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Graphic design and
illustration by Azusa Oda.
Original photo of Manzanar, California by
Dorothea Lange, 1942.
World
Premiere of "The Camp" an Opera in English
in Two
Acts
About
an American family wrongfully imprisoned
in 1942 and
the power of collective resistance to
injustice
Los Angeles -
February 1, 2025 -- In 1942, during World
War II, 120,000 people of Japanese
ancestry, two-thirds of whom were American
citizens, were unjustly incarcerated in
concentration camps within the United
States. Inspired by these events, a new
American opera titled The Camp makes its
world premiere, presented in partnership
with the Japanese American Cultural &
Community Center, with four performances
from February 22 to March 2, 2025 at the
JACCC Aratani Theatre in Los Angeles.
Created by
librettist Lionelle Hamanaka, a descendant
of camp survivors, and composer Daniel
Kessner, The Camp tells the moving story
of the Shimono family, Japanese Americans
forcibly removed from their suburban home
in Southern California. After Mas, a
fisherman and the head of the household,
is arrested by the FBI on suspicion of
espionage, the family is reunited in a
desolate incarceration camp. As the family
struggles to survive the emotional and
physical toll of their wrongful
imprisonment, this poignant, new opera
illuminates the remarkable strength of
familial bonds and the power of collective
resistance in the face of injustice.
"The concentration
camps in the United States in World War II
are a tragedy that Japanese Americans are
still working to overcome and have recent
historic relevance to the 12,000 racist
attacks against Asian Americans
nationally, as well as recent massive
anti-immigrant threats," shares librettist
Lionelle Hamanaka. "My own parents were in
Jerome, but the incidents in the opera
come from different camps- the arrest of
Mr. Shimono, lack of medical care, food
stolen from the kitchen, and conflict
between political views of the inmates-
but they hopefully reveal the humanity
that connects us all."
Lionelle's father,
character actor Conrad Yama, appeared in
both the original Broadway casts of
Rodgers and Hammerstein's Flower Drum Song
and Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman's
Pacific Overtures, as well as appearing in
Frank Chin's Year of the Dragon and Edward
Albee's Box-Mao-Box.
The Camp is
presented in partnership with the Japanese
American Cultural & Community Center
(JACCC) and produced by Plain Wood
Productions and Kessner Music, with
associate producers Helen Ota, Katharine
Means, and Quinn O'Connor.
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World
Premiere of "The Camp" Opera in English in
Two
Acts
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Google lifts a longstanding ban on AI use
for developing weapons and
surveillance
Google changed
its public AI policies it would not
develop AI applied to surveillance or
weapons.
Google's parent
company Alphabet, Inc. is lifting a
long-standing ban on artificial
intelligence (AI) being used for
developing weapons and surveillance tools
is "incredibly concerning", a leading
human rights group has said.
In
its blog, Alphabet, said democracies
should lead in AI development, guided by
what it called "core values" like freedom,
equality and respect for human rights.
Back in January,
the conflict in Ukraine had shown the
technology "offers serious military
advantage on the battlefield" and as AI
becomes more widespread and sophisticated
it would "change the way defense works,
from the back office to the
frontline.
But
as well as debate among AI experts and
professionals over how the powerful new
technology should be governed in broad
terms, there is also controversy around
the use of AI on the battlefield and in
surveillance technologies.
Concern
is greatest over the potential for
AI-powered weapons capable of taking
lethal action autonomously.
"Systems that
incorporate artificial intelligence in
military targeting have been used in
Ukraine and the Middle East, and several
countries are moving to integrate AI into
their militaries" according to a commons
report into the UK military's use of
AI.
"Such efforts raise
questions about the extent to which
machines will be allowed to make military
decision -- even decisions that could kill
on a vast scale."
"Don't be Evil"
Originally, long before the current surge
of interest in the ethics of AI, Google's
founders, Sergei Brin and Larry Page, said
their motto for the firm was "don't be
evil".
When
the company was restructured under the
name Alphabet Inc. in 2015 the parent
company switched to "Do the right
thing."
In
its earnings report the company said it
would spend $75billions on AI projects
this year. The majority of the spending
will target technical infrastructure,
including servers, data centers and
applications such as AI-powered
search.
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Google
lifts a longstanding ban on AI's use for
develping weapons of
surveillance
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John
Dickerson and Maurice DuBois to anchor CBS
Evening News starting Monday, January 27,
2025.

L-R: John Dickerson,
Maurice DuBois and Margaret
Brennan
Nora O'Donnell,
longtime CBS anchor will bid farewell to
viewers on January 23, 2025. She will move
into an expanded role as a CBS News senior
correspondent focusing on longform
reporting and interviews across CBS and
Paramount, including primetime specials,
on "CBS Sunday Morning," "60 Minutes,"
Paramount+ and more.
"Norah's new role
will give her the opportunity to
contribute across CBS and Paramount,
allowing us to see more of the
groundbreaking stories and interviews that
have been the hallmark of her career. Her
superpower lies in her ability to secure
and deliver big interviews and newsmaking
stories that set the news cycle and
capture the cultural zeitgeist.
Nora
O'Donnell
After the
presidential election, award-winning
journalists John Dickerson and Maurice
DuBois will anchor the "CBS Evening News"
as the show returns to the CBS Broadcast
Center in New York.
Margaret Brennan,
CBS News' chief foreign affairs
correspondent and moderator of "Face the
Nation with Margaret Brennan," will
regularly lead coverage from Washington,
D.C., when news breaks on the political
and foreign affairs fronts.
Lonnie Quinn is being named chief
weathercaster for the show and will
deliver the latest weather reporting and
forecasts from the new AR/VR studio in New
York.
