

Page 14: The Week in Photos -- Jennifer Lopez and Vanessa Hudgens 

Page 15: Lin-Manuel Miranda, Eva Longoria and son 

Page 16: Matthew Morrison and wife and child, Lori Loughlin, Sandra Bullock with Stephen Colbert 

Page 18: Stars Eating -- Steve Carell, Jenny McCarthy, Dylan Dreyer and Sheinelle Jones, Sean Lowe and Catherine Giudici

Page 19: Paris Hilton 

Page 20: Nina Dobrev 

Page 21: Justin Theroux, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Kevin Hart and son 

Page 22: Hailee Steinfeld 

Page 24: Lea Michele, Gina Rodriguez, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West 

Page 26: Stars Behaving Badly -- Derek Hough and Nina Dobrev, Jason Momoa, Spencer Pratt 

Page 27: Julie Bowen 

Page 30: Kylie Jenner and Khloe Kardashian bride wars 

Page 31: The Bachelor Colton Underwood headed for heartbreak, Andy Cohen’s big baby news, Romance Report Card -- Sarah Hyland, Idris Elba, Jenni “JWoww” Farley 

Page 32: Kristen Stewart and Stella Maxwell split, Kourtney Kardashian offers Sofia Richie an olive branch 

Page 33: Christina El Moussa and Ant Anstead’s surprise nuptials 

Page 34: Cover Story -- Ellen DeGeneres chooses family over fame 

Page 37: Other first-time parents after 60 -- Jeff Goldblum, Steve Martin, Elton John 

Page 38: Selena Gomez still partying after rehab 

Page 39: Treatment doesn’t always stick -- Demi Lovato, Keith Urban, Luann de Lesseps, Ben Affleck 

Page 40: Bethenny Frankel -- the worst year of my life 

Page 42: Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth -- all the wedding details 

Page 44: Celeb Meet Cutes -- Lauren Conrad and William Tell, Chrissy Teigen and John Legend 

Page 45: Matt Damon and Luciana Barroso, Sofia Vergara and Joe Manganiello 

Page 46: Mandy Moore and Taylor Goldsmith, Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka, Orlando Bloom and Katy Perry 

Page 47: Jessica Biel and Justin Timberlake, Sarah Hyland and Wells Adams 

Page 48: Who Lives Here? Brooke Shields 

Page 50: Entertainment 

Page 51: Star Review -- Beth Behrs, As Seen On-Screen -- Mindy Kaling’s earrings are Jenny Bird’s Faye Knockers silver hoops 

Page 52: Top Trends -- Should They Stay Or Go Away? -- Slim Shady Sunnies -- Beyonce, Rita Ora, Kylie Jenner, Dad Sneakers -- Kendall Jenner, Ariana Grande 

Page 53: Belt Bag -- Olivia Culpo, Jamie Chung, Emily Ratajkowski, Alessandra Ambrosio, Logos -- Hailey Baldwin, Olivia Munn, Taraji P. Henson 

Page 54: Fashion Recap -- Blake Lively suits up 

Page 56: Hollywood Best in (Fashion) Class -- Gigi Haid -- Top Model, Tracee Ellis Ross -- Most Daring 

Page 57: Lili Reinhart -- One to Watch, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley -- Best Street Style 

Page 58: Style Crush -- Leslie Mann 

Page 60: How She Got That Body -- Padma Lakshmi 

Page 62: The Fabulous Life of Alessandra Ambrosio 

Page 64: Diva or Down-to-Earth? Saoirse Ronan, Queen Elizabeth, Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher 

Page 66: Social Stars Posts of the Week -- Milo Ventimiglia and Justin Hartley of This Is Us, Drew Barrymore, Kevin Jonas and daughters, Camila Alves 

Page 67: Kylie Jenner and daughter, Chris Pratt and Katherine Schwarzenegger, Tori Spelling and Jennie Garth 

Page 68: Horoscope -- Capricorn Nina Dobrev, They’re Not Together But They Should Be -- Virgo Garrett Hedlund and Pisces Brittany Snow 

Page 70: Made Ya Look -- Jenna Dewan 

Page 72: What I’m Into -- Maria Menounos 

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Nike - Further Than Ever from Ian Pons Jewell on Vimeo.

Composer: Guy Farley / Siren Music

Featuring some of the most incredible Chinese athletes...

