Podcast appearances and mentions of Bill Gold

Former Ranbaxy promoters Malvinder Singh and Shivinder Singh were sent to jail for six months by the Supreme Court -- which also ordered an audit of the Fortis-IIH deal. This is not the first time the brothers have been in the news for a wrong reason. This latest development is one more chapter in the long drawn-out story of their downfall. In today's segment, we offer a peek into the journey of the Singh brothers.  The draft Drugs, Medical Devices and Cosmetics Bill, 2022 -- which seeks to replace a 1940 law -- claims to set several things right in the pharma sector. It may also avert a Ranbaxy like scandal too. Meanwhile, another draft bill put out by the government this week seeks to address problems in the telecom sector. The draft Indian Telecommunications 2022 bill, which once framed into Act, may have far reaching effects on OTT communication services like WhatsApp, spectrum allocations and several other fields.  Meanwhile, gold prices have been spiraling southwards after it peaked in March this year, as global central banks joined hands to raise interest rates to tame inflationary pressures. With the US Federal Reserve lifting its policy rate by 75 basis points for the third consecutive time, analysts believe that the yellow metal will continue to face pressure in the near-term as well.  Thanks to the internet, we will get the factory and services data of the UK and Euro zone within seconds of their release. But have you ever noticed the difference between download and upload speeds? A simple speed test will tell you that the upload speed is usually lower than the download. Let us find out why in this episode of the podcast.     

Kody Rawlee Green is stuck in juvie. Tella “Teal Cartwheels” Carticelli is packing her bags for Rome--on the orders of her parents, who want her as far from Kody as possible. But teenage love is too strong a force for the obstacles of reality. And the highway beckons.   Leaving their abusive pasts behind them in Jersey, Kody and Teal set off on a cross-country road trip equal parts self-destruction and self-discovery, making their way, one stolen car at a time, toward bigger, wider, bluer skies. Along the road, of course, there's time to stop at Graceland, classic diners, a fairgrounds that smells of “pony shit and kettle corn," and time for run-ins with outsize personalities like the reincarnated Grand Canyon tour guide Dead Bob and the spurious Montana rancher Bill Gold. On their heels, all the while, is Teal's brother, Neil Carticelli, who's abandoned his post in the navy to rescue the sister he left behind. But does she really need saving?   These all too American tropes find new expression in Bud Smith's own freewheeling prose—and in Rae Buleri's original illustrations—filling Teenager with humor, poetry, and a joy that's palpable in every unforgettable sentence.   Join us for a conversation between Smith and Skylight's Mike Jeffrey as they discuss artistic comparisons and what it's like to write a novel between shifts on a construction site. _______________________________________________   Produced by Nat Freeman, Lance Morgan, & Michael Kowaleski. Theme: "I Love All My Friends," an unreleased demo by Fragile Gang.

ABOUT BUD SMITH: Bud Smith works heavy construction in New Jersey. His story "Violets" appeared in The Paris Review. He released his debut novel this year, titled: Teenager. ABOUT TEENAGER: Kody Rawlee Green is stuck in juvie. Tella “Teal Cartwheels” Carticelli is packing her bags for Rome--on the orders of her parents, who want her as far from Kody as possible. But teenage love is too strong a force for the obstacles of reality. And the highway beckons. Leaving their abusive pasts behind them in Jersey, Kody and Teal set off on a cross-country road trip equal parts self-destruction and self-discovery, making their way, one stolen car at a time, toward bigger, wider, bluer skies. Along the road, of course, there's time to stop at Graceland, classic diners, a fairgrounds that smells of “pony shit and kettle corn," and time for run-ins with outsize personalities like the reincarnated Grand Canyon tour guide Dead Bob and the spurious Montana rancher Bill Gold. On their heels, all the while, is Teal's brother, Neil Carticelli, who's abandoned his post in the navy to rescue the sister he left behind. But does she really need saving? These all too American tropes find new expression in Bud Smith's own freewheeling prose—and in Rae Buleri's original illustrations—filling Teenager with humor, poetry, and a joy that's palpable in every unforgettable sentence.

It's Movie Poster Month here on Cinema Buns!! All month long we'll be talkin bout the marketing behind films, in the form of: The Movie poster! I love a good movie poster, and I love to hate a bad poster! If you wanna hear about some of the worst posters, the misleading, the spoiler posters, and the cringy photoshop jobs, check back on friday for Molly and my Bonus ep about the uglies of the Poster world. Links for today: -Empire's Top 50 Poster List: https://www.empireonline.com/movies/features/best-posters/ -Bill Gold: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Gold Thanks. Meow!

