Showtime’s hotly anticipated seven-part series The Loudest Voice begins Sunday, telling the story of the late Roger Ailes, advisor to three presidents and shaper of the modern Republican party and ultra-right-wing conservative broadcaster. He was eventually taken down by one of his reporters Gretchen Carlson whose claims of sexual harassment lead to his ouster. Outstanding makeup for Russell Crowe as Ailes… View Post
Toy Story 4 – Fabulous or Merely Wonderful? Jessie Buckley’s Fearless Performance, a Delightfully Surreal Adult Fairy Tale, Hero Dogs, Brooding Human Heroes Night and Cinderella’s 70th Anniversary!! Can You Believe it!? and More…
Toy Story 4 is everything you’d expect from this high calibre franchise – funny, warm, unexpected, beautifully made and rich with characters we’ve known for twenty-four years. And like its predecessors, TS4 is a wee bit subversive! All the best cartoons are. The awesome new character, Canadian Duke Caboom, played with aplomb by Keanu Reeves who happens to be on the… View Post
Emma Thompson and Mindy Kaling Are the Best Couple, Two Old Friends Make Light of Marriage, Diane Keaton’s Beau is a Tramp, Get Your Ballroom on, Andre Leon Talley, Gay Mean Girls and Loads of Pride Month Viewing!
Late Night is the dose of woman power you’ve been seeking and it’s hilarious. Emma Thompson plays a successful, ageing national late-night talk show host at a crossroads; a recent dip in the ratings puts her under the gun. Ironically the female network head wants hers and the end, after thirty years, seems imminent. She won’t stand for it. Along comes… View Post
Tips for managing cashflow when you’re self-employed
While entrepreneurship can be exciting and incredibly fulfilling, it’s not always as glamorous as many people assume it to be. As a solo entrepreneur myself, I know that self-employment can be stressful and time-consuming. I have to take on most of the responsibilities of the business myself, as I don’t have an accounting team or administrative assistant to balance my… View Post
People, Go See Rocketman!! Also, Gay Emily Dickinson Was No Shut-In Spinster, Witness an Incredible Cinematic Device, Two Theatre Titans Go Small, Baldwin’s DeLorean Project, and We’ll Time Travel You Through the Recent History of Music in Three Cool Docs
Molly Shannon has pretty much toiled under the radar in recent years, in small roles and guest appearances, but she jets back to relevance in Madeleine Olnek’s excellent biopic Wild Nights with Emily. Shannon lowers the registers on her comic rawness to deliver a warm, funny, engaging, even sprightly performance as poet Emily Dickinson. Shannon plays her, not as the reclusive… View Post
Interview: Patricia Rozema’s ‘Mouthpiece’ is a unique approach about the universal pain of loss
Patricia Rozema’s ‘Mouthpiece’ follows a thirty-year-old Toronto woman for a short time, from the death of her mother to the funeral and eulogy. Cassandra’s in a tough place, trying to reconcile a lifetime with her mother and feel her feelings while organising the funeral and reception. It’s the universal story of primal loss, given bold new life through a unique… View Post
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