McMahon continued:
"With Norah's decision, we began
reimagining and redesigning the Evening
News. The strength of CBS News has always
been in its ensemble of journalists, both
in front of and behind the camera, and our
goal with John, Maurice, Margaret and
Lonnie at the Evening News is to elevate
the best in their fields every night for
our viewers. In addition to this ensemble
team, we look forward to welcoming '60
Minutes' correspondents to file for the
'CBS Evening News' when they have news to
break; for decades this was routine, so it
will be again."
Lonnie
Quinn, Chief Weathercaster
In addition to "CBS
Evening News" duties, Dickerson will
continue anchoring on CBS News 24/7, CBS
News' free national streaming service, and
serving as CBS News' chief political
analyst and senior national correspondent.
DuBois and Quinn will continue to have a
regular presence across WCBS. Brennan will
continue as the moderator of "Face the
Nation with Margaret Brennan" and CBS
News' chief foreign affairs correspondent
contributing across the network.
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anchor CBS Evening News starting Monday,
January 27,
2025
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NATPE
Global at the Miami Intercontinental, Feb.
3 -
7
Complimentary
pass to return to NATPE Global's Pitch
Showcase 2026
NATPE
Global brings together key buyers and
decision-makers from the entire media
ecosystem with a concentration across the
key regions of North America, LatAm and
Europe. Spanning development to catalog
programming, the marketplace provides
access to distribution decision-makers
from leading connected TV device
manufacturers and MVPDs as well as
super-indie, boutique and independent
distributors and
producers.
2025.
The NATPE Global Pitch Showcase is an
international live pitch event. The goal
of the program is to aid in the further
development of TV projects in the scripted
programming space. A total of five (5)
projects will be selected to pitch live on
stage directly to network and studio
executives and an audience composed of
global TV
executives.
BENEFITS
Selected participants will receive:
Selected projects will have 5
minutes to pitch live on stage to a
curated panel of industry experts &
decision makers
One top project will receive a
music prize (library music) valued at US
$10,000 from Slipstream
Each top project will also receive
one (1) complimentary pass to return to
NATPE Global in 2026 (an approximate US
$1425 value)
Access to the full NATPE Global
program, including: Keynotes, fireside
chats and panel discussions on current
trends in the global media business;
Unprecedented structured networking
opportunities; the natpeXchange delegate
platform; A bustling global marketplace,
and of course fun and fabulous networking
events and parties
ELIGIBILITY
The program is open to mid-level and
established creatives and producers with
scripted projects in development.
Applicants must have no less than three
(3) professional screen credits but may
not be owners, operators or employed by an
established media production, broadcast or
digital media company with more than three
(3) full-time employees.
SUBMISSION
REQUIREMENTS
In addition to filling out the online
entry form, entrants must provide the
following:
A
pitch presentation deck outlining your
content idea
A three-minute video sizzle
reel
A resume indicating your work
experience and screen credits
Treatment (.pdf)
Script (.pdf)
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Global Pitch
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2025 Sundance Film Festival Wrapps
Up
PARK CITY, Utah
-- The 2025 Sundance Film Festival
concluded its run with the announcement of
its Festival Favorite Award on February 2,
completing the festival's recognition of
outstanding achievements in independent
cinema. The festival, which presented 94
feature-length and episodic works and 57
short films
--
selected from 15,775 submissions
--
wrapped up its celebrations in Park City,
Salt Lake City, and online.
"The past 11 days of the Festival have
been a meaningful opportunity to connect
as a community in support of independent
storytelling," said Amanda Kelso, Acting
CEO, Sundance Institute. "We look forward
to being reunited with audiences, artists,
industry, and press next January for
another edition of the Festival."
The Festival Favorite Award, determined by
audience votes, was presented to "Come See
Me in the Good Light" (U.S.A.), directed
by Ryan White. The documentary follows two
poets facing an incurable cancer
diagnosis, exploring their unexpectedly
funny and poignant journey through love,
life, and mortality.
"Throughout the Festival we saw audiences
moved by Andrea Gibson's and Megan
Falley's journeys in "Come See Me in the
Good Light." Festival goers embraced the
humor and heartbreak of this intimate
documentary directed by Ryan White, as it
speaks to art and love and reminds us what
it means to be alive as we face
mortality," noted Kim Yutani, Sundance
Film Festival Director of
Programming.
Festival Favorite
Runners-Up
The top five runners-up for the 2025
Festival Favorite Award were:
1. "Deaf President Now!"
(U.S.A.)
2. "The Alabama Solution" (U.S.A.)
3. "The Ballad of Wallis Island"
(U.K.)
4. "Andre is an Idiot" (U.S.A.)
5. "Prime Minister" (U.S.A.)
"Sundance was
founded with the belief that storytelling
can bring us together," reflected Amanda
Kelso. "These works spoke to our
commitment to fostering empathy,
understanding, and a more vibrant,
inclusive society through storytelling,
and it was an honor to celebrate them
together as a community."
The festival's highest
honors, the Grand Jury Prizes, were
awarded to:
U.S. Dramatic Competition: "Atropia"
(Director and Screenwriter: Hailey
Gates)
U.S. Documentary
Competition: "Seeds" (Director and
Producer: Brittany Shyne)
World Cinema
Dramatic Competition: "Sabar Bonda (Cactus
Pears)" (Director and Screenwriter: Rohan
Parashuram Kanawade)
World Cinema
Documentary Competition: "Cutting Through
Rocks" (Directors and Producers: Sara
Khaki, Mohammadreza Eyni)
Multiple Award Winners
Three films received
double honors at the festival:
"DJ Ahmet" won the Audience Award for
World Cinema Dramatic Competition and a
World Cinema Dramatic Special Jury Award
for Creative Vision
"Twinless" secured the Audience Award for
U.S. Dramatic Competition and a U.S.
Dramatic Special Jury Award for Acting
(Dylan O'Brien)
"André is an Idiot" claimed the
Audience Award for U.S. Documentary
Competition and the Jonathan Oppenheim
Editing Award.
