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Thursday, July 24, 2014 at 10:13AM Towleroad The Imitation Game (we just discussed the trailer) isn't the only Alan Turing focused artwork in the ether. The Pet Shop Boys just debuted their opera Breaking the Code (yes, opera) about the man.
Theater Mania there's a stage adaptation of Shakespeare in Love in the West End. Here's a review
Vulture interviews True Blood's Nelsan Ellis on the lame actor who wouldn't make out with him on True Blood and his role in Get On Up
Kenneth in the (212) Ryan Gosling joins the waxworks at Madame Tussauds
MNPP freaks out for a John Waters retrospective this September. As well we all should.
Variety big weekend expected for Lucy. I guess this means Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow solo film will get a greenlight
Boy Culture Wonder Woman in Madonna drag. LOL
Awards Daily Heart of the Sea, the Ron Howard/ Chris Hemsworth post-Rush collaboration is test screening
/Film new poster for Mad Max: Fury Road
Superhero Hype Batman's new costume displayed at Comic Con... but I'm sorry it looks so creepy without someone in it
AV Club Project Runway begins its 13th season tonight
And please to enjoy the Venice Film Festival Lineup. They're sharing some titles with TIFF like Good Kill, The Humbling, 99 Homes, and Red Amnesia. But ther opening night film Birdman is all theirs. Feel the envy. I'd do a whole post as with TIFF but I'm not going to Venice *sniffle* whereas I might be a TIFF and also as you read this I am fulfilling my obligations as a citizen via Jury Dutyzzz. No, for real. Feel for me as I sit in the rooms waiting for my name to be called or not.
Reader Comments (5)
Nathaniel, look at it as your chance to play Henry Fonda to another 11 angry men!
I feel like Project Runway lost its mojo when it left Bravo for Lifetime... sigh.
Now they just recycle the same tired challenges over and over... I remember when this show used to feel so fresh and exciting
The article on Nelsan Ellis raises a fascinating issue. But in the end, it really worked out well for him. Now he gets to make out with Nathan Parsons. Lucky biatch.
It was interesting to read the Ellis article. I mean, Luke Grimes (whom I will avoid in the future), signs on to a show with a reputation for excess and never playing by any rules, agrees to be a character who ends up in a gay relationship and then after the fact backs out? I thought Will Smith owned that particular stunt and it was over and done with? Grimes has a lot of work in the can, but will the fallout from this put an end to the momentum? I mean, I thought it had become de rigueur for everyone to play gay at least once now. Did he really think he was a big enough star to get away with refusing to play the part the way he was expected too?
FYI, Ryan Gosling's already in the Grévin wax museum in Montréal, so Madame Tussaud's isn't doing anything avant-guard....