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Ed Hartman is an award-winning, accomplished composer, performer, and educator. Ed received his Bachelor of Music from Indiana University, and has been involved with the film and music communities in the Pacific Northwest for decades. He creates music drawn from many styles, genres and cultures. Ed is at home with classical orchestral music, along with electronic, jazz and world music. As a percussionist, he can create intense rhythmic scores that can contrast with lyrical orchestral passages.Ed also owns 8th Sense Productions, LLC that owns the film-estate of Richard Lyford. He produced and scored “As the Earth Turns” an award-winning unreleased silent sci-fi film by Lyford made in Seattle in 1938, , an award-winning documentary about Richard Lyford, “It Gets in Your Blood”, and is currently working on a biopic about the filmmaker.http://edhartmanmusic.comhttp://astheearthturns.comOver the course of his career as a historian, he published 11 history texts, one of which (Perfect Cities) was named a New York Times notable book of the year in 1986. Throughout his career, he has often succumbed to a love of travel made possible by teaching at the University of Paris and Warwick University in England, and with Fulbright Awards, at the University of Sydney, the University of Amsterdam, Erfurt and Tubingen Universities in Germany, and Uppsala University in Sweden, where he was given an honorary Doctoral Degree. Until 2020, he was the Faculty Fulbright Adviser at the University of Maryland. Born in Chicago, Gilbert attended Carleton College and then the University of Wisconsin, earning a doctoral degree in American Intellectual and Cultural History. In 1966, he was hired by the University of Maryland. He was appointed Distinguished University Professor in 1999. While American history has been his profession, literature has been his passion, and since retirement, he has written three novels and a book of short stories. He is also a (very) amateur cellist. http://jamesgilbertauthor.comThe Douglas Coleman Show now offers audio and video promotional packages for music artists as well as video promotional packages for authors. Please see our website for complete details. http://douglascolemanshow.comIf you have a comment about this episode or any other, please click the link below.https://ratethispodcast.com/douglascolemanshow

Larry Moss an American actor, director and acting coach. He wrote the acting textbook, The Intent to Live. He taught at Juilliard and Circle in the Square in New York. He originally came to Los Angeles to train C. Thomas Howell for The Hitcher. After Helen Hunt thanked him in her acceptance speech after winning an Oscar in 1997 for As Good as It Gets, the A-List demand for Moss' coaching increased. He coached Hilary Swank in her Academy Award-winning performances in Boys Don't Cry and Million Dollar Baby, Michael Clarke Duncan for his Oscar-nominated performance in The Green Mile, Hank Azaria's Emmy winning turn in Tuesdays with Morrie, and Tobey Maguire in Seabiscuit. He worked with Leonardo DiCaprio on his Oscar nominated and Golden Globe winning portrayals in The Aviator and The Wolf of Wall Street, as well as on DiCaprio's Oscar nominated turn in Blood Diamond, and The Departed. Moss founded The Larry Moss Studio (now The Acting Studio at Edgemar Center for the Arts. Hosted by Frank Faucette @frankfaucette on most platforms. Our show is 100% listener supported. If you've gotten anything out of the show please consider supporting by visiting Cash App - https://cash.app/$faucettemedia or $faucettemedia in your app. https://www.amazon.com/shop/faucettemedia Stream Without Remorse on Prime Video https://amzn.to/3r5j1Dh FMG Links https://faucettemedia.com/ https://www.instagram.com/faucettemedia/channel/ https://www.twitter.com/faucettemedia https://slumberdynamics.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/igniteacting/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/igniteacting/support

This week we offer two different perspectives on the 1997 classic "As Good as It Gets" as Dustin has seen it many times since childhood and Jake saw it for the first time this week. We try to get to the bottom of how Melvin Udall, one of the worst people to center a movie around, so effectively gets us to care about him, understand him, and ultimately believe someone could fall in love with him. We explore the effectiveness of all the directorial choices, writing structure, music and how all that contributes to bringing these complex and flawed characters to life on screen. Reach out to us on Facebook and Instagram and let us know your thoughts about this week's film. You can also watch the uncut video version of this episode on our YouTube channel. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/moviebonerz/message

From The Mary Tyler Moore Show and Taxi to such movies as Terms of Endearment, Broadcast News and As Good as It Gets, writer-director-producer James L. Brooks has created quality entertainment for decades and has no intention of slowing down. He has served as mentor to the likes of Cameron Crowe and Wes Anderson and continues to work with young talents behind the camera. Oh yes—he's also produced The Simpsons for the past 30 years. Leonard and Jessie were honored to talk to this multi-award-winning talent about his remarkable career.

We made it to Year 3, podheads! Matt and Rico celebrate another 420 and their Two Year Anniversary by returning to one of the two famously lost podcast episodes of yesteryear -- New Girl. The boys double down and watch TWO episodes of the hit FOX sitcom, each choosing a favorite* for the other to enjoy.  *Not going to spoil this in the description -- you'll have to listen.   Catch us in 2 weeks for the first episode of Marie Kondo Month    Jack Nicholson, who was in As Good as It Gets with Helen Hunt, who...    

Your host Manish (@TheManish89) talks the two-time Oscar wining rom-com As Good as It Gets with is guest Jason Schultz (@adrycoolwit). The 1997 film has a pedigree no doubt, with James L. Brooks, Jack Nicholson, Helen Hut, Cuba Gooding Jr., and Greg Kinnear involved, and Manish and Jason look back at one of the most prestigious romantic comedies of the ‘90s.

