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Is it your Christmas wish to spend the day with Mickey, Minnie, and your other favorite Disney characters? While celebrating the holiday at Disney World or Disneyland might not be in the cards this year, you can still soak in some Disney Christmas magic thanks to the 2023 Disney Christmas parade.
This year marks the 40th anniversary of the Disney Parks Magical Christmas Day Parade. The 2023 parade features a star-studded lineup of performers, including Derek and Julianne Hough, Chrissy Metz, Smashing Pumpkins, and Michael Bolton. Here’s what you need to know about the 2023 Disney Christmas parade and how to watch it.
Disney’s Christmas Day parade airs at 10 a.m. on ABC The Smashing Pumpkins at the 2023 Disney Parks Magical Christmas Day Parade | ABC/Disney Parks
Disney’s Christmas Day parade has been a holiday tradition since 1983. Filmed earlier this year at Disney World in Florida and Disneyland in Anaheim,...
This year marks the 40th anniversary of the Disney Parks Magical Christmas Day Parade. The 2023 parade features a star-studded lineup of performers, including Derek and Julianne Hough, Chrissy Metz, Smashing Pumpkins, and Michael Bolton. Here’s what you need to know about the 2023 Disney Christmas parade and how to watch it.
Disney’s Christmas Day parade airs at 10 a.m. on ABC The Smashing Pumpkins at the 2023 Disney Parks Magical Christmas Day Parade | ABC/Disney Parks
Disney’s Christmas Day parade has been a holiday tradition since 1983. Filmed earlier this year at Disney World in Florida and Disneyland in Anaheim,...
- 12/24/2023
- by Megan Elliott
- Showbiz Cheat Sheet
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He’s just an alternative rock frontman in an amusement park: Billy Corgan and Smashing Pumpkins performed on The Wonderful World of Disney: Magical Holiday Celebration, which aired on ABC on Sunday night.
The Pumpkins filmed their appearance at Walt Disney World earlier this month, performing an unreleased Billy Corgan Christmas song called “Evergreen” along with a cover of Bing Crosby’s “Silver Bells.”
In a corresponding interview, Corgan described himself as, “a Disney mark… I collect old DisneyLand items. I have items as far back as opening day, 1955. ”
“When they called me to come play Disney, I was like, ‘Whatever you need,'” Corgan continued. “I am very happy to be here, we come here all the time with our family.”
For the Disney World performance, Corgan, guitarist James Iha, and drummer Jimmy Chamberlin was joined by Sierra Swan, who filled in for bassist Jack Bates. Longtime guitarist Jeff...
The Pumpkins filmed their appearance at Walt Disney World earlier this month, performing an unreleased Billy Corgan Christmas song called “Evergreen” along with a cover of Bing Crosby’s “Silver Bells.”
In a corresponding interview, Corgan described himself as, “a Disney mark… I collect old DisneyLand items. I have items as far back as opening day, 1955. ”
“When they called me to come play Disney, I was like, ‘Whatever you need,'” Corgan continued. “I am very happy to be here, we come here all the time with our family.”
For the Disney World performance, Corgan, guitarist James Iha, and drummer Jimmy Chamberlin was joined by Sierra Swan, who filled in for bassist Jack Bates. Longtime guitarist Jeff...
- 11/27/2023
- by Scoop Harrison
- Consequence - Music
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The consolidation in the talent representation space continues. Agency for the Performing Arts and music touring agency Artist Group International (Agi) are merging, with the combined full-service agency rebranded as Independent Artist Group (Iag). APA President Jim Osborne is being named CEO of Iag, with Dennis Arfa, founder and CEO of Agi, as Chairman of the Music Division of Iag. Former longtime APA CEO Jim Gosnell will serve on the board of Agi alongside Osborne and Arfa.
Agi was founded 35 years ago by Arfa and acquired by Ron Burkle’s Yucaipa Entertainment in 2012. The client roster that it brings to Iag includes Billy Joel, Metallica, Def Leppard, Rod Stewart, Motley Crue, Linkin Park, Jane’s Addiction, Daryl Hall & John Oates, Norah Jones, Neil Young, The Strokes, Smashing Pumpkins, Ghost and Elvis Costello.
Jim Osborne and Dennis Arfa
The merger, which had been rumored for awhile, stems from an agreement between APA and Yucaipa Entertainment.
Agi was founded 35 years ago by Arfa and acquired by Ron Burkle’s Yucaipa Entertainment in 2012. The client roster that it brings to Iag includes Billy Joel, Metallica, Def Leppard, Rod Stewart, Motley Crue, Linkin Park, Jane’s Addiction, Daryl Hall & John Oates, Norah Jones, Neil Young, The Strokes, Smashing Pumpkins, Ghost and Elvis Costello.
Jim Osborne and Dennis Arfa
The merger, which had been rumored for awhile, stems from an agreement between APA and Yucaipa Entertainment.
- 6/21/2023
- by Nellie Andreeva
- Deadline Film + TV
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Updated, 8:16 Am; first posted at 9:06 p.m. May 1: Nightly talk shows including The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel Live! and The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, are set to go dark starting on Tuesday after writers agreed to strike.
Late Night with Seth Meyers and The Daily Show, which had correspondent Dulcé Sloan host this week, also will be hit. The Late Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, The Tonight Show and Late Night will officially be in re-runs now, waiting on what Comedy Central will do with The Daily Show.
Weekly shows as Saturday Night Live, Real Time with Bill Maher and Last Week Tonight with John Oliver will be similarly impacted. The two HBO shows will shut down, although a final decision on SNL is expected to come later in the week. Update Monday 1:30 Pm. SNL has officially canceled this week’s show, which...
Late Night with Seth Meyers and The Daily Show, which had correspondent Dulcé Sloan host this week, also will be hit. The Late Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, The Tonight Show and Late Night will officially be in re-runs now, waiting on what Comedy Central will do with The Daily Show.
Weekly shows as Saturday Night Live, Real Time with Bill Maher and Last Week Tonight with John Oliver will be similarly impacted. The two HBO shows will shut down, although a final decision on SNL is expected to come later in the week. Update Monday 1:30 Pm. SNL has officially canceled this week’s show, which...
- 5/2/2023
- by Peter White
- Deadline Film + TV
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After five years, James Gunn is finally about to bring back the Guardians of the Galaxy in their own "Holiday Special", followed by a third movie in 2023. The Guardians have never been entirely absent from the big screen, as they did play a part in two "Avengers" films, but their subsequent team-up with Thor in "Love and Thunder" lasted approximately ten minutes. "The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special" also marks their first foray into live-action television, after their appearances in the animated projects "What If...?" and "I Am Groot."
One good thing about having the "Holiday Special" and "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3" land within six months of each other on the release calendar is that Gunn was able to film them at the same time ... and apparently, recycle some of the sets. Though the "Holiday Special" is coming out before "Vol. 3," its production design might not have...
One good thing about having the "Holiday Special" and "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3" land within six months of each other on the release calendar is that Gunn was able to film them at the same time ... and apparently, recycle some of the sets. Though the "Holiday Special" is coming out before "Vol. 3," its production design might not have...
- 11/19/2022
- by Joshua Meyer
- Slash Film
’90s indie rock star Liz Phair is getting into the writing game, and not in a small way: Variety reports that Random House has signed a two-deal book with the Exile In Guyville singer-songwriter, who recently toured as an opener for her old pals in The Smashing Pumpkins. To be fair, Phair’s lyrics were always a big…
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- 11/17/2017
- by William Hughes
- avclub.com
Nickelback has taken no shortage of hits over the years, but at least one of the band’s peers is coming out as a big fan of the Vancouver-based rockers: William Patrick Corgan of Smashing Pumpkins. In an interview with “The Joe Rogan Experience” podcast (as reported by NME), Corgan didn’t hold back his praise for […]...
- 11/13/2017
- by Brent Furdyk
- ET Canada
It turns out Billy Corgan is a big Miley Cyrus fan. Related: Miley Cyrus Performs With Paul Simon And Billy Joel At Madison Square Garden The Smashing Pumpkins legend performed an acoustic version of the Cyrus hit “Wrecking Ball” during his Oct. 20 show in Toronto. As Corgan began the song, members of the audience laughed […]...
