Podcast appearances and mentions of Bryan Batt

Putting together VideoFuzzy ep. 100 -- coffee certainly helps!   Hi! My name is Terry J. Aman, marking my 100th episode of VideoFuzzy, reporting the progress I've made in cataloging thousands of VHS transfers and digital recordings. This set covers discs 1751 to 1800 in my Classic Collection. I open with a project overview highlighting some of my finds. For my Fuzzy Feature, I encountered the 100th episode of "Bones" that recalled the first case Booth and Bones worked on together. I found a similar story construction in "In Plain Sight," and talked about that one as well. Under Cross Connections I trace Golden Threads Todd Giebenhain and, later, Michael Shamus Wiles. Also, appearances by Amy Acker, Lee Majors, Kathy Najimy, Bryan Batt, Alan Ruck, Stephen Root, Katie Sackhoff, Mark Bergeron, Angela Bassett, Sarah Silverman, Rita Moreno, Dana Delany, Sheryl Crow, Mary Pat Gleason, Marc A. Sheppard, Charlotte Arren, Johnny Broderick, Cyd Cherise, Fred Astaire, Jane Lynch, Olivia Munn and Brian Skala. And under Fond Reflections, love for Michelle Trachtenberg of "Buffy," "Mercy" and "Six Feet Under," and I share some headcanon from an "Angel" chat group I was in. In Video Outreach, I share comments from author and fellow podcaster Kemper Donovan on my review of "Loose Lips," available here: https://bit.ly/3C11ENN Kemper hosts the "All About Agatha" podcast here: https://bit.ly/43j4hnB Then I chat with my sister, Patti Ellingson, about shows we've enjoyed, including "Doctor Who," "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," "Bridgerton" and "Stranger Things." I know I've mentioned my sister's influence on my television viewing different times over the course of this production, and this felt like a fantastic opportunity to chat with her directly. So much fun! In my Classic Collection, I take almost a disc-by-disc deep dive on what I was finding in this set, beginning with a third meet-cute storyline I encountered in this set: the first season finale of "Human Target." Also, comments on "Arrested Development," "The Simpsons," "FlashForward," "Archer," "24," "Caprica," "Community," "Mercy," "Ugly Betty," "Parks and Recreation," "Justified," 2002 and 2005 MTV Movie Award shows, "The Daily Show" and "The Colbert Report," "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" C-SPAN coverage of the Affordable Care Act, "Breaking Bad," "The Big Bang Theory," "Jawbreaker," "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" "Batman Returns," "The Three Faces of Eve," "Sybil," Union activity at The Minot Daily News, "Star Trek Voyager," "Fawlty Towers," "Monty Python's Flying Circus," commercials and music videos, "LOST," "Cougar Town," "Castle," "Fringe," "Chuck," "Broadway Melody of 1940," "Silk Stockings," "V" and "Damages."  Also surfacing in this cataloging effort I found home movies, including a one-act presented at the Carnegie Center in Minot in 2002 or so called "Excerpts." Friends of mine read from books in my collection: https://bit.ly/3DslFO6 It's a bit silly, but if you think of books on your shelves murmuring to one another, that was the idea I was going for. Then, from 100 episodes, I share 100 clips! But there'd only be 99, right? Well, one of the clips I shared referenced outtakes from a "Michael Caine in Space" sketch on "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson" which, at the time, I had trouble locating. Since then, I was able to locate it here: https://bit.ly/4hnn9XM Enjoy! Finally, in What I've Been Watching, Ralph and I took in Larry Shue's "The Nerd" at the Vernal Theatre downtown, and I shared some thoughts. The company closes out its season with a production of Cole Porter's "Kiss Me Kate" coming up in mid-April, and we're looking forward to it. Tickets and information at https://www.vernaltheatre.com. TOP FIFTEEN: Here's a "Top Fifteen" episode guide for people looking for a quick read-in on this blog and podcast effort: https://videofuzzy.libsyn.com/about. Enjoy! 

Filmmaker Marco Calvani talks with Emmy Winner Charlotte Robinson host of OUTTAKE VOICES™ about “High Tide” his feature film debut that stars Marco Pigossi (Lourenço) as a Brazilian undocumented immigrant adrift Provincetown in the late summer. The film is about a young man coping after a break up & left adrift in Ptown with his travel visa running out. Lourenço then meets Maurice a Black American & a romance evolves. Though Maurice's comes with a circle of friends he's is also quite aware he's the minority in a predominantly white queer tourist mecca. Pigossi gives a haunting performance steeped in melancholy & raw pain but delivers moments of openness, optimism & joy with an affective portrait of the depths LGBTQ men experience seeking meaningful connections. As the summer season fades & with his unexpected romance with Maurice together the two reconcile the pasts they've left behind & pursue their uncertain futures. The film distributed by Strand Releasing premiered at South by Southwest & was released in NYC earlier this month followed by an expansion to Los Angeles & will begin a run at Waters Edge Cinema in Provincetown & Coolidge Corner Theater in Brookline, MA on Friday November 1st. The stellar cast also includes James Bland as Maurice, Marisa Tomei as Miriam, Bill Irwin as Scott, Sean Mahon as Bob, Mya Taylor as Crystal, Bryan Batt as Todd, Todd Flaherty as Leslie, Karl Gregory as BJ & João Santos as Dimo with a haunting score by Sebastian Plano.  Marco Calvani is an Italian playwright, director, filmmaker, translator & actor. Trained as an actor since he was a teenager Calvani made his debut as a playwright in 2002 with Quasi commissioned by the European Social Forum. Prior to his first feature film High Tide which had its world premiere at SXSW in March 2024 he wrote & directed the short film The View from Up Here starring Melissa Leo & Leïla Bekhti based on his eponymous play originally commissioned by The Actors Studio & directed by Estelle Parsons. As of 2020 Marco  is in a relationship with Brazilian actor Marco Pigossi. LISTEN: 600+ LGBTQ Chats @OUTTAKE VOICES

Harvey Brownstone conducts an in-depth Interview with Bryan Batt, Award-Winning Actor, Co-Star, “Mad Men” About Harvey's guest: Today's special guest, Bryan Batt, is an award-winning actor, author and businessman who is perhaps best known for his portrayal of the closeted art director Sal Romano on the mega hit TV series, “Mad Men”, for which he won 2 Screen Actors Guild Awards along with his fellow castmates for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series.    But he's done much, much more than that.   On Broadway, he's appeared in many shows including “Cats”, “Starlight Express”, “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat”, “Beauty and the Beast”, “Sunset Boulevard”, “Saturday Night Fever”, “Seussical”, “The Scarlet Pimpernel” and “La Cage Aux Folles”.    On the big screen, you've seen him in “Jeffrey”, “Funny People”, “Brawler”, “B-Side”, “12 Years a Slave”, “Parkland”, “The Runner”, “LBJ”, “American Reject”, “High Tide”, “Easy Does It”, and many more movies.  He also starred in the highly acclaimed short film, “The Palooka”, for which he earned 2 Best Actor Award nominations from the Massachusetts Independent Film Festival.   And on TV, besides his memorable performance in “Mad Men”, he's appeared in dozens of shows including “Ghost Whisperer”, “Ugly Betty”, “Law & Order: Criminal Intent”, “NCIS”, “Scream: The TV Series”, “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”, “East Siders” and many more.   He's also written 3 bestselling books: a fascinating memoir entitled “She Ain't Heavy, She's My Mother”, “Big, Easy Style: Creating Rooms You Love to Live In”, which is a beautiful book about interior design and home décor, and “Pontchartrain Beach: A Family Affair”, about the famous New Orleans amusement park founded by his grandfather.  And if all of that weren't enough, our guest and his husband Tom are the owners of an extremely popular home furnishings and gift shop in New Orleans, called “Hazelnut”.    Our guest is passionate in his support of charities and civic organizations in New York City and New Orleans, especially his more than 30-year relationship with Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.   He's a recipient of the Isidore Newman Distinguished Alumnus Award, and on April the 13th, he will be the honoree at the New Orleans Film Society Gala.   For more interviews and podcasts go to: https://www.harveybrownstoneinterviews.com/ To learn more about Bryan Batt, go to:https://www.facebook.com/bryan.batt.1/ https://www.instagram.com/bryan_batt/https://hazelnutneworleans.com/ https://twitter.com/Bryan_Batt  #BryanBatt   #harveybrownstoneinterviews

Actor Bryan Batt stops by to talk about his career on stage and screen along with what he's up to today. 

