Podcasts about Miss Stevens

Remember the Oscars best picture flub? Jordan Horowitz is the guy who stopped that train before it wrecked. In this episode, he and his producing-directing. partner (and life partner) Julia Hart tell the story of that wild night when their film La La Land was announced as the winner, but wasn't. They also describe bringing Black women superheroes to life in Fast Color, working together as a couple, and so much more.Originally released for subscribers only in 2020. Questions? Comments? Criticism? Hit us up on social media at @theblcklst. To learn more about The Black List, visit ​www.blcklst.com​. Mentions:+La La Land x Oscars mixup: https://www.forbes.com/sites/natalierobehmed/2017/02/27/the-full-story-behind-the-la-la-land-an d-moonlight-oscars-mix-up/#419bc6d42298+Fast Color: https://www.newyorker.com/culture/the-front-row/fast-color-reviewed-a-superhero-movie-that-pa ys-close-attention-to-ordinary-life+Miss Stevens: ​https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/miss_stevens+The Keeping Room: https://www.fastcompany.com/3051556/the-keeping-room-star-brit-marling-and-writer-julia-hart- on-making-a-feminist-western+Stargirl: ​https://ew.com/movies/stargirl-director-julia-hart-disney-plus/ 

This week, Franklin and Kate talk to filmmakers Jordan Horowitz and Julia Hart about La La Land and that wild 2017 Oscars night mixup, bringing Black women superheroes to life in Fast Color, working together as a couple, and so much more.Questions? Comments? Criticism? Hit us up on social media at @theblcklst. To learn more about The Black List, visit ​www.blcklst.com​.Mentions:+La La Land x Oscars mixup: https://www.forbes.com/sites/natalierobehmed/2017/02/27/the-full-story-behind-the-la-la-land-an d-moonlight-oscars-mix-up/#419bc6d42298+Fast Color: https://www.newyorker.com/culture/the-front-row/fast-color-reviewed-a-superhero-movie-that-pa ys-close-attention-to-ordinary-life+Miss Stevens: ​https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/miss_stevens+The Keeping Room: https://www.fastcompany.com/3051556/the-keeping-room-star-brit-marling-and-writer-julia-hart- on-making-a-feminist-western+Stargirl: ​https://ew.com/movies/stargirl-director-julia-hart-disney-plus/ [Originally released for subscribers only in 2020]

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jay, bella, and ally discuss season 6, episode 1 of riverVALE (the best show on tv). We also get sidetracked talking about the 2016 box office failure Miss Stevens starring lili reinhart and timmy tim.

Dear Parents, We’re going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what’s coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch these announcements on video here. Mr. Gray’s Class Podcast Walk Through the Ancient World Monday, May 24 Virtual Open House = Thursday, May 27 Extra Minimum Days: Thu, May 27, Fri May 28, Thu Jun 3, Fri Jun 4 Pizza and Movie Lunch Friday, May 28- Please let me know if you would like an alternative to pizza due to food allergies End of Year Information Promotion = Wednesday, June 2 at 9:15am (bring your own blankets for the soccer field) Movie Permission Slip Walk to the Jeffrey Trail Picnic Tuesday, June 1 Permission Slip Reader’s Workshop This week the kids will have a chance to do open reading. They may bring books from home or choose books from my classroom. Please have students start bringing back books from home that are either from our school library or from my classroom library. Writer’s Workshop The kids are working on some end of year projects. Math Math Answers and Help Here What happened to math class? We will begin working on the stock market game. They will be choosing companies and watching live to see if their money grows (or shrinks☹️). History On Monday May 24th, we have a virtual assembly called Walk Through the Ancient World. Students will be given a character or characters and do a very small performance. Students are also encouraged to dress up. Please have students dressed for the performance first thing Monday morning. They can bring a change of clothes for recess/lunch after. Please have students bring headphones if they have them. Science The kids will work with Miss Stevens in science lab. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Dear Parents, We’re going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what’s coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch these announcements on video here. Mr. Gray’s Class Podcast Happy Mother’s Day to all the wonderful Moms of Room 36! Walk Through the Ancient World Monday, May 24th Reader’s Workshop This week the kids will have a chance to do open reading. They may bring books from home or choose books from my classroom. Please have students start bringing back books from home that are either from our school library or from my classroom library. Writer’s Workshop The kids will finish working on their research-based information essay about teen activism. Then, they will choose a new topic to focus on in writing. Math Math Answers and Help Here What happened to math class? We will continue working on the end of our final unit: Area and Surface Area. Next week, we will begin studying surface area. History We will study Ancient Rome. On Monday May 24th, we have a virtual assembly called Walk Through the Ancient World. Students will be given a character or characters and do a very small performance. Students are also encouraged to dress up. More information will be sent out at the end of next week and students will find out their character on Monday, May 17th. Science The kids will work with Miss Stevens in science lab. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Note from the Host: I am in no way claiming to be a film critic. These are just my opinions on these films and how they left me feeling upon viewing each of them. I hope you enjoy the episode! This episode is dedicated to all of the film lovers and theatre nerds out there! Aside from theatre, Aliya truly loves dissecting film and the ins and outs of the film industry. The film industry has been stuck in a consistent cycle of producing lackluster films specifically made with lower budgets, all-star casts, and cliché scripts in order to easily cash out at the box office. But true filmmakers and artists see the bigger picture and use these lower budgets to their advantage to create a story that the audience can and will resonate with. That being said, the films mentioned in this episode are great examples of how a passionate and creative director can reach viewers who have been involved onstage, offstage, and in other realms of theatre to celebrate this marginalized group of artistic professionals. Films mentioned in this episode: Miss Stevens (2016) Lady Bird (2017) Antebellum (2020) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dear Parents, We’re going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what’s coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch these announcements on video here. Mr. Gray’s Class Podcast Reader’s Workshop This week we will start a unit on Dystopian Books. This week kids will be reading their own Dystopian books and finishing a Dystopian project. I have some Dystopian Books in my classroom. Our library Mrs. Rusmisel is trying to curate Dystopian Books for our school library. Here is a list of books that would be great to read during our Dystopian Unit for the next few weeks. The students tend to really enjoy this genre. Writer’s Workshop The kids will finish working on their research-based information essay about teen activism. Then, they will choose a new topic to focus on in writing. Math Math Answers and Help Here What happened to math class? We have completed all our end of year testing for 6th grade. The kids will have an opportunity to earn some extra points with an optional statistics review test. Then, we will finish the second half of our Area and Surface Area unit which we never finished earlier this year. History We will continue our study of Ancient Greece. Students will continue a study of Greek Gods and Mythology. The kids will make their own Greek God and write an origin story for that God. We may also start studying Ancient Rome. Science The kids will work with Miss Stevens in science lab. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Dear Parents, We’re going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what’s coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch these announcements on video here. Mr. Gray’s Class Podcast Yearbooks Order Here Student Newspapers Reader’s Workshop This week we will start a unit on Dystopian Books. This week kids will be reading their own Dystopian books and have an opportunity to read in book clubs. I have some Dystopian Books in my classroom. Our library Mrs. Rusmisel is trying to curate Dystopian Books for our school library. Here is a list of books that would be great to read during our Dystopian Unit for the next few weeks. The students tend to really enjoy this genre. Writer’s Workshop The kids will continue working on a research-based information essay about teen activism. The kids will turn their original research into a multi-faceted information book focusing on a teen activist, their cause and more research into a topic. Math Math Answers and Help Here What happened to math class? This is a big week for math. Monday will be our End of Unit Assessment on Data Sets and Distributions (Statistics).Students can use one page of notes on the test. On Wednesday and Thursday we will take tests given out by the district. Wednesday will be the basic skills test and Thursday will be the End of Course Assessment. Here is a schedule of April Math Tests. History We will continue our study of Ancient Greece. Students will continue a study of Greek Gods and Mythology. The kids will make their own Greek God and write an origin story for that God. Science The kids will work with Miss Stevens in science lab. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Dear Parents, We’re going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what’s coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch these announcements on video here. Mr. Gray’s Class Podcast Yearbooks Order Here Student Newspapers 6th Grade Behavioral Guidelines Reader’s Workshop This week we will start a unit on Dystopian Books. The kids will takes quiz on Among the Hidden on Monday. They can use their notes and work from last week. This week kids will be reading their own Dystopian books and have an opportunity to read in book clubs. I have some Dystopian Books in my classroom. Our library Mrs. Rusmisel is trying to curate Dystopian Books for our school library. Here is a list of books that would be great to read during our Dystopian Unit for the next few weeks. The students tend to really enjoy this genre. Writer’s Workshop The kids will continue working on a research-based information essay about teen activism. Students will prepare and write their essays. Math Math Answers and Help Here What happened to math class? We will continue our Data Sets and Distributions Unit. This week we will focus on calculating measures of spread using a 5-number summary and making box and whisker plots. Tuesday will be a mid-unit assessment covering lessons 1-14. Here is a schedule of April Math Tests. History We will continue our study of Ancient Greece. The kids will debate the question: Was Alexander the Great really “great”? Students will also begin a study of Greek Gods and Mythology. Science The kids will work with Miss Stevens in science lab. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Dear Parents, We’re going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what’s coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch these announcements on video here. Mr. Gray’s Class Podcast Monday April 12th is a Minimum Day Reader’s Workshop This week we will start a unit on Dystopian Books. We will read Among the Hidden all together this week. Next week after kids will be reading their own Dystopian books and have an opportunity to read in book clubs. I have some Dystopian Books in my classroom. Our library Mrs. Rusmisel is trying to curate Dystopian Books for our school library. Here is a list of books that would be great to read during our Dystopian Unit for the next few weeks. The students tend to really enjoy this genre. Writer’s Workshop The kids will start a new unit on writing research-based information writing. Math Math Answers and Help Here What happened to math class? We will continue our Data Sets and Distributions Unit. This week we will focus on calculation measures of center like mean and median. We will also calculate the M.A.D. (Mean Absolute Deviation). Here is a schedule of April Math Tests. History We will continue our study of Ancient Greece. The kids will research, answer, and debate the question: Was Alexander the Great really “great”? Science The kids will work with Miss Stevens in science lab. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Fondafest comes to an end with a look at the western-comedy Cat Ballou. Neither of us had seen it. What did we think? Tune in to find out. We also chat about I'm Thinking of Ending Things, Arkansas, The Glass Castle, All My Friends Are Dead and Miss Stevens. marriedwithclickers@gmail.co