- 10/23/2017
- by Corey Atad
- ET Canada
William Patrick Corgan — the name by which Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan now goes — is a self-professed conspiracy theorist who claims to have had a few paranormal experiences. Corgan, 50, shared one of these bizarre experiences with Howard Stern during an appearance on Stern’s SiriusXM radio show on Monday, revealing that he witnessed […]...
- 10/18/2017
- by Brent Furdyk
- ET Canada
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Do you think you know everything about Little Women: La star Terra Jolé? Well, think again!
It might seem like the reality star shared all the details of her life with the public over the last 15 years – first appearing on MTV’s True Life in 2002 -- but she’s revealing new secrets in her memoir, Fierce at Four Foot Two.
“Surprisingly, I couldn't believe how many stories I had to tell. In fact, we left a lot of stories out,” Jolé shares with Et in an exclusive interview about the book, joking that she thought fans knew everything about her too. “There are tons and tons of stories that I have not shared with anyone.”
While she is used to being very open about her life on television, there’s a big difference with sharing her story in print. “There’s no editing. It's you. It's not like what a producer may interpret as you,” she explains...
It might seem like the reality star shared all the details of her life with the public over the last 15 years – first appearing on MTV’s True Life in 2002 -- but she’s revealing new secrets in her memoir, Fierce at Four Foot Two.
“Surprisingly, I couldn't believe how many stories I had to tell. In fact, we left a lot of stories out,” Jolé shares with Et in an exclusive interview about the book, joking that she thought fans knew everything about her too. “There are tons and tons of stories that I have not shared with anyone.”
While she is used to being very open about her life on television, there’s a big difference with sharing her story in print. “There’s no editing. It's you. It's not like what a producer may interpret as you,” she explains...
- 10/5/2017
- Entertainment Tonight
William Patrick Corgan of Smashing Pumpkins Returns With New Single/Video "The Spaniards"...
- 9/29/2017
- Pastemagazine.com
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Eric Zumbrunnen, film editor and longtime Spike Jonze collaborator, has died at age 52 following a battle with cancer. The editor worked on every Spike Jonze feature, either by himself or with co-editor Jeff Buchanan, and he won the Ace Award for Best Edited Feature Film for “Being John Malkovich.”
Read More:Spike Jonze Unleashes a Totally Wild Margaret Qualley in Quirky New Kenzo Short Film – Watch
Zumbrunnen was born in November, 1964 and graduated from USC with a degree in Journalism. His career in post-production began in music videos, where he edited classic clips for Weezer (“Buddy Holly”), Smashing Pumpkins (“Tonight, Tonight”), Beck (“Where It’s At”), and Bjork (“It Oh So Quiet”), among others.
Zumbrunnen’s work with Jonze extended from his feature films, including “Malkovich,” “Adaptation,” “Where the Wild Things Are,” and “Her,” to the director’s acclaimed Kenzo ad “My Mutant Brain.” The latter won him a Bronze...
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Zumbrunnen was born in November, 1964 and graduated from USC with a degree in Journalism. His career in post-production began in music videos, where he edited classic clips for Weezer (“Buddy Holly”), Smashing Pumpkins (“Tonight, Tonight”), Beck (“Where It’s At”), and Bjork (“It Oh So Quiet”), among others.
Zumbrunnen’s work with Jonze extended from his feature films, including “Malkovich,” “Adaptation,” “Where the Wild Things Are,” and “Her,” to the director’s acclaimed Kenzo ad “My Mutant Brain.” The latter won him a Bronze...
- 8/18/2017
- by Zack Sharf
- Indiewire
It's Madonna's birthday!! Chris Feil looks back at one of her biggest soundtracks...
By the mid-90s, musicals were all but dead, even though Disney created their own resurgence in animated form. Madonna’s career however was always heading toward reviving it: she constantly reinvented the game for the music video and her Breathless Mahoney songstress was Dick Tracy’s genre flirtation device. With her divisive performance in Evita, she brought the cinematic musical back into the popular culture and delivered a hit soundtrack in the process.
And I should qualify that for emphasis: a hit soundtrack to a quasi-opera about propaganda and Argentine political figures when the popular music landscape highlighted Alanis, Tupac, and The Smashing Pumpkins. Madonna did that in arguably the least accommodating musical or cinematic climate, and perhaps only Madonna could have done it. Like it or not, much of the film’s success (even...
By the mid-90s, musicals were all but dead, even though Disney created their own resurgence in animated form. Madonna’s career however was always heading toward reviving it: she constantly reinvented the game for the music video and her Breathless Mahoney songstress was Dick Tracy’s genre flirtation device. With her divisive performance in Evita, she brought the cinematic musical back into the popular culture and delivered a hit soundtrack in the process.
And I should qualify that for emphasis: a hit soundtrack to a quasi-opera about propaganda and Argentine political figures when the popular music landscape highlighted Alanis, Tupac, and The Smashing Pumpkins. Madonna did that in arguably the least accommodating musical or cinematic climate, and perhaps only Madonna could have done it. Like it or not, much of the film’s success (even...
- 8/16/2017
- by Chris Feil
- FilmExperience
Cancer can change anyone’s life--including rock stars.
The documentary Man In The Camo Jacket showcases the life story of the iconic Welsh rock front man Mike Peters of The Alarm from his rise to fame, to battling cancer and finally leading a worldwide philanthropy around the world with the top musicians in rock history.
The film is directed by Russ Kendall (The Song That Changed My Life).
The documentary includes a short interview with Fred Armisen, Duff McKagan of Guns N’ Roses, Billy Corgan of The Smashing Pumpkins, Martha Quinn, Billy Bragg, Slim Jim Phantom of Stray Cats, Glenn Tilbrook of Squeeze and Billy Duffy.
Lrm had a phone interview earlier this month with Mike Peters to discuss his accomplishments in life and his ongoing fight against cancer.
Man In The Camo Jacket is currently available on VOD and iTunes.
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The documentary Man In The Camo Jacket showcases the life story of the iconic Welsh rock front man Mike Peters of The Alarm from his rise to fame, to battling cancer and finally leading a worldwide philanthropy around the world with the top musicians in rock history.
The film is directed by Russ Kendall (The Song That Changed My Life).
The documentary includes a short interview with Fred Armisen, Duff McKagan of Guns N’ Roses, Billy Corgan of The Smashing Pumpkins, Martha Quinn, Billy Bragg, Slim Jim Phantom of Stray Cats, Glenn Tilbrook of Squeeze and Billy Duffy.
Lrm had a phone interview earlier this month with Mike Peters to discuss his accomplishments in life and his ongoing fight against cancer.
Man In The Camo Jacket is currently available on VOD and iTunes.
Mike Peters: I’m very excited to come...
- 7/12/2017
- by Gig Patta
- LRMonline.com
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Enter the ring with the Glorious Ladies of Wrestling in the first trailer for Glow, Netflix's upcoming comedy about the all-female wrestling circuit that invaded the airwaves in the Eighties.
Community star Alison Brie leads an ensemble cast as a struggling actress who finds work at the fledging wrestling company, run by Marc Maron's cocaine-addled b-movie producer Sam Sylvia.
Glow focuses on the diverse, stereotype-filling group of 12 women who fight each other inside the ring but bond outside of it. The team behind Orange Is the New Black, including...
Community star Alison Brie leads an ensemble cast as a struggling actress who finds work at the fledging wrestling company, run by Marc Maron's cocaine-addled b-movie producer Sam Sylvia.
Glow focuses on the diverse, stereotype-filling group of 12 women who fight each other inside the ring but bond outside of it. The team behind Orange Is the New Black, including...