Today we welcome to the Booth acclaimed artist, author, and actor Tony Fitzpatrick, and his son and podcast partner, Max. They are quite a team. Max also manages Adventureland Gallery at 1513 N. Western. Where there is great art and free beer! Tony's stunning drawing collages can be found in museums such as MOMA and Chicago's MCA, along with a lot of private collections. He has also done cover art for many musicians, including friend of the show Steve Earle, jazz saxaphonist Frank Catalano, Ike Reilly and Sarah Borges. Tony has amazing taste in music, so check out these brilliant artists. In 2009, New City magazine named Tony Fitzpatrick the "best iconic Chicago personality now that Studs Terkel is gone." That is quite an honor and we agree. Tony and his son are now producing a great podcast called The Max & Tony Show. Tony has lots of radio experience from doing a show on the Loop and Max brings a lot to the table as a younger actor and producer. They have amazing friends who often appear on the show. Check it out. We talk about all the opportunities we now have in the very personal medium of podcasting. Tony is hilarious making fun of us who are Cubs fans for bringing up our world series win every chance we get. He is a long time White Sox fan. Steven Conrad, creator of the television show Patriot, tapped Tony to play a wonderful character named Jack Birdbath. Not only is it an amazing show, but Max and Tony describe a creative process that sounds like a dream come true. AND...they filmed season two in Paris! Max was able to be on set every day and get a "master class in acting for camera." Not too shabby. Check out season 2 in the fall. Tony can do it all. When Gary asked him about that he said, "I've always found that the best respite from one creative pursuit is another one. Which is why I've always written poetry....A good, nimble, and limber way to keep yourself engaged creatively all the time." Tony recently published Dime Stories, a collection of columns and drawings he did for New City. He reads the first piece, about bird watchers, for us. What a treat! How about this description from the great Chicago filmmaker, Andrew Davis: "This brilliant view into the wild world of Tony Fitzpatrick will move you. His art is astounding and relevant, his writing gutsy, funny, and unafraid. In the tradition of the the great Chicago and Illinois icons—Terkel, Twain, Royko, and Sandberg—Tony Fitzpatrick takes on the phonies and con men and elevates the humanity in us all. From beautiful birds to bar room brawls, Dime Stories exemplifies the work of a true renaissance man. Grab this book and cherish it." —Andrew Davis, director of The Fugitive, Code of Silence, and Holes Gary mentions Tony's prescient column about Donald "Chump," written in 2014. Another good one to check out. Have you heard about the League of Kitchens? They are cooking workshops led by immigrants in their homes. An immersive experience. You leave with a booklet of their family recipes and a shopping guide. What could be better? Max, who is the manager of Adventurleand, talks about the joy he feels making things happen for artists. Tony tells us about creating posters as part of his activism, the most recent for the women's refugee project. "The most potent thing I can do with my particular skill set." We appreciate this so much, Tony! Michele and Tony's daughter Gaby is living in Greece, receiving and helping rafts of refugees from Syria. What a family. Kiss of Death: Bill Gold Gary celebrates the life of Bill Gold who designed more than 2000 movie posters. Read his amazing legacy here. What a legend!              

In the podcast that is and isn't about GDPR we discuss anything that doesn't involve mailing lists, sign up forms and panicky marketing teams. Jon is at a crossroads and Rob is generally cross with anything to do with crossing London. What time is love? No one knows, now we're all wearing Nuncs. Also with Roger Dean, Atari and Bill Gold, it's like the Seventies never went away. Now they've gone, it's pie-time! Two of them. Both encased. In case you have forgotten what a pie is.

In the podcast that is and isn't about GDPR we discuss anything that doesn't involve mailing lists, sign up forms and panicky marketing teams. Jon is at a crossroads and Rob is generally cross with anything to do with crossing London. What time is love? No one knows, now we're all wearing Nuncs. Also with Roger Dean, Atari and Bill Gold, it's like the Seventies never went away. Now they've gone, it's pie-time! Two of them. Both encased. In case you have forgotten what a pie is.