Michael Lavine is a Broadway Performance Coach and Sheet Music Expert. He has also worked as a musical director, pianist, vocal coach and singer all over the world. He is very much; a Music Man!Michael gives master classes on auditioning in New York, Los Angeles, Australia and Martha's Vineyard. He has worked several times at the Shanghai Theatre Academy. Accompanying many artists, he has worked regularly with Heather MacRae on her show about her father, Gordon and has accompanied Broadway and television star Bryan Batt in New Orleans, at 54 Below, Feinstein's and the Metropolitan Room. He musically directed Bryan's show Batt on a Hot Tin Roof at the Adelaide Cabaret Festival in Australia, touring subsequently to Melbourne and Sydney. Michael regularly plays for the Outer Critics Circle Awards and musically directed the Broadway Cares Teddy Bear Auction for its entire 15-year run. Michael has conducted orchestras in Wichita, Kansas, Traverse City, Michigan, and Beverly, Mass., among other cities. He co-produced and musically directed the American premiere recording of HONK! at the York Theatre. Michael served as musical director for the Comden & Green musical Billion Dollar Baby starring Kristin Chenoweth, Marc Kudisch and Debbie Gravitte and the Burton Lane/Alan Jay Lerner musical Carmelina. He has shared the stage with Mimi Hines and Peter Howard (his mentor) at the Kennedy Center in a Rodgers & Hart revue, This Funny World. Michael is known for owning one of the largest privately held sheet music collections in the world, and is frequently called upon for his extensive knowledge, and is celebrated for preserving and archiving the musical theatre and American songbook.The STAGES podcast is available to access and subscribe from Spotify and Apple podcasts. Or from wherever you access your favourite podcasts. A conversation with creatives about craft and career. Follow socials on instagram (stagespodcast) and facebook (Stages).www.stagespodcast.com.au

In studio, we are joined by Bryan Batt, triumphant triple threat. Bryan was on Broadway, Bryan was in movies, Bryan was on The Simpsons (!!) Bryan was on Mad Men, that's what we will cover today, Bryan plays Salvatore Romano, closeted art director at an ad agency in 1960s New York City.Bryan described the the impetus for his love of clothing, and vibrant scenes from New Orleans, behind the scenes for the costuming of Mad Men, Bryan and Conor were in the same place unawares once in 2008, and a resolute belief that life is too short.

Last week, we paid tribute to Sal Romano's final appearance on Mad Men, so this week we had on Bryan Batt, the actor who plays Sal to talk about all things Mad Men! The best part might be the fact that Will had no idea Bryan was going to be on the show going in, so you get to hear his actual reaction to suddenly seeing Sal himself in the recording studio. Bryan answered all of our questions, even the silly ones, including his head canon for what Sal might've done in the universe of the show after Sterling Cooper, what he would like for a "Better Call Sal" spinoff, the possibility of a Mad Men revival, and plenty more. In case this is your first time digging into Mad Men Men, our humble little baby podcast recaps Mad Men from the perspective of someone who hasn't really watched the show, someone who went through it once a long time ago, and a superfan who watches excessively it instead of having a functional social life. You can find our conversations about the first season on our podcast feed, as we are now on a new website. Extra credits Matthew Weiner created Mad Men, which aired on AMC from 2007 to 2015. The show stars Jon Hamm, January Jones, Elisabeth Moss, Vincent Kartheiser, Christina Hendricks, John Slattery, Robert Morse, Bryan Batt, and many more. The opening instrumental theme heard at the beginning of this podcast is “A Beautiful Mine” by RJD2. Podcast illustration is by Jon Negroni. Our podcast hosts include Jon Negroni (Film Editor of InBetweenDrafts), Will Ashton (cohost of the Cinemaholics podcast), and Michael Overhulse (The Original “Negroupie” and inventor of dogs interrupting podcast conversations).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Get ready for a powerful episode as we navigate through the resonating impact of The Laramie Project, a play that touches on the harrowing murder of Matthew Shepard, and the significant legislation that it inspired. We are joined by the play's director at Theatre Suburbia, Judy Reeves who offers us an intriguing insight into this dramatic piece. Judy details how the play uniquely employs ten actors to portray over 65 roles, and how it is not solely focused on the murder, but on the ripple effect it caused within the community of Laramie, leading to the creation of the Hate Crimes Prevention Act.Guest: Judy Reeveshttps://web.theatresuburbia.org/season/63/show/laramie-projectThis episode also welcomes the talented Charles Busch, a celebrated playwright, actor, novelist, director, portrait artist, and cabaret entertainer, who shares details of his upcoming memoir, Leading Lady. We examine the specific aspects of Judy Reeves' play, The Laramie Project, set to stage at Theatre Suburbia from September 15 through October 14. We also reflect on the invaluable role of platforms like KPFT in amplifying voices that often go unheard, and the continuous call for support from our listeners.Guest: Charles Buschhttps://www.amazon.com/Leading-Lady-Memoir-Most-Unusual/dp/1637744145We wrap up our episode with a heartwarming conversation with the acclaimed actor, Bryan Batt, known for his Broadway productions. Bryan offers a sneak peek into his role in the forthcoming show, Pay the Writer, as well as his experience filming during the pandemic and the film's upcoming release in New York City. We also share personal anecdotes about the late comedian Joan Rivers, a theater history enthusiast and the value of humor in navigating adversity. Brian offers some pearls of wisdom for the younger members of the LGBTQ+ community, and we discuss the significance of queer voices in the play Pay the Writer. Prepare to swim in a sea of theater, history, and community.Guest: Bryan Batthttps://paythewriterplay.com

Marcia Cross stars with Ron Canada and Bryan Batt in Pay the Writer. Written Tawni O'Dell and directed by Karen Carpenter, Pay the Writer is now playing at The Pershing Square Signature Center. Cross, who starred as Bree Van de Kamp on Desperate Housewives and was on the series Everwood and Monarch, is a graduate of the Juilliard School. She has performed at Williamstown Theatre Festival, the Hardford Stage Company and the Old Globe. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bryan Batt as Bruston Fischer in Pay the Writer, directed by Karen Carpenter, photographed by Jeremy Daniel Listen: Lauren Class Schneider talks to Bryan Batt, star of “Pay the Writer” at the Pershing Square Signature Center. Bryan Batt as Bruston Fischer and Ron Canada as Cyrus Holt in Pay the read more The post Class Notes: Bryan Batt from “Pay the Writer” appeared first on BroadwayRadio.