Li Na, the first Grand Slam singles champion from Asia and the first to break into the world’s top 10… despite constant critique about her career choices and outward personality, she rose to become an icon in Chinese sport.

Lan Tian, paralysed from the waist down, took up skiing despite pressure from doctors and family and went on to live independently without support.

Shao Ting, WCBA basketball champion and PHD graduate, breaking the stereotype in China that a woman shouldn’t aspire so highly.

Nina Guo, blogger and climber, broke the rules by talking pubclicly about how climbing has helped her overcome many of the obstacles faced by mental illness.

Cecelia Yeung, born into a poor family, pressured not to pursue sport due to the difficulty in making a living from it. Ended up as the HK high jump record holder, the first full-time high jumper in HK and broke the HK high jump record three times in one day.

Wang Shuang, despite pressure from family and local coaches not to leave home, she became the first Chinese female football player to play outside of China and AFC Women’s Player of the Year.

Kung Fu Cha Cha, the first Asian team to row across the Atlantic, the youngest team to cross the Atlantic and the first female champions who broke Row Like A Girl’s record by 6 days.

Can Zongju, became the the greatest boxer in Chinese history and the second best female boxer in the world.

Prod Co: Academy Films Director : Ian Pons Jewell
 Executive Producer : Medb Riordan Producer : Jon Adams DOP: Mauro Chiarello Operator: Gimbalninja (Florian) Choreographer: Eddie Clements Editor :Gaia Boretti
 
Sound Designers: Anthony Moore, Jon Clarke & James Utting Composer: Guy Farley / Siren Music 
Art Director : Olly Williams Wardrobe Stylist : Victoria Mesenbrink


Service Co: Playfull Service EP: Wolfie Wong Local Producer: Carson Ng 
Line Producer : Areta Mak
 Production Manager: Bugs Hartley / Manley Hua Production Coordinator: Steven Chung 
Location Manager: Kevin Liu
 Production Designer : Olly Williams
 Art Director Assist: Billy Kong
 Props Master : Zhang Feng
 Props Assists : Zhou Hui
 Casting Director: Fang Hui


Wardrobe Stylist Assist : Zhou Yu
 Wardrobe Assists : Jolene Ang 
Hair and Make Up : Keke / Xiao Nan 
Gaffer : Dickson Lim 
Key Grip : Eric Xi

Agency

Wieden + Kennedy Shanghai Executive Creative Director: Ian Toombs, Vivian Yong / Creative Directors: Matt Skibiak, Dong Hao
 / Senior Copywriter: Matt Meszaros
 / Copywriter: Ruby Li / Art Director: Josh King
Junior Art Director: Moon Qi / 
Executive Producer: Bernice Wong
Film Producer: Bernice Wong
Art Buyer - Juni Zhu
Senior Planner: Leon Lin
Junior Planner: Carina Huang
Business Director: Dino Xu
Associate Account Director: Chuck Xu, Qinna Ye Account Executive: Laura Yu
Head of Design: Fish Ho
Designer: Meng Meng; Zhangzhe Peng Business Affairs: Jessica Deng, Kathy Zhan Senior Studio Production Manager - Vic Zhang Senior Studio Print Producer - Stone Xue Retoucher - Lee Chang Qing / Linda Zhang
FA Artist - Austin Hu

Post Production

Assembly Room UK Assistant Editor : Stanislav Semeniuk Producer : Daniel Breheny

MPC

VFX Supervisor/Creative Director: Barry Greaves
 3D Lead: Chris Kalata
 3D Supervisor: Jacob T Oommen
 3D Team: Alexey Petryaev, Yao Zhang, Isaac Liu, Chamishka Gamage, Aram Hakze 2D Supervisor: David Rouxel Executive Producer: Jamie Loudon VFX producer: Alvaro Montenegro Colour Producer: Leianna Campbell Colorists: Richard Fearon, Nikola Stefanovic 2D Team: James Corden, Qiu Cheng, Tingting Su, Robin Liu, Eason Wu Comp Leads: Ginesh Gandhi, Venkata S Comp Team: Marielle Santens, Madhuka Gunasekera, Allegra David, Minnie Chen, Iman Javaherypour, Karthik S, Amresh Kumar, Shalwin Shaiju, Vaishali Awaghade, Saravanan D, Manideep Sanisetty
 DMP team: Radhakrishna R (Lead), Gowri, Bakiyaraj P FX team: Abhinandan Madhu, Ivan Richard D costa, Mohan Pugaz
Matchmove team: Ganesh Kumar S (Lead), Konduru Achi Raju, Ankit Dheraj Toppo, Shridhar Bhat, Venkatesh Jeyaram, Vishal Darkunde
 Roto: Sudev
 Clean up team: Silambarasan R P (Lead), Jay Joshi, Sudheesh TV, Ajeet Pratap Singh, Arulanandhan, Abdul Labeeb, Naresh, Kajal Pandya, Vamsi Krishna Reddy, Yasasvini.V, Trishul, Phani Mishra, Manu PS, Akhil K.P., Padma Priya, Maneesh Kumar
 Senior Line Producer: Pooja Pandya
Senior Production Coordinator: Meghna Shetty