- 5/15/2017
- Rollingstone.com
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From The Smashing Pumpkins to body-slamming: Billy Corgan has purchased the National Wrestling Alliance, according to PWInsider. The rocker and former Tna Wrestling president now owns the name, rights and trademarks to the Nwa — he also gets its iconic championship belt. Additionally, Corgan inherits a ton of history: the National Wrestling Alliance was formed way back in 1948, and its roots are even older. Since officially starting 69 years ago, the league has produced many all-time greats, like Buddy Rogers, Pat O’Conner, Dory Funk, Jack Brisco, Terry Funk, Dusty Rhodes, Kerry Von Erich, Ric Flair, Sting, Ricky Steamboat, Ken Shamrock, Jeff.
- 5/1/2017
- by Tony Maglio
- The Wrap
Billy Corgan's run at Tna Wrestling is officially over -- less than 3 months after he was named president of the company -- and now the singer is hinting at another major lawsuit. The Smashing Pumpkins frontman is a Huuuge wrestling fan -- and had been named president of Impact Ventures back in August -- which owns Tna and Impact pro wrestling. But there was a massive dispute between Corgan and company chair Dixie Carter...
- 11/3/2016
- by TMZ Staff
- TMZ
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Tna Wrestling could be in for a choke slam courtesy of company president Billy Corgan. Corgan, who is also the lead singer and guitarist for the band Smashing Pumpkins, has filed a lawsuit against the company, its chairwoman, Dixie Carter, her husband, Serg Salias, and CFO Dean Broadhead. According to court documents obtained by TheWrap, Corgan filed the suit on Wednesday in Nashville. In addition, Corgan was granted a temporary restraining order, but the terms are unclear since the judge granted Corgan’s request to keep the order sealed. A hearing has been set for Oct. 20. Also Read: WWE Legend...
- 10/13/2016
- by Joe Otterson
- The Wrap
Nearly 20 years after its original release, the soundtrack to David Lynch’s “Lost Highway” is being reissued on vinyl. Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails — and, more recently, collaborations with directors like David Fincher and Peter Berg — produced the soundtrack, which featured pieces from Angelo Badalamenti, David Bowie and Marilyn Manson.
Read More: ‘Twin Peaks’ Soundtrack to Be Released on ‘Damn Good Coffee’ Vinyl
“Lost Highway” wasn’t much of a commercial success, but its soundtrack actually reached #7 on the Billboard chart way back when. Norman Records is handling the reissue, which will see the album released on 180g yellow vinyl. The album is now available for pre-order, and you can find the full tracklist below.
Read More: Three David Cronenberg/Howard Shore Soundtracks Are Coming to Vinyl, Including ‘Crash’
David Bowie: “I’m Deranged” Trent Reznor: “Videodrones; Questions” Nine Inch Nails: “The Perfect Drug” Angelo Badalamenti...
Read More: ‘Twin Peaks’ Soundtrack to Be Released on ‘Damn Good Coffee’ Vinyl
“Lost Highway” wasn’t much of a commercial success, but its soundtrack actually reached #7 on the Billboard chart way back when. Norman Records is handling the reissue, which will see the album released on 180g yellow vinyl. The album is now available for pre-order, and you can find the full tracklist below.
Read More: Three David Cronenberg/Howard Shore Soundtracks Are Coming to Vinyl, Including ‘Crash’
David Bowie: “I’m Deranged” Trent Reznor: “Videodrones; Questions” Nine Inch Nails: “The Perfect Drug” Angelo Badalamenti...
- 10/4/2016
- by Michael Nordine
- Indiewire
1.This Saturday, Cm Punk makes his Ufc debut as he faces off against Mickey Gall at Ufc 203 on pay per view. While I honestly will be shocked if he makes it out of the first round, I applaud him for following his dreams and wish him the best on his Mma debut. Entering the sport of Mma at his age (and I hate saying that because I am older than him.) is a pretty difficult task, not even taking into account the various injuries he’s sustained over the years as a wrestler. Whether this is his only Mma match or if he’s able to make a go at it, he’s a living example of not caring about any obstacle that prevents you from achieving your dream.
2.Billy Corgan posted a video on the Smashing Pumpkins Facebook page discussing some of the recent activity at Tna. He confirmed...
2.Billy Corgan posted a video on the Smashing Pumpkins Facebook page discussing some of the recent activity at Tna. He confirmed...
- 9/9/2016
- by Tim Jousma
- LRMonline.com
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James + Semaj is a column where James Franco talks to his reverse self, Semaj, about new films. Rather than a conventional review, it is place where James and Semaj can muse about ideas that the films provoke. James loves going to the movies and talking about them. But a one-sided take on a movie, in print, might be misconstrued as a review. As someone in the industry it could be detrimental to James’s career if he were to review his peers, because unlike the book industry—where writers review other writer’s books—the film industry is highly collaborative, and a bad review of a peer could create problems. So, assume that James (and Semaj) love all these films. What they’re interested in talking about is all the ways the films inspire them, and make them think. James is me, and Semaj is the other side of me.
- 9/9/2016
- by James Franco
- Indiewire
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To some, it was a major con, the kind of hoax that hurts. After all, author Jeremiah "Terminator" LeRoy hit the literary world hard with his novel Sarah (2000) and his short story collection The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things (2001). There were copious raves for these raw tales of child abuse, drugs, truck-stop sex and other bumps in the road for this HIV-positive, transgender male. Then, late in 2005, came the revelation that Jt Leroy was the invented male persona of Brooklyn-born Laura Albert, a former phone-sex operator turned San Francisco housewife and mother.
- 9/9/2016
- Rollingstone.com
'...Johndus's response to being told that Masturbational is spelt with an O."
It seems so often these days that all I want to do is burn things to the ground... This is not the confession of a pyromaniac but rather the resignation of a former believer who is convinced that, in so many aspects of life, it'd better if we just started over. However, occasionally something will come along that breathes life into my ever-dwindling hope. Bernie certainly did that for me in the realm of politics, Banksy has long since revitalized my belief in the possibilities of the visual arts, and, in the world of rock, I recently discovered a local secret here in Seattle which, if there's anything right with the music scene, won't remain a secret for much longer. In a time where rock seems to be sliding on to the popularity back-burner I am happy...
It seems so often these days that all I want to do is burn things to the ground... This is not the confession of a pyromaniac but rather the resignation of a former believer who is convinced that, in so many aspects of life, it'd better if we just started over. However, occasionally something will come along that breathes life into my ever-dwindling hope. Bernie certainly did that for me in the realm of politics, Banksy has long since revitalized my belief in the possibilities of the visual arts, and, in the world of rock, I recently discovered a local secret here in Seattle which, if there's anything right with the music scene, won't remain a secret for much longer. In a time where rock seems to be sliding on to the popularity back-burner I am happy...
- 8/30/2016
- by C. Jefferson Thom
- www.culturecatch.com
1.Ring of Honor will produce Death Before Dishonor Xiv tonight on Pay Per View. The Main Event will be Ring of Honor World Heavyweight Champion Jay Lethal squaring off against Adam Cole. The build up for the match may not have been stellar but the match itself should be great. With the push Adam Cole has received from the company since joining The Bullet Club, I expect him to take the title.
2.Alberto Del Rio, Paige, and Eva Marie have been suspended for their first time offense of the WWE Wellness Policy. There’s no word yet as to what substance they may have taken but it’s disappointing to hear of the suspensions nonetheless. However, the WWE has put themselves over a barrel with these announcements since they refuse to do anything about the recent Usada failure of Brock Lesnar which was handed down after his fight at Ufc...
2.Alberto Del Rio, Paige, and Eva Marie have been suspended for their first time offense of the WWE Wellness Policy. There’s no word yet as to what substance they may have taken but it’s disappointing to hear of the suspensions nonetheless. However, the WWE has put themselves over a barrel with these announcements since they refuse to do anything about the recent Usada failure of Brock Lesnar which was handed down after his fight at Ufc...
- 8/19/2016
- by Tim Jousma
- LRMonline.com
All this week, IndieWire will be rolling out our annual Fall Preview, including offerings that span genres, a close examination of some of the year’s biggest breakouts, all the awards contenders you need to know about now and special attention to all the new movies you need to get through a jam-packed fall movie-going season. Check back every day for a new look at the best the season has to offer, and clear your schedule, because we’re going to fill it right up.