From July 20, 2020: Linda Hamilton of Terminator  fame called in to promote her new film, Easy Does It.Directed by Will Addison and featuring: Linda Hamilton (The Terminator), Bryan Batt ("Mad Men"), Dwight Henry (Beasts of the Southern Wild), Ben Matheny (Assassination Nation)Best buds, Jack and Scottie (Ben Matheny and Matthew Martinez) are going nowhere fast in their crumbling, Mississippi hometown. They have big dreams and no prospects. When the friends learn of hidden loot in sunny California, they decide to take their shot at the American Dream. However, when their hometown criminal matriarch "King George'' (Linda Hamilton), hears of the windfall, she sends her personal bounty hunter/daughter, "Blue Eyes" (Susan Gordon) to chase them down. Broke and out of gas, Jack and Scottie attempt to drive off with "borrowed" fuel... and wind up staging an impromptu hold-up. The bungled job saddles them with a whiney, accidental hostage named Collin (comedian Cory Dumesnil) and lands them in the crosshairs of a cocky Texas cop and world-weary sheriff (Bryan Batt and Dwight Henry). With no turning back and two thousand miles to go, they have no choice but to rob their way across the Southwest... with the reluctant assistance of Collin. Now the good times are rolling as the ragtag trio's anti-heroics bring about an unlikely friendship with a blossoming Collin. All the while, Blue Eyes and Johnny Law are closing in. It's gonna be a guns-blazin', car-chasin' race to the finish!

Based upon a popular off-Broadway stage play performed in the early '90s, this sweet-natured but raunchy romantic comedy was one of the first of its kind when it came out in the mid '90's: it focused on a budding romance between two gay men including the titular protagonist Jeffrey played by Steven Weber who then was best known as the star of the popular network sitcom, "Wings."  We follow Jeffrey on a journey of self-discovery amid his struggle to be comfortable building a new connection during the Age of AIDS....and yet most of this played for laughs thanks to an unending stream of comic vignettes written by Paul Rudnick, adapting his own stage show for the screen.  Michael T. Weiss co-stars as the subject of Jeffrey's affections along with Patrick Stewart and Bryan Batt.  Also included among the extensive stacked cast are Sigourney Weaver, Nathan Lane, and Kathy Najimy.  Just in time for the kick-off of Pride Month, it's time to revisit this groundbreaking rom-com directed by Christopher Ashley! Host: Geoff Gershon  Producer: Marlene Gershonhttps://livingforthecinema.com/Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/Living-for-the-Cinema-Podcast-101167838847578Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/livingforthecinema/Letterboxd:https://letterboxd.com/Living4Cinema/ 

Happy Pride! We launch our month of LGBTQIA cinematic offerings with 1995's Jeffrey. Steven Weber plays the titular actor/caterer who swears off the complications of sex in the time of AIDS. As fate would have it though, the moment he declares his chastity, he meets the dreamy (and HIV positive) Steve played by Michael T Weiss. The consumate Patrick Stewart and Bryan Batt are there to bring some realness to Jeffrey's cartoonish version of gay 90's NYC, but IS IT ENOUGH??? We also talk email composition, how we think vaginoplasty works, our post-mortem wishes, plus, surprise: Nathan Lane is good. Be safe! We luv u. +++++ Intro: by Professor Ping available on Spotify and Bandcamp Outro: Joey Dee & The Starliters performing The Peppermint Twist, Part 1 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/zandkmoviepod/support

We discuss the pilot episode of Mad Men, from Don Draper and the art of "bullshit", to Peggy's eventful first day of work, to all the ways that Pete Campbell is the worst man alive.Subscribe to our weekly newsletter at itsinmyqueue.substack.com.Find us on Twitter: @inmyqueuepod • @adinaterrific • @karaaa_powellAnd Instagram: @inmyqueuepodor send comments, questions,  and show suggestions to us at itsinmyqueuepod@gmail.com!

Southeast Louisiana is home to an unusually wide range of family owned and operated restaurants, shops, and companies. Some have just started, while a surprising number of them are generations old. On this week's show, we look at three different flavors of family businesses in the greater New Orleans area.   First, we have a taste of Chisesi Brothers spicy Cajun meats and hear the delicious story of their 100-plus year-old family history from 5th generation Nicholas Chisesi and his octogenarian dad, Philip.   Then, we visit father-son duo Carlos and Will Avelar at their new family business, Mawi Tortilleria in Metairie. Will was a rising star in the culinary world when he and his father decided to join forces to provide fresh, authentic corn tortillas to the community.   And finally, we speak with Bryan Batt and Katy Danos, authors of Pontchartrain Beach: A Family Affair. Founded by Bryan's grandfather Harry Batt in 1928, the amusement park was a summer destination for 55 years.

Southeast Louisiana is home to an unusually wide range of family owned and operated restaurants, shops, and companies. Some have just started, while a surprising number of them are generations old. On this week's show, we look at three different flavors of family businesses in the greater New Orleans area.   First, we have a taste of Chisesi Brothers spicy Cajun meats and hear the delicious story of their 100-plus year-old family history from 5th generation Nicholas Chisesi and his octogenarian dad, Philip.   Then, we visit father-son duo Carlos and Will Avelar at their new family business, Mawi Tortilleria in Metairie. Will was a rising star in the culinary world when he and his father decided to join forces to provide fresh, authentic corn tortillas to the community.   And finally, we speak with Bryan Batt and Katy Danos, authors of Pontchartrain Beach: A Family Affair. Founded by Bryan's grandfather Harry Batt in 1928, the amusement park was a summer destination for 55 years.

Adam, J.B. and guest co-host Steve Chazaro look back on some of our favorite guests of 2021 – from porn stars Dolf Dietrich and Luke Truong to acclaimed actor Bryan Batt... not to mention musical theater star Daniel Reichard, choreographer Patrick McCollum, comedian Veronica Mosey and "American Idol" jingle-boy Tom McGovern! You'll laugh, you'll cry, your balls will drop.  Visit https://linktr.ee/AdamSank 

Bryan Batt has a conversation with Tom about coping with the pandemic and life in showbusiness, his love of Gypsy, Ella Fitzgerald, Cheryl Lynn, Elvis Costello and The Beatles, and looks back on his time on the beloved television show, Mad Men. This episode is brought to you by Modal Electronics, who make beautiful, innovative and powerful synthesisers. You can enjoy vibrant wavetable patches with their ARGON8 series. You can produce state-of-the-art analogue-style synth textures with their COBALT8 series. Go to modalelectronics.com to check out their incredible array of synthesisers.