164ème numéro de Ça va trancher, second de la nouvelle formule, ce qui fait déjà quelques chiffres mais ce n'est rien comparé à ceux que notre invité Dewey apporte pour parler de la sécurité routière et du passage à 80km/h. Le reste du programme se compose comme toujours d'actualités, de culture, de jeux, de rires gras et d'humour bizarre. Prochain rendez-vous le jeudi 28 Juin, 21h si la technique nous laisse en paix. Le moment fort de ce numéro : 01:15:23 : le débat avec Dewey sur la mesure phare de la sécurité routière. Les liens de l'émission : http://www.3hitcombo.fr/2018/05/28/soutenir-3-hit-combo-festival-stunfest/ http://mashable.france24.com/tech-business/20160406-weibo-xiaoice-chatbot-tay http://www.phonandroid.com/google-duplex-google-assistant-passer-appels-reservations-votre-place.html http://afrique.le360.ma/maroc/societe/2018/05/01/20686-rabat-refugees-got-talent-des-auditions-qui-promettent-20686 https://www.facebook.com/refugeesgottalent/ https://www.vanityfair.fr/actualites/articles/-les-simpsons-battent-un-record-detenu-depuis-1975-par-une-autre-serie/63109 https://mobile.lemonde.fr/economie/article/2018/04/05/paris-aura-bientot-sa-propre-monnaie-locale_5281019_3234.html https://www.lesnumeriques.com/console-de-jeu/nintendo-switch-p29215/nintendo-a-nouveau-president-n73749.html https://www.lemonde.fr/les-decodeurs/article/2018/05/12/l-anglais-de-plus-en-plus-present-au-concours-eurovision-de-la-chanson_5297994_4355770.html https://www.change.org/p/jul-candidat-pour-l-eurovision-2019 http://www.leparisien.fr/societe/paris-le-restaurant-chic-l-avenue-accuse-de-discriminer-les-arabes-les-gros-et-les-moches-17-05-2018-7721442.php https://www.buzzfeed.com/amphtml/davidperrotin/a-paris-le-resto-des-stars-ne-veut-ni-arabes-ni-femmes https://www.lemonde.fr/pixels/article/2018/05/17/microsoft-annonce-une-manette-pour-joueurs-handicapes_5300498_4408996.html http://www.europe1.fr/medias-tele/europe-1-baptise-son-grand-studio-en-public-pierre-bellemare-sur-decision-darnaud-lagardere-3664382 http://www.allocine.fr/diaporamas/cinema/diaporama-18673158/ http://amp.purepeople.com/article/meghan-markle-ce-que-la-duchesse-a-fait-de-son-bouquet-de-mariee_a287161/1 https://www.lemonde.fr/m-actu/article/2018/05/25/en-suede-un-livret-pour-se-preparer-a-la-guerre_5304591_4497186.html https://mobile.lemonde.fr/europe/article/2018/05/26/catharsis-et-fierte-liesse-en-irlande-apres-le-large-oui-au-droit-a-l-avortement_5305213_3214.html https://www.huffingtonpost.fr/2018/05/13/fort-boyard-annonce-la-fin-de-la-polemique-epreuve-des-cylindres_a_23433541/ Les Qui est qui ? : https://imgur.com/a/nd3ZUxR

With the recent passing of Bill Gold, The Poster Boys look back on the design studio headed by one of the biggest names in film advertising for over 40 years. From Casablanca to Mystic River, Brandon and Sam touch on Gold's early days as an in-house designer at Warner Bros. before diving into the numerous film poster campaigns he and his collaborators created for some of cinema's most enduring works. After the Bill Gold Advertising studio tour, the boys open up the Flat File to take a quick look at the posters for the 1973 horror classic, The Exorcist. SHOW NOTES & LINKS The Legacy of Interview Magazine Robert Indiana - LOVE Kickstarter: Unit Editions - Herb Lubalin: American Graphic Designer FreelanceWars Bill Gold: PosterWorks Bill Gold, Iconic Master of the Movie Poster Meet Movie Poster Master Bill Gold AFI Interview with Bill Gold Mike Kaplan - How Stanley Kubrick Kept His Eye on the Budget, Down to the Orange Juice Dan Perri - Art of the Title Career Retrospective Music selections: “Bass on Titles” theme; “Straight, No Chaser by Thelonious Monk. Follow Brandon Schaefer at @seekandspeak, and Sam Smith at @samsmyth. Special thanks to producer Adrian Cobb.