Sound Design


Factory Studios London Audio Producer: Lou Allen

Music

SIREN Music, London  Composer/Arranger: Guy Farley Music Producer/Supervisor: Sean Craigie-Atherton

Music performed by the Budapest Scoring Orchestra

Conductor – Zoltán Pad Orchestrator – Rich Jones

Music mix – Tim Harrison

Special Thanks Matilda Finn

[arikenjp]

Nike - Further Than Ever from Ian Pons Jewell on Vimeo.

Composer: Guy Farley / Siren Music

Featuring some of the most incredible Chinese athletes...

Li Na, the first Grand Slam singles champion from Asia and the first to break into the world’s top 10… despite constant critique about her career choices and outward personality, she rose to become an icon in Chinese sport.

Lan Tian, paralysed from the waist down, took up skiing despite pressure from doctors and family and went on to live independently without support.

Shao Ting, WCBA basketball champion and PHD graduate, breaking the stereotype in China that a woman shouldn’t aspire so highly.

Nina Guo, blogger and climber, broke the rules by talking pubclicly about how climbing has helped her overcome many of the obstacles faced by mental illness.

Cecelia Yeung, born into a poor family, pressured not to pursue sport due to the difficulty in making a living from it. Ended up as the HK high jump record holder, the first full-time high jumper in HK and broke the HK high jump record three times in one day.

Wang Shuang, despite pressure from family and local coaches not to leave home, she became the first Chinese female football player to play outside of China and AFC Women’s Player of the Year.

Kung Fu Cha Cha, the first Asian team to row across the Atlantic, the youngest team to cross the Atlantic and the first female champions who broke Row Like A Girl’s record by 6 days.

Can Zongju, became the the greatest boxer in Chinese history and the second best female boxer in the world.

Prod Co: Academy Films Director : Ian Pons Jewell
 Executive Producer : Medb Riordan Producer : Jon Adams DOP: Mauro Chiarello Operator: Gimbalninja (Florian) Choreographer: Eddie Clements Editor :Gaia Boretti
 
Sound Designers: Anthony Moore, Jon Clarke & James Utting Composer: Guy Farley / Siren Music 
Art Director : Olly Williams Wardrobe Stylist : Victoria Mesenbrink


Service Co: Playfull Service EP: Wolfie Wong Local Producer: Carson Ng 
Line Producer : Areta Mak
 Production Manager: Bugs Hartley / Manley Hua Production Coordinator: Steven Chung 
Location Manager: Kevin Liu
 Production Designer : Olly Williams
 Art Director Assist: Billy Kong
 Props Master : Zhang Feng
 Props Assists : Zhou Hui
 Casting Director: Fang Hui


Wardrobe Stylist Assist : Zhou Yu
 Wardrobe Assists : Jolene Ang 
Hair and Make Up : Keke / Xiao Nan 
Gaffer : Dickson Lim 
Key Grip : Eric Xi

Agency

Wieden + Kennedy Shanghai Executive Creative Director: Ian Toombs, Vivian Yong / Creative Directors: Matt Skibiak, Dong Hao
 / Senior Copywriter: Matt Meszaros
 / Copywriter: Ruby Li / Art Director: Josh King
Junior Art Director: Moon Qi / 
Executive Producer: Bernice Wong
Film Producer: Bernice Wong
Art Buyer - Juni Zhu
Senior Planner: Leon Lin
Junior Planner: Carina Huang
Business Director: Dino Xu
Associate Account Director: Chuck Xu, Qinna Ye Account Executive: Laura Yu
Head of Design: Fish Ho
Designer: Meng Meng; Zhangzhe Peng Business Affairs: Jessica Deng, Kathy Zhan Senior Studio Production Manager - Vic Zhang Senior Studio Print Producer - Stone Xue Retoucher - Lee Chang Qing / Linda Zhang
FA Artist - Austin Hu