Acclaimed actor Bryan Batt opens up about his illustrious career, from making his Broadway debut on roller skates to playing Sal, the deeply closeted illustrator, on "Mad Men." Plus San Francisco welcomes back bathhouses, and Kathy Griffin turns the tables on a Twitter troll. Head's up!  Visit www.adamsank.com 

In episode twenty-one of Gay Card Revoked, Rob and Robbie look at Paul Rudnick, Patron Saint of 90s Gay Movies, and his incredible 1993 story JEFFREY, about a gay man who decides it's easier to be alone than to be in love.....until he meets the dreamy, HIV+ Steve. Joining the boys is Bryan Batt, who played Darius in the play and film version of Jeffrey, and is best known for his performance as the closeted art director Sal on AMC's Mad Men. The boys discuss the ability to laugh during a pandemic, why Kathy Najimy is a National Treasure, how Bryan got the role of Darius, what it was like riding a van with Sir Patrick Stewart, the Who's-Who of cameos that appear in this film, dancing a hoe-down with Christine "Good Work, Kalinda" Baranski, and why this movie's message of hope still resonates today! Go visit Bryan's store by clicking HERE Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook   Next episode: Tallulah Bankhead

For the video version, click here: https://youtu.be/nvdgubNg2cU Bryan Batt is most recognizable for his two-time SAG award-winning portrayal of “Salvatore Romano” in the hit Drama series MAD MEN. This native New Orleanian has appeared in principal roles in nine Broadway musicals. TV- THE BLACK LIST, NCIS, NCIS NEW ORLEANS, LAW AND ORDER SVU, UGLY BETTY, and “Mayor Maddox” on MTV’s SCREAM. Film: 12 YEARS A SLAVE, THE RUNNER, ABATTOIR, FUNNY PEOPLE, BOOK OF LOVE, A BOY CALLED PO, JEFFREY, I HATE KIDS, THE BILLIONAIRE&'S BOYS CLUB, Spike Lee's TALES FROM THE HOOD II, DARLIN’, EASY DOES IT Upcoming...AMERICAN REJECT, He is currently writing and performing a one-man play-DEAR MR. WILLIAMS directed by Michael Wilson. BROADWAY: principal roles: LA CAGE AUX FOLLES(revival), BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, SEUSSICAL, SUNSET BLVD, SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER, THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL, JOSEPH &...the DREAMCOAT, STARLIGHT EXPRESS, and CATS. OFF-BROADWAY: 2 FORBIDDEN BROADWAY original casts and CD's (Drama Desk Nomination). Original “Darius” onstage in N.Y., L.A (Drama League Award) & film of Paul Rudnick’s groundbreaking comedy JEFFREY. Bryan has penned 2 books for Random House, SHE AIN’T HEAVY, SHE’S MY MOTHER and BIG EASY STYLE. The 3rd book is PONTCHARTRAIN BEACH: A FAMILY AFFAIR (for Pelican Press). Bryan and his husband Tom Cianfichi co-own and design for HAZELNUT, a fine gift and accessories shop. www.hazelnutneworleans.com https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bryan_Batt

Tonight, we review DON'T LOOK BACK (2020). Doc Rotten from Horror News Radio. Jeff Mohr from Decades of Horror: The Classic Era. And Crystal Cleveland, the Livin6Dead6irl from Decades of Horror: 1980s share their thoughts about this week's awesome collection of streaming horror films. Joining the crew is Horror News Radio co-host, Dave Dreher! Join the Crew on the Gruesome Magazine YouTube channel! Subscribe today! And click the alert to get notified of new content! https://youtube.com/gruesomemagazine DON'T LOOK BACK (2020) Caitlin Kramer, a woman overcoming a tragic past, is among several people who see a man being fatally assaulted. When the witnesses start dying mysteriously, she must unearth if they’re being targeted by a killer or something far more insidious. IMDb   Director: Jeffrey Reddick (Final Destination) Writer: Jeffrey Reddick Cast: Kourtney Bell, Bryan Batt, Will Stout, Skyler Hart, Jeremy Holm, Jaqueline Fleming, Amanda Grace Benitez, Damon Lipari, Han Soto, Dean J. West and Stephen Twardokus Release: Available in Theaters and VOD October 16, 2020 FEEDBACK: feedback@grueosmemagazine.com FOLLOW: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/gruesomemagazine/ Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/HorrorNewsRadioOfficial/ Events: https://gruesomemagazine.com/events/list/ Doc, Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DocRottenHNR Crystal, Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/living6dead6irl Crystal, Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/livin6dead6irl/ Jeff, Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jeffmohr9 Dave, Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/drehershouseofhorrors Rocky Gray, HNR Theme Song: https://www.facebook.com/OfficialRockyGray

Pop Art Painter Jamie Roxx (www.JamieRoxx.us) welcomes Kourtney Bell, Actress (Film, Don't Look Back; Horror | Mystery | Thriller) to the Show!  Facebook Film Page: @dontlookbackmovInstagram (Actress page): @koko.bellll Written & Directed by: Jeffrey Reddick (Final Destination) Starring: Kourtney Bell, Bryan Batt, Will Stout, Skyler Hart, Jeremy Holm, Jaqueline Fleming, Amanda Grace Benitez, Damon Lipari, Han Soto, Dean J. West and Stephen Twardokus   Caitlin Kramer, a woman overcoming a tragic past, is among several people who see a man being fatally assaulted. When the witnesses start dying mysteriously, she must unearth if they’re being targeted by a killer or something far more insidious. Media Inquiries for Film, Don't Look Back: October Coast www.octobercoastpr.com

Don’t Look Back 110 Minutes, Rated R Written and Directed by Jeffrey Reddick Synopsis (from Gravitas Ventures): Caitlin Kramer, a woman overcoming a tragic past, is among several people who see a man being fatally assaulted. When the witnesses start dying mysteriously, she must unearth if they’re being targeted by a killer or something far … Continue reading Don’t Look Back

Special thanks again to the terrific Bryan Batt for his generosity in talking with us about this amazing episode of Mad Men. WATCH the episode on IMDB-TV (free with Amazon Prime subscription) Bryan references The Curtain Call Ball at Le Petit Theatre, in which he participates (Sept 10, 2020) Bryan and his husband Tom own and operate Hazelnut, a home furnishings and gift shop in New Orleans. The Maries Crisis group on Facebook can be found here. The Mad Style series on Tom and Lorenzo's blog can be found here. The film Nixon was mentioned as having a similar visual look to the flashback scenes in this episode. Hosts - Roberta Lipp & Dan Jasper Sound & Graphics Consultant - Albert Stern (stickrust arts) Music - Adam Michael Tilford Editing - Roberta Lipp Social Media Instagram Twitter Facebook

Directed by Will Addison and featuring: Linda Hamilton (The Terminator), Bryan Batt ("Mad Men"), Dwight Henry (Beasts of the Southern Wild), Ben Matheny (Assassination Nation) Best buds, Jack and Scottie (Ben Matheny and Matthew Martinez) are going nowhere fast in their crumbling, Mississippi hometown. They have big dreams and no prospects. When the friends learn of hidden loot in sunny California, they decide to take their shot at the American Dream. However, when their hometown criminal matriarch "King George'' (Linda Hamilton), hears of the windfall, she sends her personal bounty hunter/daughter, "Blue Eyes" (Susan Gordon) to chase them down. Broke and out of gas, Jack and Scottie attempt to drive off with "borrowed" fuel... and wind up staging an impromptu hold-up. The bungled job saddles them with a whiney, accidental hostage named Collin (comedian Cory Dumesnil) and lands them in the crosshairs of a cocky Texas cop and world-weary sheriff (Bryan Batt and Dwight Henry). With no turning back and two thousand miles to go, they have no choice but to rob their way across the Southwest... with the reluctant assistance of Collin. Now the good times are rolling as the ragtag trio's anti-heroics bring about an unlikely friendship with a blossoming Collin. All the while, Blue Eyes and Johnny Law are closing in. It's gonna be a guns-blazin', car-chasin' race to the finish! Check out the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVDNuISP_m0&t=