Dear Parents, We’re going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what’s coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch these announcements on video here. Mr. Gray’s Class Podcast Friday, March 26 is a minimum day. Virtual Book Fair March 15-28 Read-a-Thon is March 22-29- Register Here! Spring Break is March 29- April 2 Make Up Picture Day is April 7 Reader’s Workshop The kids will review motifs, themes, and symbolism and we will have a quiz. They will also make a one-pager about motifs, themes, or symbolism in the books they are reading. Writer’s Workshop The kids will finish our journalism unit by making their own, personal digital newspaper. The kids will work with drawings, documents, and a website to put all their articles together. Their newspaper and articles will be published and available for you to see! Math Math Answers and Help Here What happened to math class? We will work on the first half of our Area and Surface Area (Geometry Unit). We will work on finding the area of parallelograms and triangles and take a homework quiz on Thursday. History We will start studying our next Ancient Civilization: Greece.The kids will have a check of their work on Monday and then read articles about Ancient Greece. Science The kids will work with Miss Stevens in science lab. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Dear Parents, We’re going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what’s coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch these announcements on video here. Mr. Gray’s Class Podcast Virtual Guys Night Friday March 19 7:00-8:15pm RSVP Here Virtual Book Fair March 15-28 Read-a-Thon is March 22-29- Register Here! Spring Break is March 29- April 2 Make Up Picture Day is April 7 Reader’s Workshop The kids will continue our unit on Deep Study of Character. Next week we will look at how troubles in stories turn into motifs, which turn into themes. We may also start looking for symbolism in our books. Writer’s Workshop The kids will continue in our new journalism unit. Math Math Answers and Help Here What happened to math class? We will work on the first half of our Area and Surface Area (Geometry Unit). We will work on Area and Surface Area up until spring break, then after spring break we will switch to statistics. History We will start studying our next Ancient Civilization: Greece.The kids will compare and contrast Athens and Sparta and study the wars between Greece and Persia. Science The kids will work with Miss Stevens in science lab. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Dear Parents, We’re going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what’s coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch these announcements on video here. Mr. Gray’s Class Podcast Report Cards Live on Aeries Friday, March 5th Spring Conferences (by request only) As I say in the video, spring conference week is next week. Spring Conferences are by parent request only. If you would like to have a conference simply send me an email telling me what you’d like to meet about (goals, 7th grade, grades, etc.). At that time I will schedule a conference with you. Minimum days Tuesday-Friday next week. Virtual Guys Night Friday March 19th 7:00-8:15pm RSVP Here Make Up Picture Day is April 7th Reader’s Workshop The kids will continue our unit on Deep Study of Character. Next week we will look at how troubles in stories turn into motifs, which turn into themes. We may also start looking for symbolism in our books. Writer’s Workshop The kids will continue in our new journalism unit. Math Math Answers and Help Here What happened to math class? We will continue our unit on Rational Numbers. We will study common factors and common multiples. We will have a review day and an end of unit test on Friday. History We will start studying our next Ancient Civilization: Greece. Science The kids will work with Miss Stevens in science lab. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Dear Parents, We’re going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what’s coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch these announcements on video here. Mr. Gray’s Class Podcast Report Cards Live on Aeries Friday, March 5th Spring Conferences (by request only) As I say in the video, spring conference week is coming up in a few weeks. Spring Conferences are by parent request only. If you would like to have a conference simply send me an email telling me what you’d like to meet about (goals, 7th grade, grades, etc.). At that time I will schedule a conference with you. You may want to wait until grades are finalized around March 1st (or after report cards are available March 5th). As soon as you are ready we can schedule a conference, we don’t have to wait until the official conference week. Read Across America Day March 2nd Picture Day Thursday March 4th Virtual Guys Night Friday March 19th 7:00-8:15pm Reader’s Workshop The kids will continue our unit on Deep Study of Character. Next week we will look at how troubles in stories turn into motifs, which turn into themes. We may also start looking for symbolism in our books. Writer’s Workshop The kids will spend the week rehearsing and recording their podcasts. We may also start our next unit, journalism. Math Math Answers and Help Here What happened to math class? We will continue our unit on Rational Numbers. We will study the coordinate plane the whole week and the kids will have their first homework quiz of this unit on Wednesday. The homework quiz takes questions directly from their homework. This quiz will go on trimester 3 grades. History The kids will finish studying Ancient China! We will study the ancient silk road, the Great Wall, and Terra Cotta Warriors. Science The kids will work with Miss Stevens in science lab and research endangered species in our class. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Dear Parents, We’re going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what’s coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch these announcements on video here. Mr. Gray’s Class Podcast Trimester Ends February 26th, Grades on Aeries Friday, March 5th Read Across America Day March 2nd Picture Day Thursday March 4th Spring Conferences (by request only) Reader’s Workshop The kids will continue our unit on Deep Study of Character. Next week we will look at how the setting affects characters and vice versa.We will have a quiz on Thursday which will be the last grade of trimester 2. Writer’s Workshop The kids will spend the week preparing for and eventually recording a podcast based on their literary essays and studies of character. Math Math Answers and Help Here What happened to math class? We will continue our unit on Rational Numbers. We will work on graphing, writing, and solving inequalities and the kids will have their first homework quiz of this unit on Tuesday. The homework quiz takes questions directly from their homework. This quiz will go on trimester 3 grades. History The kids will continue studying Ancient China! We will study the ancient silk road, the Great Wall, and Terra Cotta Warriors. Science The kids will work with Miss Stevens in science lab. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Dear Parents, We’re going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what’s coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch these announcements on video here. Mr. Gray’s Class Podcast No School Monday, February 15th Read Across America Day March 2nd Reader’s Workshop The kids will continue our unit on Deep Study of Character. Next week we will look at how the setting affects characters and vice versa. Writer’s Workshop The kids will work on and publish their third of 3 literary essays. If you haven’t yet discussed their literary essays with them, please do. There is some great analysis happening in our class. Math Math Answers and Help Here What happened to math class? We will begin our next unit on Rational Numbers. We will start next week by looking at both positive and negative numbers on a number line. We will also study the absolute value of numbers. History The kids will continue studying Ancient China! Science The kids will work with Miss Stevens in science lab. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Critic Witney Seibold joins Dan and Alonso to discuss two nightmarish classics that have more in common than just Los Angeles street names: Billy Wilder's sardonic SUNSET BLVD. (1950) and David Lynch's surreal showbiz saga MULHOLLAND DR. (2001). Follow us @filmandmoviepod on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook; subscribe and leave a five-star review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your episodes.Follow Witney @witneyseibold and check out Critically Acclaimed: http://www.criticallyacclaimed.net/SUNSET BLVD. is streaming on Amazon Prime: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07VQ9BV2Q?tag=alonsoduralde-20MULHOLLAND DR. is streaming on HBO Max: https://play.hbomax.com/page/urn:hbo:page:GX-oc1A6TUbAcSAEAAAAi:type:featureWitney recommends GEMINI: https://www.hulu.com/movie/gemini-f993a2e8-4b6a-455a-9965-ce725018801eAlonso recommends MISS STEVENS https://www.hulu.com/movie/miss-stevens-6a6cd609-fd15-4f97-b7ea-a4aa69edab99 and QUEEN KELLY https://watch.indieflix.com/movie/49-lalwtoltkbjs-queen-kelly