Opinions That Don't Matter! ep.46 topics of limited discussion:We Went To Mexico! Covid UpdatesMultilevel marketingWrestling with Religions & The Jesuits from the top rope!Heavy Metal Music is the DEVIL’S MUSICChristian Music is…Bloom County, Bill The Cat and John TeshGetting a replacement pet before the old one is dead.Dog TalkGreg Kinnear is our nice guy of the week - As Good as It Gets when going to a country music festival. Watch As Good As It Gets on YouTubeVIP Bracelets, all Inclusive Vacations in Mexico… Iberostar & Playa Del Carmen a review and is it worth it? Christmas stories and family traditionsSanta hats grind kati’s gears.Visit Scotland! Johnstons Of Elgin and a wonderful place called Scotland where Sean met a great friend who ran a distillery and took him golfing. Running with the Burning Scotch Barrels Visiting distilleries!https://www.youtube.com/user/Glenfiddichhttps://www.facebook.com/SpeyburnWhiskyWhere does Sean’s love of Kimchi come from? How to live in NYC and eat like a king! Bins pitches us on visiting Australia and specifically The Grampianshttps://www.youtube.com/user/visitgrampiansJohn Cougar Mellencamp’s hit song Stink So GoodThe video version of Opinions That Don't Matterhttps://www.youtube.com/opinionsthatdontmatterAsk Kati Anything! (2nd podcast)audio: https://askkatianything.buzzsprout.com/ Kati TikTok @KatimortonInstagram @katimortonSeanTikTok @hatori_seanzoInstagram @seansaintlouisBUSINESS EMAIL linnea@toneymedia.com MAIL PO Box #665 1223 Wilshire Blvd. Santa Monica, CA 90403

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Eine romantische Komödie mit einem großem Star und nicht enden wollenden sexistischen, rassistischen, homophoben und antisemitischen Tiraden? As Good as It Gets (1997, Besser geht’s nicht) hat natürlich weit mehr zu bieten als eine unangenehme Hauptfigur. Alexander und René sprechen über einen Film den es in dieser Grössenordnung kaum noch gibt: Eine wirklich hoch budgetierte Komödie die thematisch Grenzen auslotet, toll geschriebene Charaktere und Dialoge bietet und in der gar nicht mal allzu viel passiert. Statt großer Dramen ist der Film viel mehr an der Verletzlichkeit und dem Wandel seiner starken Figuren interessiert. Für seine Figuren lässt sich der Film auch angenehm viel Zeit ohne langatmig zu werden. Die Hasstiraden des Hauptdarstellers werden als Schutzschild entlarvt. Wir besprechen natürlich auch das Beat-Sheet mitsamt aller Schlüsselszenen und erfreuen uns an einem der wirklich gelungenen Filme der 90er. Info Vielen lieben Dank an unsere Steady Abspannfreunde Michael, Patrick, Rüdiger, Severin, Felix und Nenad! Wollt ihr uns auch unterstützen? Dann findet ihr uns auf Steady unter steadyhq.com/abspanngucker Alternativ könnt ihr uns auf Paypal eine Spende hinterlassen Wir freuen uns natürlich immer auch über Reviews auf iTunes Unsere Titelmusik ist von Arnob Bal aka FamLi. Ihr findet ihn auf Twitter unter @ArnobBal Ihr findet uns unter abspanngucker.de twitter.com/abspannpodcast facebook.com/abspanngucker podcast@abspanngucker.de

Playlist N°35 Du 22 au 29 août 2020 INTRO : KEVIN FOWLER : Mousturdonus JON PARDI : Honky Tonk Man (Rancho Fiesta Sessions-2020) MARK CHESNUTT : Shame (Numbers On The Jukebox+2020) JESSICA LYNN & Broken Spoke : Lady (2020) WHISKEY RIDGE BAND : Cocaine (As Cold as It Gets-2020) RODNEY RICE : Walk Across Texas (Same Shirt, Different Day-2020) MARGO PRIC E : Gone To Stay (That's How Rumors Get Started-2020) MO PITNEY : Jonas (Ain’t Lookin’ Back-2020) CORY MARKS : Outlaws & Outsiders (Who I Am-2020) CHAD BAKER : Jon Boat (Single-2020) HYMN & HEART : Honeymoon In July (Single-2020) DOCFELL & CO : Boxes (Revelations-2020) GINA JONES : New Normal Me (Single-2020) PRESTON CAMP JR : A Good Ole’ Texas Time JOSHUA RAY WALKER : Cupboard (Glad You Made It-2020) DEAN MILLER : The Will, the Way and the Want To (1965-2020) THE ANDY DAVIS BAND : Hillbilly Proud (Blue Collar-2020) OUTRO : Campfire

Yeardley Smith is known for her role as Lisa Simpson on the animated television series “The Simpsons.” She became an actress in 1982 after graduating from drama school. In 1987, she auditioned for the Simpsons shorts on “The Tracey Ullman Show.” In 1989, the shorts became a spin off and “The Simpsons” was born. Yeardley received a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Voice-Over Performance in 1992. She has appeared in several films, including “Just Write,” “Toys,” “City Slickers,” and “As Good as It Gets.” In 2004, Yeardley performed a one-woman off-Broadway show, called “More” in New York City.