“The Light Between Oceans,” September 2
Derek Cianfrance’s sweet spot is relationship dramas that don’t balk at showing just how damn hard it can be to love someone and to sustain that love (hi, “Blue Valentine”), and with his big screen adaptation of the bestselling novel of the same name, he takes those interests and skills right to a post-World War I landscape tailormade for a sweeping,...
“The Light Between Oceans,” September 2
Derek Cianfrance’s sweet spot is relationship dramas that don’t balk at showing just how damn hard it can be to love someone and to sustain that love (hi, “Blue Valentine”), and with his big screen adaptation of the bestselling novel of the same name, he takes those interests and skills right to a post-World War I landscape tailormade for a sweeping,...
- 8/15/2016
- by Kate Erbland, Chris O'Falt, Zack Sharf, Steve Greene, David Ehrlich, Anne Thompson and Graham Winfrey
- Indiewire
From Smashing Pumpkins to smashing punks, Billy Corgan plans to make an impact. The frontman and lead vocalist for the popular alternative rock band has been named President of Impact Ventures. Related: More Than 50 Wrestlers File Class Action Lawsuit Against WWE Corgan, a long-time wrestling fan, was formerly the Senior Producer of Creative and […]...
- 8/12/2016
- by Shakiel Mahjouri
- ET Canada
Huge news for Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan ... who's just been named the President of a major pro wrestling organization. Impact Ventures -- which oversees Impact and Tna pro wrestling -- just announced that Corgan has been appointed President ... and will lead day-to-day operations. "Billy is a visionary, an iconic artist and savvy businessman with an incredibly gifted creative mind," Impact chairman Dixie Carter said. "In working with Billy over the last 16 months, he has...
- 8/12/2016
- by TMZ Staff
- TMZ
Shock talks to legendary rock guitarist and composer James Iha about scoring his first (hopefully not last!) lesbo-vamp horror movie. The only thing stranger than a Lifetime Channel remake of a “classic” Lifetime thriller film produced by and starring actor-turned-everything James Franco, re-imagined as a lesbian vampire horror movie, is a Lifetime Channel remake of…
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- 6/18/2016
- by Chris Alexander
- shocktillyoudrop.com
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This month, Brooklyn plays home to the annual BAMCinemaFest, featuring both some tried and true festival favorites (imagine if Sundance just happened to take place in New York City in the summer) and some brand-new standouts. Here’s the best of what’s on offer, as curated and culled by the IndieWire film team.
“Little Men” New York City-centric filmmaker Ira Sachs has long used his keen observational eye to track the worlds of the city’s adult denizens with features like “Love is Strange” and “Keep the Lights On,” but he’s going for a younger set of stars (and troubles) in his moving new feature, “Little Men.” The new film debuted at Sundance earlier this year, where it pulled plenty of heartstrings (including mine) with its gentle, deeply human story of two seemingly different young teens (Theo Taplitz as the worldly Jake, Michael Barbieri as the more rough and tumble Tony) who quickly bond when one of them moves into the other’s Brooklyn neighborhood. Jake and Tony become fast friends, but their relationship is threatened by drama brewing between their parents, as Jake’s parents own the small store that Tony’s mom operates below the family’s apartment.When Jake’s parents (Greg Kinnear and Jennifer Ehle) are bothered by looming money troubles, they turn to Tony’s mom (Paulina García) and ask her to pay a higher rent, a seemingly reasonable query that has heart-breaking consequences for both families and both boys. It’s a small story that hits hard, thanks to wonderful performances and the kind of emotion that’s hard to fake. – Kate Erbland “Kate Plays Christine”
It’s usually easy enough to find common themes cropping up at various film festivals, but few people could have anticipated that this year’s Sundance would play home to two stories about Christine Chubbuck, a tragic tale that had been previously unknown by most of the population (the other Chubbuck story to crop up at Sundance was Antonio Campos’ closely observed narrative “Christine,” a winner in its own right). In 1974, Chubbuck — a television reporter for a local Sarasota, Florida TV station — killed herself live on air after a series of disappointing events and a lifetime of mental unhappiness. Robert Greene’s “Kate Plays Christine” takes an ambitious angle on Chubbuck’s story, mixing fact and fiction to present a story of an actress (Kate Lyn Sheil) grappling with her preparations to play Chubbuck in a narrative feature that doesn’t exist. Sheil is tasked with playing a mostly real version of herself, a heightened version of herself as the story winds on and even Chubbuck in a series of re-enactments. The concept is complex, but it pays off, and “Kate Plays Christine” is easily one of the year’s most ambitious and fascinating documentaries. – Ke
“Suited”
This eye-opening documentary focuses on Brooklyn-based tailoring company Bindle & Keep, which designs clothes for transgender and gender fluid clients. Produced by Lena Dunham and her “Girls” producer Jenni Konner, the HBO Documentary looks at fashion through the eyes of several people across the gender identity spectrum, including a transitioning teen in need of a suit for his Bar Mitzvah and a transgender man buying a tuxedo for his wedding. The film has a deep personal connection to Dunham, whose gender nonconforming sister Grace has been a vocal activist within the transgender community. “Suited” is the first solo-directing effort from Jason Benjamin, who previously co-directed the 2002 documentary “Carnival Roots,” about Trinidad & Tobago’s annual music festival. – Graham Winfrey
“Wiener-Dog”
Todd Solondz’s first directorial effort since 2011’s “Dark Horse” is literally about an animal this time. “Wiener-Dog” follows a dachshund that goes from one strange owner to the next, serving as a central character in four stories that bring out the pointlessness of human existence. The offbeat comedy’s stellar cast includes Greta Gerwig, Danny DeVito, Julie Delpy and “Girls’” Zosia Mamet. Amazon nabbed all domestic media rights to the film at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, while IFC Films is handling the theatrical release. Financed by Megan Ellison’s Annapurna Pictures and produced by Christine Vachon’s Killer Films, the film marked Solondz’s first movie to play at Sundance since 1995’s “Welcome to the Dollhouse.” – Gw
“Last Night at the Alamo”
Eagle Pennell has become lost to film history, despite making two of the most important films of the modern indie era. His 1978 film “The Whole Shootin’ Match” inspired Robert Redford to start Sundance and his 1984 classic “Last Night at the Alamo” has been championed by Tarantino and Linklater, who along with IFC Films and SXSW founder Louis Black is responsible for the restoration that will be playing at Bam. “Alamo,” which tells the story of a cowboy’s last ditch effort to save a local watering hole, is credited for having given birth to the Austin film scene and for laying the groundwork for the rebirth of the American indie that came later in the decade. Pennell’s career was cut short by alcoholism, but “Alamo” stands tribute to his incredible talent, pioneering spirit and the influence he’s had on so many great filmmakers. – Chris O’Falt
Read More: Indie Legend Who Inspired Sundance, ‘Reservoir Dogs’ And More Will Have Classic Films Restored
“Author: The J.T. LeRoy Story”
J.T. Leroy was an literary and pop culture sensation, until it was revealed that the HIV-positive, ex-male-prostitute teenage author was actually the creation of a 40 year old mother by the name Laura Albert. Jeff Feuerzeig’s documentary, starring Albert and featuring her recorded phone calls from the hoax, is the best yarn of 2016. You will not believe the twist-and-turns of the behind the scenes story of how Albert pulled off the hoax and cultivated close relationships (with her sister-in-law posing at Jt) with celebrities like filmmaker Gus Van Sant and Smashing Pumpkins’ Bill Corgan, both of whom play key supporting roles in this stranger-than-fiction film. Trust us, “Author” will be one of the most entertaining films you see this summer. – Co
“Dark Night”