Dear Parents, We’re going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what’s coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch these announcements on video here. Mr. Gray’s Class Podcast Read Across America Day March 2nd Reader’s Workshop The kids will continue deeply studying a character of they chose last week. We will work on a project all week where the kids will make resources for studying their character including a website dedicated to the character. They will turn in their project on Thursday. Writer’s Workshop The kids will work on and publish their second of 3 literary essays. If you haven’t yet discussed their literary essays with them, please do. There is some great analysis happening in our class. Math Math Answers and Help Here What happened to math class? We will continue our expressions and equations unit. We will study the exponents using algebraic expressions and exponents. We will have an End of Unit Test on Friday. It will cover everything from this unit. We will have a dedicated review day on Thursday. History The kids will continue studying Ancient China! Science The kids will work with Miss Stevens in science lab. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Dear Parents, We’re going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what’s coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch these announcements on video here. Mr. Gray’s Class Podcast Valentine’s Day → no food even individually wrapped food Bring gifts on Thursday February 4th If you bring gifts/cards/trinkets you must bring something for every student in our class I can give out the class list for purpose. Simply have your child come ask me for one. Gifts will sit in class until Friday, February 12th and then kids will take them home. Global School Play Day Wednesday, February 3rd Reader’s Workshop The kids will continue deeply studying a character of their choosing this week. We will work on a project all week where the kids will make resources for studying their character including a website dedicated to the character. Writer’s Workshop The kids will finish and publish their first of 3 literary essays. Then they will start thinking about and crafting their second literary essay. If you haven’t yet discussed their literary essay with them, please do. There is some great analysis happening in our class. Math Math Answers and Help Here What happened to math class? We will continue our expressions and equations unit. We will study the distributive property using algebraic expressions and exponents. We will have a Mid-Unit Test on Wednesday. It will cover everything we’ve done in this unit so far: solving equations, evaluating expressions, writing expressions using percentages, and the distributive property. History The kids will begin a study of Ancient China! Science The kids will work with Miss Stevens in science lab. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Dear Parents, We’re going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what’s coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch these announcements on video here. Mr. Gray’s Class Podcast Picture Day Moved to the first week of March Reader’s Workshop We continue our deep study of character unit. We will consider the pressures exerted on characters and take a quiz on what we’ve studied so far on Thursday. Writer’s Workshop The kids will begin our 6th grade writing unit: The Literary Essay. The kids will use the planning documents from last week to begin to write an essay related to the texts they are reading. Math Math Answers and Help Here What happened to math class? We will continue our expressions and equations unit. We study algebraic expressions and how to interpret them. Also, the kids will take a test that all 6th graders in the district take on Wednesday. This will be a review of many of the concepts we have studied so far this year. The results will not be a part of our gradebook. History The kids will continue the study of Ancient India, specifically, society and the caste system in Ancient India. Science The kids will work with Miss Stevens in science lab. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Dear Parents, We’re going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what’s coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch these announcements on video here. Mr. Gray’s Class Podcast No School on Monday, January 18th and no school on Tuesday, January 19th. Picture Day is January 27th Reader’s Workshop We continue our deep study of character unit. We will look at out how some traits matter more than others and consider the pressures exerted on characters and ourselves. Writer’s Workshop The kids will continue to prepare boxes and bullets outlines in anticipation of our next writing unit: The Literary Essay. Next week we will make outlines comparing characters from different stories or comparing themes or ideas from different stories or series. Math Math Answers and Help Here What happened to math class? We will continue our expressions and equations unit. We will continue studying solving one-step equations algebraically and take a homework quiz on Friday. History The kids will continue the study of Ancient India, specifically, society and the caste system in Ancient India. Science The kids will work with Miss Stevens in science lab. Thank you, Mr. Gray