No matter the rung of the ladder you happen to be on in the entertainment industry, making it in Hollywood is no easy feat. And with how our world is evolving post-pandemic, you might think it will be nearly impossible to maintain any sort of work-life balance for our foreseeable future, especially if you’re fortunate enough to reach the top rung of the ladder like today’s guest. If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to not only survive but thrive while working on giant tent pole films like The Avengers series, Captain America: Civil War and Iron Man 3, or a multitude of other blockbusters, then this conversation is going to give you the inside look you’ve been waiting for. Award-winning editor Jeffrey Ford, ACE has made his career working with big name directors like Michael Mann, Joss Whedon, Anthony & Joe Russo, and Joe Johnston, and he does not sugar coat the reality that editing these films is an all-consuming endeavor. In today’s interview with Jeffrey (which was originally recorded a few years ago back in the ‘Fitness In Post’ days), he does share with us his secrets and routines for maintaining his health and family life without succumbing to bad habits and burnout. We dive deep into the methods he uses to stay energetic and creative despite the long hours, specifically maintaining consistent movement throughout his workday. He also talks about the immense importance of keeping his team rested and refreshed so they too can be productive and creative while still meeting the demanding and intense work schedules on huge tentpole films. While the conversation might not be brand new, the topics we discuss are as relevant as ever. If setting boundaries and maintaining some semblance of sanity in our post-pandemic world is a priority for you, after listening I highly recommend following up this episode with my interview with producer Janace Tashjian where we discuss the importance of setting boundaries, advocating for yourself, and asking for help. Want to Hear More Episodes Like This One? » Click here to subscribe and never miss another episode Here's What You'll Learn: The story of how Jeff began his film career after graduating from USC film school and getting his first job as an apprentice editor with director James Gray and editor Dorian Harris What film school taught him about teamwork and making connections with people in the industry. The struggles he endured through years of unemployment, only working 5 days a month while making films on his own to hone his craft. His humility still leaves him surprised and enthused that people continue to let him cut their films. The extreme focus necessary to edit the film, Public Enemies with Michael Mann, and the demanding schedule and hours he endured. Jeff believes that the longer you sit in front of your screen without moving, the more it inhibits your objectivity and relationship with your audience. Why he makes time for 3 to 4 movement breaks throughout the day. The reason his standing desk has been an enormous benefit to his creativity and mental fortitude. The scheduling fix they use on the Marvel movies to avoid burnout and ensure everyone stays healthy and happy. The importance of having a work environment that provides daylight, space, and amenities to maintain health and well being. Self-assertion and setting boundaries must be built into your routine due to the competitive and intense nature of the business. On Jeff’s team, taking care of yourself is looked upon as a strength rather than a weakness. KEY TAKE AWAY #1: Keep perspective about the job by understanding that your family is your most important support system to keep you going. KEY TAKE AWAY #2: Staying in shape physically is directly connected to your mental well being which is connected to your success. KEY TAKE AWAY #3: Divide the workload between more people working shorter hours to stay creative and productive. Useful Resources Mentioned: Ep113: The Importance of Setting Boundaries, Advocating For Yourself, and Asking For Help | with Janace Tashjian Ep11: Making It In Hollywood as a “Creative” (What They Don’t Teach You In Film School) | with Norman Hollyn Ep17: Is Taking Free Work Really Worth It? | with Alan Bell, ACE Our Generous Sponsors: This episode is made possible for you by Ergodriven, the makers of the Topo Mat, my #1 recommendation for anyone who stands at their workstation. The Topo is super comfortable, an awesome conversation starter, and it’s also scientifically proven to help you move more throughout the day which helps reduce discomfort and also increase your focus and productivity. Click here to learn more and get your Topo Mat. Guest Bio: JEFFREY FORD, A.C.E. (Editor) was born in Novato, California. He attended high school in Troutdale, Oregon and graduated from the University of Southern California School of Cinema-Television in Los Angeles with a degree in Cinema-Television Production. He began his professional filmmaking career in 1994, working as an editorial assistant on James Gray’s debut feature film, “Little Odessa.” He went on to work as an assistant editor on several feature films, including the Academy Award®-nominated “As Good as It Gets” for editor Richard Marks and director James L. Brooks. Ford’s first solo feature as editor was “The Yards” for director James Gray, which premiered in competition at the Cannes Film Festival in 2000. He edited “Teddy Bears’ Picnic” for Harry Shearer, “One Hour Photo” for Mark Romanek, “Hide and Seek” for John Polson, “The Family Stone” for Thomas Bezucha (his work receiving an A.C.E. Eddie nomination) and “Street Kings” for David Ayer. He also edited “Shattered Glass” and “Breach” for director Billy Ray. With Paul Rubell he co-edited "Pubic Enemies" for director Michael Mann. In 2011 he teamed with Thomas Bezucha again for “Monte Carlo." At Marvel Studios, Ford co-edited “Captain America: The First Avenger" (with Robert Dalva) for director Joe Johnston, "Iron Man Three” (with Peter Elliot) for Shane Black and “Marvel’s The Avengers" and "Avengers: Age of Ultron” (both with Lisa Lassek) for director Joss Whedon. “Captain America: Civil War” is Ford’s second film for Joe and Anthony Russo. He also co-edited (with Matthew Schmidt) the Russo's first Marvel Studios feature “Captain America: The Winter Soldier.” He lives in Los Angeles with his wife and two sons. Show Credits: This episode was edited by Curtis Fritsch, and the show notes were prepared by Debby Germino and published by Glen McNiel. The original music in the opening and closing of the show is courtesy of Joe Trapanese (who is quite possibly one of the most talented composers on the face of the planet).

Gabe and Matt throw Peter Jackson's first film Bad Taste under the wheels. Topics include Michael J. Fox's post-film career, super hero movies in the good old days, Michael Caine is an amazing actor, the good and bad of docuseries and documentary filmmaking, Maori slang, New Zealand Pride,  the mystique of low budget special effects, Peter Jackson's obsession with goofy gore, how bad Goldfinger and the James Bond franchise really is, George Lucas's non-Star Wars legacy, Marcia Lucas - unsung hero in editing, surprising casting choices in Lord of the Rings, and the secret heroics of the New Zealand Film Commission.Discussion on Bad Taste begins at 1:09:10.Show Links:As Good as it GetsVengeance is MineBranded to KillTakeshi KitanoTiger KingLouis Theroux - BBC Documentary FilmmakerThe MasterThe JinxThis film is not yet [R]atedWaltz with BashirGrizzly ManDouble IndemnityWalt Disney's Robin HoodThe PrestigeCaptain America - The First AvengerLindsay Ellis Hobbit TrilogyNew Zealand Film Commission

Sony Pictures Releasing released As Good as It Gets on December 25, 1997. James L. Brooks directed the film starring Jack Nicholson, Helen Hunt, and Greg Kinnear. The post As Good as It Gets (1997) appeared first on Movie House Memories.

Sony Pictures Releasing released As Good as It Gets on December 25, 1997. James L. Brooks directed the film starring Jack Nicholson, Helen Hunt, and Greg Kinnear. The post As Good as It Gets (1997) appeared first on Movie House Memories.

Sony Pictures Releasing released As Good as It Gets on December 25, 1997. James L. Brooks directed the film starring Jack Nicholson, Helen Hunt, and Greg Kinnear. The post As Good as It Gets (1997) appeared first on Movie House Memories.

"Chasing Happiness: Is This as Good as It Gets?" 1 Chronicles 16:23-34 Rev. Jeff Lust looks at what we think makes us happy and what scripture says about being happy. Recorded live at Stonebridge United Methodist Church in McKinney, Texas. For more information, including service times, please visit www.mysumc.org.