The Sundance
Institute also announced the dates for the
2026 Sundance Film Festival, which will
take place in person in Park City and Salt
Lake City, Utah, from January
22&endash;February 1, 2026.
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2025
Sundance Film Festival
Awards
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The
Storytelling We Need - Sundance
Filmfestival Jan. 23 - Feb 2,
2025
Each year,
the
Sundance
Film Festival
team watches
and discusses thousands of submissions
from around the world to shape the annual
program for the upcoming Festival. It's an
opportunity to reflect on this moment in
independent film, marvel at the immense
volume of work produced by some of the
world's most talented storytellers, and
discover a group of artists as we look to
the future.
Having just
surveyed the state of filmmaking
worldwide, we can confidently say that,
despite a brutal climate for film
financing and upheaval in the distribution
landscape, fiercely independent artists
continue to create boldly and with
originality. The determination,
resilience, and boundless creativity of
these filmmakers underscores the urgency
of Sundance Institute's core mission: to
support artists and ensure that
storytellers everywhere can sustain
themselves through their work, and connect
them with audiences.
Through the
Sundance Labs, artist granting,
fellowships, intensives, and the Festival,
the Sundance Institute provided support to
a diverse community of nearly 1,500
artists. Of those who voluntarily shared
their backgrounds, 64 percent are artists
of color, 55 percent are women, 41 percent
identify as LGBTQIA, 6 percent as
transgender, and 8 percent have a
disability. The voices and perspectives of
these artists have never been more
essential.
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Festival
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Emilia
Pérez raked in the most Oscar
nominations, followed by The Brutalist and
Wicked.
Earl
Gibson III; Joe Maher; Steve Granitz;
Andrw H. Walker; Neil Mockford; Amy
Sussman/Getty Images
The
announcement of the 2025 Academy Awards
nominees, originally set for Friday, Jan.
17, was delayed twice amid the Los Angeles
wildfires, which have left at least 28
people dead with more than 14,000
structures destroyed and nearly 40,000
acres burned.
As the fires raged
across Los Angeles on Jan. 8, the day
voting for this year's nominees opened,
the Film Academy extended the voting
window through Jan. 14 with a plan to
announce this year's nominees on Jan. 19.
But as the devastation caused by the fires
continued to unfold the following week, on
Jan. 13, the Academy again extended the
nominations voting window until Jan. 17
and set Jan. 23 as the date for this
year's announcement.
The Academy has
also donated $1 million to the Motion
Picture & Television Fund's wildfire
relief efforts, including $250,000 that it
would've spent on the Oscar nominees
luncheon on Feb. 10, which has been
canceled. The Academy plans to move
forward with this year's Oscars but
revealed that the ceremony will also
"honor Los Angeles."
Full
List of Oscar
Noominations
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Best
picture
Anora
The Brutalist
A Complete Unknown
Conclave
Dune: Part Two
Emilia Pérez
I'm Still Here
Nickel Boys
The Substance
Wicked
Performance
by an actor in a leading role
Adrien Brody, The
Brutalist
Timothée Chalamet, A
Complete Unknown
Colman Domingo, Sing Sing
Ralph Fiennes, Conclave
Sebastian Stan, The
Apprentice
Performance
by an actor in a supporting
role
Yura Borisov, Anora
Kieran Culkin, A Real Pain
Edward Norton, A Complete
Unknown
Guy Pearce, The Brutalist
Jeremy Strong, The
Apprentice
Performance
by an actress in a leading
role
Cynthia Erivo, Wicked
Karla Sofía Gascón,
Emilia Pérez
Mikey Madison, Anora
Demi Moore, The Substance
Fernanda Torres, I'm Still
Here
Performance
by an actress in a supporting
role
Monica Barbaro, A Complete
Unknown
Ariana Grande, Wicked
Felicity Jones, The Brutalist
Isabella Rossellini, Conclave
Zoe Saldaña, Emilia
Pérez
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Best
animated feature film
Flow
Inside Out 2
Memoir of a Snail
Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance
Most Fowl
The Wild Robot
Best animated short film
Beautiful Men
In the Shadow of the Cypress
Magic Candies
Yuck!
Achievement
in cinematography
The Brutalist
Dune: Part Two
Emilia Pérez
Maria
Nosferatu
Achievement
in costume design
A Complete Unknown
Conclave
Gladiator II
Nosferatu
Wicked
Achievement
in directing
Anora, Sean Baker
The Brutalist, Brady Corbet
A Complete Unknown, James
Mangold
Emilia Pérez, Jacques
Audiard
The Substance, Coralie
FargeatWicked, Myron
Kerstein
Best
documentary feature film
Black Box Diaries
No Other Land
Porcelain War
Soundtrack to a Coup d'Etat
Sugarcane
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Best
documentary short film
Death by Numbers
I Am Ready, Warden
Incident
Instruments of a Beating
Heart
The Only Girl in the
Orchestra
Achievement
in film editing
Anora, Sean Baker
The Brutalist, David Jancso
Conclave, Nick Emerson
Emilia Pérez, Juliette
Welfling
Best
international feature film
I'm Still Here, Brazil
The Girl with the Needle,
Denmark
Emilia Pérez, France
The Seed of the Sacred Fig,
Germany
Flow, Latvia
Achievement
in makeup and hairstyling
A Different Man, Mike Marino,
David Presto and Crystal
Jurado
Emilia Pérez, Julia Floch
Carbonel, Emmanuel Janvier and
Jean-Christophe Spadaccini
Nosferatu, David White, Traci
Loader and Suzanne
Stokes-Munton
The Substance, Pierre-Olivier
Persin, Stéphanie Guillon
and Marilyne Scarselli
Wicked, Frances Hannon, Laura
Blount and Sarah Nuth
Original
Score
The Brutalist, Daniel
Blumberg
Conclave, Volker Bertelmann
Emilia Pérez,
Clément Ducol and
Camille
Wicked, John Powell and Stephen
Schwartz
The Wild Robot, Kris
Bowers
Original
Song
"El Mal" from Emilia
Pérez
"The Journey" from The Six Triple
Eight
"Like A Bird" from Sing Sing
"Mi Camino" from Emilia
Pérez
"Never Too Late" from Elton John:
Never Too Late
Achievement
in production design
The Brutalist
Conclave
Dune: Part Two
Nosferatu
Wicked
Best live
action short film
A Lien
Anuja
I'm Not a Robot
The Last Ranger
The Man Who Could Not Remain
Silent
Achievement
in sound
A Complete Unknown
Dune: Part Two
Emilia Pérez
Wicked
The Wild Robot
Achievement
in visual effects
Alien: Romulus
Better Man
Dune: Part Two
Kingdom of the Planet of the
Apes
Wicked
Writing
(Adapted Screenplay)
A Complete Unknown,
Screenplay by James Mangold
and Jay Cocks
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The 2025 Oscar
nominations proved the clout of grownup
talents, and the grownup audience, in the
art and business of film.