ear Parents, We’re going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what’s coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch these announcements on video here. Mr. Gray’s Class Podcast Irvine Parent Education Program Presents: Cyberbullying and Digital Drama January 12th at 5:30pm on Zoom Mustang Milers Registration (Registration closes January 8th) Picture Day is January 27th Reader’s Workshop We start a new unit on a Deep Study of Character. The kids can continue reading fantasy books or can choose fiction books to do the work for this unit. Writer’s Workshop The kids will review each type of writing we have gone over so far this year: narrative, opinion, and information. The kids will choose one piece from last week to develop more thoroughly. Math Math Answers and Help Here What happened to math class? This week we will be starting a new unit: Expressions and Equations. We will start off by using our knowledge of tape diagrams to think about how equations stay in balance. On Friday, the kids will be joining all other 6th graders in Irvine who are taking a mid-year basic skills test. The test is for district information and will not go in the gradebook. History The kids will continue the study of Ancient India, specifically, the development of Hinduism and Buddhism in Ancient India. Science The kids will work with Miss Stevens in science lab. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Aspiring writers and directors should take a page out of Julia Hart’s book: don’t wait to tell your story. And if that story experiments with or outright subverts filmmaking genres by centering those typically underrepresented on screen, all the better. “What I find exciting and interesting as a filmmaker is finding new ways to tell old stories about different people,” she says, taking us inside her writing, casting, and directing processes. A New Yorker who for years taught high school and wrote screenplays on the side, Julia made the leap to full-time artist after her 2014 feature “The Keeping Room” ended up on Hollywood’s Black List. With her husband, writing partner, and film producer Jordan Horowitz, Julia has brought to the big screen her directorial debut “Miss Stevens,” superhero riff “Fast Color,” this year’s Disney+ teen musical drama “Star Girl,” and Amazon Studios’ hit “I’m Your Woman,” a 1970s-set crime noir starring Rachel Brosnahan. Check out her Meet the Maker feature on “I’m Your Woman” here: https://bit.ly/3aPpyfo Kicking off this New Year’s Eve episode are podcast team members Jack Smart, Christine McKenna-Tirella, Kasey Howe, Benjamin Lindsay, and Samantha Sherlock shouting out their favorite film and TV performances of 2020! McKenna-Tirella also provides a recap of the year in Backstage, including all newly added features and resources available to working artists. --- Backstage has been the #1 resource for actors and talent-seekers for 60 years. In the Envelope, Backstage’s podcast, features intimate, in-depth conversations with today’s most noteworthy film, television, and theater actors and creators. This is your guide to every aspect of acting, from voiceover and commercial work to casting directors, agents, and more. Full of both know-how and inspiration, In the Envelope airs weekly to cover everything from practical advice on navigating the industry, to how your favorite projects are made, to personal stories of success and failure alike. Join host Jack Smart, Awards Editor at Backstage, for this guide on how to live the creative life from those who are doing it every day: https://bit.ly/2OMryWQ Follow Backstage and In the Envelope on social media: - https://www.facebook.com/backstage - https://www.twitter.com/backstage - https://www.twitter.com/intheenvelope - https://www.instagram.com/backstagecast Looking to get cast? Subscribe here: www.backstage.com/subscribe Browse Backstage casting listings: https://bit.ly/3mth68e Check out our community-driven virtual programming, The Slate: https://bit.ly/2WDNXf0 Backstage stands in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement: https://bit.ly/3cuMBt5 Special thanks to... - Host: Jack Smart - Producer: Jamie Muffett - Social media: Katie Minard, Alysa Cirelli - Design: Mark Stinson, Caitlin Watkins - Additional support: Kasey Howe, Samantha Sherlock, Benjamin Lindsay, Oriella St. Louis

Dear Parents, We’re going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what’s coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch these announcements on video here. Mr. Gray’s Class Podcast What Happened to Math Class? Understanding Why Math Looks Different and How to Help Your Child? Checking Grades PTA Event Cancelled Mustang Milers Registration (Registration Open Now and closes January 8th) Fantasy Reading Unit Information IUSD Face Coverings Guide Do you shop at Amazon, Ralphs, and Irvine Marketplace? Fundraise for our school at no extra cost to you. https://www.woodburypta.org/fundraising Reader’s Workshop Information on Fantasy unit here. We will continue our Unit on Fantasy books that will take us through January. Next week, the kids will grow and become more sophisticated readers of fantasy by using elements from the real world to understand the fantasy genre. Writer’s Workshop We will continue our unit on Narrative Craft. The kids will be looking at narrative writing in a whole new way. Math Math Answers and Help Here What happened to math class? The next few weeks will be dedicated to in Unit rates and Percentages. Here is a quick rundown of what we will be studying. Next week we will be finishing our study of percentages. On Wednesday, we will have a big review day in anticipation of the end of unit test on Thursday. History We will continue studying the civilization of the Ancient Israelites. Science The kids will work with Miss Stevens in science lab. Optional Science Fair Information. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Dear Parents, We’re going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what’s coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch these announcements on video here. Mr. Gray’s Class Podcast What Happened to Math Class? Understanding Why Math Looks Different and How to Help Your Child? Mustang Milers Registration (Registration Opens December 7th and closes January 8th) Families Forward Teen Holiday Gift Drive Fantasy Reading Unit Information IUSD Face Coverings Guide Do you shop at Amazon, Ralphs, and Irvine Marketplace? Fundraise for our school at no extra cost to you. https://www.woodburypta.org/fundraising Reader’s Workshop Information on Fantasy unit here. We will begin our Unit on Fantasy books that will take us through January. Next week, the kids will grow and become more sophisticated readers of fantasy by thinking about how the quest of characters can be both internal as well as external. Also, we will compare themes in fantasy and history. Finally, students will self-assess using reading progressions. Writer’s Workshop We will continue our unit on Narrative Craft. The kids will be revising endings to their small moment stories and publishing a small moment story at the end of the week. Math Math Answers and Help Here The next few weeks will be dedicated to in Unit rates and Percentages. Here is a quick rundown of what we will be studying. Next week we will be beginning our study of percentages. We will discuss what percentages are and how to display them on double number lines and tape diagrams. History We will continue studying the civilization of the Ancient Israelites. Science The kids will work with Miss Stevens in science lab. Optional Science Fair Information. Thank you, Mr. Gray

