While many of its animated films can be enjoyed by moviegoers of all shapes and sizes, The Walt Disney Co. hasn't offered something other than a children's fairy tale in some time now. Read more...
While many of its animated films can be enjoyed by moviegoers of all shapes and sizes, The Walt Disney Co. hasn't offered something other than a children's fairy tale in some time now. Read more...
I recently read an article in The New York Times on the state of the American movie industry. Read more...
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Anneta Konstantinides
After years of this extensive and sometimes unconventional costume research, Karvonides started serving as a costume design professor at the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television just last year, passing along similar tricks, valuable treats and years of experience. Read more...
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“American Horror Story” stars Jessica Lange as Sister Jude, Lily Rabe as Sister Mary Eunice, Lizzie Brocheré as Grace and Evan Peters as Kit. Chrisi Karvonides formerly designed costumes for this TV miniseries.
When the show "Chuck" came to an end earlier this year, I had many friends who were quite upset. Read more...
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Ty Burrell, who plays Phil Dunphy in ABC’s sitcom “Modern Family,” exhibits on-screen humor that doesn’t stray too far from his own off-screen personality. (credit: Peter “Hopper” Stone/ABC)
For most college-age women, being locked inside a bathroom with an older gentleman for over 24 hours would be a less-than-enjoyable experience. Read more...
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“Madrid, 1987”
"Nobody Walks" opens with Martine (Olivia Thirlby) romantically kissing a presumed lover. Read more...
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“Nobody Walks” is an independent drama that chronicles the short visit of Martine, a New York artist who stays in the Los Angeles home of Peter (John Krasinski,”The Office”), a sound editor who is helping with her art project for a gallery.
About a year and a half ago, Comedy Central aired the first episode of "Workaholics," a sitcom about three college dropouts turned telemarketers. Read more...
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The cast of Workaholics (from left) creator Kyle Newacheck, Anders Holm, Adam Devine, and Blake Anderson