Goertz is out for the evening and one of our best friends Skylar Kaufman joins us on this episode! It Gets nerdy!!!! 

  Hitting the Marks Pro Wrestling Podcast: "Architect Of Pain" Rollins is Rolling In a New Direction. The Changing Landscape of RAW. Punk Talk. Rey's Raincheck Championship. Ring of Reset. MLW Thanksgiving. Dynamite Next Not Excite but It Gets the Job Done. NXT Celebrates.   Just in case you didn't get your fills of turkeys, those Dem Jive HTM Boys, Michael Jargo & Ric Vickrey, are back with the latest installment of the Hitting The Marks Pro Wrestling Podcast.   On this Week's Run....   - Opening up with a little Smack Talk. The Miz the new People's Champion? "Baby Face" Bryan. Roman is a douchebag.    - The reign of the Architects of Pain. Rollins & The Man. Punk the Savior. Rey's consolation price. Orton over strong.   - Ring of Reset. Marty onboard for Final Battle. Full card rundown.   - MLW fills up on Thanksgiving. Did they put too much on their plate? Moving forward.   - AEW News. Forming a Horsemen. Butchering the Butcher and Blade. Starting with Cody. Rankings.   - NXT Talk. Celebration. Ripping into Shayna. Grimes Times. Top of the card.   Social Media Links: On Twitter: @haminmediagroup @notjargo @therealrbv @htmpwpod Facebook: Facebook.com/hittingthemarks Instagram: htmpwpod Twitch: twitch.tv/hittingthemarks

Acts 16:16-40 When You Choose to Sing and Pray in Your Darkest Hours, It Gets the Attention of Both the Prisoners of Sin and the God of Heaven

Directed by Academy Award nominated actor Greg Kinnear (As Good as It Gets, Little Miss Sunshine, The Matador) with an outstanding cast that includes; Emily Mortimer (Mary Poppins Returns), Luke Wilson (Bottle Rocket, Meadowland), Bradley Whitford (Get Out, West Wing), Jay Duplass (Beatriz at Dinner, Landline), Robert Forster (Jackie Brown, The Descendants), and Kurt Fuller (Midnight in Paris, Auto Focus). PHIL is the story of a depressed dentist whose life is falling apart. Phil is shocked when one of his patients, Michael Fisk (Bradley Whitford),  a man who seemed to have the perfect life, kills himself. Determined to find out what would drive a man who had everything to end his life, Phil pretends to be a handyman and integrates himself in to the dead man's life, befriending his wife (Emily Mortimer) and daughter. How long can Phil keep up this double life when he is determined to end his normal one? Director, Executive Producer and lead after Greg Kinnear joins us to talk about the challenges and rewards of a first-time director, finding the humanity in a story of personal tragedy and working with an incredibly talented group of artists. For news and updates go to: bronstudios.com/productions/phil PHIL screens in Los Angeles July 5 - 11 at the Arena Cinelounge.

Jack Nicholson and Helen Hunt each won an Academy Award for 1997's As Good as It Gets, a movie about a jerk with OCD and a waitress with a heart of gold. This week, we discuss dogs that don’t eat bacon, why Jack Nicholson’s character would have fit in at Dunder Mifflin, and how this movie ended up with the name 'Mr. Cat Poop' in Hong Kong. We also weigh in on Steven Spielberg's beef with Netflix before finding out if As Good as It Gets stands the Test of Time. 

March 6, 2019. This week Nick is joined by USC student and friend, Fiona Pestana, to talk about the 2006 indie dramedy Little Miss Sunshine. Starring an all-star cast of Steve Carell (The Office), Greg Kinnear (As Good as It Gets), Toni Colette (Hereditary), Alan Arkin (Argo), and Paul Dano (There Will Be Blood), this fun road trip film deals with loss and what it means to lose, while making you laugh out loud throughout. In this episode, they discuss their favorite scenes, the themes and messages underneath the comedy, what it means to be a winner and a loser, if suffering and loss helps define a person, the biggest flaw of the film, their favorite character, what a sequel for these characters would look like, and much more! Check us out on instagram: @nick_ladue @floweryfi Partnered with The Sideline Observer.

Isn't it Romantic? (2019) is playing in theaters everywhere and that got Jonathan (@berkreviews), Corey (@coreyrstarr), and Michael (@servermonkey) thinking about the Romantic Comedy genre. Thus, this episode of Top Five Movies is focused on the trios favorite Romantic Comedies. Corey’s list: 5. The Wedding Singer (1998) 4. Amelie (2001) 3. My Big Fat Greek Wedding (2002) 2. Benny & Joon (1993) 1. Harold and Maude (1971) Mike’s list: 5. While You Were Sleeping (1995) 4. My Best Friend’s Wedding (1997) 3. Notting Hill (1999) 2. As Good as It Gets (1997) 1. Say Anything (1989) Jonathan’s list: 5. The Wedding Singer (1998) 4. Pitch Perfect (2012) 3. The Apartment (1960) 2. Groundhog Day (1993) 1. The Big Sick (2017) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/berkreviewscom-moviecasts/support

In this episode, we talk to Nieves and Amethyst, two ordinary people who lead secret lives as practitioners of mediumship, paganism, and hook suspension. Come and delve…… Read more "Hashtag, It Gets Better"

Zombie heists, RIP Ultraviolet, and Avengers and Toy Story first-looks. All this and more on Cordkillers! Subscribe to and support Cordkillers at http://www.cordkillers.com. If we get to 1850 patrons or $1850/episode, we can begin the Spoilerin’ Project and give you show-based Spoilerin’ Time feeds. Find out more and pledge here. Become our bosses! Pledge at … Continue reading Cordkillers 254 – It Gets UltraViolent →

Zombie heists, RIP Ultraviolet, and Avengers and Toy Story first-looks. All this and more on Cordkillers! Subscribe to and support Cordkillers at http://www.cordkillers.com. If we get to 1850 patrons or $1850/episode, we can begin the Spoilerin’ Project and give you show-based Spoilerin’ Time feeds. Find out more and pledge here. Become our bosses! Pledge at … Continue reading Cordkillers 254 – It Gets UltraViolent →