Loosely based on the 2012 shooting in Aurora, Colorado during a multiplex screening of “The Dark Knight,” Tim Sutton’s elegantly designed “Dark Night” contains a fascinating, enigmatic agenda. In its opening moments, Maica Armata’s mournful score plays out as we watch a traumatized face lit up by the red-blue glow of a nearby police car. Mirroring the media image of tragedy divorced from the lives affected by it, the ensuing movie fills in those details. Like Gus Van Sant’s “Elephant,” Sutton’s ambitious project dissects the moments surrounding the infamous event with a perceptive eye that avoids passing judgement. While some viewers may find this disaffected approach infuriating — the divisive Sundance reaction suggested as much — there’s no doubting the topicality of Sutton’s technique, which delves into the malaise of daily lives that surrounds every horrific event of this type with a keen eye. It may not change the gun control debate, but it adds a gorgeous and provocative footnote to the conversation. – Eric Kohn
“A Stray”
Musa Syeed’s tender look at a Somali refugee community in Minneapolis puts a human face on the immigration crisis through the exploits of Adan (Barkhad Abdirahman), a young man adrift in his solitary world. Kicked out by his mother and unwelcome at the local mosque where he tries to crash, Adan meets his only source of companionship in a stray dog he finds wandering the streets. Alternating between social outings and job prospects, Adan’s struggles never strain credibility, even when an FBI agent tries to wrestle control of his situation to turn him into a spy. Shot with near-documentary realism, Syed’s insightful portrait of his forlorn character’s life recalls the earlier films of Ramin Bahrani (“Man Push Cart,” “Chop Shop”), which also capture an oft-ignored side of modern America. With immigration stories all too frequently coopted for political fuel, “A Stray” provides a refreshingly intimate alternative, which should appeal to audiences curious about the bigger picture — or those who can relate to it. – Ek
“Goat”
After making a blistering impression at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year, Andrew Neel’s fraternity psychodrama “Goat” comes to Bam with great acclaim and sky high anticipation. Starring breakout Ben Schnetzer and Nick Jonas, the film centers around a 19-year-old college student who pledges the same fraternity as his older brother, only to realize the world of hazing and endless parties is darker than he could ever imagine. In lesser hands, “Goat” would be a one-note takedown of hedonistic bro culture, but Neel’s slick direction brings you to the core of animalistic behavior and forces you to weigh the clashing egos of masculinity. By cutting underneath the layers of machismo, Neel creates a drama of insecurities buried beneath the war between predator and prey. It’s an intense and intelligent study of a world the movies have always been obsessed with. – Zack Sharf
Read More: Sundance: How Robert Greene and Kate Lyn Sheil Made the Festival’s Most Fascinating Documentary
“The Childhood of a Leader”
Brady Corbet has been one of the most reliable supporting actors in films like “Funny Games,” “Force Majeure,” “Clouds of Sils Maria” and more, and he even broke through as a lead in the great indie “Simon Killer,” but it turns out Corbet’s real skills are behind the camera. In his directorial debut, “The Childhood of a Leader,” the actor creates an unnerving period psychodrama that evokes shades of “The Omen” by way of Hitchcock. Set in Europe after Wwi, the movie follows a young boy as he develops a terrifying ego after witnessing the creation of the Treaty of Versailles. Cast members Robert Pattinson and Berenice Bejo deliver reliably strong turns, but it’s Corbet’s impressive control that makes the film a tightly-wound skin-crawler. His ambition is alive in every frame and detail, resulting in a commanding debut that announces him as a major filmmaker to watch. – Zs
“The Love Witch”
Meet your new obsession: A spellbinding homage to old pulp paperbacks and the Technicolor melodramas of the 1960s, Anna Biller’s “The Love Witch” is a throwback that’s told with the kind of perverse conviction and studied expertise that would make Quentin Tarantino blush. Shot in velvety 35mm, the film follows a beautiful, sociopathic, love-starved young witch named Elaine (Samantha Robinson, absolutely unforgettable in a demented breakthrough performance) as she blows into a coastal Californian town in desperate search of a replacement for her dead husband. Sex, death, Satanic rituals, God-level costume design, and cinema’s greatest tampon joke ensue, as Biller spins an arch but hyper-sincere story about the true price of patriarchy. – David Ehrlich
“Morris From America”
Coming-of-age movies are a dime a dozen (and the going rate is even cheaper at Sundance), but Chad Hartigan’s absurdly charming follow-up to “This Is Martin Bonner” puts a fresh spin on a tired genre. Played by lovable newcomer Markees Christmas, Morris is a 13-year-old New Yorker who’s forced to move to the suburbs of Germany when his widower dad (a note-perfect Craig Robinson) accepts a job as the coach of a Heidelberg soccer team. It’s tough being a teen, but Morris — as the only black kid in a foreign town that still has one foot stuck in the old world — has it way harder than most. But there’s a whole lot of joy here, as Hartigan’s sweet and sensitive fish out of water story leverages a handful of killer performances into a great little movie about becoming your own man. – De
BAMCinemaFest 2016 runs from June 15 – 26.
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Related storiesChristine Chubbuck: Video Exists of Reporter's On-Air Suicide That Inspired Two Sundance Films'Wiener-Dog' Trailer: Greta Gerwig Befriends a Dachshund in Todd Solondz's Dark Sundance Comedy'Little Men,' 'Wiener-Dog' and More Set for BAMcinemaFest 2016 -- Indiewire's Tuesday Rundown...
“Little Men” New York City-centric filmmaker Ira Sachs has long used his keen observational eye to track the worlds of the city’s adult denizens with features like “Love is Strange” and “Keep the Lights On,” but he’s going for a younger set of stars (and troubles) in his moving new feature, “Little Men.” The new film debuted at Sundance earlier this year, where it pulled plenty of heartstrings (including mine) with its gentle, deeply human story of two seemingly different young teens (Theo Taplitz as the worldly Jake, Michael Barbieri as the more rough and tumble Tony) who quickly bond when one of them moves into the other’s Brooklyn neighborhood. Jake and Tony become fast friends, but their relationship is threatened by drama brewing between their parents, as Jake’s parents own the small store that Tony’s mom operates below the family’s apartment.When Jake’s parents (Greg Kinnear and Jennifer Ehle) are bothered by looming money troubles, they turn to Tony’s mom (Paulina García) and ask her to pay a higher rent, a seemingly reasonable query that has heart-breaking consequences for both families and both boys. It’s a small story that hits hard, thanks to wonderful performances and the kind of emotion that’s hard to fake. – Kate Erbland “Kate Plays Christine”
It’s usually easy enough to find common themes cropping up at various film festivals, but few people could have anticipated that this year’s Sundance would play home to two stories about Christine Chubbuck, a tragic tale that had been previously unknown by most of the population (the other Chubbuck story to crop up at Sundance was Antonio Campos’ closely observed narrative “Christine,” a winner in its own right). In 1974, Chubbuck — a television reporter for a local Sarasota, Florida TV station — killed herself live on air after a series of disappointing events and a lifetime of mental unhappiness. Robert Greene’s “Kate Plays Christine” takes an ambitious angle on Chubbuck’s story, mixing fact and fiction to present a story of an actress (Kate Lyn Sheil) grappling with her preparations to play Chubbuck in a narrative feature that doesn’t exist. Sheil is tasked with playing a mostly real version of herself, a heightened version of herself as the story winds on and even Chubbuck in a series of re-enactments. The concept is complex, but it pays off, and “Kate Plays Christine” is easily one of the year’s most ambitious and fascinating documentaries. – Ke
“Suited”
This eye-opening documentary focuses on Brooklyn-based tailoring company Bindle & Keep, which designs clothes for transgender and gender fluid clients. Produced by Lena Dunham and her “Girls” producer Jenni Konner, the HBO Documentary looks at fashion through the eyes of several people across the gender identity spectrum, including a transitioning teen in need of a suit for his Bar Mitzvah and a transgender man buying a tuxedo for his wedding. The film has a deep personal connection to Dunham, whose gender nonconforming sister Grace has been a vocal activist within the transgender community. “Suited” is the first solo-directing effort from Jason Benjamin, who previously co-directed the 2002 documentary “Carnival Roots,” about Trinidad & Tobago’s annual music festival. – Graham Winfrey
“Wiener-Dog”