Born September 26, 1956 in Salisbury, Maryland, Linda Hamilton is an actress best known for her portrayal as Sarah Connor in the Terminator movie franchise. When Linda was just five, her father, Carroll Stanford Hamilton, passed away. Her mother later remarried a police chief. Linda is one of four siblings in her family- with one older sister, one young brother and a twin sister named Leslie Hamilton Gearren. After attending high school at Wicomico High School in Salisbury, Linda studied for two years at Washington College in Chestertown, Maryland, before leaving for New York to attend acting workshops given by Lee Strasberg. Linda had her first acting credit in the indie drama Night-Flowers (1979), but began to make a name for herself on the soap opera Secrets of the Midland Heights (1980-81), playing Lisa Rogers. She would continue to build up her resumé on television with the TV movies Reunion (1980), Country Gold (1982), Wishman (1983), and Secrets of a Mother and Daughter (1983), as well as guest appearances on TV series such as Shirley, King's Crossing and Hill Street Blues. In 1982 she starred opposite Robert Carradine in the action thriller Tag: The Assassination Game, as Susan Swayze. Her first big break came in 1984 when she starred in James Cameron's The Terminator alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger and Michael Biehn. That same year she also starred in Fritz Kiersh's adaptation of Children of the Corn. The following years would see her split time between TV and Hollywood with TV movies Secret Weapons, Club Med and Go Toward the Light and big screen projects like Black Moon Rising (1986) and King Kong Lives (1986). Linda reached a new career high in 1987 when she was cast in a starring role on the contemporary TV adaptation of Beauty and the Beast. In the crime drama set in Manhattan, Linda starred opposite Ron Perlman's Beast as Assistant District Attorney Catherine Chandler, a role that earned her a Primetime Emmy nomination as well as two Golden Globe nominations. Following Beauty and the Beast's three season run, Linda returned to the big screen in Mr. Destiny (1990) opposite Michael Caine, and a return to Sarah Connor, the role that made her a household name in Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991). The following years saw her split time again between TV films and Hollywood movies while also expanding her repertoire by lending her voice talents to animated shows. Linda joined the DC Animated Universe by lending her voice talents to the animated series The New Batman Adventures, as well as Batman Beyond and its film Batman Beyond: The Movie (both 1999). Furthering her voice acting career she joined Disney animated series Hercules and Buzz Lightyear of Star Commandas a recurring character. The rest of the 2000s would see Linda take a step back, taking supporting roles in lower profile projects before again returning to TV with the 2009 crime series The Line. On the film side she made an uncredited return to the Terminator franchise by recording new dialogue for McG's Terminator Salvation sequel. Longtime fans finally found a new beloved role for Linda as she starred in a recurring role for the hit series Chuck as the titular character's mother Mary Elizabeth Bartowski. Linda would continue her resurgence, appearing in recurring roles on TV series such as Air Force One Is Down, Defiance, and Lost Girl. Finally, Linda fully embraced a return to the Terminator franchise with a substantial role as Sarah Connor in Tim Miller's Terminator: Dark Fate (2019), which would provide proper closure for the character that has helped define her career. Linda has a son with her first husband, actor Bruce Abbott to whom she was married for seven years (1982 to 1989). She also has a daughter with second husband, director James Cameron, but the marriage ended after only two years, in 1999, although they'd been together for many years before they were married. ABOUT EASY DOES IT, IN THEATERS AND ON DEMAND JULY 17TH Directed by Will Addison and featuring: Linda Hamilton (The Terminator), Bryan Batt ("Mad Men"), Dwight Henry (Beasts of the Southern Wild), Ben Matheny (Assassination Nation) Best buds, Jack and Scottie (Ben Matheny and Matthew Martinez) are going nowhere fast in their crumbling, Mississippi hometown. They have big dreams and no prospects. When the friends learn of hidden loot in sunny California, they decide to take their shot at the American Dream. However, when their hometown criminal matriarch "King George'' (Linda Hamilton), hears of the windfall, she sends her personal bounty hunter/daughter, "Blue Eyes" (Susan Gordon) to chase them down. Broke and out of gas, Jack and Scottie attempt to drive off with "borrowed" fuel... and wind up staging an impromptu hold-up. The bungled job saddles them with a whiney, accidental hostage named Collin (comedian Cory Dumesnil) and lands them in the crosshairs of a cocky Texas cop and world-weary sheriff (Bryan Batt and Dwight Henry). With no turning back and two thousand miles to go, they have no choice but to rob their way across the Southwest... with the reluctant assistance of Collin. Now the good times are rolling as the ragtag trio's anti-heroics bring about an unlikely friendship with a blossoming Collin. All the while, Blue Eyes and Johnny Law are closing in. It's gonna be a guns-blazin', car-chasin' race to the finish! Check out the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVDNuISP_m0&t=

Born September 26, 1956 in Salisbury, Maryland, Linda Hamilton is an actress best known for her portrayal as Sarah Connor in the Terminator movie franchise.When Linda was just five, her father, Carroll Stanford Hamilton, passed away. Her mother later remarried a police chief. Linda is one of four siblings in her family- with one older sister, one young brother and a twin sister named Leslie Hamilton Gearren.After attending high school at Wicomico High School in Salisbury, Linda studied for two years at Washington College in Chestertown, Maryland, before leaving for New York to attend acting workshops given by Lee Strasberg.Linda had her first acting credit in the indie drama Night-Flowers (1979), but began to make a name for herself on the soap opera Secrets of the Midland Heights (1980-81), playing Lisa Rogers. She would continue to build up her resumé on television with the TV movies Reunion (1980), Country Gold (1982), Wishman (1983), and Secrets of a Mother and Daughter (1983), as well as guest appearances on TV series such as Shirley, King's Crossing and Hill Street Blues.In 1982 she starred opposite Robert Carradine in the action thriller Tag: The Assassination Game, as Susan Swayze. Her first big break came in 1984 when she starred in James Cameron's The Terminator alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger and Michael Biehn. That same year she also starred in Fritz Kiersh's adaptation of Children of the Corn. The following years would see her split time between TV and Hollywood with TV movies Secret Weapons, Club Med and Go Toward the Light and big screen projects like Black Moon Rising (1986) and King Kong Lives (1986). Linda reached a new career high in 1987 when she was cast in a starring role on the contemporary TV adaptation of Beauty and the Beast. In the crime drama set in Manhattan, Linda starred opposite Ron Perlman's Beast as Assistant District Attorney Catherine Chandler, a role that earned her a Primetime Emmy nomination as well as two Golden Globe nominations.Following Beauty and the Beast's three season run, Linda returned to the big screen in Mr. Destiny (1990) opposite Michael Caine, and a return to Sarah Connor, the role that made her a household name in Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991). The following years saw her split time again between TV films and Hollywood movies while also expanding her repertoire by lending her voice talents to animated shows.Linda joined the DC Animated Universe by lending her voice talents to the animated series The New Batman Adventures, as well as Batman Beyond and its film Batman Beyond: The Movie (both 1999). Furthering her voice acting career she joined Disney animated series Hercules and Buzz Lightyear of Star Commandas a recurring character.The rest of the 2000s would see Linda take a step back, taking supporting roles in lower profile projects before again returning to TV with the 2009 crime series The Line. On the film side she made an uncredited return to the Terminator franchise by recording new dialogue for McG's Terminator Salvation sequel. Longtime fans finally found a new beloved role for Linda as she starred in a recurring role for the hit series Chuck as the titular character's mother Mary Elizabeth Bartowski.Linda would continue her resurgence, appearing in recurring roles on TV series such as Air Force One Is Down, Defiance, and Lost Girl.Finally, Linda fully embraced a return to the Terminator franchise with a substantial role as Sarah Connor in Tim Miller's Terminator: Dark Fate (2019), which would provide proper closure for the character that has helped define her career.Linda has a son with her first husband, actor Bruce Abbott to whom she was married for seven years (1982 to 1989). She also has a daughter with second husband, director James Cameron, but the marriage ended after only two years, in 1999, although they'd been together for many years before they were married.ABOUT EASY DOES IT, IN THEATERS AND ON DEMAND JULY 17THDirected by Will Addison and featuring: Linda Hamilton (The Terminator), Bryan Batt ("Mad Men"), Dwight Henry (Beasts of the Southern Wild), Ben Matheny (Assassination Nation)Best buds, Jack and Scottie (Ben Matheny and Matthew Martinez) are going nowhere fast in their crumbling, Mississippi hometown. They have big dreams and no prospects. When the friends learn of hidden loot in sunny California, they decide to take their shot at the American Dream. However, when their hometown criminal matriarch "King George'' (Linda Hamilton), hears of the windfall, she sends her personal bounty hunter/daughter, "Blue Eyes" (Susan Gordon) to chase them down. Broke and out of gas, Jack and Scottie attempt to drive off with "borrowed" fuel... and wind up staging an impromptu hold-up. The bungled job saddles them with a whiney, accidental hostage named Collin (comedian Cory Dumesnil) and lands them in the crosshairs of a cocky Texas cop and world-weary sheriff (Bryan Batt and Dwight Henry). With no turning back and two thousand miles to go, they have no choice but to rob their way across the Southwest... with the reluctant assistance of Collin. Now the good times are rolling as the ragtag trio's anti-heroics bring about an unlikely friendship with a blossoming Collin. All the while, Blue Eyes and Johnny Law are closing in. It's gonna be a guns-blazin', car-chasin' race to the finish!Check out the trailer here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVDNuISP_m0&t=