Grab your coffee and grab your TEA! Black Coffee and Tea Podcast!... Red Table Talk with Will Smith and Jada Pinkett...It Gets real HONEST!!! Are you willing to be the ride or die chick NO MATTER WHAT for your husband? Does your love come with CONDITIONS? Should people in relationships and marriages be able to do whatever they want to be happy? After watching this podcast, ask yourself, are Jada and Will relationship/marriage goals? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Grab your coffee and grab your TEA! Black Coffee and Tea Podcast!... New Tell All Book of IG Thot Celeb Hookup...Lil Uzi Vert, Colin Kaepernick... Red Table Talk with Will Smith and Jada Pinkett...It Gets real REAL!!! Why did Will Smith hit Jada over the head with a newspaper? Women, are you willing to be the man in the relationship? You've already met your soulmate, figure it out!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Yeardley Smith is one of the most famous women on Earth — though you might not know it if you just bumped into her somewhere, at least until she said something. See, Smith is the voice of Lisa Simpson, the precocious 8-year-old middle child of the Simpson family and the center of some of the show’s very best episodes. (“Lisa’s Substitute”! Sob!) But Smith is more than the famous kid she’s played for more than 30 years now. She’s starred in numerous films and other TV shows, including the infamous Herman’s Head (sadly, she wasn't one of the people inside Herman’s head) and the Oscar-winning film As Good as It Gets. She’s even made shoes. But it’s her most recent project that might seem most outside her wheelhouse. It’s a true crime podcast that examines crimes from the point-of-view of the people who solved them, then sends Smith and her co-host Zibby Allen to cover around the country looking into these crimes. It’s an engaging and thoughtful look at how crimes can rock tiny little towns where everybody knows everybody. Smith joins Todd this week to talk about the national fascination with true crime, her wide-ranging slate of interests, and, yes, Lisa Simpson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Meg, Symphony and Hal discuss episode 7 of Welcome to Night Vale: History Week. They discuss the shelf life of satire, hypothesize about what “re-education” means and attempt to answer the age old question of how many puppies is too many puppies? In the FanZone™ they hear listener’s theories about the library and librarians, as well as possible ramifications of the 1824 meeting. Plus Meg shares stories about cockroaches and sink holes. Hal attempts to summarize the plot of the 1997 film As Good as It Gets. Send us your thoughts, comments, and questions! Leave us a voicemail at 929-277-2050 or e-mail us at info@goodmorningnightvale.com. Follow us on Twitter and Facebook. Good Morning Night Vale is a production of Night Vale Presents Hosted by Symphony Sanders, Hal Lublin, and Meg Bashwiner Produced by Meg Bashwiner Edited by Grant Stewart Mixed by Vincent Cacchione Theme Music by Disparition Logo by Rob Wilson http://goodmorningnightvale.com

Beer with Geeks presents: Academy Rewind! Tim & Palmer are back in L.A. Confidential to go Good Will Hunting for 1998’s Titanic film offerings. It’s a Full Monty in this episode because they’re As Good as It Gets. Note: This episode was recorded prior to the allegations made against Kevin Spacey so they are not addressed. 1998 Best Picture Nominees: - As Good As It Gets - The Full Monty - Good Will Hunting - L.A. Confidential - Titanic Proud member of the Thought Bubble Audio Network! Special Guest: Palmer.

This Week Homework [Donaldo]: Men at Work Extras Game Night Solo Next Week Homework [MCP]: I Kill Giants Extra Credit [Harley]: As Good as It Gets

Chris Gethard (the Chris Gethard Show on TruTV, Beautiful/Anonymous podcast) joins Griffin and David to discuss 1997’s OCD dramedy, As Good as It Gets. But is the dog the fourth lead of this film? Should the term ‘residuals’ be changed to ‘Ratzenbergers?’ Could a painter really afford to live in downtown Manhattan in the late 1990s? Together they examine the “but I like her” genre of movies, the careers of Greg Kinnear, Cuba Gooding Jr., Nien Nunb and more! This episode is sponsored by ZipRecruiter (ZipRecruiter.com/BLANK), Hims (forhims.com/BLANK) and eHarmony (PROMO: CHECK).

The story in this episode is “The Tale of Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle” by Beatrix Potter. It is about a girl named Lucie who meets an interesting lady that helps out with the washing for all the local animals. The song in this episode is “It Gets more Blue” by Girlpool, a folk-punk band from Los Angeles, […]

The Damn Dirty Duo is back once again! This time with friends! Mrs. K-Mack And Ms.Kay joined us on this episode, continuning our "Battle of the Sexes" theme. This week, we get into another heated debate about them damn #RelationshipGoals, when is it appropriate to approach a female, why women take care of grown, able bodied ass men? Why do some women shoot down every man that approaches them? Why is it so hard for men to open up emotionally to their woman, and do those women use their man's openness and ammo against them? and the bullshit we see about relationship goals on Facebook. It Gets real deep y'all, another good ass episode you dont want to miss! 7;30 PM(ish) Every Friday FOOL!! We also now have Disorderly Conduct ENT. hats & shirts for sale!! It makes a great Christmas gift and shows folks what you are about mane, your support truly means everything to us! If you are interested in making a purchase contact us on the Facebook page, WE BUILDING!!!! Like, Share, Subscribe!!! WE EVERYMFWHERE!!! Twitter: DisorderlyCond1 Facebook: DisorderlyConductEnt Instagram: DisorderlyCondEnt Youtube: Disorderly Conduct Ent SoundCloud: Disorderly Conduct Ent Google Play: Disorderly Conduct Ent ITunes: Disorderly Conduct Ent

Qualcosa è cambiato (As Good as It Gets) è un film del 1997, diretto da James L. Brooks e interpretato da Jack Nicholson e Helen Hunt. Entrambi gli attori protagonisti vinsero il Premio Oscar. Il film racconta la storia di una persona affetta da disturbo ossessivo compulsivo, ecco la mia recensione...Qui puoi vedere l'intervista che cito a Valeria Ugazio http://bit.ly/2kRH7i4Contattami su:http://www.lucamazzucchelli.comhttp://www.psicologo-milano.it

Qualcosa è cambiato (As Good as It Gets) è un film del 1997, diretto da James L. Brooks e interpretato da Jack Nicholson e Helen Hunt. Entrambi gli attori protagonisti vinsero il Premio Oscar. Il film racconta la storia di una persona affetta da disturbo ossessivo compulsivo, ecco la mia recensione... Qui puoi vedere l'intervista che cito a Valeria Ugazio http://bit.ly/2kRH7i4 Contattami su: http://www.lucamazzucchelli.com http://www.psicologo-milano.it

Tim & Palmer are back in L.A. Confidential to go Good Will Hunting for 1998’s Titanic film offerings. It’s a Full Monty in this episode because they’re As Good as It Gets. Note: This episode was recorded prior to the allegations made against Kevin Spacey so they are not addressed. 1998 Best Picture Nominees: - As Good As It Gets - The Full Monty - Good Will Hunting - L.A. Confidential - Titanic Proud member of the Thought Bubble Audio Network!