Forty years ago, after huge success with Star Wars, Mark Hamill showed up in a down-to-earth comedy about a boy and his car in Corvette Summer.  Join shazbazzar and JediShua as they get revved up in high speed at 77 minutes per episode on this Memorial Day TechnoRetro Dads.   In the NEWS Thundercats return to the small screen, but they don’t appear to be like the classic ‘80s cartoon. A She-Ra reboot looks like it will be more faithful to the original.  Kitsis and Horowitz line up to run the Amazing Stories reboot overseen by Steven Spielberg.  Galaxy’s Edge gets a release date…sort of.  And in sadder news, legendary movie poster artist Bill Gold and Lois Lane Margot Kidder both leave this life.   We Love Our Cereal… …and other sweet, sugary, and colorful breakfast foods.  This coming Friday is National Doughnut Day…again!  It seems like it comes twice a year, doesn’t it?  PLUS: Cereal Feedback from Jonathan, Adam, and Shane.    Corvette Summer Mark Hamill and Annie Potts make an unlikely couple in 1978’s Corvette Summer, a RomCom featuring a boy’s automotive dreams, a girl’s effort to make it in the world, and the love they find along the way.  Although JediShua saw this one in theaters in 1978, shazbazzar didn’t see it until a week ago.  But in the end, the ‘Dads both love this movie!  Check it out when you can.  It’s a fun flick with lots of surprises and flashbacks to ‘70s culture for GenXers.    TechnoRetro Arcade Drop a quarter in the slot and take off with a shot in some great driving games we played in arcades and at home.  From the confusing axonometric driving in Super Off Road to the “behind the car” perspective of Pole Position, driving games have always been popular in the arcade.  We remember Rally X, Spy Hunter, futuristic F-Zero, and (of course) Super Mario Kart as we put one foot on the brake and one on the gas at the TechnoRetro Arcade.   Feedback Mike MacDonald agrees that Twiki and Dr. Theopolis are similar to Bollux and Blue Max from the Brian Daley Han Solo novels, but Mac admits he hasn’t seen Willow, yet.  Shane in GR recalls the blue Hot Wheels carrying cases he used to have as a kid and wonders if they’re still in his parents’ house.  Jimmy in GA submits some sketches of Tony the Tiger and Buzz from Honey Nut Cheerios.  John Schepler helps shazbazzar out with the identity of Chris Claremont.   Thanks for tuning in to TechnoRetro Dads, EarBuds!  Don’t forget to rate and review TechnoRetro Dads on iTunes, share us and with us on social media, and join discussions about toys, cereal, games, movies and/or shows from the ‘70s and ‘80s by giving the ‘Dads your feedback via voice mail at (209) 878-7323 or sending us a message or mp3 via electronic-M to podcast@TechnoRetroDads.com.   Share and enjoy.

This week's English News Weekly podcast reports on the incredible career of Bill Gold, an American graphic designer who was behind some of the most iconic movie posters of all time. Mr. Gold passed away this week at the age of 93 in New York, 76 years after he designed his first ever movie poster. Of the hundreds of movie posters that he designed, six went on to win the Academy Award for Best Picture. Why was Mr. Gold's posters so good? What legacy does he leave behind? English News Weekly will try to explain all... (PDF) Download MP3

En este programa debatimos sobre las últimas noticias en el mundo del cine (18/05 - 25/05). Además hablamos sobre: -Los premios del festival de Cannes 2018 - En nuestra sección de difuntos traemos a Tom Wolfe y Bill Gold. - En nuestra última sección discutimos sobre qué nos ha parecido Deadpool 2 y alguna cosilla más ¡A disfrutarlo!

En este programa debatimos sobre las últimas noticias en el mundo del cine (18/05 - 25/05). Además hablamos sobre: -Los premios del festival de Cannes 2018 - En nuestra sección de difuntos traemos a Tom Wolfe y Bill Gold. - En nuestra última sección discutimos sobre qué nos ha parecido Deadpool 2 y alguna cosilla más ¡A disfrutarlo!