Directed by Will Addison and featuring: Linda Hamilton (The Terminator), Bryan Batt ("Mad Men"), Dwight Henry (Beasts of the Southern Wild), Ben Matheny (Assassination Nation) Best buds, Jack and Scottie (Ben Matheny and Matthew Martinez) are going nowhere fast in their crumbling, Mississippi hometown. They have big dreams and no prospects. When the friends learn of hidden loot in sunny California, they decide to take their shot at the American Dream. However, when their hometown criminal matriarch "King George'' (Linda Hamilton), hears of the windfall, she sends her personal bounty hunter/daughter, "Blue Eyes" (Susan Gordon) to chase them down. Broke and out of gas, Jack and Scottie attempt to drive off with "borrowed" fuel... and wind up staging an impromptu hold-up. The bungled job saddles them with a whiney, accidental hostage named Collin (comedian Cory Dumesnil) and lands them in the crosshairs of a cocky Texas cop and world-weary sheriff (Bryan Batt and Dwight Henry). With no turning back and two thousand miles to go, they have no choice but to rob their way across the Southwest... with the reluctant assistance of Collin. Now the good times are rolling as the ragtag trio's anti-heroics bring about an unlikely friendship with a blossoming Collin. All the while, Blue Eyes and Johnny Law are closing in. It's gonna be a guns-blazin', car-chasin' race to the finish! Check out the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVDNuISP_m0&t=

This week on Inside the Arts, Mark Cortale's Broadway at NOCCA series kicks off the New Year with Liz Callaway. The Broadway superstar and Tony nominee will perform with special guest Bryan Batt. Liz Callaway joins us by phone. And, the 6th Annual Danny Barker Banjo and Guitar Festival swings into high gear next week in venues across the city. The 5 day celebration of the life and legacy of the NEA Jazz Master will feature performances by a star studded cast of New Orleans artists and internationally known special guests, including legendary singer Maria Muldaur. Her 2018 Grammy nominated CD, "Don't You Feel My Leg" pays homage to the music of Blue Lu and Danny Barker. We chat with Maria Muldaur by phone. Airs Tuesdays at 1:00 p.m., Wednesdays at 8:30 p.m., and Thursdays at 8:45 a.m.

On this week's show, we look back on bygone New Orleans businesses that "ain't dere no more," but continue to hold a place in the city’s collective heart. We begin with Bryan Batt and Katy Danos, authors of Pontchartrain Beach: A Family Affair. Founded by Bryan’s grandfather Harry Batt in 1928, the amusement park was a summer destination for 55 years.   Then, we learn about Schwegmann Brothers’ Giant Super Market and the grocer who revolutionized the way New Orleanians make groceries. David Cappello discusses his biography of John G. Schwegmann, a complex figure whose influence extended far beyond the checkout aisle.   Finally, we revisit Hubig’s Pies, the beloved New Orleans treat that has been missing from the scene since a tragic fire in 2012. With the news that Hubig’s Pies will be back on store shelves soon, we reached back into our archives to find interviews we did with owner Drew Ramsey both before and after the blaze.   For more of all things Louisiana Eats, be sure to visit us at PoppyTooker.com.

On this week's show, we look back on bygone New Orleans businesses that "ain't dere no more," but continue to hold a place in the city's collective heart. We begin with Bryan Batt and Katy Danos, authors of Pontchartrain Beach: A Family Affair. Founded by Bryan's grandfather Harry Batt in 1928, the amusement park was a summer destination for 55 years.

País Estados Unidos Dirección Bill Purple Guion Robbie Pickering, Bill Purple Música Justin Timberlake Fotografía James M. Muro Reparto Jessica Biel, Maisie Williams, Jason Sudeikis, Mary Steenburgen, Paul Reiser, Orlando Jones, Joshua Mikel, Bryan Batt, Jayson Warner Smith, Cailey Fleming, Richard Robichaux, Russ Russo, Jon Arthur, Madeleine Woolner, Natalie Mejer, Ian Belgard Sinopsis Después de morir su esposa en un accidente de tráfico, Henry, un arquitecto introvertido, decide ayudar a Millie, una adolescente sin hogar, a construir una balsa para navegar por el Atlántico.

This podcast is from episode number 528 of the program, originally broadcast on Thursday, May 23, 2019 and features reviews of the plays:NINA SIMONE: FOUR WOMEN, by Christina Ham, at The Black Rep COME FROM AWAY, by Irene Sankoff & David Hein, at the Fox Theatre I NOW PRONOUNCE, by Tasha Gordon-Solomon, at The New Jewish Theatre A LOVELY SUNDAY FOR CREVE COEUR, by Tennessee Williams, at Tennessee Williams Festival St. Louis THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA, by Tennessee Williams, at Tennessee Williams Festival St. Louis DEATH TAX, by Lucas Hnath, at Mustard Seed Theatre DEAR MR. WILLIAMS, by Bryan Batt, at the Tennessee Willilams Festival St. Louis EXIT LAUGHING, by Paul Elliott, at The Alpha Players AND…SMOKE ON THE MOUNTAIN, by Connie Ray & Alan Bailey, KTK Productions You can also see video and still pictures of the shows that we've talked about in all of our episodes by looking for us on all social media platforms...YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Search for "twontheaisle" on all of them. Here are the direct links:Facebook: http://facebook.com/twoontheaislehecYouTube: http://youtube.com/twoontheaisleInstagram: http://instagram.com/twoontheaisleTwitter: http://twitter.com/twoontheaisleSee you on June 6, 2019!