For Day 28 of NaPodPoMo we are ranking some movies on Flickchart. Movies discussed are Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Jaws, Inglorious Basterds, As Good as It Gets, Top Gun, and more!  http://www.flickchart.com/evvpod to see our rankings.

Award-winning editor Jeffrey Ford has worked on some of the biggest films on the planet that have amassed multiple BILLIONS of dollars at the box office. His short list of recent credits includes Captain America: Civil War, The Avengers, The Avengers: Age of Ultron, and Ironman 3, just to name a select few. And you would be right if you assumed that editing films like these is an all-consuming endeavor that takes every ounce of energy and focus to survive. In this episode Jeff and I talk about how he started at the bottom and climbed the ladder to editing gigantic tentpole films. But more importantly we also talk about Jeff's secret weapon for staying focused, energetic, and creatively sharp when working brutally long stretches on stressful and high-pressure project: Movement throughout the day. Interested in learning even more about how to use movement throughout your workday to 5X your energy, creativity, and productivity? » Click here to enroll in the '5X Challenge' Show Sponsor: G-Technology Topics of Conversation: Jeff's career trajectory and how he came to work on Marvel blockbusters How going to film school helped Jeff break into the industry Jeff's experience living on five days of work a month Using your free time to develop your skills and climb your career ladder Learning what work will drive you to the next level Jeff's strategies for staying mentally refreshed while working long hours in front of a computer The importance of comfortable communal work spaces Viewing disciplined break time as strength rather than weakness Keeping up with the intense demands of a content-ready culture Controlling your work in order to remain healthy and connected with your love ones Useful Links: Optimize Yourself "5x Challenge" Enjoying The Show? Leave A Rating And Review HERE FiP Question Submission Athletic Greens FiP 56: Advancing Your Career in Post (What They Don't Teach in Film School), Pt. 1 with Norman Hollyn FiP 57: Advancing Your Career in Post (What They Don't Teach in Film School), Pt. 2 with Norman Hollyn FiP Ep74: When You Should Take Free Work (And When You Should Run) with Alan Bell Guest Bio: JEFFREY FORD, A.C.E. (Editor) was born in Novato, California. He attended high school in Troutdale, Oregon and graduated from the University of Southern California School of Cinema-Television in Los Angeles with a degree in Cinema-Television Production.  He began his professional filmmaking career in 1994, working as an editorial assistant on James Gray’s debut feature film, “Little Odessa.” He went on to work as an assistant editor on several feature films, including the Academy Award®-nominated “As Good as It Gets” for editor Richard Marks and director James L. Brooks.  Ford co-edited “Captain America: The First Avenger" (with Robert Dalva) for director Joe Johnston, "Iron Man Three” (with Peter Elliot) for Shane Black and “Marvel’s The Avengers" and "Avengers: Age of Ultron” (both with Lisa Lassek) for director Joss Whedon. “Captain America: Civil War” is Ford’s second film for Joe and Anthony Russo. He also co-edited (with Matthew Schmidt) the Russo's first Marvel Studios feature “Captain America: The Winter Soldier.” He lives in Los Angeles with his wife and two sons.  Show Credits: This episode was edited by Curtis Fritsch, the show notes were prepared by Jakin Rintelman, and this show is executive produced by Kanen Flowers. We are a member of theTHAT STUDIO podcast network. The music in the opening and closing of the show is courtesy of Dorian Cheah from his brilliant album ARA.

A mentally ill author, a spunky waitress, and a gay painter show us that all you need to do in life to find true happiness is settle for less in the 1997 Best Picture nominee "As Good as It Gets." Jack Nicholson plays Melvin Udall, a reclusive obsessive-compulsive who keeps people away with his bristly attitude, but underneath that rough exterior is a manipulative old lecher who wants to get laid. He actually won an Oscar for this. Helen Hunt plays Carol Connelly, a plucky waitress with a sick son who is desperate to find a man. She says some stale lines, gets upset several times, and shows a little butt crack, so it's supposed to be a magnificent performance. Greg Kinnear plays Simon Bishop, an artist who is robbed and beaten so badly that he goes broke from the hospital bills. Simon is forced to go on a zany road trip to ask his parents for help. We're supposed to believe that this seemingly awful situation changes Simon's life for the better somehow, even though he is now deformed, handicapped, and roommates with a madman. Tell us what you think by chatting with us (@filmsnuff) on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, or by shooting us an email over at mailbag@filmsnuff.com. This episode is sponsored by Mary-Kate Jefferson. Visit our website at https://www.filmsnuff.com.