I’m Your Woman is a 1970s-set crime drama that stars The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’s Rachel Brosnahan. The story follows a woman when she’s forced to go on the run with her baby when her husband betrays his partners. The film is directed by Julia Hart, and co-written by Hart and her husband Jordan Horowitz. The duo have also created films like Fast Color, Miss Stevens, and Stargirl, among others. In this exclusive interview, Julia and Jordan discuss how their writing partnership works logistically, why writing partners need the same outlook on life, how to properly write a gender-bending film, and why Hollywood has such as a misconception around it as an industry. If you enjoyed this interview, look for the print version on Creative Screenwriting’s website, and join millions of viewers for the new YouTube video essay series, Creative Principles, which dissects new films, series, and more: bit.ly/2FARJz5

Dear Parents, We’re going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what’s coming up and important links and/or announcements: Thanksgiving Break Message from Mr. Battenfield Mustang Milers Registration (Registration Opens December 7th and closes January 8th) Families Forward Teen Holiday Gift Drive Fantasy Reading Unit Information IUSD Face Coverings Guide Do you shop at Amazon, Ralphs, and Irvine Marketplace? Fundraise for our school at no extra cost to you. https://www.woodburypta.org/fundraising The 6th Grade Hoodie Shop is now open! https://woodbury6thgrade.itemorder.com/sale Every year, a custom sweatshirt is made for the 6th Grade Class and students look forward to this beloved Woodbury tradition. Congratulations to this year's contest winner, Liv Kong, whose artwork is featured on the front! Hoodie prices range from $32-$34 each and come with custom embroidery on the side of the hood. The last day to order is Wednesday, November 25th. Once the Shop closes, we will not be accepting any more orders. All funds raised from this sale will benefit our 6th Grade Fundraising efforts. Thank you for your support! Reader’s Workshop Information on Fantasy unit here. We will begin our Unit on Fantasy books that will take us through January. Next week, the kids will suspend judgements about characters because they are not always what they seem, think metaphorically in their books and learn real-life lessons from their stories. Writer’s Workshop We will continue our unit on Narrative Craft and make strides to improve our writing process. We will take stock of our work and make goals on how to improve, redraft to bring out the true meaning of a story, put forth the story arc, and elaborate on important parts. Math Math Answers and Help Here The next few weeks will be dedicated to in Unit rates and Percentages. Here is a quick rundown of what we will be studying. Next week we will be looking at how equivalent ratios have the same unit rate, looking at constant speed, reviewing for a quiz and taking it on Friday. History We will begin studying the civilization of the Ancient Israelites. Science The kids will work with Miss Stevens in science lab. Optional Science Fair Information. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Dear Parents, We’re going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what’s coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch these announcements on video here. Mr. Gray’s Class Podcast Thanksgiving Week: Minimum Day Tuesday, No School Wednesday/Thursday/Friday Thanksgiving Break Message from Mr. Battenfield Mustang Milers Registration (Registration Opens December 7th and closes January 8th) Families Forward Teen Holiday Gift Drive Fantasy Reading Unit Information IUSD Face Coverings Guide The 6th Grade Hoodie Shop is now open! https://woodbury6thgrade.itemorder.com/sale Every year, a custom sweatshirt is made for the 6th Grade Class and students look forward to this beloved Woodbury tradition. Congratulations to this year's contest winner, Liv Kong, whose artwork is featured on the front! Hoodie prices range from $32-$34 each and come with custom embroidery on the side of the hood. The last day to order is Wednesday, November 25th. Once the Shop closes, we will not be accepting any more orders. All funds raised from this sale will benefit our 6th Grade Fundraising efforts. Thank you for your support! Reader’s Workshop We will begin our Unit on Fantasy books that will take us through January. I have written down several thoughts about this unit that I hope you can check in with your kids about the magical journeys and far flung adventure they are experiencing in their books. More information about Fantasy books here. Writer’s Workshop The kids will start a new unit: Narrative Craft. We will start off next week planning out ideas for personal narrative stories and then learning strategies to write better stories. Math Math Answers and Help Here The next few weeks will be dedicated to in Unit rates and Percentages. Here is a quick rundown of what we will be studying. Next week we will be interpreting rates. History The kids will continue our study of Ancient Egypt. Science The kids will work with Miss Stevens in science lab. Optional Science Fair Information. Thank you, Mr. Gray

Dear Parents, We’re going to have a great upcoming week. Below is a short description of what’s coming up and important links and/or announcements: Watch these announcements on video here. Mr. Gray’s Class Podcast Grades available on Parent Portal Friday the 20th After School Fantasy Reading Unit Information IUSD Face Coverings Guide Read These Books! (make a goodreads.com account with your child to help find books) Reader’s Workshop We will begin our Unit on Fantasy books that will take us through January. I have written down several thoughts about this unit that I hope you can ready through with your children here. Writer’s Workshop The kids will start a new unit: Narrative Craft. We will start off next week planning out ideas for personal narrative stories and then learning strategies to write better stories. Math Math Answers and Help Here The next few weeks will be dedicated to in Unit rates and Percentages. Here is a quick rundown of what we will be studying. Next week we will anchor our ideas about measurement and use our knowledge of solving ratio problems to convert measurements. History The kids will continue our study of Ancient Egypt. The kids will write opinion essays on who was the best pharoah. Science The kids will work with Miss Stevens in science lab. Optional Science Fair Information. Thank you, Mr. Gray

JUMP Music Initiative Podcast EP#1 with Guest Kate Stevens KATE STEVENS Award winning Calgarian. Kate Stevens vocal talents are diverse with a mix of emotive folk & soulful pop with major influences from timeless voices such as Etta James, Ella Fitzgerald, Amy Winehouse, Carole King and Joni Mitchell. Her vocals combine uniquely with the sound of her chosen instruments, the ukulele, the piano and the guitar. She creates distinctive melodies and meaningful lyrics. Kate is a community builder, collaborator and supporter for youth musicians. Miss Stevens was nominated for four 2019 YYC Music Awards and was awarded the 2019 YYC Music Awards RnB Artist of the Year. She was a double award recipient of the 2018 YYC Music Awards Female Artist of the Year and The Zackariah and the Prophets Memorial Award. In 2018, she received the SOCAN Foundation for Young Canadian Songwriters Award. Miss Stevens debut EP, Handmade Rumours was released in 2017, she released two singles in 2018 - it's real and Right Choice and now her newest single - Meant for Me was released in June 2019. https://www.katestevensmusic.com https://www.instagram.com/katestevens JUMP Music Initiative is a not for profit that hosts music industry workshops and live original music showcases for young artists. These events are generally held in a central location for easy access and open to all ages. JUMP Music Initiative: Music Education, Opportunities to Play Live and Band Development. JUMP Music Initiative jumpmusicinitiative@gmail.com www.jumpmusicinitiative.com www.instagram.com/jumpmusicinitiative

You’re in for a real treat with this one. We try to unravel one of the most unnecessarily confusing Christmas movies ever made and barely talk about the movie Timothée Chalamet is actually the lead in. Olivia Wilde proves girls with square heads can be hot in Love the Coopers (2015) and Timmy Tim gets hot for teacher in Miss Stevens (2016).

