Podcast appearances and mentions of nikki finke

Horror month continues! This week, Vita Breva (@vitabreva) joins Jackal and Josiah to discuss Jennifer's Body (2009). We discuss the movie's poor contemporary reception and later reappraisal, the film's exploration of feminism, sexuality, and the post-911 era, the attempted character assassination of Megan Fox, as well as Vita's Girardian read on the film. Follow today's guest on Twitter @vitabrevaFollow today's guest on Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/vitabreva/Become a Fruitless Patron here: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=11922141Check out Fruitless on YouTubeFind more of Josiah's work: https://linktr.ee/josiahwsuttonFollow Josiah on Twitter @josiahwsuttonReferencesVita's review of Jennifer's Body (2009), https://letterboxd.com/vitabreva/film/jennifers-body/1/"The Passion of the Christ (2004)," Girls, Guts, and Giallo, https://www.patreon.com/posts/passion-of-2004-84479521"The Wicker Man (1973)," Girls, Guts, and Giallo, https://www.patreon.com/posts/wicker-man-1973-108827516"We've all been pronouncing Amanda Seyfried wrong," Glamour, https://www.glamourmagazine.co.uk/article/amanda-seyfried-prononuciation"When Michael Bay Degraded Megan Fox—Then Tried to Sabotage Her Career," Marlow Stern in the Daily Beast, https://www.thedailybeast.com/when-michael-bay-degraded-megan-foxthen-tried-to-sabotage-her-career/"Michael Bay's Crew Bitchslaps Megan Fox," Nikki Finke in Deadline, https://deadline.com/2009/09/transformers-crew-talk-back-to-megan-fox-15879/"'I Eat Boys': Monstrous Femininity in Jennifer's Body," Victoria Santamaría Ibor in Babel AFIAL, PDF, https://revistas.uvigo.es/index.php/AFIAL/article/download/4301/3375"Popular girl goes bad, begins to devour teen flesh," Roger Ebert, https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/jennifers-body-2009"How Jennifer's Body went from a flop in 2009 to a feminist cult classic today," Constance Grady in Vox, https://www.vox.com/culture/2018/10/31/18037996/jennifers-body-flop-cult-classic-feminist-horror"The life, death, and rebirth of Jennifer's Body, according to screenwriter Diablo Cody," Emily St. James in Vox, https://www.vox.com/i-think-youre-interesting/2018/11/10/18080168/jennifers-body-diablo-cody-interview-rebornMusic & audio creditsToccata and Fugue in D Minor - Johann Sebastian BachThrough the Trees - Low ShoulderYesterday – bloom. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

John and Craig discuss a doppelgänger murder, the true life of a Hollywood rebel, an unexpected roadtrip, and more in this week's installment of How Would This Be A Movie, where we analyze how stories in the news would translate onscreen. We also follow up on Chat GPT, Celebrity Jeopardy, and writing in other people's voices. We then answer an embarrassed listener's question on unfavorable movie reviews. In our bonus segment for premium members, we discuss overpowered characters in D&D and how character strengths factor into our own writing.   Links: ‘Doppelganger murder': Woman accused of killing Instagram lookalike in plot to fake her own death By Andy Eckardt and Aina J. Khan for NBC The Godfather, Saudi-Style by Anuj Chopra for the Guardian The Last Days of Nikki Finke by Jacob Bernstein for the NYT The Nun and the Monk who fell in Love and Married by Aleem Maqbool for BBC 13 stranded strangers went on a road trip. Here's what happened by Francesca Street for CNN ‘Nothing, Forever' Is An Endless ‘Seinfeld' Episode Generated by AI by Chloe Xiang for Vice Manta Sleep Mask Get a Scriptnotes T-shirt! Check out the Inneresting Newsletter Gift a Scriptnotes Subscription or treat yourself to a premium subscription! Craig Mazin on Twitter John August on Twitter John on Instagram John on Mastodon Outro by Timothy Lenko (send us yours!) Scriptnotes is produced by Megana Rao and edited by Matthew Chilelli.   Email us at ask@johnaugust.com You can download the episode here.