show#651 07.17.16 David Vest - Stop This Madness from Devestatin' Rhythm 2016 (3:16) The Bel Airs - How Come People Act Like That from Hoodoo Party 1999 (3:40) Big Sugar - Devil Got My Woman from Big Sugar 2003 (5:19) Bugs Henderson - Blues in Reverse from Years in the Jungle 1993 (8:28) Doug Deming and the Jewel Tones - Poison Ivy from What's It Gonna Take 2012 (4:04) Greg Brown - The Moon Is Nearly Full from Milk of the Moon 2002 (5:29) Eli "Paperboy" Reed - I Found You Out from Come and Get It! 2010 (3:34) Ian Siegal - Gallo Del Cielo from Man & Guitar 2014 (6:17) AG Weinberger - Try To Get Into The Middle Of The Real from Mighty Business 2016 (6:10) Little Feat - Sailin' Shoes from Waiting for Columbus 1978 (6:20) Allen Toussaint - On Your Way Down from Allen Toussaint Collection 1991 (4:00) Mason Casey - Thinkin' About Me from Deep Blue Dream 2004 (5:24) El Fish & Roland - The Chinaman In The Dessert from Waterbottle 2001 (4:07) Los Lobos - wicked rain - across 110th street from The Ride 2004 (8:15) Trampled Under Foot - pain in my mind from Badlands 2013 (3:37) Tony Joe White & Eric Clapton - Did Somebody Make A Fool Out Of You from Uncovered 2006 (4:51) Kevin McKendree - As Good as It Gets from Miss Laura's Kitchen 2000 (3:49) Big Joe & the Dynaflows - Supercharger from You Can't Keep a Big Man Down 2011 (2:51) 4 Jacks - Deal With It from Deal With It 2013 (3:23) Anson Funderburgh & The Rockets - She Knocks Me Out from She Knocks Me Out! 1985 (2:00) Darrell Nulisch - You Tore My Playhouse Down from I Like It That Way 2000 (4:41) Lee McBee & the Passions - Boogie Twist from 44 1995 (3:47)

Steve Cooper talks with actor Matt Malloy. Matt had his break-out performance was his co-starring role alongside Aaron Eckhart and Stacy Edwards in the 1997 black comedy movie, In the Company of Men, which he co-executive produced. He began his acting career in earnest appearing in the made-for-television movie, The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial, followed by the HBO mockumentary TV series, Tanner '88. Since then he has constantly worked over the last 28 years. His numerous TV credits include co-starring in the hit series Alpha House and guest starring in such shows as The Practice, Spin City, NYPD Blue, Ally McBeal, Star Trek: Enterprise, Providence, Six Feet Under, NCIS, House, The West Wing, The Unit, Numb3rs, Law & Order, Bones, The Mentalist, The Good Wife, Royal Pains, Modern Family, Togetherness, Grandfathers and many more. He also has appeared in countless movies including Finding Forrester, Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle, As Good as It Gets, The Imposters, Happiness, Election, Cookie's Fortune, State and Main, Dr. T and the Women, A.I. Artificial Intelligence, Changing Lanes, Hitch and Fargo.

Our objective this week was to bang out a quick review of Hail, Caesar! Would that it were so simple, but we end up a bit befuddled. News of the week sees us discussing the Oscar wins and the latest trailer for Ghostbusters. Other topics include As Good as It Gets, The Wolf of Wall Street and […]

Featuring Special guest Michael Douglas! Popcorn Talk proudly presents Profiles with Malone and Mantz! In this vodcast series hosts Alicia Malone and Scott "Movie" Mantz break down and focus on some of the most prolific Hollywood directors, writers and actors in the entertainment industry - past & present. John Joseph "Jack" Nicholson (born April 22, 1937) is an American actor, film director, producer, and writer. Throughout his career, Nicholson has portrayed unique and challenging roles, many of which include dark portrayals of excitable, neurotic and psychopathic characters. Nicholson's 12 Academy Award nominations make him the most nominated male actor in the Academy's history. Nicholson has won the Academy Award for Best Actor twice, one for the drama One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975) and the other for the romantic comedy As Good as It Gets (1997). He also won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for the comedy-drama Terms of Endearment (1983). Nicholson is tied with

Programa especial sobre cine de enfermedades mentales. En este podcast vamos a tratar las enfermedades mentales más famosas y vamos a hablar de las películas más representativas de cada una. Por supuesto, como no da tiempo a analizarlas todas, lo que haremos será analizar con detalle una película de cada grupo. La selección es la siguiente: - Una mente maravillosa ("A Beautiful Mind", 2001, Esquizofrenia) - 12 monos ("Twelve Monkeys", 1995, Trastornos de ideas delirantes) - Copycat ("Copycat", 1995, Agorafobia) - Mejor... imposible ("As Good as It Gets", 1997, Trastorno obsesivo-compulsivo) - También hablamos de ella en el 3x04 - El club de la lucha ("Fight Club", 1999, Trastorno disociativo o de personalidad múltiple) - El número 23 ("The Number 23", 2007, Amnesia Disociativa) - Shutter Island (2010, Fuga disociativa) - Cashback (2006, Insomnio) - A moment to remember ("Nae meorisokui jiwoogae", 2004, Alzheimer) - Réquiem por un sueño ("Requiem for a Dream", 2000, Trastornos por consumo de sustancias psicotropas) - Rain man (1988, Autismo) - Adam (2009, Asperger) - Alguien voló sobre el nido del cuco ("One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest", 1975, Institución mental en la sociedad) Una selección muy interesante, ¿no te parece? Y además con explicaciones de las enfermedades mentales y algunas otras que no han podido estar en el listado final de películas. Podéis leer las críticas de la mayoría de las películas en www.hellofriki.com La ficha del podcast, donde se emitió en directo las noches del 22 y 24 de octubre a las 22h, es: http://www.hellofriki.com/podcasts/2013/09/22/especial-cine-de-enfermedades-mentales-el-club-de-la-lucha-shutter-island/ El programa está dirigido por Víctor M. Yeste y M.C. Catalán, con la colaboración de Álvaro Gekko, Javier Román y Ana López.

