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28Apr/17

Sean “Diddy” Combs calls his Tribeca moment ‘surreal’

April 28, 2017FilmsApple Music, Bad Boy Family Reunion Tour, Bad Boy Records, Can't Stop, Canadian films, Combs, Company: Live Nation, English-language films, Entertainment/Culture, Film, Lil Kim, Live Nation, Mase, New York, New York City, Record labels, Sean ', Sean 'Diddy' Combs, The Notorious B.I.G., Tribeca Film Festival, United Statessmbale

The rapper hosts a mini Bad Boy reunion at the Tribeca Film Festival premiere of his new documentary, “Can’t Stop Won’t Stop: The Bad Boy Story.” Continue reading →

24Jan/17

‘La La Land’ leads Oscar nominations with 14 nods

January 24, 2017Games22nd Critics' Choice Awards, 6th AACTA International Awards, All About Eve, American film directors, American films, Amy Adams, Andrew Garfield, Annette Bening, Arrival, Canadian films, Casey Affleck, Cinema of the United States, DENZEL WASHINGTON, Dev Patel, Emma Stone, English-language films, Entertainment/Culture, Films, Hacksaw Ridge, Hidden Figures, Human Interest, Jimmy Kimmel, La La Land, Lion, Mahershala Ali, Manchester, Manchester by the Sea, Martin Scorsese, Miami, Moonlight, Naomie Harris, Octavia Spencer, Ryan Gosling, the Academy Awards ceremony, Titanic, United States, Viggo Mortensensmbale

Romantic musical “La La Land” leads the Oscar nominations with 14 nods, including the top prize of best picture.
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14Jan/16

Leonardo DiCaprio's The Revenant

‘The Revenant’ leads Oscar nominations with 12 nods

January 14, 2016Films28 Academy Awards ceremony, Actors, Alejandro González Iñárritu, Alejandro Inarritu, American people of German descent, Canadian films, English-language films, Film, Film directors, Hugh Glass, Leonardo DiCaprio, Nods, Oscar, Quebec films, Revenants in fiction, The Revenant, Tom Hardy, United Statessmbale

Pioneer-era drama “The Revenant” led the Oscar nominations with 12 nods, including best picture.
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06Sep/15

Never before seen footage of Janis Joplin in Venice documentary

September 6, 2015MusicAmy, Amy Berg, Amy J. Berg, Amy Winehouse, Big Brother and the Holding Company, Bisexual women, Canadian films, Collage film, Counterculture of the 1960s, Draft:Get It While You Can, English-language films, Films, Janis, Janis Joplin, Janis: Little Girl Blue, Joplin, Michael Wadleigh, Musicians, Port Arthur, San Francisco, September, Singers, the Venice Film Festivalsmbale

American filmmaker Amy Berg’s documentary on Janis Joplin, which includes 12 minutes of new footage and audio, screens at the Venice Film Festival.
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