Nine out of 20
nominations in the acting categories went
to actors over 50 (compared to eight last
year), and Demi Moore, 62, Adrien Brody,
51, Edward Norton, 55, Isabella
Rossellini, 72, Ralph Fiennes, 62, Colman
Domingo, 55, and Fernanda Torres, 59, show
it's never too late to be at the top of
your career. Several are receiving their
first Oscar nominations at grownup ages, a
salubrious trend in recent years, as Jamie
Lee Curtis, 66, Brendan Fraser, 56, and
Michelle Yeoh, 62, have shown.
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Emilia
Pérez raked in the most Oscar
nominations, followed by The Brutalist and
Wicked.
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SAG-AFTRA
Donates $1 Million to SAG-AFTRA Foundation
for Fire
Relief
LOS ANGELES -
(Jan. 11, 2025) -- SAG-AFTRA announced
that it is making a $1 million donation to
the SAG-AFTRA Foundation to assist members
experiencing hardship caused by the Los
Angeles fires.
Since the fires
broke out, the union has temporarily
closed its office in Los Angeles for
safety's sake, with staff working to
support members remotely, and it has kept
members informed and connected to
emergency resources.
"I
want to thank and recognize our broadcast
journalist members who are out every day
amid flames, smoke and fiery embers
battling to bring this important news to
the world. The destruction caused by these
blazes, the loss of life and homes, has
been gut-wrenching to experience, and of
course our hearts go out to all affected.
But we knew we could do more; we hope this
pledge helps relieve suffering and assists
those impacted in putting their lives back
together after this calamity. I have
personally been affected by the fires and
I feel deeply for others who are
experiencing this tragedy. These are
particularly stressful times. Stress
compromises the immune system so we must
be mindful of taking measures to support
our health," said SAG-AFTRA President Fran
Drescher.
"The
very essence of a labor union is
solidarity: that we all work to elevate
each other during times of stability, and
we're there for each other in times of
crisis. The devastation is hard to fathom,
even for those of us living in it. We're
so fortunate to have the SAG-AFTRA
Foundation as a resource and a place our
members can turn to in times of need. If
you have been fortunate to have been
spared direct impact from this disaster,
please help out in any way you can,
whether by volunteer service, helping
others in need, or donating to relief
funds like the SAG-AFTRA Foundation's
Disaster Relief Fund," said SAG-AFTRA
National Executive Director & Chief
Negotiator Duncan
Crabtree-Ireland.
SAG-AFTRA
and the SAG-AFTRA Foundation have provided
resources and support to members whenever
and wherever in the nation disaster has
struck, from the flooding in New York due
to Superstorm Sandy to the hurricanes in
the Southeast and beyond.
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Join NFMLA for Counter-Ageism Cinema on
Jan 17th &
18th
NewFilmmakers
Los Angeles (NFMLA) hosts its January
Monthly Film Festival, spotlighting
fighting ageism with InFocus:
Counter-Ageism program, along with a
selection of short film highlights from
its ongoing program, as well as Xaque
Gruber's debut feature
Sallywood.
NFMLA
Workshop | No Budget Production 101 with
Bri Castellini
Friday,
January 17, 2025 , 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM PT
Join for a virtual workshop/conversation
with educator and filmmaker Bri Castellini
about filmmaking on a budget! Being
thrifty doesn't mean losing out on your
vision. This course is all about being
smart about where to deploy your budget,
how to pick your battles, and ways to
stretch your funding creatively so you're
led by inspiration rather than by fear.
Included: a film budgeting template, a
shot listing template, and tons of related
free readings and podcasts for further
learning.
For more information about this workshop
and other events, please visit
New
Film
MakersLA.com
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Emilia Pérez and Shögun win
big at Golden Globe Awards -
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Complete Winners' List
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BEST MOTION
PICTURE -- DRAMA
THE BRUTALIST (A24) -
WINNER
BEST MOTION
PICTURE -- ANIMATED
FLOW (Sideshow / Janus
Films) - WINNER
BEST MOTION
PICTURE -- NON-ENGLISH
LANGUAGE
EMILIA PÉREZ (Netflix)
- FRANCE -
WINNER
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BEST
PERFORMANCE BY A FEMALE ACTOR IN
A TELEVISION SERIES -- MUSICAL OR
COMEDY
JEAN SMART (HACKS) -
WINNER
BEST
PERFORMANCE BY A MALE ACTOR IN A
TELEVISION SERIES -- MUSICAL OR
COMEDY
JEREMY ALLEN WHITE (THE BEAR)
- WINNER
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Hollywood Party of the Year at the Golden
Globe
Awards
The 82nd annual
Golden Globes® will take place on
Sunday, January 5, 2025, at The Beverly
Hilton Hotel. The Golden Globes®,
often referred to as "Hollywood's Party of
the Year®," is the largest awards show
in the world to celebrate the best of both
film and television. Stars from across
Hollywood will converge in Los Angeles,
where the best in movies and television
will be honored for their work.