Todd Solondz’s first directorial effort since 2011’s “Dark Horse” is literally about an animal this time. “Wiener-Dog” follows a dachshund that goes from one strange owner to the next, serving as a central character in four stories that bring out the pointlessness of human existence. The offbeat comedy’s stellar cast includes Greta Gerwig, Danny DeVito, Julie Delpy and “Girls’” Zosia Mamet. Amazon nabbed all domestic media rights to the film at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, while IFC Films is handling the theatrical release. Financed by Megan Ellison’s Annapurna Pictures and produced by Christine Vachon’s Killer Films, the film marked Solondz’s first movie to play at Sundance since 1995’s “Welcome to the Dollhouse.” – Gw
“Last Night at the Alamo”
Eagle Pennell has become lost to film history, despite making two of the most important films of the modern indie era. His 1978 film “The Whole Shootin’ Match” inspired Robert Redford to start Sundance and his 1984 classic “Last Night at the Alamo” has been championed by Tarantino and Linklater, who along with IFC Films and SXSW founder Louis Black is responsible for the restoration that will be playing at Bam. “Alamo,” which tells the story of a cowboy’s last ditch effort to save a local watering hole, is credited for having given birth to the Austin film scene and for laying the groundwork for the rebirth of the American indie that came later in the decade. Pennell’s career was cut short by alcoholism, but “Alamo” stands tribute to his incredible talent, pioneering spirit and the influence he’s had on so many great filmmakers. – Chris O’Falt
Read More: Indie Legend Who Inspired Sundance, ‘Reservoir Dogs’ And More Will Have Classic Films Restored
“Author: The J.T. LeRoy Story”
J.T. Leroy was an literary and pop culture sensation, until it was revealed that the HIV-positive, ex-male-prostitute teenage author was actually the creation of a 40 year old mother by the name Laura Albert. Jeff Feuerzeig’s documentary, starring Albert and featuring her recorded phone calls from the hoax, is the best yarn of 2016. You will not believe the twist-and-turns of the behind the scenes story of how Albert pulled off the hoax and cultivated close relationships (with her sister-in-law posing at Jt) with celebrities like filmmaker Gus Van Sant and Smashing Pumpkins’ Bill Corgan, both of whom play key supporting roles in this stranger-than-fiction film. Trust us, “Author” will be one of the most entertaining films you see this summer. – Co
“Dark Night”
Loosely based on the 2012 shooting in Aurora, Colorado during a multiplex screening of “The Dark Knight,” Tim Sutton’s elegantly designed “Dark Night” contains a fascinating, enigmatic agenda. In its opening moments, Maica Armata’s mournful score plays out as we watch a traumatized face lit up by the red-blue glow of a nearby police car. Mirroring the media image of tragedy divorced from the lives affected by it, the ensuing movie fills in those details. Like Gus Van Sant’s “Elephant,” Sutton’s ambitious project dissects the moments surrounding the infamous event with a perceptive eye that avoids passing judgement. While some viewers may find this disaffected approach infuriating — the divisive Sundance reaction suggested as much — there’s no doubting the topicality of Sutton’s technique, which delves into the malaise of daily lives that surrounds every horrific event of this type with a keen eye. It may not change the gun control debate, but it adds a gorgeous and provocative footnote to the conversation. – Eric Kohn
“A Stray”
Musa Syeed’s tender look at a Somali refugee community in Minneapolis puts a human face on the immigration crisis through the exploits of Adan (Barkhad Abdirahman), a young man adrift in his solitary world. Kicked out by his mother and unwelcome at the local mosque where he tries to crash, Adan meets his only source of companionship in a stray dog he finds wandering the streets. Alternating between social outings and job prospects, Adan’s struggles never strain credibility, even when an FBI agent tries to wrestle control of his situation to turn him into a spy. Shot with near-documentary realism, Syed’s insightful portrait of his forlorn character’s life recalls the earlier films of Ramin Bahrani (“Man Push Cart,” “Chop Shop”), which also capture an oft-ignored side of modern America. With immigration stories all too frequently coopted for political fuel, “A Stray” provides a refreshingly intimate alternative, which should appeal to audiences curious about the bigger picture — or those who can relate to it. – Ek
“Goat”
After making a blistering impression at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year, Andrew Neel’s fraternity psychodrama “Goat” comes to Bam with great acclaim and sky high anticipation. Starring breakout Ben Schnetzer and Nick Jonas, the film centers around a 19-year-old college student who pledges the same fraternity as his older brother, only to realize the world of hazing and endless parties is darker than he could ever imagine. In lesser hands, “Goat” would be a one-note takedown of hedonistic bro culture, but Neel’s slick direction brings you to the core of animalistic behavior and forces you to weigh the clashing egos of masculinity. By cutting underneath the layers of machismo, Neel creates a drama of insecurities buried beneath the war between predator and prey. It’s an intense and intelligent study of a world the movies have always been obsessed with. – Zack Sharf
Read More: Sundance: How Robert Greene and Kate Lyn Sheil Made the Festival’s Most Fascinating Documentary
“The Childhood of a Leader”
Brady Corbet has been one of the most reliable supporting actors in films like “Funny Games,” “Force Majeure,” “Clouds of Sils Maria” and more, and he even broke through as a lead in the great indie “Simon Killer,” but it turns out Corbet’s real skills are behind the camera. In his directorial debut, “The Childhood of a Leader,” the actor creates an unnerving period psychodrama that evokes shades of “The Omen” by way of Hitchcock. Set in Europe after Wwi, the movie follows a young boy as he develops a terrifying ego after witnessing the creation of the Treaty of Versailles. Cast members Robert Pattinson and Berenice Bejo deliver reliably strong turns, but it’s Corbet’s impressive control that makes the film a tightly-wound skin-crawler. His ambition is alive in every frame and detail, resulting in a commanding debut that announces him as a major filmmaker to watch. – Zs
“The Love Witch”
Meet your new obsession: A spellbinding homage to old pulp paperbacks and the Technicolor melodramas of the 1960s, Anna Biller’s “The Love Witch” is a throwback that’s told with the kind of perverse conviction and studied expertise that would make Quentin Tarantino blush. Shot in velvety 35mm, the film follows a beautiful, sociopathic, love-starved young witch named Elaine (Samantha Robinson, absolutely unforgettable in a demented breakthrough performance) as she blows into a coastal Californian town in desperate search of a replacement for her dead husband. Sex, death, Satanic rituals, God-level costume design, and cinema’s greatest tampon joke ensue, as Biller spins an arch but hyper-sincere story about the true price of patriarchy. – David Ehrlich
“Morris From America”
Coming-of-age movies are a dime a dozen (and the going rate is even cheaper at Sundance), but Chad Hartigan’s absurdly charming follow-up to “This Is Martin Bonner” puts a fresh spin on a tired genre. Played by lovable newcomer Markees Christmas, Morris is a 13-year-old New Yorker who’s forced to move to the suburbs of Germany when his widower dad (a note-perfect Craig Robinson) accepts a job as the coach of a Heidelberg soccer team. It’s tough being a teen, but Morris — as the only black kid in a foreign town that still has one foot stuck in the old world — has it way harder than most. But there’s a whole lot of joy here, as Hartigan’s sweet and sensitive fish out of water story leverages a handful of killer performances into a great little movie about becoming your own man. – De
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Related storiesChristine Chubbuck: Video Exists of Reporter's On-Air Suicide That Inspired Two Sundance Films'Wiener-Dog' Trailer: Greta Gerwig Befriends a Dachshund in Todd Solondz's Dark Sundance Comedy'Little Men,' 'Wiener-Dog' and More Set for BAMcinemaFest 2016 -- Indiewire's Tuesday Rundown...
- 6/13/2016
- by Kate Erbland, Eric Kohn, David Ehrlich, Zack Sharf, Chris O'Falt and Graham Winfrey
- Indiewire
This spring, former Smashing Pumpkins‘ guitarist James Iha made headlines when he rejoined frontman Billy Corgan, with the pair playing songs together from the iconic ’90s band for the first time in years. It was a nostalgic reunion, but for Iha, it was another gig in a very busy 2016. The musician has a batch […]
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The post Exclusive: 2 Tracks By Smashing Pumpkins Guitarist James Iha For James Franco’s ‘Mother, May I Sleep with Danger?’ appeared first on The Playlist.