The ladies are back with another jam-packed episode covering an array of topics, featuring Shakira's new song that calls out ex Gerard Piqué (1:09), the New York Times' piece on American blogger Nikki Finke (14:03), the 2023 Netflix series ‘Break Point' (23:47), ‘Emily in Paris' SPOILERS (31:43), and more! Hosts: Juliet Litman and Amanda Dobbins Producer: Jade Whaley Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Matt Belloni joins Peter to discuss Nikki Finke's complex legacy as a bile-spilling, news-breaking Hollywood mouthpiece and vixen. Then Ben Landy and Eriq Gardner discuss the Fortune 500 woke wars. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dean is getting into the spirit of Halloween, Phil is dressing up in steam punk to judge a fashion show, and they are both curious about Jim Thorpe PA, and they talk about all of this! The death of Nikki Finke inspires a celebration and analysis of the Deadline Hollywood website that was her creation […]

Original Air Date: Monday 17 October, 9 pm EasternDescription:Dean is getting into the spirit of Halloween, Phil is dressing up in steam punk to judge a fashion show, and they are both curious about Jim Thorpe PA, and they talk about all of this! The death of Nikki Finke inspires a celebration and analysis of the Deadline Hollywood website that was her creation and a discussion of a recent headline on the site about ageism in Hollywood. In "Celebrity Deaths", Phil rants about people claiming anyone is "best known for" a particular work before he and Dean celebrate the lives and legacies of actress Angela Lansbury, actor Robbie Coltrane, author Peter Straub, groundbreaking disc jockey Art Laboe, and significant Hollywood matriarch Eileen Ryan. There is much discussion of the greatest film directors of all time (according to a 2002 Sight and Sound poll) before Dean and wrap things up where they began with Halloween-themed movie viewing.

It's Spooky Tuesday at Breakfast All Day, as we review the Marvel special “Werewolf by Night,” which is streaming on Disney+ (and we go into spoilers, since it's been out for several days now). We also review the “Hellraiser” reboot with our friend William Bibbiani, who's an expert on the horror series. (Apparently this is the 11th one, and Alonso and Christy have seen none of them.) In news, we discuss the dismal box office opening for “Amsterdam,” Botox courtesy of “Triangle of Sadness,” an early opening for “Glass Onion” and the death of veteran Hollywood journalist Nikki Finke. Thanks for joining us! * If you're enjoying how we sound these days, it's thanks to Riverside. This is the new platform we're using, which allows us to record in 1080p. You can meet and record for videos, podcasts or both, and it's easy and fun to use. To find out more, you can visit them here.

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Bryan and David break down the merger between The Athletic and The New York Times. They discuss the policies and standards enforced for both outlets, the evolution of the sports section at the Times, and the importance of finding identity (6:26). Later, they say goodbye to reporter Nikki Finke (34:06) before switching gears and diving into the transition of the late-night show from cable, with figures such as James Corden and Trevor Noah leaving their respective shows (48:16). Plus, the Overworked Twitter Joke of the Week and David Shoemaker Guesses the Strained-Pun Headline. Hosts: Bryan Curtis and David Shoemaker Associate Producer: Erika Cervantes Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this week's episode, Sonny Bunch (The Bulwark), Alyssa Rosenberg (The Washington Post), and Peter Suderman (Reason), bid farewell to Nikki Finke, the notoriously nasty maven of Hollywood gossip who revolutionized the trade magazine business at Deadline Hollywood Daily. Then they review Amsterdam, David O. Russell's big-budget, star-heavy flop. What went wrong with this farce about fascism? Make sure to swing by Bulwark+ for our bonus episode on Friday, when we're going to talk about the further entanglement of Disney and fantasy gambling site DraftKings. And if you enjoyed this episode, share it with a friend! 