The Annual Golden
Globes will air live on Sunday, Jan. 5, at
5 p.m. PT/8 p.m. ET on CBS, streaming live
on Paramount+ .
Selena Gomez
has earned two Golden Globe nominations
this year for her work in the film "Emilia
Pérez" and her starring role in the
ongoing comedy series "Only Murders in the
Building."
Emilia Pérez
and The Bear (again) are set to be the
stars of the evening. Wicked has indeed
won the hearts of Hollywood, The Substance
earned a nomination as... a comedy. And
Selena Gomez is nominated on both the film
and TV side, for her work in Emilia
Pérez and Only Murders in the
Building, respectively.
The Bear has once
again received five nominations,
dominating the TV category. Notable snubs
this year include Mike Faist and Josh
O'Connor being left behind in the
Challengers wave (Zendaya and the film
both received nominations), as well as
Saoirse Ronan for her work in both Blitz
and The Outrun -- two awards season
contenders.
The Golden Globes
divide Best Picture nominees into four
categories: Drama, Comedy or Musical,
Animated and Non-English Language. Plus,
last year's new category, Cinematic and
Box Office Achievement, returns for
2025.
The 2025
Golden Globe Cinematic and Box Office
Achievement nominees are:
Alien: Romulus - Stream on Hulu.
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice - Stream on
Disney+
Deadpool & Wolverine - Stream
on Disney+
Dune: Part Two - Stream on Max.
Gladiator II - See it in
theaters.
Inside Out 2 - Stream on
Disney+
Twisters - Stream it on
Peacock.
Wicked - See it in theaters
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Hollywood
Party of the Year at the Golden Globe
Awards
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Former
President Jimmy Carter, died at age
100
ATLANTA, Dec.
29, 2024 -- James
Earl Carter Jr. (October 1, 1924 --
December 29, 2024) was an American
politician and humanitarian who served as
the 39th president of the United States.
Carter will repose in state at the Carter
Presidential Center in Atlanta until Jan.
7 for mourners to pay their respects. His
state funeral will be held on National Day
of Mourning, January 9, 2025 at Washington
National Cathedral.
Rosalyn Carter precedet him in death on
November 19, 2023.
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'CONFESSIONS OF A CEO,' FEATURING RFK JR.,
HITS THEATERS IN JANUARY
Deepak Chopra, Blue Zones' Dan Buettner,
Tom Gegax Sound Populist
Alarm
Los Angeles, Jan.
1,12, 2025 -- Climate change, growing
wealth inequality, and a tainted food
system are pushing humanity to the brink.
The new documentary "Confessions of a CEO:
My Life in an Out-of-Balance World"
challenges corporate America to take
responsibility for its role -- and its
power to reform.
Featuring Robert F.
Kennedy Jr., Deepak Chopra, and Blue Zones
founder Dan Buettner, the film is a
bare-knuckled corporate critique told
through the powerful true story of Tom
Gegax, a once-toxic CEO who evolves from a
profits-over-people, philandering
executive going through cancer, divorce,
and near-bankruptcy to a populist
messenger.
Distributed by
Virgil Films ("I Am Chris Farley"),
"Confessions of a CEO" will premiere in
select theaters this January, followed by
a digital release on February 11 on
platforms including Amazon Prime Video and
Apple TV.
"Corporations are
driven by high profits, annual revenues,
and shareholder value," says Kennedy, a
nominee to run the U.S. Department of
Health and Human Services, in the film's
trailer. "They don't care about the land,
the water, the people, the richness of
life. You shouldn't be able to make money
by poisoning public waterways and by
poisoning the air."
The documentary
explores the profoundly good and bad
impacts of corporate America &emdash; a
source of jobs and innovation as well as
fountains of greed, corruption, and
pollution. Drawing from his life, Gegax
highlights the dangerous shift to
prioritizing profits over people,
exemplified by the stark rise in the
CEO-to-average worker pay disparity.
"For too long I was
Exhibit A for the toxic corporate greed
that's suffocating Americans' quality of
life and damaging the health of our
planet," Gegax says. "Then I flipped the
script to 'people over profits,' and I'm
imploring corporate America to do the
same."
Virgil Films, known
for "Super Size Me," "Forks Over Knives,"
and "Restrepo," will handle all aspects of
the film's release, including theatrical,
video-on-demand, streaming platforms, and
television licensing.
About "Confessions of a CEO"
Tom Gegax is an entrepreneur and cofounder
of Tires Plus Stores, where his strategic
vision expanded the company from three
Minneapolis gas stations to 150 locations
and one of the largest independent tire
retailers in America. Gegax's innovative
customer service and operational
efficiency drove the success of the
company, now owned by Bridgestone. His
life took a transformative turn when he
faced up to philandering, cancer, divorce,
and near-bankruptcy. The journey led Gegax
to become a populist messenger and mentor
to major American influencers. His
"Confessions of a CEO" advocates for
corporate reform and conscientious
capitalism. See the trailer for
"Confessions of a
CEO."
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Keynotes at CES
2025
CES is the most
powerful tech event in the world &endash;
the proving ground for breakthrough
technologies and global innovators. Owned
and produced by the Consumer Technology
Association (CTA)®, CES features every
aspect of the tech sector. CES 2025 takes
place Jan. 7-10, 2025, in Las
Vegas.