The boys are biweekly! With Riverdale still away, Miss Stevens will play. Tom and Jordan talk about the hit film starring Riverdale alum, Lili Reinhart. Don’t worry, regularly scheduled Jugheads will be back with season 4 of Riverdale, but for now we need to fill the void. Come back for more in 2 weeks time when we’ll be talking about another property that’s tangentially related to your favourite show and ours, Riverdale! ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast so you can hear us every week…Give us a ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5 star rating and review us while you’re at it! We’ll Shout you out on the pod! Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @Jugheadspod and email all your burning questions and comments to jugheadspod at gmail dot com

It's "movie-swap" time, everybody! Henry and Chloe gave each other a movie to watch that they'd never seen before -- and now it's time to review them! We hunt white whales for Ron Howard's In the Heart of the Sea (2015) then struggle as a teacher in Miss Stevens (2016). Later we tackle new trailers for Martin Scorsese's The Irishman and Sam Mendes' 1917, Universal's choice to pull The Hunt from release after recent mass shootings plus we also read some listener reviews and discuss Four Weddings and a Funeral, Green Room, Revolutionary Road, Killing Them Softly, Unsane, Rushmore, Idiocracy, Shutter Island, They Shall Not Grow Old, The Gazebo, and The Finest Hours. 0:00 - Intro: Chloe's Trip to Maine + Henry's Joan Jett Concert21:54 - Retro Review: In the Heart of the Sea (2015)1:10:02 - Retro Review: Miss Stevens (2016)1:34:49 - News: The Irishman and 1917 Trailers1:44:15 - Listener Review Live-Readings2:05:00 - Mail: Universal Pulling The Hunt From Release After Mass Shootings2:25:26 - Picks of the Week: Four Weddings and a Funeral, Green Room, Revolutionary Road, Killing Them Softly, Unsane, Rushmore, Idiocracy, Shutter Island, They Shall Not Grow Old, The Gazebo, and The Finest Hours2:36:15 - Outro: Donate Below! Patreon: Patreon.com/thefilmbudsBonus Shows: Thefilmbuds.bandcamp.comWebsite: Thefilmbuds.comEmail: Thefilmbudspodcast@gmail.comTwitter: @filmbuds/@ChloBo74275186Letterboxd: @HenryFahertyInstagram: @thefilmbuds

It's "movie-swap" time, everybody! Henry and Chloe gave each other a movie to watch that they'd never seen before -- and now it's time to review them! We hunt white whales for Ron Howard's In the Heart of the Sea (2015) then struggle as a teacher in Miss Stevens (2016). Later we tackle new trailers for Martin Scorsese's The Irishman and Sam Mendes' 1917, Universal's choice to pull The Hunt from release after recent mass shootings plus we also read some listener reviews and discuss Four Weddings and a Funeral, Green Room, Revolutionary Road, Killing Them Softly, Unsane, Rushmore, Idiocracy, Shutter Island, They Shall Not Grow Old, The Gazebo, and The Finest Hours.   0:00 - Intro: Chloe's Trip to Maine + Henry's Joan Jett Concert 21:54 - Retro Review: In the Heart of the Sea (2015) 1:10:02 - Retro Review: Miss Stevens (2016) 1:34:49 - News: The Irishman and 1917 Trailers 1:44:15 - Listener Review Live-Readings 2:05:00 - Mail: Universal Pulling The Hunt From Release After Mass Shootings 2:25:26 - Picks of the Week: Four Weddings and a Funeral, Green Room, Revolutionary Road, Killing Them Softly, Unsane, Rushmore, Idiocracy, Shutter Island, They Shall Not Grow Old, The Gazebo, and The Finest Hours 2:36:15 - Outro: Donate Below!   Patreon: Patreon.com/thefilmbuds Bonus Shows: Thefilmbuds.bandcamp.com Website: Thefilmbuds.com Email: Thefilmbudspodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @filmbuds/@ChloBo74275186 Letterboxd: @HenryFaherty Instagram: @thefilmbuds

Born in California, and raised in Costa Rica, Elizabeth started in the non-profit world before making a detour into film. She began her career working on Rick Alverson's feature film Entertainment, the television series Highston, and Lovesong for director So Yong Kim. Elizabeth continued to work on a diverse array of independent films including Miss Stevens, Another Evil, Women Who Kill, Dito Montiel's The Clapper, and Sollers Point. Most recently, Elizabeth has costume designed the feature films Charlie Says for Mary Harron, Fast Color again for Julia Hart, and The Mountain, again for Rick Alverson.  

Find Britt on Twitter and Instagram @brittckeller. Clay is on Twitter @claykeller and also hosts the Screen Drafts (@screendrafts) podcast, which can be found on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Follow the show on Twitter @ChalametChasing and on Instagram @ChasingChalamet. You can email us at chasingchalamet@gmail.com. Please consider leaving us a rating and a review on Apple Podcasts! This show was written, hosted, and produced by Dane McDonald. Find him on Twitter and Instagram @TheDaneMcDonald. Will Biby is our producer and editor, you can find him on Twitter and Instagram @willbiby. Our cover art was designed by Jessica Deahl. Find Jessica on Instagram @jdeahl or on her website: jessicadeahl.com. Our music is by Jacob Horn. Find more from him and the Jacob Horn Trio on Spotify, Apple Music, and Bandcamp.

There’s nothing mini about this ’sode! We’re talking Chapter 44 No Exit this week on Jugheads, and it’s…Grizzly! Tom and Jordan get right into it after talking about the new Kanye West mini-series, Miss Stevens, Avengers: Endgame, and whether or not Jordan wrote the banter segment song. This week, Archie’s being a cabin boy, Betty wrestles with the well-being of the children of the Sisters of Quiet Mercy, and Veronica gets close to Reggie. Plus, Jughead’s authority is challenged when Cheryl implicates the serpents into her night crimes. Stick around for regular segments: Betty or Veronica, Farchies, and Jordan’s interesting fact! All this and more in Chapter 44 of Jugheads: No Jugsit. ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast so you can hear us every week…Give us a ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5 star rating and review us while you’re at it! We’ll Shout you out on the pod! Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @Jugheadspod and email all your burning questions and comments to jugheadspod at gmail dot com