This week's English News Weekly podcast reports on the incredible career of Bill Gold, an American graphic designer who was behind some of the most iconic movie posters of all time. Mr. Gold passed away this week at the age of 93 in New York, 76 years after he designed his first ever movie poster. Of the hundreds of movie posters that he designed, six went on to win the Academy Award for Best Picture. Why was Mr. Gold's posters so good? What legacy does he leave behind? English News Weekly will try to explain all... (PDF) Download MP3

El spin-off de Han Solo y la comedia francesa 'El doctor de la felicidad' en una semana de pocos estrenos cinematográficos. Además, el recuerdo a Bill Gold, uno de los cartelistas más importante de la industria del cine, que ha fallecido a los 97 años.

In this episode of Indie Film Weekly, No Film School co-hosts Liz Nord, Jon Fusco, Erik Luers and Charles Haine discuss the quiet indie making a loud noise at the international box office and why now is the time to pitch your high-concept horror film, as well as Netflix’s newest independent filmmakers: Barack and Michelle Obama. We also say a sad goodbye to master movie poster designer Bill Gold and literary titan Philip Roth, who both passed away this week. In gear news, RED’s hot streak with three big announcements this week. Charles also answers an Ask No Film School question about the difference between LUTs, color grading plugins, and dedicated color grading software. Plus, Wim Wenders on narrowing down his 8-hour rough cut of ‘Pope Francis - A Man of His Word.’ As always, we also bring you the latest gear news, upcoming grant and festival deadlines, new indie film releases, and other notable things you might have missed while you were busy making films. You can see all the links from this show in this week’s podcast post at nofilmschool.com

Also... "The Happytime Murders" trailer (GROAN)... Bill Gold, Film Poster creator extraordinaire has passed away..

This week Maple Leaf Matt went to the Electric Daisy Carnival. We also discuss air and water mattresses(?), Deadpool 2(spoiler free), Mission Log Podcast, Mitch Hedburg, Kingdom Come: Deliverance, The Dresden Files, Introductory Dungeons & Dragons, The new Thundercats, Y: The Last Man, Bill Gold, Monster Hunter: The Movie, Wattpad and lots of stuff. You know.....stuff! So hot dog that bed, it's time for a Geek Shock!  

Welcome back to Those Movie Guys Podcast. Your one stop shop for movie news, reviews, and everything in between. This week the boys discuss buying movie props, Deadpool 2, John Wick 3, Unsolved Mysteries theme song, Jet Li looking rough, a former President and Netflix, Shin Godzilla 2, a Robin Williams documentary, getting your first period, crazy geniuses, John C. McGinley, Cargo, Red Sparrow, the art of Bill Gold, a few new movie trailers, and a bunch of stuff the boys have been watching. Sit back, relax, and let them make sweet consensual love to your ear holes! Order them Sudios: https://goo.gl/VnadHT www.thosemovieguyspodcast.com Like us on FB: https://www.facebook.com/thosemovieguyspodcast/ Follow us on IG: @thosemovieguyspodcast Follow us on Twitter: @tmg_podcast Email: thosemovieguyspod@gmail.com Etsy: www.etsy.com/shop/MerlesWorldArt?ref=profile_shopicon

Ian McKellen looks back on his acting career and his work as a gay rights activist as a new documentary film comes out about his life.Critic Julia Raeside reviews season 2 of The Handmaid's Tale, which has just started on Channel 4. Bill Gold - the creator of some of the most memorable classic movie posters from the early 1940s until 2011, including Casablanca, Alien and Dirty Harry - died yesterday, aged 97. Publisher and vintage movie poster specialist Tony Nourmand remembers the man whose motto was 'Less is more'. Poet, writer, and dancer Tishani Doshi talks about her new poetry collection, The Girls Are Coming Out of the Woods, which was inspired in part by the murder of a close friend. The poems consider how women's bodies are treated, and explore themes of anger, love and loss as well as ways to find hope and strength in the modern world.Presenter: Stig Abell Producer: Rebecca Armstrong.

This event was featured in Career Week 2018 (February 12-16). Providing value in a world of changing business models and customer/client expectations is a challenge across many industries as they deal with disruptive forces. Learn how our panelists meet these challenges as they strive to grow their businesses and deliver solutions with social impact. Moderator: Michele Trizzino, Advisor, M.S. in Nonprofit Management, Columbia SPS Rosemary Bova, President, Bova Enterprises, Inc. Bill Gold, Principal, Ataeva Consulting Jennifer Shin, Data Scientist/Entrepreneur, 8 Path Solutions Diane Spizzirro, Director of Career Education and Development, Columbia SPS, Career Design Lab