Sources say his new job will involve comic books
Jeff Katz is exiting Fox as vp production to graph his have course in Hollywood waters.
Katz declined gossip on where he is going, simply sources aforesaid his novel job will involve mirthful books/graphic novels and movies.
The executive has on the side co-written DC Comics' "Booster Gold" with Geoff Johns and has made a name for himself in the genre arena. He played paint development roles in the development of the coming X-Men see "Wolverine" and the big-screen version of "The A-Team."
"I'm existence offered an incredible creative opportunity involving my own intellectual property," Katz aforesaid. "At 29 years older with no mortgage or family to support, now is the time to bet on myself.
Fox insiders confirmed the parting was amicable.
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Sunday, 7 September 2008
Monday, 18 August 2008
Lindsey Kraft named in 'Nonames'
Indie dramatic play also stars James Badge
Lindsey Kraft is a appoint player in indie drama "Nonames," which also stars James Badge Dale and Barry Corbin. Kathy Lindboe is directing. Kraft plays a waitress who becomes frustrated with her small town's apathy and decides to do something virtually it. Picture lenses in Wisconsin. Kraft previously appeared in "See You in September" "The Accidental Husband" and "Epic Movie." She is repped by the Paul Kohner Agency and Matt Sherman Management.
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Lindsey Kraft is a appoint player in indie drama "Nonames," which also stars James Badge Dale and Barry Corbin. Kathy Lindboe is directing. Kraft plays a waitress who becomes frustrated with her small town's apathy and decides to do something virtually it. Picture lenses in Wisconsin. Kraft previously appeared in "See You in September" "The Accidental Husband" and "Epic Movie." She is repped by the Paul Kohner Agency and Matt Sherman Management.
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Friday, 8 August 2008
Tuesday, 1 July 2008
Video Kids
Artist: Video Kids
Genre(s):
Other
Discography:
The Invasion of The Spacepeckers / Satellite
Year: 1985
Tracks: 12
Invasion Of The Spacepeckers
Year: 1985
Tracks: 12
The invasion of the spacepeckers
Year: 1984
Tracks: 10
Thursday, 19 June 2008
Elton John - Elton Still Upset About Failed Eighties Marriage
ELTON JOHN still regrets the heartache he caused his ex-wife RENATE BLAUEL when they split - because the couple would still be married if he wasn't gay.
The rocker admits he loved the German he wed in Australia in 1984 "in a certain way," and reveals she was "fantastic" in bed, but it was not enough to turn him straight.
Elton and Blauel divorced in 1988, but the Rocket Man still insists his ex-wife is "the classiest woman" he has ever met.
He adds, "I do love her desperately but it wasn't to be, I was living a lie.
"She would be very happy to be still married to me because she loved me so much... but it wasn't the right decision to make.
"We were two adults (and) we sorted it out ourselves, without the help of lawyers in the end.
"My big regret in the whole thing was having to put her through, like, the whole thing - someone who actually loves you and then having to say goodbye to them. I'm not exactly proud of that."
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Thursday, 12 June 2008
Nightclub review | U.K. pop duo the Ting Tings pump up the party at Chop Suey
Nightclub Review |
The Ting Tings are like the greatest basement-party band ever. They're all about dancing and having fun, and isn't that what we all need right about now?
Tuesday night at a sold-out Chop Suey, they had everybody moving, everybody grooving, as they pounded out loud and vibrant dance-floor rhythms, like updated Blondie meshed with the B-52s, as imagined by LCD Soundsystem.
It was just the two Ting Tings on the red-curtain-draped Chop Suey stage — Katie White and Jules De Martino — but they created a big, multilayered, all-enveloping sound by way of drums, guitar and a wide variety of fascinating, electronic polyrhythms activated by a maze of foot pedals at White's feet.
De Martino, in short-cropped hair and dark shades, was on one side of the stage playing drums and contributing occasional vocals. Slim, hyperactive, dyed-blond White was on the other, handling the lead vocals, playing guitar and creating blips, bangs, dinks and cool electronic-keyboard sounds with all her sound gizmos.
A huge bass drum, almost as tall as White, took up a big part of the back of the stage, and you knew she was going to have at it at some point. And she did, taking a mallet to the monster during the taut, tension-filled "Shut Up and Let Me Go" (a song you might remember from a popular iPod commercial).
The crowd really got into the intense, swirling maelstrom of the defiant "That's Not My Name," vocalizing the echo part of the recording, " 'ame, 'ame, 'ame." They danced like crazy to the irresistibly catchy "Great DJ," laughed and smiled at the smart-mouth "Keep Your Head" and caught their breath during the relatively tame "Traffic Light," featuring White's jazziest vocal.
She complimented the delighted crowd, calling it "very similar to a U.K. audience." As the duo is from one of England's great music cities, Manchester, that was high praise, indeed.
The entire set consisted of about a half-dozen extended songs, most of them from the Ting Tings' debut American album, "We Started Nothing," released last week. The one disappointment about the show was that they didn't play all 10 songs from the CD, and more.
Patrick MacDonald: 206-464-2312 or pmacdonald@seattletimes.com
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Friday, 6 June 2008
Philbin is the Oscars Red Carpet host
US TV legend Regis Philbin has been announced as the host of the 30-minute red carpet arrivals show at the Oscars in February.
Commenting, Oscars producer Dennis Doty said: "Regis is the perfect guy to serve as host. He knows everyone, and everyone loves Regis! I'm thrilled that he has agreed to be the ringmaster for this year's extravaganza."
Philbin is seen as one of the pioneers of the red carpet interview at the Oscars, having first covered the event in the 1970s.
The nominees for the 80th Academy Awards will be announced on Tuesday 22 January; the Oscars will take place on Sunday 24 February.
Commenting, Oscars producer Dennis Doty said: "Regis is the perfect guy to serve as host. He knows everyone, and everyone loves Regis! I'm thrilled that he has agreed to be the ringmaster for this year's extravaganza."
Philbin is seen as one of the pioneers of the red carpet interview at the Oscars, having first covered the event in the 1970s.
The nominees for the 80th Academy Awards will be announced on Tuesday 22 January; the Oscars will take place on Sunday 24 February.
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