Post Production

Assembly Room UK Assistant Editor : Stanislav Semeniuk Producer : Daniel Breheny

MPC

VFX Supervisor/Creative Director: Barry Greaves
 3D Lead: Chris Kalata
 3D Supervisor: Jacob T Oommen
 3D Team: Alexey Petryaev, Yao Zhang, Isaac Liu, Chamishka Gamage, Aram Hakze 2D Supervisor: David Rouxel Executive Producer: Jamie Loudon VFX producer: Alvaro Montenegro Colour Producer: Leianna Campbell Colorists: Richard Fearon, Nikola Stefanovic 2D Team: James Corden, Qiu Cheng, Tingting Su, Robin Liu, Eason Wu Comp Leads: Ginesh Gandhi, Venkata S Comp Team: Marielle Santens, Madhuka Gunasekera, Allegra David, Minnie Chen, Iman Javaherypour, Karthik S, Amresh Kumar, Shalwin Shaiju, Vaishali Awaghade, Saravanan D, Manideep Sanisetty
 DMP team: Radhakrishna R (Lead), Gowri, Bakiyaraj P FX team: Abhinandan Madhu, Ivan Richard D costa, Mohan Pugaz
Matchmove team: Ganesh Kumar S (Lead), Konduru Achi Raju, Ankit Dheraj Toppo, Shridhar Bhat, Venkatesh Jeyaram, Vishal Darkunde
 Roto: Sudev
 Clean up team: Silambarasan R P (Lead), Jay Joshi, Sudheesh TV, Ajeet Pratap Singh, Arulanandhan, Abdul Labeeb, Naresh, Kajal Pandya, Vamsi Krishna Reddy, Yasasvini.V, Trishul, Phani Mishra, Manu PS, Akhil K.P., Padma Priya, Maneesh Kumar
 Senior Line Producer: Pooja Pandya
Senior Production Coordinator: Meghna Shetty

Sound Design


Factory Studios London Audio Producer: Lou Allen

Music

SIREN Music, London  Composer/Arranger: Guy Farley Music Producer/Supervisor: Sean Craigie-Atherton

Music performed by the Budapest Scoring Orchestra

Conductor – Zoltán Pad Orchestrator – Rich Jones

Music mix – Tim Harrison

Special Thanks Matilda Finn

[karoltabis]

Composer: Guy Farley / Siren Music Featuring some of the most incredible Chinese athletes... Li Na, the first Grand Slam singles champion from Asia and the first to break into the world’s top 10… despite constant critique about her career choices and outward personality, she rose to become an icon in Chinese sport. Lan Tian, paralysed from the waist down, took up skiing despite pressure from doctors and family and went on to live independently without support. Shao Ting, WCBA basketball champion and PHD graduate, breaking the stereotype in China that a woman shouldn’t aspire so highly. Nina Guo, blogger and climber, broke the rules by talking pubclicly about how climbing has helped her overcome many of the obstacles faced by mental illness. Cecelia Yeung, born into a poor family, pressured not to pursue sport due to the difficulty in making a living from it. Ended up as the HK high jump record holder, the first full-time high jumper in HK and broke the HK high jump record three times in one day. Wang Shuang, despite pressure from family and local coaches not to leave home, she became the first Chinese female football player to play outside of China and AFC Women’s Player of the Year. Kung Fu Cha Cha, the first Asian team to row across the Atlantic, the youngest team to cross the Atlantic and the first female champions who broke Row Like A Girl’s record by 6 days. Can Zongju, became the the greatest boxer in Chinese history and the second best female boxer in the world. Prod Co: Academy Films Director : Ian Pons Jewell
 Executive Producer : Medb Riordan Producer : Jon Adams DOP: Mauro Chiarello Operator: Gimbalninja (Florian) Choreographer: Eddie Clements Editor :Gaia Boretti
 