Linda Yaccarino,
CEO of X Corp, to Keynote CES 2025
The Consumer Technology Association
(CTA)® welcomes Linda Yaccarino, CEO,
X Corp, the world's largest online news
and social networking site, as a keynote
speaker at CES® 2025. Yaccarino will
join Emmy Award-winning investigative
journalist Catherine Herridge in a keynote
conversation on Tuesday, January 7, at
1:30 PM in the Palazzo Ballroom at the
Venetian.
A transformative leader and visionary,
Yaccarino is making waves as CEO of X
Corp, where she is at the forefront of
defining the future of digital
communication. Under her leadership, X
evolved into a dynamic platform fostering
global conversations and innovative
solutions for brands, creators, and
communities alike.
"X is the global newsroom in your pocket.
It's the only real place for free dialogue
between everyone&endash;the public and the
powerful," said Yaccarino. "CES is the
perfect place to share how we're
completely reshaping the entire
ecosystem."
"Linda's career exemplifies the spirit of
CES-- innovation, resilience, and vision,"
said Gary Shapiro, CEO, CTA. "Her
leadership and contributions to the media
and tech world makes her uniquely suited
to inspire and challenge our audience to
think boldly about the future."
"Linda is a trailblazer and her keynote at
CES 2025 will undoubtedly spark meaningful
conversations about the evolving landscape
of content creation, social platforms, and
how technology empowers creators and
communities to thrive," said Kinsey
Fabrizio, President, CTA.
The keynote will be streamed on
Live.CES.Tech, X, Facebook, YouTube, and
LinkedIn.
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author, Adria Manary
Adams
Adria
Manary Adams is the author of several
books including the bestseller, MOMMY
MAGIC. Most importantly, she is mom to
four amazing children and Mimi to six
grandsons.
She is presently
working on a book about her Uncle Elwin,
about whom she heard stories throughout
her childhood and wrote about in
college.
The working title
is Never Stand Still, which she
feels incorporates her uncle's genius mind
as well as his ability to always move
forward, especially after the many career
disappointments that he experienced.
Adria now lives in
sunny San Diego, with her husband Gene and
their little fur babies, who are also her
inspiration in writing a new children's
book entitled, Bubbly Bliss and
Bouncing Banjo Find a Home.
THEY
TOLD HIM TO BE
QUIET
- by Adria Manary
Adams
When the government tells
you to be quiet, alarm signals should go
off in your brain. Only a chosen few know
the full extent of its power, and my
uncle, Elwin Laurence Peterson,
regrettably found out the hard
way.
During World
War II, he worked at the Washington D.C.
Navy Yard in the optics and machine shop.
While there, he received several awards
for his contributions to the war effort.
One concern that he became acutely aware
of, was the difficulty that all facets of
the military were experiencing in
communications. Methods of transmitting
vital information to and from ships,
submarines, airplanes and troops on the
ground had become increasingly problematic
since the Germans were intercepting and/or
scrambling our signals. In exploring the
situation, Elwin realized that varying the
frequencies on which the messages were
sent would disable the enemy from
capturing our communications. Since
frequency variation was a prominent
component of a television system that he
had conceived of in the late 1920's, and
patented in 1928, he suggested that the
government use this significant piece of
his "Transmitting System and Apparatus,"
patent number 1,747,791.
He
absolutely believed that this method would
provide clear, secured and unencumbered
communication in military operations, thus
saving many American soldiers.
After
explaining how FM would benefit the Navy
to the manager of his department, his
suggestion made its way up the ranks. In
handwritten notes written by my uncle in
1945, he states:
"I was
interviewed several times by various
officers and engineers. At one of these
interviews, a man who worked for Edwin
Armstrong was in attendance. He had been
called in because of his claim that
Armstrong (now a Major in the Signal
Corps), had been working on variations of
wavelengths since 1931. At that point I
informed the officers that I was well
aware of his efforts, because I had
demonstrated my version to Mr. Armstrong
back in
Elwin Laurence Peterson
1929 and
again in 1930, when Bell Telephone and the
Postal Telegraph Company had requested his
opinion of my invention."
What Mr.
Peterson did not mention in this meeting
was that after seeing these
demonstrations, Edwin Armstrong later used
what he saw to further his efforts in
transmission technology, which eventually
helped him to become who many refer to as
the "Father of Radio". If Armstrong was to
be given this title, then Elwin Peterson
should have been credited for being the
"Grandfather of Radio". (The Armstrong
patent was filed in 1933. Peterson's
patent was submitted in 1928, five years
earlier, and finalized in 1930, three
years before Mr. Armstrong's.)
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Richard Parsons, Former Warner Bros
Chairman, Dies at
76
NEW YORK -
(Decembr 26, 2024) -- Richard Parsons, who
presided over Time Warner as CEO from
2002-2007 as the media conglomerate was
recovering from the epic fail of the AOL
merger and who later became interim
chairman of CBS to right its ship
following the resignation of Leslie
Moonves, died Thursday in Manhattan after
a long illness. He was 76.
Parsons' longtime
friend Ronald S. Lauder, a member with
Parsons of the Estée Lauder board,
told the New York Times today that Parsons
died of bone cancer.
Parsons, an astute
but soft spoken and genial presence, was
born in 1948 and grew up in Ozone Park,
Queens, the son of an electrical
technician and a homemaker and one of five
children. He attended the University of
Hawaii and got his law degree at Union
University Albany School of Law.
P One of nation's
most powerful Black executives, he also
served in both state and federal politics
under New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller,
and presidents Gerald R. Ford, George W.
Bush and Barack Obama. In 2008, Parsons
was a member of the then president-elect
Obama's Economic Transition Team and later
served as a member of Obama's Council on
Jobs and Competitiveness.
Parsons
took the helm of the company then called
AOL Time Warner in 2002, replacing the
late Gerald Levin as CEO. Faced with
economic and culture-clash fallout from
what is widely considered one of the worst
mergers in corporate history, he removed
the AOL from the company's name and,
dramatically, from atop its former
Columbus Circle headquarters the Time
Warner Center in 2003.