Its Episode 106! Hannah (LWL) and Ella (Culture Whisper) return for Ella’s choice Miss Stevens. Miss Stevens is a 2016 drama directed by Julia Hart starring Lily Rabe in the titular role and Timothée Chalamet. Miss Stevens chaperones three drama students to a weekend state drama competition and that’s the plot. At the same time the students are competing against each other at the event reciting their favourite drama pieces there is drama in real life. Miss Stevens is struggling with the death of her mother and on a personal journey through grief but distracted by the advances of a sleazy teacher and the complicated affections of a teenage Timothée. The star of the show is Chalamet, acting his chops off for the competition and everyone in the film, the result of this leaves everyone else looking a bit average. Ultimately, Miss Stevens is a road trip for her, but her journey is eclipsed by how good Chalamet is and while he is brilliant he takes the focus away from her and into his less developed character. There is also an awkward subplot of their romantic attraction that the film didn’t need to have. Scores [supsystic-tables id=111] Miss Stevens is not quite the profound and moving experience the filmmakers want it to be but it’s still an interesting film and a must view for any Chalamet fans. That said at 86 minutes you won’t regret spending time with it and it zips along with a breezy soundtrack. Miss Stevens scores 3.29 overall, scoring strongly on small screen. What do you guys think? Have you seen Miss Stevens? What did you think? Please let us know in the comments below! Episode #106 Crew Links Thanks to the Episode #106 Crew of Hannah Woodhead (@goodjobliz) and Ella Kemp (@efekemp) from Truth & Movies podcast (@TruthAndMovies) Find their websites online at: hewoodhead.co.uk and  howmanystars.co.uk Please make sure you give them some love Flixwatcher Spotify Playlist It has to be Putting on the Ritz, but there is no Gene Wilder version so we have added the Mel Torme Version! More about Miss Stevens For more info on Miss Stevens, you can visit the Miss Stevens IMDB page here or the Miss Stevens Rotten Tomatoes page here. Final Plug! Subscribe, Share and Review us on iTunes If you enjoyed this episode of Flixwatcher Podcast you probably know other people who will like it too! Please share it with your friends and family, review us, and join us across ALL of the Social Media links below.

Dave and Alonso have mixed feelings about the big horror movie but are much more enthusiastic about the week's three women-directed films. Subscribe (and review us) at Apple Podcasts, follow us @linoleumcast on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook, urp! Join our club, won't you? Dave's streaming pick of the week: LE BONHEUR Alonso's streaming pick of the week: MISS STEVENS

Josh (Currently Watching): ‘Forever’, Amazon Prime Video, Fred Armisen, Maya Rudolph… Scott (Currently Watching): ‘You’, Lifetime + Netflix, Pen Badgley, Xoxo, Gossip Girl, Greg Berlanti, Brothers & Sisters, Dirty Sexy Money, Elizabeth Lil, God Friended Me, Early Edition, Kyle Chandler, You and Lil blowing up the IMDB Movie Meter, Josh says phooey to the meter, Friday the 13th (Series), Dead of Summer, What happened to the cast of Lost?, Part of Five alert! streaming on Netflix, Zach Cherry… Josh (Show to Revisit) ‘Peaky Blinders’, Netflix, Josh is shocked Scott doesn’t like it, Scott has only watched the pilot of ‘Peaky Blinders’ though… Scott (Needs to Revisit) ‘Goliath’, Amazon Prime Video, the greatness of Billy Bob Thornton, William Hurt, Tania Raymonde—another ‘Lost’ alum, Nina Arianda, Chez Jay, on location; Santa Monica… Josh (Recommendation: Completed Series) ‘The Americans’, Amazon Prime Video, winning the Golden Globe!… Scott (Recommendation: Completed Series) Prime Suspect (U.K.), Helen Mirren, Tom Wilkinson, Luther expansion of this series in tone?, Masterpiece Theater, PBS… Josh (Looking Forward to) ‘You’re the Worst’, FXX, Love ‘Terriers’, Shawn Ryan’s twitter account was too much for Josh, have you tried to a 5 act structure in 160 characters… Scott (Looking Forward to) ‘Crashing’, HBO, ‘High Maintenance’ gets the call up to Sundays, plus HBO pairs it with ‘Crashing’, Pete Holmes, ‘Sex Education’,  Artie Lange and his nose, ‘Bird Box’, ‘Roma,’ Beautiful Box’, biggest addiction; fantasy sports (Josh), soda (Scott), Timothee chalamet, Call Me By Your Name, ‘Miss Stevens’ and ‘Fundamentals of Caring’ two good little indie films on Netflix, look at the calendar, thanks! Good bye! 

Born in California, and raised in Costa Rica, Elizabeth started in the non-profit world before making a detour into film. She began her career working on Rick Alverson's feature film Entertainment, the television series Highston, and Lovesong for director So Yong Kim. Elizabeth continued to work on a diverse array of independent films including Miss Stevens, Another Evil, Women Who Kill, Dito Montiel's The Clapper, and Sollers Point. Most recently, Elizabeth has costume designed the feature films Fast Color for Julia Hart, The Mountain, again for Rick Alverson, and the upcoming Charlie Says for Mary Harron.

Cooper joins us once again to shut our mouths for A Quiet Place then investigate a strange health center in Gore Verbinski's A Cure for Wellness (2017). Later we tackle A24's Hot Summer Nights trailer, Han Solo's annoying runtime, movie performances we'd like to have seen live, if A Quiet Place became a reality, problems of differing film opinions plus we also talk Phantom Thread, All the Money in the World, Chef's Table, The Expanse, Miss Stevens, Splinter Head, Amelie, and Breathless. 0:00 - Intros: Chloe's Sick, Crashing Towers of Plastic Cups, and Great Expensive Beer12:15 - Review: A Quiet Place58:16 - Retro Review: A Cure for Wellness (2017)1:18:50 - News: Hot Summer Nights Trailer, Han Solo Trailer #2/Annoyingly Long Runtime1:24:58 - Mail: What Movie Performances We'd Like to See Live, A Quiet Place Reality, and Issues with Differing Opinions on Films2:07:31 - Picks of the Week: Phantom Thread, All the Money in the World, Chef's Table, The Expanse, Miss Stevens, Splinter Head, Amelie, and Breathless2:23:20 - Outros: Go Watch Jacob #2's New Short Film! Last Meeting by the Mushroom Tree (Short Film): https://vimeo.com/265091761

Cooper joins us once again to shut our mouths for A Quiet Place then investigate a strange health center in Gore Verbinski's A Cure for Wellness (2017). Later we tackle A24's Hot Summer Nights trailer, Han Solo's annoying runtime, movie performances we'd like to have seen live, if A Quiet Place became a reality, problems of differing film opinions plus we also talk Phantom Thread, All the Money in the World, Chef's Table, The Expanse, Miss Stevens, Splinter Head, Amelie, and Breathless.   0:00 - Intros: Chloe's Sick, Crashing Towers of Plastic Cups, and Great Expensive Beer 12:15 - Review: A Quiet Place 58:16 - Retro Review: A Cure for Wellness (2017) 1:18:50 - News: Hot Summer Nights Trailer, Han Solo Trailer #2/Annoyingly Long Runtime 1:24:58 - Mail: What Movie Performances We'd Like to See Live, A Quiet Place Reality, and Issues with Differing Opinions on Films 2:07:31 - Picks of the Week: Phantom Thread, All the Money in the World, Chef's Table, The Expanse, Miss Stevens, Splinter Head, Amelie, and Breathless 2:23:20 - Outros: Go Watch Jacob #2's New Short Film!   Last Meeting by the Mushroom Tree (Short Film): https://vimeo.com/265091761

This week WHY DID IT HAVE TO BE SNAKES?!? as we discuss Buffy season 2 episode 19, I Only Have Eyes for You! We switch it up a little this week as Sam brings you some fresh-out-of-the-oven atonement theory and Jordan talks about forgiveness. PC Plugs: Sam - Queer Eye on Netflix Crazy Ex-Girlfriend Season 3 on Netflix Jordan - Annihilation (film) Miss Stevens on Netflix Tyler Huckabee on Twitter If you enjoy our show, find us on Apple Podcasts, subscribe and leave a review!