Sound Designers: Anthony Moore, Jon Clarke & James Utting Composer: Guy Farley / Siren Music 
Art Director : Olly Williams Wardrobe Stylist : Victoria Mesenbrink
 Service Co: Playfull Service EP: Wolfie Wong Local Producer: Carson Ng 
Line Producer : Areta Mak
 Production Manager: Bugs Hartley / Manley Hua Production Coordinator: Steven Chung 
Location Manager: Kevin Liu
 Production Designer : Olly Williams
 Art Director Assist: Billy Kong
 Props Master : Zhang Feng
 Props Assists : Zhou Hui
 Casting Director: Fang Hui
 Wardrobe Stylist Assist : Zhou Yu
 Wardrobe Assists : Jolene Ang 
Hair and Make Up : Keke / Xiao Nan 
Gaffer : Dickson Lim 
Key Grip : Eric Xi Agency Wieden + Kennedy Shanghai Executive Creative Director: Ian Toombs, Vivian Yong / Creative Directors: Matt Skibiak, Dong Hao
 / Senior Copywriter: Matt Meszaros
 / Copywriter: Ruby Li / Art Director: Josh King
Junior Art Director: Moon Qi / 
Executive Producer: Bernice Wong
Film Producer: Bernice Wong
Art Buyer - Juni Zhu
Senior Planner: Leon Lin
Junior Planner: Carina Huang
Business Director: Dino Xu
Associate Account Director: Chuck Xu, Qinna Ye Account Executive: Laura Yu
Head of Design: Fish Ho
Designer: Meng Meng; Zhangzhe Peng Business Affairs: Jessica Deng, Kathy Zhan Senior Studio Production Manager - Vic Zhang Senior Studio Print Producer - Stone Xue Retoucher - Lee Chang Qing / Linda Zhang
FA Artist - Austin Hu Post Production Assembly Room UK Assistant Editor : Stanislav Semeniuk Producer : Daniel Breheny MPC VFX Supervisor/Creative Director: Barry Greaves
 3D Lead: Chris Kalata
 3D Supervisor: Jacob T Oommen
 3D Team: Alexey Petryaev, Yao Zhang, Isaac Liu, Chamishka Gamage, Aram Hakze 2D Supervisor: David Rouxel Executive Producer: Jamie Loudon VFX producer: Alvaro Montenegro Colour Producer: Leianna Campbell Colorists: Richard Fearon, Nikola Stefanovic 2D Team: James Corden, Qiu Cheng, Tingting Su, Robin Liu, Eason Wu Comp Leads: Ginesh Gandhi, Venkata S Comp Team: Marielle Santens, Madhuka Gunasekera, Allegra David, Minnie Chen, Iman Javaherypour, Karthik S, Amresh Kumar, Shalwin Shaiju, Vaishali Awaghade, Saravanan D, Manideep Sanisetty
 DMP team: Radhakrishna R (Lead), Gowri, Bakiyaraj P FX team: Abhinandan Madhu, Ivan Richard D costa, Mohan Pugaz
Matchmove team: Ganesh Kumar S (Lead), Konduru Achi Raju, Ankit Dheraj Toppo, Shridhar Bhat, Venkatesh Jeyaram, Vishal Darkunde
 Roto: Sudev
 Clean up team: Silambarasan R P (Lead), Jay Joshi, Sudheesh TV, Ajeet Pratap Singh, Arulanandhan, Abdul Labeeb, Naresh, Kajal Pandya, Vamsi Krishna Reddy, Yasasvini.V, Trishul, Phani Mishra, Manu PS, Akhil K.P., Padma Priya, Maneesh Kumar
 Senior Line Producer: Pooja Pandya
Senior Production Coordinator: Meghna Shetty Sound Design 
Factory Studios London Audio Producer: Lou Allen Music SIREN Music, London  Composer/Arranger: Guy Farley Music Producer/Supervisor: Sean Craigie-Atherton Music performed by the Budapest Scoring Orchestra Conductor – Zoltán Pad Orchestrator – Rich Jones Music mix – Tim Harrison Special Thanks Matilda Finn

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This weekend I'll be emceeing at @sidesplitterscomedy for Kevin Farley (@kevfarls)!! I saw him perform at the Hollywood Improv awhile ago with David Spade and Todd Glass; it was a fantastic show...and yes he is Chris Farley's brother. Thursday-Sunday, come on out!!! Tickets- www.sidesplitterscomedy.com (at Side Splitters Comedy Club) https://www.instagram.com/p/ByFqXslJtQn/?igshid=1ub2av6e0hhkn