Programa especial sobre cine de enfermedades mentales. En este podcast vamos a tratar las enfermedades mentales más famosas y vamos a hablar de las películas más representativas de cada una. Por supuesto, como no da tiempo a analizarlas todas, lo que haremos será analizar con detalle una película de cada grupo. La selección es la siguiente: - Una mente maravillosa ("A Beautiful Mind", 2001, Esquizofrenia) - 12 monos ("Twelve Monkeys", 1995, Trastornos de ideas delirantes) - Copycat ("Copycat", 1995, Agorafobia) - Mejor... imposible ("As Good as It Gets", 1997, Trastorno obsesivo-compulsivo) - También hablamos de ella en el 3x04 - El club de la lucha ("Fight Club", 1999, Trastorno disociativo o de personalidad múltiple) - El número 23 ("The Number 23", 2007, Amnesia Disociativa) - Shutter Island (2010, Fuga disociativa) - Cashback (2006, Insomnio) - A moment to remember ("Nae meorisokui jiwoogae", 2004, Alzheimer) - Réquiem por un sueño ("Requiem for a Dream", 2000, Trastornos por consumo de sustancias psicotropas) - Rain man (1988, Autismo) - Adam (2009, Asperger) - Alguien voló sobre el nido del cuco ("One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest", 1975, Institución mental en la sociedad) Una selección muy interesante, ¿no te parece? Y además con explicaciones de las enfermedades mentales y algunas otras que no han podido estar en el listado final de películas. Podéis leer las críticas de la mayoría de las películas en www.hellofriki.com La ficha del podcast, donde se emitió en directo las noches del 22 y 24 de octubre a las 22h, es: http://www.hellofriki.com/podcasts/2013/09/22/especial-cine-de-enfermedades-mentales-el-club-de-la-lucha-shutter-island/ El programa está dirigido por Víctor M. Yeste y M.C. Catalán, con la colaboración de Álvaro Gekko, Javier Román y Ana López.

Guest Joseph Heath, author of “Economics Without Illusions: Debunking the Myths of Modern Capitalism,” joins us as we turn our skeptical eyes toward the treacherous dual terrain of economics and politics. We discuss the ways in which, with his book, he attempts to raise our economic literacy and empower us with new ideas. In it, he draws on everyday examples to skewer the six favorite economic fallacies of the right, followed by impaling the six favorite fallacies of the left. Heath leaves no sacred cows untipped as he breaks down complex arguments and shows how the world really works. Joseph Heath is the Director of the Centre for Ethics and Professor of Philosophy and Public Policy at the University of Toronto. In addition to his academic publications, he is the author of other popular books, among them, "The Rebel Sell : Why the Culture Can't Be Jammed" and "Efficient Society: Why Canada is as Close to Utopia as It Gets"

This episode is a bit of a mixed bag. I had so many topics to cover this week that I went a bit over my normal time target…by a minute…two minutes before I cut it down. Never the less, I think you will find this is a good use of your 23 minutes and 30 seconds. I talk about the passage of healthcare in the US (yay thank you Mr. Obama), an idea I had to work overseas later this year. I also update you on my writing progress and discuss how the ideas from the movie “As Good as It Gets” maybe applied to real life.   Music Featured: Raindrop Rhapsody by Josh Eikenberry Down Under by Michael Guardian Go forth and email nicnacjak at gmail dot com Go forth and follow me on Twitter or Facebook using the links on the right Donate. I am poor and I need money. Check out my stream Nicnac Radio in: Winamp Windows Media Player Itunes Realplayer PS the first streaming run of the new episode should happen tonight around 9:00pm PDT 4:00AM GMT   --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nicnacjak/message

show#30610.05.09Monster Mike Welch - Kings and Pawns (4:10)Mike Henderson - Tears Like a River (4:28)Victor Wainwright and the Wildroots - School Of Hard Knocks (4:21)Spinner's Section:Asylum Street Spankers: Brazil (Russell, Barroso) (Spanks For The Memories, Watermelon, 1996)Arthur Ebeling: beach (A.Ebeling) (A Rainy Night In Paris, Basta, 1998)Fabulous Thunderbirds: I'm a good man (K.Wilson) (What's The Word, Takoma, 1980)Bonnie Raitt: cure for love (D.Hidalgo, L.Perez) (Fundamental, Capitol, 1998)Muddy Waters: tom cat (C.Williams) (Electric Mud, Chess, 1968)Doug Sahm: on bended knee (B.Charles) (Get A Life, Munich, 1998)Joe Taino: cold pillow (J.Taino) (Hoodoo Man, Provogue, 1996)Hamilton Loomis: good enough (H.Loomis, M.Bliss) (Ain't Just Temporary, Blind Pig, 2007)Ian Siegal: catch 22 (I.Siegal) (Swagger, Nugene, 2007)T-99: regalo para donna (M.den Haring) (Cherrystone Park, Sonic, 2005)Back to Beardo:Sean Chambers - Too Much Blues (3:38)Joe Price - Beer Tent Boogie Woogie (2:45)Steve Guyger - Afghan Rumble (2:20)Tinsley Ellis - Grow A Pair (4:30)Don Nix - Just About Had It (2:41)John & The Sisters - Pralene (4:33)Kevin McKendree - As Good as It Gets (3:49)Howlin Wilf - same old nothing (2:40)Mac Arnold & Plate Full o' Blues - U Dawg Gone Right (4:35)amuel James - The Sad Ballad of Ol' Willie Chan (3:45)Big Bill Morganfield - Strong Love (3:44)Hinton,Eddie - Help Me To Make It (The Power Of A Woman's Love) (4:17)Mason Casey - That's My Heart (3:32)Lucky Peterson - Eclipse (5:52)Michael Burks - Ashes in My Ashtray (6:07)Mill street Bluesband - she moves me (3:12)Mojo Stu - Eldorado (4:12)Jim Mathus - Skateland Baby (4:53)Oli Brown - Played By The Devil (3:20)Does your music make the cut?Contact Beardo at thebeardo@gmail.com and we we'll talk..Meanwhile, Bandana Blues archives at http://beardo1.libsyn.com

Os adjuntamos el índice del programa:00:00s Intro especial / Sumario01:20s Quincena y actualidad: La resistencia, Condorman, Nominaciones a los Oscar,...17:10s Siete almas (Seven Pounds)28:20s Mejor Imposible (As Good As It Gets)49:35s Vuestros comentariosAdemás recomendamos los siguientes podcasts: Emilcar, Esquiva esto y Fuera de OrbitaSeremos breves esta vez: Siete almas (Seven pounds - 2008), y "Mejor imposible" (As Good as It Gets - 1997) componen el contenido principal de nuestro nuevo podcast en su edición 0053. Entre y entre, nuestra quincena, nuestra valoración previa a los Oscar y como no, vuestros comentarios.Descarga desde aquí el episodio 0053www.00podcast.es