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3,336 stories by "Artsjournal2"

Olivia De Havilland's Lawsuit Is Not Just Her, But Perhaps The, Last Stand For Truth On The Screen by Artsjournal2

Her last lawsuit against Hollywood made case law, establishing protection for workers in personal services contracts - and helped break the studio system. Now, if this lawsuit against FX and…

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 11:30am on March 4, 2018

Why Is This The Very First Year A Woman Is Nominated For Cinematography? by Artsjournal2

The numbers are, to put it mildly, shite. "That gives us 85 percent male at our most conservative estimate and around 91 percent looking at our two more probabilistic estimates. That would m…

SOURCE: fivethirtyeight.com at 11:00am on March 4, 2018

Where Did A24, The Movie Studio That Funds Arthouse Hit After Arthouse Hit, Come From? by Artsjournal2

The studio, which funded last year's Best Picture winner Moonlight and this year's Florida Project ... and Lady Bird as well. But "how has the company so quickly created such a strong consum…

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 10:30am on March 4, 2018

John Williams May Finally Be Finished With 'Star Wars' Movies by Artsjournal2

He is so very finished with this nonsense (this nonsense that has utterly permeated popular culture). "'We know J.J. Abrams is preparing one now that I will hopefully do next year for him,' …

SOURCE: www.avclub.com at 10:00am on March 4, 2018

Barbara Lekberg, Who Wielded A Blowtorch For Her Art, Has Died At 92 by Artsjournal2

Lekberg found her medium when she learned to weld. "'The old struggle with plaster and coat hangers ended when I began to weld steel,' she said, referring to her early efforts to make sculpt…

SOURCE: https:0 at 9:30am on March 4, 2018

It's Been Fifty Years Since 'The Graduate' Won Best Picture by Artsjournal2

How does it hold up? Hm; the Gen-Xers who discuss it here are mostly bemused. "I don't quite understand how young audiences would have seen Benjamin's stupefaction in the face of a future be…

SOURCE: The Atlantic Subscription at 9:00am on March 4, 2018

Marrakesh Has Put Itself On The Contemporary Art World Map by Artsjournal2

There's a new museum of contemporary art, and the 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair, which now has fairs in London, New York, and Marrakesh. "Tunji Akintokun, an I.T. executive based in Lon…

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 8:30am on March 4, 2018

Can Spotify Possibly Be Worth Twenty Billion Dollars? by Artsjournal2

Or, in other words, can it be a force in music that disrupts labels the way Netflix disrupted ... well, what exactly did Netflix disrupt? Movie rental stores. Meanwhile, Apple Music might ha…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:00am on March 4, 2018

The Final Pre-Oscars Awards Show Gives Best Movie To 'Get Out' by Artsjournal2

Jordan Peele also won best director at the Indie Spirit Awards, but Lady Bird won best screenplay, and all of the actors who have been winning everything, well, won everything. Still ... cou…

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 7:30am on March 4, 2018

There's A Lot More Going On In Gender-'Flipping' Shakespeare Than You Might Think by Artsjournal2

Critic and scholar Hailey Bachrach on having, for instance, Don John in Much Ado About Nothing played by a woman: "We must think about these things beyond just the blanket assumption that an…

SOURCE: haileybachrach.com at 7:15am on February 26, 2018

Bernadette Peters Re-Conquers Broadway In A Classic Role by Artsjournal2

Generations of Broadway legends have played the role of Dolly, and Peters is (more than) up for it now: "When I took on the role, though, I just " I started from scratch. I read the script, …

SOURCE: National Public Radio at 1:00pm on February 18, 2018

Actors Who Are Working Parents Suggest That It's Time For Job Sharing In Professional Theatre by Artsjournal2

One actor set up a forum to discuss West End job sharing ideas, and it had hundreds of members within days. Actor Caroline Sheen is for it. '"Eight shows a week for a year - it's a lot for a…

SOURCE: www.bbc.com at 10:30am on February 12, 2018

As The Vagina Monologues Turn 20, Eve Ensler Has A New Play About The Body - And Cancer by Artsjournal2