Parson had joined
Time Warner as president in 1995 and voted
for the merger, inked by Levin just as the
dotcom boom crested and broadband was set
to displace dial-up services like AOL. He
faced massive losses and furious investors
and getting the business back on track
included fending off corporate raider Carl
Icahn, who was pushing for the company to
split up, among other measures. Parsons
reached an agreement with the activist
investor, known for his recent
unsuccessful shots to scale the board of
Disney. In 2009, Time Warner spun out AOL
as a separately stand-alone company.
Parsons handed the
Time Warner reins to then-COO Jeff Bewkes,
who led the pared down company, which also
sold its stories music and magazine
divisions, through to its subsequent sale
to AT&T.
After Time Warner,
Parsons was named chairman of Citigroup in
the aftermath of the 2008 financial
crisis, and then became interim CEO of the
Los Angeles Clippers in 2014 amid the
scandal around then-owner Donald Sterling
forced Sterling to resign and sell the
team.
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World
Premiere of "The Camp" an Opera in English
in Two
Acts
NATPE
Global spanning weeks Feb 3 -
7
Emilia
Pérez raked in the most Oscar
nominations, followed by The Brutalist and
Wicked
The
Storytelling We Need - Sundance
Filmfestival Jan. 23 - Feb
2
101-SAG-AFTRA
Donates $1 Million to SAG-AFTRA Foundation
for Fire
Relief
John
Dickerson and Maurice DuBois to anchor CBS
Evening News
after
Nora O'Donnell's farewell Jan.
24
Join
NFMLA for Counter-Ageism Cinema on Jan
17th &
18th
Keynotes
at CES 2025, Jan. 7 -
10
Emilia
Pérez and Shögun win big at
2025 Golden Globe
Awards
Former
President James Carter, died at
100
82nd
Golden Globe will honor the best in film
&
television
'Confessions
of a CEO,' Featuring RFK
JR.
Ohio
State will face Oregon at the Rose Bowl
game
Laurence
Peterson,
THEY TOLD HIM TO BE
QUIET
Richard
Parsons, Former Warner Bros Chairman, Dies
at
76
WIRELESS
LEGACY
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Proclamation
by Wallace G.
Wilkinson,
former Governor of
Kentucky
1992
proclaimed Nathan Beverly Stubblefield
year and
Murray
Kentucky, Birthplace of
Radio
Nathan
B. Stubblefield's patented the wireless
telephone in
1908
May
will mark the 115th Anniversary of
the
Wireless Telephone
Patent
Nathan
B. Stubblefield, the Man History
Overheard
Who
are the SMART Inventors of Radio
WiTel?
Scott
Bryan Stubblefield great-grand son of
inventor,
Nathan B. Stubblefield died Sept. 18,
2022
Nathan
Stubblefield Speaks -
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Proof
of Connection 1902 when voice was
introduced to wireless transmission -
Wi-Fi
1902
106- Proclamation by Wallace G. Wilkinson,
former Governor of
Kentucky
1992
proclaimed Nathan Beverly Stubblefield
year and
Murray, Kentucky 'Birthplace of
radio'
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Wireless Telephone
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What
other event occurred in 1902, the year of
Stubblefields's public demonstration in
1902.
A:
The founding of J.C. Penney stores by
James Cash.
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Nathan B. Stubblefield, the Man History
Overheard
By
Harvey
Geller
In Life's current Bicentennial
issue, radio checks in, at #86 on the hot
"100 Events That Shaped America," 19
buttons behind Bell's telephone.
Erroneously, Life lists Guglielmo Marcon's
dots and dashes as the first wireless
broadcast, a fable echoed by the World
Almanac and Encyclopedia Britannica. It's
a forgivable mumpsimus, since the evidence
offered on the following pages has not,
until now, appeared in any national
publication.
The birth of broadcasting is a bizarre
soap opera saga, a lacrymal legend of
mystery, machination, ephemeral
enshrinement, decline, disillusionment and
disaster. It's denouncement dissolves six
miles north of Murray, Kentucky, in a
two-room shanty constructed of pine and
cornstalks, where radio's uncelebrated
architect is discovered 48 hours after his
death, his records scattered, his
equipment destroyed, his brain partly
eaten by rats. Even local radio fails to
mention his demise. He is Nathan Beverly
Stubblefield, the man history over-heard
and then overlooked.
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Ambrose Fleming, Reginald
Fessenden, Tesla Nicola,
DeForest Lee, Armstrong
Edwin Howard, Alexanderson Ernst
Fredrik Werner, Farnsworth Philo,
SMART-DAAF
Boys,
Vol I, 'The Inventors of Radio
& Televison & The Life Style of
Nathan B. Stubblefield," by Troy
Cory-Stubblefield and Josie Cory, Library
of Congress Number 93060451. (ISBN)
1-883644-003, pgs.
580.
Copyright
© 1993
SMART-DAAF stands for
Stubblefield,
Marconi, Ambrose,
Reginald Fessenden, Tesla,
DeForest, Armstrong,
Alexanderson, Farnsworth
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TVIMAGAZINE.COM under the distribution arm
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inventors of the Signals and Frequencies
that put the Pizzazz in the
Electromagnetic Radio
Wave)
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The 26th Shanghai TV Festival with focus
on story's quality &
energy
On the morning of
August 5, the meeting of judges for
Magnolia Award of the 26th Shanghai TV
Festival (STVF) was held, including
Chinese judges for Dramas, Documentaries
and Animations.
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101-
Cory's Road to
China;
Troy Cory was among the first
international entertainers and the first
American entertainer to perform in the
People's Republic of China, beginning in
1988. In itself a notable
culture-historical feat, in view of
China's closed door policies of the late
70s and well into the 80s. The PRC's
administrative climate in comparison is
much less restrictive now and China's open
door policy enables many entertainers to
introduce themselves to the populace
Chinese audiences.