- 6/13/2016
- by Edward Davis
- The Playlist
James Iha is the co-founder and hard-driving guitarist of alternative rock band The Smashing Pumpkins, and he enjoyed the big rock star life before he left the group to pursue his own endeavors. Lately he’s been sequestered in his studio… Continue Reading →
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The post Exclusive: James Iha Talks Scoring Mother, May I Sleep with Danger? appeared first on Dread Central.
- 6/1/2016
- by Staci Layne Wilson
- DreadCentral.com
Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan had a lot to say about Bernie Sanders and what he calls “social justice warriors” in a recent interview. Billy Corgan On Sanders & ‘SJWs’ Corgan weighed in on the state of the 2016 presidential election while a guest on a radio show hosted by Alex Jones, a known conspiracy […]
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The post Billy Corgan Goes After Bernie Sanders And ‘Social Justice Warriors’ appeared first on uInterview.
- 5/13/2016
- by Chelsea Regan
- Uinterview
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Two decades ago, X-Files composer Mark Snow produced a compilation dubbed Songs in the Key of X: Music From and Inspired by the X-Files that included tunes by Nick Cave, Elvis Costello, P.M. Dawn and William S. Burroughs with R.E.M., among others. It also contained a cover of Gary Numan's echoey, new-wavey "Down in the Park" by some alt-rock upstarts calling themselves Foo Fighters, whose frontman was an X-Files megafan. That same year, he got the chance to appear on the show.
"Dave Grohl was a big fan of the show,...
"Dave Grohl was a big fan of the show,...
- 2/22/2016
- Rollingstone.com
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Billy Corgan is embarking on a cross-country road trip to film a documentary about America and potentially dredge up material for a new album.
The Smashing Pumpkins frontman outlined the project in a note on his website, People and Their Cars, which will wind its way from Frank Capra's Mr. Smith Goes to Washington to the "wastefulness and common cruelty" of the contemporary West to his own desire to reclaim the truth by exploring America's past.
To complete the project, Corgan is asking fans for suggestions on where he...
The Smashing Pumpkins frontman outlined the project in a note on his website, People and Their Cars, which will wind its way from Frank Capra's Mr. Smith Goes to Washington to the "wastefulness and common cruelty" of the contemporary West to his own desire to reclaim the truth by exploring America's past.
To complete the project, Corgan is asking fans for suggestions on where he...
- 2/4/2016
- Rollingstone.com
The Smashing Pumpkins will hit the road again in 2016, playing 20 gigs across the country. Smashing Pumpkins Tour Smashing Pumpkins announced the 2016 tour – an extension of last year’s short In Plainsong tour – on the band website Monday. Like the previous stops, the gigs are billed as “acoustic-electro” evenings. Get Smashing Pumpkin […]
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- 2/2/2016
- by Chelsea Regan
- Uinterview
[[tmz:video id="0_0jd17ani"]] This is a very cool video ... Billy Corgan says the days of misogyny in pro wrestling should be Over -- because women are badass and smart and awesome ... and it's time for them to be portrayed that way in the sport he loves. The Smashing Pumpkins frontman is now an executive at Tna pro wrestling -- and in this great clip we shot at Lax, he not only explains how he got into the business,...
- 1/22/2016
- by TMZ Staff
- TMZ
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Billy Corgan and Scott Weiland, who died Thursday night, were often pit against both each other and the alt-rock greats of the early '90s. Now the Smashing Pumpkins front man is paying his respects to the late Stone Temple Pilots singer with a heartfelt, personal message posted on his band's website Friday. In it, he shares his memories of Stp and names Weiland one of "the great voices of our generation." Read the full tribute below:Having just woken to the news of this passing, I feel compelled to put pen to paper and pay my respects to Scott. And in that I will not pretend to know more than I know, or add some sad homily to how he loved his life. At least in that, may I now say he is undoubtably in the arms of grace and eternal love. May I also offer my humble condolences to...
- 12/4/2015
- by Dee Lockett
- Vulture
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“Scaramouch, Scaramouch will you do the Fandango?” 40 years ago today, Queen’s iconic-status-bound single “Bohemian Rhapsody” was released in the U.S. The tempo-shifting song jumps from power ballad to operatic to heavy rock and sounded not quite like anything else on the radio, clocking in at nearly six minutes. Record companies thought it would never get airplay. But it became an unconventional hit, scoring Queen their first number one single in the U.K. It reached the top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 in the U.S. The stateside release followed an October 1975 debut in the U.K. American radio Rko managed to get a copy of the tape and started to play it in across their network, which forced the hand of Queen’s U.S. label to release the song in its entirety. The song has been covered and parodied by many artists, The Muppets’, Pink’s and Panic!
- 12/2/2015
- by Emily Rome
- Hitfix
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Late last year, the Smashing Pumpkins released what could be considered one of the more concise entries in their extensive catalogue, Monuments to an Elegy. Though Billy Corgan and Co. will forever make guitar music with an alt-rock stamp on it, this new set incorporated more elements of synth-pop, particularly on the late single "Run2Me." While the song may feel like new territory for the long-running act, its video feels exactly like what you want from a Smashing Pumpkins video: dark, cinematic, inspired, and simply the sort of thing that sticks in your memory. Today Vulture is pleased to premiere the clip, which was directed by longtime Corgan collaborator Linda Strawberry. She tells us that the song — full of longing — made her think of the tarot card the Magician, as both relate to the alchemy of fear within a relationship. "The girl in the video is both enlightened...
- 10/22/2015
- by Jillian Mapes
- Vulture
Self-titled selfie inventor Tila Tequila entered the Celebrity Big Brother house on Thursday alongside five fellow Us celebrity compatriots, only to be dramatically ejected from the house within 24 hours after producers learned she'd posted messages about Nazism on social media in 2013.
Tequila has since apologised for her "irresponsible" comments, but maybe the Channel 5 show's producers should read Digital Spy a bit more carefully in the future to avoid any more surprises!
But despite posting the controversial blog article, a childhood of eating cockroaches, and her suggestion that she influenced the invention of Instagram - what else do you need to know about the pocket-sized star?
She made Playboy history
Tila Tequila's foray in the entertainment industry began when was discovered by a Playboy scout (yes, such a job exists) at a shopping mall in Texas when she was 19. She later made Playboy history when she became the first Asian Cyber Girl of the Month.
Tequila has since apologised for her "irresponsible" comments, but maybe the Channel 5 show's producers should read Digital Spy a bit more carefully in the future to avoid any more surprises!
But despite posting the controversial blog article, a childhood of eating cockroaches, and her suggestion that she influenced the invention of Instagram - what else do you need to know about the pocket-sized star?
She made Playboy history
Tila Tequila's foray in the entertainment industry began when was discovered by a Playboy scout (yes, such a job exists) at a shopping mall in Texas when she was 19. She later made Playboy history when she became the first Asian Cyber Girl of the Month.
- 8/29/2015
- Digital Spy
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Let Me Make You a Martyr, the upcoming, harrowing new crime movie about an abusive father, is set to reunite Sons of Anarchy's Mark Boone Junior with shock rocker and erstwhile Sons actor Marilyn Manson. While the film won't arrive until next year, check out an exclusive trailer featuring Manson as a Native American hit man.
Boone plays Larry Glass, a character whom the movie's producers describe as "a drug dealer, pimp and all-around scumbag," who hires Manson's character Pope, a hit man (or "bogeyman," as Manson describes it...
Boone plays Larry Glass, a character whom the movie's producers describe as "a drug dealer, pimp and all-around scumbag," who hires Manson's character Pope, a hit man (or "bogeyman," as Manson describes it...
- 8/12/2015
- Rollingstone.com
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From a rat in a cage to the House of Mouse! Smashing Pumpkins rocker Billy Corgan took his Mellon Collie self to the Happiest Place on Earth, aka Disneyland, where he traveled back in time to the Wild, Wild West of the 19th century. The "Being Beige" singer, 48, was photographed front and center on the park's Big Thunder Mountain Railroad ride in Frontierland on Thursday, July 23. Seated in the first row behind the locomotive, Corgan squinted in the sun as he white-knuckle gripped the safety [...]...