As Ensler was helping build a sanctuary for rape survivors in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, she discovered that she had stage 3/4 uterine cancer. After she turned that experience int…

SOURCE: National Public Radio at 10:00am on February 12, 2018

Radio Theatre, Coming To An Audiobook App Near You (And Giving Playwrights A Boost) by Artsjournal2

Audible, the massive audiobook company that's owned by Amazon, just announced a "first round" of commissions for playwrights including Lauren Gunderson and Leah Winkler. But the plays won't …

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 7:00am on February 12, 2018

A Broadway Bigwig Gets A Web Series, And Takes On The President by Artsjournal2

Jordan Roth, whose Jujamcyn Theatres owns five of Broadway's 41 theatres, and "who has had a longtime interest in performing and has dabbled in video production previously, conceived of this…

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 11:30am on February 11, 2018

Portland Theatre That Had Been In Money Trouble Gets $7 Million Gift by Artsjournal2

Artists Repertory Theatre had plans to sell half of its building, including one of its theatres, to a development group that was going to turn the pricey Portland real estate into a 20-story…

SOURCE: Oregon ArtsWatch at 11:00am on February 5, 2018

Angels In America Gets Its Own Thorough History by Artsjournal2

How did a few interviews about the play turn into a book? The authors: "We kept getting so much amazing stuff. Every single person we talked to would tell us the kind of story you tell about…

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 10:30am on February 5, 2018

How The Masses Find Common Ground With Shakespeare, Through Alcohol by Artsjournal2

Well, that's one way to be more Elizabethan: "Drunk Shakespeare is akin to watching a live version of Comedy Central's Drunk History, only the audience is drinking along with the cast in rea…

SOURCE: National Public Radio at 7:15am on January 29, 2018

Why Play Readings Don't Do What They're Supposed To For Audiences - Or Playwrights by Artsjournal2

Play readings are, frankly, disappointing. "They're like walking by a food truck and hearing your stomach rumble, but just when you get your wallet out the truck drives off. ... It's just pe…

SOURCE: Oregon ArtsWatch at 7:00am on January 28, 2018

Some New Zealanders Can't Deal With Shakespeare In Maori Language by Artsjournal2

The fairies in the latest production of Midsummer Night's Dream speak Te Reo, one of New Zealand's official languages, for about 20 percent of the production. "Online reviews left about the …

SOURCE: www.nzherald.co.nz at 9:15am on January 22, 2018

Cherokee Nation Member Wes Studi, The Star Of A New Film, Says Theatre Acting Is A Like The Adrenaline Rush Of War by Artsjournal2

Community theatre, of course. Studi: "It was kind of a combination of the aftereffect of Vietnam in a way, in that " I won't say I was addicted or a junkie of adrenaline " but, you know, I t…

SOURCE: National Public Radio at 8:15am on January 22, 2018

No, 'Hamilton' Isn't Keeping All Of Its Original Stars Rich, Says Anthony Ramos by Artsjournal2

The actor, who played John Laurens and Philip Hamilton with the original cast, is now one of the stars of Spike Lee's revamped She's Gotta Have It, now a series on Netflix. Ramos - who's doi…

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 10:00am on January 8, 2018

What's The Food Like At The National Theatre's New Dinner Show? by Artsjournal2

Oops, the restaurant critic sent to review the on-stage edibles got distracted by the show, Network (an adaptation of the '70s movie): The food "barely registers. It's something dark on a pl…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:00am on January 8, 2018

A Major Portland Theatre Decides To Sell Half Its Building, And Loses Its Managing Director As Well by Artsjournal2

For years, Artists Repertory Theatre shepherded its building in what was historically a gritty location, through remodels and hosting a number of other cultural offices and eventually to a n…

SOURCE: www.opb.org at 7:00am on January 8, 2018

If Digital Life Is Getting You Down, Get To A Live Theatre Show, Fast by Artsjournal2

Playwright Ayad Akhtar: "I am not hopeful about where we are as a nation " as a species (if I can be so presumptuous). I'm not hopeful, because I am increasingly of the mind that even my hop…

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 10:00am on December 31, 2017
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