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101-
Cory Meets Jiang Zemin, former President
PRC
Back in the 80s, as a
goodwill ambassador representing the
U.S.A., Troy Cory and his back-up dancers
and singers, "The Brooke Sisters," were
the first entertainers from the United
States to appear in a full staged program
in the People's Republic of China during
the Shanghai TV Festival, and televised on
China's National Television (CCTV), viewed
by over 300 million
people.
It was there Cory met Jiang Zemin, then
mayor of Shanghai, and who later became
the 5th President of the People's Republic
of
China.
The '88 Shanghai Concert was the
beginnings of Troy's concert tours in
China for the next two decades. The
concerts, just to name a few, included the
following cities: Shanghai, Beijing,
Anshan, Harbin,
Fuzhou and and Tsingtao
(Qingdao)
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114- Ron
Rice, Hawaiian Tropic founder in 2004
accompanied the Troy Cory Show on a
concert tour through China. -
Rice
died May 19, 2022 at the age of 81 in
Daytona Beach,
Florida
He grew up in the mountains of North
Carolina, and fell in love with the
beaches of Florida on a childhood visit.
He made his home in Daytona Beach, where
he worked as a high school chemistry
teacher and part-time lifeguard.
It was at his part-time job that Rice was
inspired by seeing people all over the
beach using Coppertone suntan lotion. He
became determined to create a unique
competitor, using his chemistry knowledge
to experiment with a suntan lotion
formula, scented with coconut and
fruit.
He famously mixed his first formula in a
garbage can, bottling it at home in his
garage with a $500 loan from his father to
launch his business. He named it Hawaiian
Tropic to evoke an exotic beach
locale.
His experiment was a hit making him a
multi-millionaire, with his Hawaiian
Tropic suncare brand creating sales of
$110 million per year.
Ricewith his Hawaiian Tropic brand became
known for sponsoring beauty pageants and
NASCAR racecars.
In 2004 he accompanied Troy Cory to a
concert tour through China.
After
selling Hawaiian Tropic to Playtex in
2007, Rice returned to the industry in
recent years with the suncare brand Habana
Brisa.
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Scott B. Whitenack-Stubblefield Esq.,
great-grand son of wireless telephone
inventor, Nathan B. Stubblefield,
died
- By Troy
Cory
Scott Bryan Whitenack passed away
untimely on September 18, in Los Angeles,
CA.
Scott, aka Scott
Stubblefield, was one of four children
with siblings, Alden, Keith, and
Priscilla. (His brother Keith pre-ceded
him in death at the age of 32). His
parents were Troy Cory Stubblefield, an
entertainer and author and Dorothy
Swafford, owner of a furniture and
antiques retail store. Scott's children
are Steven, David and grand-children,
William, Bruce, Cora and Max, borne to
Steven and Skylark. Scott's
great-grandfather is Nathan B.
Stubblefield, the inventor of Radio, in
1882, and patent holder of the wireless
telephone (1908) and his great-great-great
.... grandparents were - John and
Priscilla Alden who were part of the
pilgrimage who sailed on the Mayflower to
Plymouth Rock from England in
1620.
(The
Stubblefield story is incorporated within
several photographs and denotes of and
about S Scott to show how their personal
ambitions and dreams parallel each other -
both died - before their dreams and
ambitions were
fulfilled)
During
the time he studied for the State Bar,
Scott lived with Josie and myself on our
family estate in Pasadena. He passed the
State Bar the first time and was among
only 33% to do so.
The balance of time was spent doing
cinematography for my TV shows, which he
considered an artistic outlet besides his
major life's work, in the field of law.
After he passed the State Bar he handled
numerous legal cases and ended up working
as an associate lawyer with Melvin Belli
with whom he engaged in several cases and
won a lawsuit that became precedent case
law. Whitenack was committed to his legal
profession for over three
decades.
r
If
you needed legal advice or help with a
motion filing, Scott was there with his
trusty law books. He was very intelligent,
outspoken and an independent thinker.
He
also was a family man, who loved hiking
and scuba diving, a good game of tennis
and enjoyed bringing his sons to Paramount
Ranch for regular family outings and
Father's Day get-togethers.
As
to his love for cinematography he
videotaped additional segments for the
movie "Christmas around the World." Scott
later became my producer and
cinematographer for "To Catch a Dream"
filmed in Europe. The video project
brought him and the production team to
Paris, Venice, Cannes, Munich and
Salzburg. Said footage with perfect
picture-book pans of the Eiffel Tower, the
Seine River, the leaning Tower of Pisa and
the Venice Bridge of Sigh, is a legacy he
left behind for us.
In the early 90s
during the writing of our 4-volume set of
books entitled "the SMART-DAAF Boys" about
the invention of radio and the the
wireless telephone, Scott lent a helpful
hand in giving his legal aspect of his
great-grandfather Nathan Stubblefield's
copyrighted and patented invention. He
also was the co-author of "Bank America,
the Tortfeasor."

Scott
as a teenager with John Wayne
at LA Herald-Express columnist Harrison
Carroll's Cinema Reporting Prize press
conference.
His
favorite poem is found on a card he
prepared for one of my Father's Days
titled "The Force That Through The Green
Fuse Drives The Flower."
He
leaves behind his father, Troy
Cory-Stubblefield, his mother Dorothy
Steele, sister Priscilla Stubblefield
Cory, brother and sister-in-law Alden and
Sara Stubblefield, step mother Josie
Cory-Stubblefield, sons David and Steven,
daughter-in law Skylar, and
great-grandchildren, William, Bruce, Cora
and Max; Nephew
Ryan White, and niece Jenny Wharton. His
brother Keith pre-ceded him in death at
the age of 32.

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