Kanye West's words are rankling all the right people and I'm there for it...Is Madonna gay again?...Goodbye to Deadline Hollywood's Nikki Finke.

Godzilla level patron Ryan M. teaches us that hell hath no fury like a number one fan, with Play Misty for Me and Misery! Sources: Play Misty For Me (1971) "Play Misty For Me (1971)", TCM   Misery (1990) "Stephen King, The Art of Fiction No. 189" by Christopher Lehmann-Haupt and Nathaniel Rich, The Paris Review "Inside James Caan and Kathy Bates' Misery reunion for EW" by Keith Staskiewicz, Entertainment Weekly Four Screenplays with Essays by William Goldman, pg. 387, 388, 390 "Rob Reiner Takes on Misery" by Patrick Goldstein, The Los Angeles Times "James Caan Enjoying His Misery" by Nikki Finke, The Los Angeles Times "Misery Loves Company! Kathy Bates, James Caan reunite to discuss 1990 film" by Chris Serico, Today "The Gruesome Inside Story of Misery's Terrifying Ankle-Bashing Scene" by Gwynne Watkins, Yahoo Entertainment "I Never Was an Ingenue" by David Sacks, The New York Times      

"Gotham Central Review Part 4" - Zero Year E13 Show Notes In Zero Year, Episode 13 of Gotham TV Podcast we talk about all the news surrounding Gotham and DC connected universe, in particular, this week the confirmed UK release of Gotham on Channel 5 this Autumn. We also continue our Gotham Central series review looking at issues #23-27 and including the story arcs "Corrigan", "Lights Out" and "On The Freak Beat" by Ed Brubaker, Greg Rucka and Michael Lark. The review is full of spoilers so if you haven't read the comics, grab a copy from your local comic book shop or you can read it digitally at Comixology and join us. Let us know your opinion on the story and we'll discuss any feedback on the next episode. Gotham News ⦁    The big news this week is that we finally have a confirmed UK broadcaster for Gotham. Channel 5 a UK channel will be broadcasting the show in the UK. The penetration of the channel is quite low in Ireland but luckily we can at least see it. In Irish broadcast news there's a vague confirmation that our national broadcaster RTÉ has picked up Gotham and will broadcast it on RTÉ 2. *UPDATE 16/10/2014 - The Irish Independent are reporting that RTÉ 2 have the rights for Gotham and will be showing the TV show from 2015 for those who don't have access to Channel 5. ⦁    Casting news in this weekend from Gotham is that David Zayas who played Detective Angelo "Angel" Batista throughout the hugely successful TV show Dexter will be swapping to the other side of the law to play Salvatore "The Boss" Maroni. Along with Carmine Falconé and Oswald Cobblepot, Sal is another of the big mobsters of Gotham. Previously he was played by Eric Roberts in Christopher Nolan's Batman: The Dark Knight and played a very big part in the creation of Two Face in the seminal graphic novel Batman: The Long Halloween. Other DC News ⦁    DC have planted flags in the sand for movies all the way up to 2020. This provides a little confirmation of the story we reported early from Nikki Finke of the supposedly leaked DC Movie slate but no actual films have been reported in the slots. ⦁    While we still haven't got confirmation of who's playing Aquaman, Jason Mamoa, who played Kal Drogo on season 1 of Game of Thrones, has been very strongly rumoured. Pretty interesting casting but another interesting story came out this week about DC commissioning two different writers to write two scripts for an Aquaman movie. So apparently there will be some kind of Aquaman battle Royale to decide which script is the king of the ocean. ⦁    A new Batman comic, Gotham by Midnight, is due to be released in October/November 2014 focusing on the even darker corners of Gotham City and its police force, the GCPD. Written by Ray Fawkes the current writer of "Batman Eternal" and featuring the artwork of "30 Days of Night"  and "Welcome to Hoxford" artist Ben Templesmith. Writer Fawkes says this series is a mix of horror and supernatural and will be largely devoid of the Caped Crusader. Jim Corrigan will also feature in the issues. ⦁    The upcoming Constantine TV Show is starting to stake their claim on some of the wider DC universe characters and confirmed that C.S.U. Officer Jim Corrigan of the Gotham City Police Department will play a big part in the first season of the TV Show. Very interesting and the progress of this story might provide an answer to whether characters from these shows will cross over. If they can work Corrigan into a cross over story with Gotham at some point it opens the door to network agnostic crossovers.... We talk a lot more about Corrigan in this weeks Gotham Central Review. As always thanks so much for listening and all your interactions over the last five months. We have just over a month left until Gotham launches in the US hopefully it won't be very long after until we get to see the show in Europe and keep up with the coverage. Next time we'll complete our Gotham Central coverage with the final set of is...