- 7/24/2015
- Us Weekly
Henry Rollins appears as a cross-country coach in A History of Radness, which stamps the show with a mark of musical authenticity, even though he doesn't play a lick of music. Rollins has been acting for more than 20 years, but he made his first mark in the entertainment business as the singer for punk band Black Flag starting in 1980, a roaring cauldron of youth, anger, fire, and energy. A History of Radness revolves around a band that is far too mild to bear comparison with Black Flag, but for all its quiet-spoken calm, it's still a show that is all about being authentic to one's own feelings. (And for Smashing Pumpkins fans, it features a musical score by James Iha.) Twin siblings Tessie...
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- 7/22/2015
- Screen Anarchy
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Amazon's new original children's show, A History of Radness, follows twin middle-schoolers Jack (Isaak Presley) and Tessie (Marlhy Murphy) as they form a rock band and the pilot episode, written by Andrew Green (Hannah Montana), is available to stream for free.
The series features impressive music credentials: Former Smashing Pumpkins guitarist James Iha composed the score; Dan Reynolds (Imagine Dragons) and Bethany Cosentino (Best Coast) narrate the episodes and rock legend Henry Rollins delivers a funny cameo in the pilot as a bizarre cross-country coach.
The first episode follows the...
The series features impressive music credentials: Former Smashing Pumpkins guitarist James Iha composed the score; Dan Reynolds (Imagine Dragons) and Bethany Cosentino (Best Coast) narrate the episodes and rock legend Henry Rollins delivers a funny cameo in the pilot as a bizarre cross-country coach.
The first episode follows the...
- 7/20/2015
- Rollingstone.com
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In the wake of the "Blurred Lines" verdict, some musicians have become gun-shy about songs that could be interpreted as more than just influenced by other artists. Sam Smith had to share songwriting credit and royalties with Tom Petty for his hit "Stay With Me," and Mark Ronson had to cough up cash to the Gap Band for the ubiquitous "Uptown Funk." But in both those cases, each artist was first accused of cribbing another artist's work before conceding credit. Now songwriters like Miguel are taking preventive measures to avoid that same fate. For the song "Leaves," off his new album Wildheart, Miguel gives songwriting credit to Billy Corgan, explaining that it felt "reminiscent" of the Smashing Pumpkins' "1979": The guitar riff just came to me in such a subconscious way, the song literally wrote itself in minutes … It was kind of reminiscent of "1979." I was a fan...
- 7/15/2015
- by Dee Lockett
- Vulture
This week, we’ve got an insane amount of horror and sci-fi home entertainment choices getting released on Tuesday, including the latest from Scream Factory, Stigmata, and Kino Lorber is bringing us another Mario Bava cult classic to high-def in the form of Evil Ey,e and the recent horror comedy Zombeavers is looking to make a splash on DVD as well.
Anchor Bay is also unleashing The Vatican Exorcisms on May 19th and Olive Films is bringing a double dose of classic terror to Blu-ray with their releases of Peter Benchley’s Creature and It! The Terror from Outer Space. Indie horror fans have a ton of titles this week arriving on DVD to choose from and we’ve also got new high-def releases for both Poltergeist sequels and Terminator 2: Judgment Day too.
Evil Eye- Featuring The Girl Who Knew Too Much (Kino Lorber, Blu-ray & DVD)
While vacationing in Italy,...
Anchor Bay is also unleashing The Vatican Exorcisms on May 19th and Olive Films is bringing a double dose of classic terror to Blu-ray with their releases of Peter Benchley’s Creature and It! The Terror from Outer Space. Indie horror fans have a ton of titles this week arriving on DVD to choose from and we’ve also got new high-def releases for both Poltergeist sequels and Terminator 2: Judgment Day too.
Evil Eye- Featuring The Girl Who Knew Too Much (Kino Lorber, Blu-ray & DVD)
While vacationing in Italy,...
- 5/19/2015
- by Heather Wixson
- DailyDead
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Henry Rollins, who once encouraged disenfranchised youth to "Spray Paint (The Walls)" and throw TV parties, may seem like an unlikely choice to be cast in a children's show, but that's not stopping producers from recruiting the Black Flag singer to guest star in a potential new Amazon series called A History of Radness. Rollins isn't the only big-name rocker that Radness has added: Former Smashing Pumpkins guitarist James Iha will score the series, while Best Coast's Bethany Cosentino and Imagine Dragons' Dan Reynolds are set to provide narration.
- 5/11/2015
- Rollingstone.com
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Marilyn Manson and the Smashing Pumpkins have teamed for a tour. Dubbed The End Times Tour, the outing has these hardworking stalwarts from the 1990s and beyond co-headlining starting at the beginning of July. Tickets go on sale April 3 and dates are below. 7/7/2015 Concord, CA @ Concord Pavilion 7/9/2015 Irvine, CA @ Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre 7/10/2015 Las Vegas, Nv @ The Joint at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino 7/11/2015 Phoenix, Az @ Comerica Theatre 7/13/2015 Morrison, Co @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre 7/15/2015 Dallas, TX @ Gexa Energy Pavilion 7/16/2015 Houston, TX @ Nrg Arena 7/18/2015 San Antonio, TX @ Freeman Coliseum 7/19/2015 Austin, TX @ Austin City Limits Live 7/20/2015 New Orleans, La @ Bold Sphere Music at Champions Square 7/22/2015 Miami, Fl @ Bayfront Park Amphitheatre 7/24/2015 Tampa, Fl @ Midflorida Credit Union Amphitheatre at the Fl State Fairgrounds 7/25/2015 Atlanta, Ga @ Aaron's Amphitheatre at Lakewood 7/26/2015 Raleigh, Nc @ Red Hat Amphitheater 7/28/2015 Boston, Ma @ Blue Hills Bank Pavilion 7/29/2015 Holmdel, NJ @ Pnc Bank Arts Center 7/31/2015 Wantagh, NY @ Nikon at Jones Beach Theater 8/1/2015 Mashantucket, Ct @ Foxwoods Resort Casino 8/2/2015 Camden,...
- 3/31/2015
- by Katie Hasty
- Hitfix
Hungry for the delectable and deadly atmosphere of Michael Dougherty's Trick ’r Treat following the announcement last week that Legendary comics is releasing graphic novels of Trick ’r Treat and the upcoming Krampus? If so, then you might dig Cavity Colors' Cakepop Sam print, the latest addition to their Deadly Desserts line. The print depicts the creepy creature from Trick ’r Treat as a cake pop that's a festive feast for the eyes. Also featured in our latest round-up are details on the Kickstarter campaign for world-renowned special effects master Hiroshi Katagiri's debut film, Gehenna – Where Death Lives, as well as release details on Scream Factory's Blu-ray of the Patricia Arquette-starring possession film, Stigmata.
Cake Pop Sam Print: Cavity Colors' "Cakepop Sam" print is now available to purchase for $15.00:
"Signed by Aaron Crawford High quality 8 x 10 inch Giclee Print Printed with Archival Inks on Acid Free...
Cake Pop Sam Print: Cavity Colors' "Cakepop Sam" print is now available to purchase for $15.00:
"Signed by Aaron Crawford High quality 8 x 10 inch Giclee Print Printed with Archival Inks on Acid Free...
- 3/24/2015
- by Derek Anderson
- DailyDead
A lost soul has just received the wounds of Christ… and a shocking message that will alter history. Featuring performances from Patricia Arquette (TV’s Medium, Boyhood) and Gabriel Byrne (The Usual Suspects) with a cutting -edge score by Billy Corgan of The Smashing Pumpkins and Elia Cmiral, the visceral thriller Stigmata will make its blu-ray debut May 19th, 2015 courtesy of Scream Factory. Stigmata comes loaded with bonus features, including the featurettes Incredible But … Continue reading →
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- 3/19/2015
- by Horrornews.net
- Horror News
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