De ‘kiezen tussen je iPhone en je zorgverzekering’ episode. Want de ondergang van Obamacare en opkomst van Trumpcare lijkt plotseling heel snel te gaan. Als de Republikeinen tenminste hun onderlinge geruzie over de zorg onder bedwang kunnen krijgen… Ook: Russia-gate, een dag zonder vrouwen, en de vele maatregelen waarmee Trump relatief onopgemerkt wel degelijk met succes de VS aan het veranderen is. Onze tips deze week: The Conspiracy Trap http://www.nybooks.com/daily/2017/03/06/trump-russia-conspiracy-trap/ en de film ‘Miss Stevens’… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UM8MH53IRHg

This week Scott Pearson Eberly is joined by Josh Tepper. "Streaming Breakdown": Legion from FX In-Depth (1:00), Impostors from Bravo In-Depth (16:28), Patriot from Amazon In-Depth (29:05), Girls from HBO In-Depth (42:16), and Detroiters from Comedy Central In-Depth (59:52). "Manager's Special": Silver Streak on Netflix (1:09:05), Fast Times at Ridgemont High + Fast Times TV show, The Man in the Moon on Amazon Prime (1:13:49), Reese Witherspoon, Miss Stevens on Netflix (1:16:19), The Breakfast Club on HBO GO (1:19:17), and Super Mensch: The Legend of Shep Gordon on Netflix (1:23:53). "Meet the Nielsens": (1:26:57) TV ratings: Winds of War, Magnum P.I., 60 Minutes, Dynasty, and Dallas. Videodrome, White Dog (movie about a racist dog), Rocky II, Airplane II, Sylvester Stallone, The Academy sues a local awards show on Channel 9 in Los Angeles. 

Intro, Super Bowl 51 Main Review: Hacksaw Ridge Top 5 Mel Gibson Movies What Else We Watched: The Edge of Seventeen, Paterson, The Fits, Miss Stevens, Begin Again Next Episode: The Birth of A Nation, Top 5 Rebellion Movies, Super Bowl Commercials, Video Game Corner

Den unge engelsklærer Miss Stevens får til ansvar at tage med tre af sine elever på en weekendtur, for at deltage i en drama-konkurrence - en opgave hun på ingen måde klædt på til. Væk fra skolens vante rammer begynder grænserne mellem lærer og elever at forvinde, og de begynder at se på hinanden som almindelige mennesker. Men er det en god ting? http://www.ikassenshow.dk/2016/11/i-kassen-276-miss-stevens-2016.html

Episode Summary: This week on the FadCast, Rob Huebel joins us to discuss his film "Miss Stevens" and other indie dramadies. Recounting his lustrous career in acting, directing, writing, and more, we dive into his passions in the indie realm. He gives us the details on "Miss Stevens," gives his opinion on MTV based on his show "Human Giant," and reveals some hilarious moments behind-the-scenes in some of his iconic roles. How did you like the show? Which is YOUR favorite episode to date? We want to know YOUR opinion, so tell us in the comment section below. Episode Breakdown: Pooya: You are listening to FilmFad.com’s FadCast Episode 111 Ryan: With our special guest, Actor/Writer/Director and co-star of “Miss Stevens,” Rob Huebel Pooya: Today we’ll talk indie films that fall into the realm of drama and comedy Ryan: as we discuss the love of these passion projects, including Rob Huebel’s role in “Miss Stevens” Pooya: oh yeah, You’ll hear all that and more so let’s get started! (Intro Music break) Current Events - Anna Kendrick's as Robin in Ben Affleck's "The Batman" & Leonardo DiCaprio behind a "Captain Planet" movie. (3min) Script Read - "I Love You Man" (3min). Main Topic - Indie Dramedies and the passion behind them!  (27min)   Do YOU want to be featured on an episode of the FadCast?! Well then, call the FadCast hotline at (310) 651-8127 and leave us a voicemail to possibly be featured on an upcoming episode! Awesome, right?! We know!!!

It's said the still waters run deep so Neil Rosen, Bill McCuddy and Bill Bregoli take a look at director Peter Berg's historical disaster movie "Deepwater Horizon" which stars Mark Wahlberg, Kurt Russell and Kate Hudson." Then there's the indie drama "Miss Stevens" and the raunch comedy "Mike & Dave Need Wedding Dates." Not to mention the strangest movie Daniel Radcliffe has ever made - "Swiss Army Man" and the all too timely political documentary "Weiner." It's not just sausages anymore!

Tyler and David discuss what they've been watching, including The Dark Knight Rises, Lady in White, Bone Tomahawk, The Story of the Last Chrysanthemum, Moneyball, Miss Stevens, Dr. Strangelove, The Magnificent Seven, Sully, Julieta, Operation Avalanche, The Spirit of the Beehive, Night Train to Munich, Atlanta, South Park, Project Runway and Survivor.

Dave and Alonso are joined by legendary New Zealand actress Rena Owen to discuss the new U.S. Blu-Ray of the Kiwi classic ONCE WERE WARRIORS; plus we discuss why you really need to see both the latest JT Leroy documentary as well as THE CULT OF JT LEROY to get the full story. Subscribe (and review us) on iTunes, follow us @linoleumcast on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, will you meet me in the middle. Join our club, won't you?

Episode 30 of One Week Only! Our key film this week is "Miss Stevens," a low-key comedy about a 29-year-old High School teacher chaperoning 3 students at a weekend Drama competition. Lily Rabe is terrific as the quiet, socially-awkward but thoughtful teacher, and her performance won her Best Actress at this year's SXSW Film Festival. Directed & Co-Written by Julia Hart, the film is now in theatres & coming soon to VOD, from The Orchard. For our "Not Yet in Theatres" segment this week, we interview director Paul Taylor about his film "Driftwood," a dialogue-free thriller about a mysterious woman who is rescued and/or kidnapped by an older man for unknown reasons. The film won the Narrative Feature Jury Award at this year's Slamdance Film Festival, and it screens on September 18th at the Arclight Hollywood as part of the Slamdance Cinema Club. Find the complete Slamdance Cinema Club schedule online at www.arclightcinemas.com/news/ArcLight-Presents-Slamdance-Cinema-Club. We also review the fake documentary "Operation Avalanche" about faking the moon landing, by Matt Johnson (The Dirties); the psychological thriller "The Good Neighbor" starring James Caan, by Kasra Farahani; and the stirring ecological documentary "When Two Worlds Collide" about the indigenous people of Peru's fight to preserve the Rainforest, by Heidi Brandenburg & Mathew Orzel. Hosted by Carlos Aguilar & Conor Holt. Music by Kevin MacLeod at www.imcompetech.com