Indiewire's chief film critic Eric Kohn talks with Thompson on Hollywood's Anne Thompson about the world of film festivals and new releases from the indie world and beyond. In this episode, they touch on recent shakeups at the Los Angeles Film Festival and the New York Film Festival's opening night film, David Fincher's "Gone Girl," which is one of several fall season movies right around the corner. Anticipating several more, the pair wonder what will happen to the buzz surrounding great movies in theaters now. They also discuss new films from Woody Allen and Zach Braff, the rise of Kickstarter-financed film productions, and Rupert Murdoch's attempts to take over Time Warner. The episode concludes with another installment of "Nikki Watch," an ongoing assessment of Nikki Finke's return to the media arena. Screen Talk is now available on iTunes. Subscribe here: http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/indiewire-podcast/id893977298?mt=2

Welcome back to The Flash Podcast! On this episode, Andy is joined by his good friend Tim Geraci from The Batman Universe Bat-Fans Podcast to discuss the latest news about the DC Cinematic Universe. Last week, Nikki Finke (founder of Deadline Hollywood) dropped a big scoop on her new website about the next four years for Warner Bros when it comes to their DC movies. Together, Andy and Tim discuss their feelings about it, what this could potentially mean for the TV shows and much more!

Thanks for tuning in Subject:CINEMA, closing in on beginning our EIGHTH Year of podcast fun....(gasp!) One more week to 400 shows! EMAIL: subjectcinema@popcornnroses.com TOLL FREE HOTLINE 1-888-214-9311 (US and Canada) THIS WEEK: Sorry we missed last week - the heat wave made it too hot to record - but we're making it up to you with a HUGE THREE HOUR OPUS this week - listen in spurts if you want, or tackle the whole thing at once, but either way, you're gonna LOVE IT!  In this episode:A look at the incredibly innovative (some might say completely bugsnit crazy) view of the world through the eyes of one of our favorite auteurs, Canada's very own Guy Maddin! PLUS: A debate on the impending casting job on Doctor Who now that Matt Smith has announced his regeneration, er, departure from the seriesThis weeks' Bonehead of the WeekWe pay our respects to Jean Stapleton and Esther WilliamsWe pay tribute to three respected members of the storm chasing community who lost their lives in the line of dutyWe outline the war launched this week between old nemesises (is that even a word?) Nikki Finke and Sharon Waxmanand full reviews of TRIUMPH OF THE WALL, THE KINGS OF SUMMER, and NOW YOU SEE ME!Oh, and there's also an unintentional recording we shared - we left the recorder on while watching TV this week, and happened to catch a very interesting TV show we know S:C Fans will love, because, well, they were talking about US!  Be sure to catch it, right smack dab in the center of this weeks' show! We had intended to review two other movies this week, but our Maddin discussion got out of hand, and so reviews of PAVILION and CITIZEN HEARST will have to wait until next weekend. Next Weekend, we will have a DOUBLE FEATURE Weekend - Saturday it's "The Complete TITANIC!" and Sunday is OUR 400th SHOW and also our SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY - join us as we count up our top 30 films we watch over and over and over again... This week's Subject:CINEMA is dedicated to three people who gave their lives so that others may have a chance to live in the future - storm chasers Tim Samaras, Carl Young, and Paul Samaras. We've been talking about our Boston Springs A Fethival PDF for a while now - and you're gonna have to wait until early July for this, because instead of being a separate PDF, it has been decided to incorporate our Boston festival coverage as part of a project that is coming on Sunday, July 7th. Please stay tuned to Subject:CINEMA in future weeks for more information...and trust me you're gonna love it! Also, we've had a few listeners write in to let us know that something weird has been happening in our podcasts the last two weeks; we appear to be getting messages from something called "The 2.0" forced into our show...not sure how it's happening yet - Mevio sez it's not them - but I'm working hard to try and find the cause and the problem, and hopefully we'll figure out where it's coming from...and keep writing if you hear it again... Subject:CINEMA is brought to you by:     eMusic Now with  over TEN MILLION choices for great tunes - and by visiting http://emusic.com/cinema , you will get 35 FREE DOWNLOADS during your 14 day trial! Check it out today! Check out all our great deals in one central spot, right here at MevioCoupons.Com Wanna hear us anywhere? Now you CAN! Subject:CINEMA Mobile for iPhone is now here! Get it at iTunes! Keep checking us out at our home website at http://subjectcinema.com in the coming days - we have six weeks of cool new features and columns coming ...so don't you dare miss any of it!  