When it comes to nutrition, and how we fuel our bodies, so much of what we do has very little to do with what we actually know about carbs, sugars, protein, and what we ‘quote’ ‘should’ do, and everything to do with how we’re responding to our emotions and our surroundings. We discuss what is “STRESS EATING” – why we do it and what we can do about it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sherry sits down to talk to actor and author Bryan Batt about family memories, New Orleans, and his latest book, PONTCHARTRAIN BEACH: A FAMILY AFFAIR. Originally aired on January 17th 2019.

Despite his lengthy theater resume which includes Broadway credits like La Cage aux Folles, Cats, Saturday Night Fever, Sunset Boulevard, Beauty and the Beast and many more, Bryan Batt is perhaps best known for his turn as Salvatore Romano on the AMC hit drama Mad Men. He’s also appeared in movies like 12 Years a Slave and Jeffrey, as well as TV series like Scream. Now, in a return to his hometown of New Orleans, he’s starring in An Act of God as the almighty one himself and that’s what we’re chatting about today.Hosts: Paul Wontorek, Ryan Lee Gilbert & Eric King

It s Carnival time in Louisiana This week, we join revelers near and far for the biggest free party on earth. We begin with Devin De Wulf, founder of the Krewe of Red Beans. Devin gives us a behind the scenes look at how the krewe puts together their intricate bean suits to roll on Lundi Gras Day. The party continues as we meet some of New Orleans "unofficial ambassadors." Producers Joe Shriner and Sarah Holtz hit the streets of the French Quarter to speak with members of the service industry about their interactions with out of town visitors. Next, veteran thespians Bryan Batt and Tom Cianfichi share their thoughts on how to best experience and dress for Mardi Gras Day. After that, we hear about the illustrious history of Carnival from Errol Laborde. And we visit with Brewmaster Karlos Knott of Bayou Teche Brewing to learn about Mardi Gras traditions in Cajun country. Finally, Toby Rodriguez and Lucius Fontenot describe the Prairie Mardi Gras traditions that make Acadiana unique. To join the Krewe of Louisiana Eats, be sure to visit us at PoppyTooker.com.

Audio File Click here to listen to this week s show. Edit Remove It s Carnival time in Louisiana On this week s show, we re talking Mardi Gras traditions with newcomers and locals alike. To begin, we learn some surprises about the Krewe of Mid City, a very local parading organization that is about to be graced by an expected king and queen. Originally from Minnesota, business moguls Duane and Susan Hoff are the owners of Fantesca Estate and Winery in Napa Valley. About to take their thrones, we visit with Duane and Susan to find out how they came to reign over this community focused krewe. One of the many awe inspiring parts of Carnival are the exquisite costumes that revelers labor over year round to premier on Fat Tuesday morning. Veteran thespians Bryan Batt and Tom Cianfichi share their thoughts on how to best experience and dress for Mardi Gras Day. We ll also speak with Tim Trapolin, artist to the Krewe of Rex. No one knows more about the behind the scenes artistry that makes each year s parade special than the Artist of the Realm, who helps Rex declare Mardi Gras the day that care forgot. Then, Mark Latter of Tujague s Restaurant shows us the infamous Krewe d Etat Room, a place of revelry and mystery. And we speak with Max Messier, founder of Cocktail and Sons, a company that produces a line of all natural and handcrafted syrups using South Louisiana ingredients. Max brings us a King Cake Syrup he s just created that could put a whole new spin on your Mardi Gras season. Let s get the Carnival party rolling on this week s Louisiana Eats For more of all things Louisiana Eats, be sure to visit us at PoppyTooker.com.

The holidays are here and we re celebrating family food traditions old and new We begin at the home of Chef Isaac Toups, where he and his family celebrate Christmas Cajun style Culminating an eventful year for Isaac he earned the title of "fan favorite" on Bravo s Top Chef California and opened up a new restaurant in the Southern Food and Beverage Museum Toups South we join the Toups family for an unforgettable meal. After we finish our s mores for dessert, we gather round for Isaac s annual reading of "The Cajun Night Before Christmas." Next, we get a glimpse of Broadway Christmases past with Bryan Batt and Tom Cianfichi. Actor and native New Orleanian Bryan Batt and his husband Tom have spent several years working in the theater over Christmas, which has made for some opulent and memorable holidays. We also celebrate Hanukkah with award winning author and food blogger Elissa Altman, for whom the holiday season means a unique blend of Hanukkah and Christmas traditions. Elissa shares with us some of her earliest memories growing up in Queens, New York, and what her holiday looks like today. We continue the eights nights of Hanukkah with James Beard Award winning Chef Alon Shaya. Alon describes his own Hanukkah traditions, from his family s origins in Israel, to his childhood in Philadelphia, and finally to his homecoming in New Orleans. It s time for food, family, and celebration on this week s Louisiana Eats

Inhalt: Nach dem Tod ihrer Schwester und ihres Neffen versucht eine junge Immobilienmaklerin das dunkle Geheimnis eines Mannes zu lüften, der all jene Häuser kaufte, in denen Schreckliches geschah. Das Leben von Immobilienmaklerin Julia Talben ändert sich schlagartig, als ein Teil ihrer Familie brutal ermordet wird. Ein klarer Fall, so scheint es zunächst, doch Julia merkt schnell, dass hinter diesem Verbrechen viel mehr steckt. Am Tatort entdeckt sie, dass quasi der gesamte Raum aus dem Haus ihrer Schwester entfernt wurde. Gemeinsam mit ihrem Ex-Freund Detective Grady folgen sie einer geheimnisvollen Spur, die sie schließlich zu dem rätselhaften Jebediah Crone und seinem Abattoir führt - ein Geisterhaus, bestehend aus endlos vielen Räumen, voll mit Toten und verfluchten Seelen... DVD/Blu Ray-Release: 06.10.2016 (Constantin Film) Abattoir Genre: Horror, Grusel Land: USA 2016 Laufzeit: ca. 99 min. FSK: ab 16 Jahre Regie: Darren Lynn Bousman Drehbuch: Christopher Monfette Mit Jessica Lowndes, Dayton Callie, Joe Anderson, Lin Shaye, John McConnell, Bryan Batt, Michael Paré, ... https://youtu.be/AazzqtPSN60

Inhalt: Nach dem Tod ihrer Schwester und ihres Neffen versucht eine junge Immobilienmaklerin das dunkle Geheimnis eines Mannes zu lüften, der all jene Häuser kaufte, in denen Schreckliches geschah. Das Leben von Immobilienmaklerin Julia Talben ändert sich schlagartig, als ein Teil ihrer Familie brutal ermordet wird. Ein klarer Fall, so scheint es zunächst, doch Julia merkt schnell, dass hinter diesem Verbrechen viel mehr steckt. Am Tatort entdeckt sie, dass quasi der gesamte Raum aus dem Haus ihrer Schwester entfernt wurde. Gemeinsam mit ihrem Ex-Freund Detective Grady folgen sie einer geheimnisvollen Spur, die sie schließlich zu dem rätselhaften Jebediah Crone und seinem Abattoir führt - ein Geisterhaus, bestehend aus endlos vielen Räumen, voll mit Toten und verfluchten Seelen... DVD/Blu Ray-Release: 06.10.2016 (Constantin Film) Abattoir Genre: Horror, Grusel Land: USA 2016 Laufzeit: ca. 99 min. FSK: ab 16 Jahre Regie: Darren Lynn Bousman Drehbuch: Christopher Monfette Mit Jessica Lowndes, Dayton Callie, Joe Anderson, Lin Shaye, John McConnell, Bryan Batt, Michael Paré, ... https://youtu.be/AazzqtPSN60

The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Nicholas Brooks of "Sam". Executive Producer Mel Brooks attended the NYC premiere of "Sam," his first film together with his son Nicholas Brooks. On working with his father on his feature debut, Nicholas Brookssays: “Writing, producing and directing “Sam” has been an incredible experience thanks to an amazing cast and crew. I am excited to finally be sharing her with the world. Working with my dad on my first feature has been a fantastic experience – he is a continuously supportive, caring and wonderful executive producer.”  “Sam” is the story of a quintessential New York City alpha male who must learn how to be ‘Samantha' when he is suddenly transformed into a beautiful woman, starring Natalie Knepp (“Orange is the New Black”), Sean Kleier (“Odd Mom Out”),Stacy Keach (“American History X”), Brock Harris (“Major Crimes”) Morgan Fairchild (“Chuck”), Bryan Batt (“Mad Men”), James McCaffrey (“Rescue Me”) and Sarah Scott (“Soaked in Bleach”).    He Lovedworking with Bryan Batt as well. Bryan, as you know, was in 12 Years a Slave and Mad Men. He is a wonderful actor a dream to work with.

Cheron Brylski has been a political consultant for years. She has gotten more women elected to what she calls "non traditional" political office than you can shake a stick at. So when she talks politics at Happy Hour, we listen. Cheron says without taking a breath to ponder the answer to the question, "Yes, President Trump." It could very well happen. Cheron has some professional advice for how Hillary could pull out a win. Take a listen and see if you think it s likely Hillary could pull it off. Bryan Batt is the biggest Broadway and TV star in town, and one of the most down to earth and nicest guys you could run into in a New Orleans bar. Bryan hasn t exactly traded in the glitz and glam of Hollywood and Broadway for NOLA but he s from here and folks who go to Hazelnut, his store on Magazine Street, expect to see him so that s where you ll often find him. In this conversation Bryan leaves the theatrical persona behind and the guy you get to talk with here on Happy Hour is the same guy you d find if you popped in to see him at home. Mikayla Braun is no stranger to Happy Hour but this time she returns to the show fronting a new band, The Crooked Vines. James Keene, the CV s trombone player, sometime booking agent, and definitely the fastest talker in New Orelans music, joins Mikayla for the first time they ve ever played acoustically, and it s a triumph. Photos at Wayfare by Alison Moon. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tom Cianfichi is not just the best looking man in New Orleans married to the other best looking man in New Orleans, Bryan Batt. Tom is also an accomplished actor, Broadway casting director responsible for casting some of the biggest shows on Broadway, and an acclaimed director currently staging Pippin at Le Petit Theater marking the theater s 100th birthday. And if you need anyone to stop by and make you feel good by faking the sentence, "I m amazed and loving this" like he really means it, Tom s your man. Because this is New Orleans, comedian Addy Najera recognizes Tom, not because he s a famous actor or Bryan Batt s husband, but when she finally figures it out Addy knows Tom from his dogs. He brings them to the vet clinic where Addy is the vet tech. When she s not adjusting her bangs or pulling pet hair off of her clothes, Addy is one of New Orleans funniest comedians and to make that point she s immortalizing herself at the end of the month by making a live recording of her show, currently titled Unnamed For Now aka Isn t This Fun, with no question mark. John Lisi leads a band called Delta Funk that plays around the world and, when they re home, up and down Frenchmen Street at a different club every night. Playing guitar every night is one reason John is one of the greatest players in the city, which by the way is saying something in any city but especially here in New Orleans. John plays a couple of songs on this Happy Hour an original, "Got Cleaned Up," and a Big Bill Broonzy classic. If you want to see how John does it you can find a video version of this show of this show on our Facebook page. Andrew Duhon tries out a new song from his Unnamed For Now record and gets way more of an enthusiastic response than he was expecting. This is a breezy, casua, smart and frank conversation with a bunch of people whose talent would give any one of them the right to brag. But every single one of them has most definitely checked their ego at the door. You won t get more of a refreshingly fun and energetic New Orleans vibe anywhere than this Happy Hour. Photos at Wayfare by Alison Moon. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It s Carnival time on Louisiana Eats On this week s show, we learn about Carnival traditions both public and private, and celebrations both large and small. We begin with a lively discussion about New Orleans Mardi Gras traditions with Errol Laborde, author of Mardi Gras Chronicles of the New Orleans Carnival.Then, we make our way over to Commander s Palace, where Lally Brennan explains the part her family s restaurant plays in fueling Pete Fountain s Half Fast Walking Club on Mardi Gras morning. Poppy reminisces with New Orleans natives Bryan Batt and Lolis Elie about their Mardi Gras traditions and memories, plus we visit Cake Caf for a peek at how they make their famous King Cake. Finally, if you are thinking of giving up anything for Lent, Eat Fit Nola dietician Molly Kimball stops by to discuss her 40 day alcohol free challenge. It s all purple, green and gold when the good times roll on this week s Louisiana Eats Jello ShotsMakes approximately 16 32 shots, depending on the size of your paper souffl cups. Jello, 3 ounces box grape, lemon and lime for Mardi Gras colors, of course Water 1 cup vodka 1 4 cup Everclear grain alcohol for the brave of heart 5 or 6 ice cubes Paper souffl cups in 1 ounce size Following the speed set method on the Jello box, stir each 3 oz. box of Jello into 3 4 cup of boiling water until the Jello is fully dissolved and remove from the heat. Mix together the vodka and Everclear with 5 or 6 ice cubes. If you wish to omit the grain alcohol, you may use exclusively vodka. . Add the alcohol mixture into the Jello, stirring until the ice melts. Pour into paper souffl cups arranged in rows and chill until firm. To consume, squeeze the Jello shot out of the paper souffl cup directly into your mouth and laugh

In celebration of the last season of â??Mad Men," we revisit Judyâ??s conversation with Bryan Batt who played the character of Sal Ramano, the closeted gay art director for the Sterling Cooper Agency on that great series.

The mind and life of New Orleans' leading man

Mad Men star Bryan Batt shares poignant stories from his 'momoir' She Ain't Heavy, She's My Mother, a moving tribute to the most influential woman in his life.

Performers Bryan Batt ("Saturday Night Fever"), Kristin Chenoweth ("Epic Proportions"), Boyd Gaines ("Contact"), Marin Mazzie ("Kiss Me Kate"), Tom Wopat ("Annie Get Your Gun") and Deborah Yates ("Contact") discuss working on preview performances, how audiences can vary wildly, the pros and cons of live music and amplification, reconceiving shows for revivals, and stories from their stage experiences.

Performers Bryan Batt (Saturday Night Fever), Kristin Chenoweth (Wicked and Tony winner for You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown), four-time Tony Winner Boyd Gaines (for The Heidi Chronicles, She Loves Me, Contact and Gypsy), Marin Mazzie (Kiss Me Kate), Tom Wopat (Annie Get Your Gun) and Deborah Yates (Contact) discuss working on preview performances, how audiences can vary wildly, the pros and cons of live music and amplification, reconceiving shows for revivals, and stories from their stage experiences.