Unabashed film talk from three mahogany film mavens. Hosted by Candice, Rebecca,  and Kim. This week discuss the DGA Report assessing diversity and the Nikki Finke article that questions whether pretty women can also be funny.

This is exciting! On this special BONUS minisode (it's short for "miniature episode," friends), Julie discusses the 2012 Academy Awards with New York Times reporter DAVE ITZKOFF and cinephile GARY THA SQUIRREL, who came to the New York Times building in a Wawa bag toted by TOM SCHARPLING--- just to talk about Oscars, Oscars, Oscars! Join Gary, Dave and Julie in a respectful roundtable discussion, during which they address burning questions from last night, such as: -Who got the worse snub: Scorcese or Albert Brooks? -Will "Community" get a post-Oscars Descendants bump? -Where was Tom Cruise during the majority of the broadcast? -What happens when Nikki Finke decides to be funny? -Can Billy Crystal be stopped from doing blackface? -Did Gary like Midnight in Paris? Does he have an anecdote about Diane Lane? Plus! Gary shares with us his three point plan to make next year's ceremony dazzle us all. And Dave hints at some tidbits from his book about the great film, Network! And, as an even bigger bonus, the great TED LEO wrote a brand new theme song to the show--complete with a tropical beat that will cause you to shake your maracas. Even you, Albert Nobbs! You want the mini-sode? YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE MINISODE! But here it is anyway. Hooray! Host: Julie Klausner Guests: Gary Tha Squirrel, Dave Itzkoff Produced by Chris Spooner Original Artwork by Marcia Neumeier Special Theme Song and Incidental Music by Ted Leo Thanks to Tom Scharpling

The venerable Hollywood trade paper, Variety, is up for sale.  What will a new owner mean to the business? We'll have a lively conversation with blogger extraordinaire Nikki Finke and PR veteran Howard Bragman.  Plus, which Oscar prognosticators predicted with paramount precision?

This is an exclusive interview with Deadline Hollywood founder Nikki Finke about Academy Awards PR campaigns, Weinstein’s Oscar campaigning strategy and how she manages to write her brash, in-your-face style of journalism without losing access to inside sources.  She used to be known as the “most feared, despised, and uncompromising journalist in Hollywood.” But Ronan… The post Academy Awards Campaigns with Deadline Hollywood Columnist Nikki Finke appeared first on Eric Schwartzman.