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Tuesday, 26 August 2008
'Battlestar Galactica' franchise steams ahead
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Need proof the television ratings system is dead, a victim of the TiVo, the omnipresent satellite cup of tea and schizophrenic viewing habits? Take a look at what's happening with "Battlestar Galactica."
If the traditional ratings system is used to measure its success, considerably, the series is scraping bottom like a viper throwing sparks on a hot landing.
Yet the show's producers ar moving forwards with two post-"Galactica" projects that would never receive seen the light of a cathode tube had ratings been the merely factor in the decisions.
Jamie Bamber, the British player who plays Lee "Apollo" Adama in the series, has a much better way to gauge ratings. Turns extinct, as the ratings plummet, the show's popularity continues to rocket as it reaches the end of its five-year run early in 2009.
"When the numbers racket were high I would get stopped-up in the street perchance once a week," Bamber said. "Now that the viewing figures are lour on the TV, everyplace I go someone will come up to me and say what a huge fan they ar. That barely tells me that people watch the show in a more modern way and that it has reached its sort of critical mass."
"Galactica" wrapped shot in July and the final 10 episodes will begin airing in January. But the franchise won't stop there.
Producers recently proclaimed end-of-the-summer production of a two-hour standalone "Galactica" prequel that testament air in 2009 after the serial finale. And they've also shot a pilot for a new series called "Caprica," which has all the same to be picked up by the network simply seems destined to air.
These things never used to happen. There never would've been a "Rhoda" had "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" tanked. "Fish" would've been fried had it not been for the popularity of "Barney Miller."
"Galactica's" numbers - to arrange it politely - have begun to stink. The latest Nielsen ratings seem to point the show's viewers are as hard to find as the fleet's mythologic destination of Earth. The series averaged 2.8 million viewing audience an episode during Season 1. During the most recent run of 10 episodes, the show averaged 2.2 million viewing audience, a little dip overall but up from Seasons 2 and 3. The series confused some of that steamer by the midseason finale, falling to just 1.8 trillion viewers.
Co-executive producer Michael Angeli thinks the numbers ar irrelevant, however. He believes most "Galactica" fans have atypical wake habits and take advantage of new technology to watch the show whenever they want.
"I think we were one of the first ones," Angeli said. "TiVo had just sort of taken off. This was iV or five seasons agone, and because we were on Friday nights nearly people, near fans don't watch it (on number 1 run). They TiVo it and watch it a zillion times."
Others rent or buy the DVDs after the season is over and see in long marathons. To take advantage of this group, producers will be releasing the two-hour moving-picture show on DVD shortly after it appears on SciFi.
The movie is a prequel that gives some insight into the machinations of the cylons before they unleashed the nuclear holocaust that wiped out all but 50,000 human inhabitants of the 12 colonies. "Galactica" star Edward James Olmos will direct and Dean Stockwell (Cylon No. 1), Aaron Douglas (Chief Tyrol) and Michael Trucco (Sam Anders) - all "skinjobs," cylons world Health Organization appear to be human - will participate.
While the movie is a interlace to air, the destiny of "Caprica" remains to be decided. The pilot has been shot and screened, and there's a trailer up on YouTube. Angeli is helping with early scripts in case the series is picked up and said the show is an almost complete passing from "Galactica."
"In fact, I don't intend we ever go into space," he said.
"Caprica" takes place 51 years earlier the events of "Galactica." It stars Esai Morales and Eric Stoltz as the heads of rival families wHO clash over the creation of hokey intelligence, which will eventually lead to the cylons.
Besides the robots and the location, the only material connection between "Galactica" and "Caprica" will be Joseph Adama, the character played by Morales. While Joseph Adama - father and grandfather to the characters played by Olmos and Bamber - never appears in "Galactica," his operate as a lawyer provides a moral compass in a significant storyline and his list is oftentimes evoked.
Like "Galactica," which took on war, terrorism, anguish, religion and questions of morality, the storyline in "Caprica" will have many things to say virtually our society.
"It's really around big business sector, the machinations and the subterfuge that go on inside of it when you have something that is groundbreaking and could change the nature of life and the future," Angeli aforesaid. "In this case, they're developing artificial intelligence."
Executive producer Ronald D. Moore described the show to reporters at the Television Critics Association coming together in Beverly Hills. While he was talking around the fabricated colony Caprica, he could just as easily own been talk about today's America.
"It's more or less a vibrant society. It's really at the height of its power and the height of its decadence at the like time," Moore said. "So it's truly a prospering, vibrant culture that's going away to add up apart as we watch, but it's sort of the rolling wave coaster. It's thrilling at the top when you see how far down you've got to go."
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Thursday, 7 August 2008
Charles Michael Brotman
Artist: Charles Michael Brotman
Genre(s):
Instrumental
Discography:
Pacific Rendezvous
Year: 1993
Tracks: 9
Mango Cooler
Year: 1990
Tracks: 10
Friday, 27 June 2008
Anne Hathaway - Hathaways On Set Injury
Actress ANNE HATHAWAY sustained a gruesome injury while filming her new movie GET SMART - cutting her shins to the bone.
The Devil Wears Prada star was performing a stunt on the spy-themed action film, when she hit her legs on a metal bar - and the wounds were so deep her shin bones were exposed.
But Hathaway refused to let the injury slow her down and insisted on finishing the scene - but she was overruled by movie bosses who forced her to cut filming short and seek medical attention.
She says, "We were doing a scene where I had to kick a Russian spy in the chest. And as I lifted my knees up to my chest to kick, I hit a bar that shouldn't have been there.
"My shin split open and I had to have 15 stitches, I tried not to wimp out but I could see my shinbones. So I turned to the director and said, 'If I could have Extra Strength Tylenol (pain killer), I could probably do the shot.'
"And the script supervisor, my dresser and my make-up artist all said to me, 'You get a plastic surgeon to sew up your legs. And you finish work right now.' I was trying to continue but in that one I was overruled."
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Monday, 23 June 2008
Aube and Lasse Marhaug
Artist: Aube and Lasse Marhaug
Genre(s):
Other
Discography:
New Forms Of Free Entertainment
Year: 1997
Tracks: 8
Monday, 16 June 2008
Rosana
Artist: Rosana
Genre(s):
Vocal
Rock & Roll
Folk
Latin
Other
Discography:
Directo Las Ventas
Year: 2007
Tracks: 14
De Casa a las Ventas CD3
Year: 2007
Tracks: 14
De casa a las ventas CD2
Year: 2007
Tracks: 12
De casa a las Ventas CD1
Year: 2007
Tracks: 19
Magia
Year: 2005
Tracks: 13
Lunas Rotas
Year: 1996
Tracks: 12
Starting as a romantic isaac Bashevis Singer, Rosana too had success in the disco and MPB styles with her gospel-tinged vocal interpretations. Singing since her early teens in her father's group, Casanova's, in 1981 she made her debut in the MPB Shell festival (TV Globo), merely her number one rack up came only with "Nem Um Toque", from a demo mag tape that over up being included in the nationwide TV Globo soap opera Roda de Fogo. The success was confirmed in 1987 with "O Amor e o Poder", for the besides broadly popular soap opera of the same identify. One of the to the highest degree airy songs in that year, it besides was included in her number one LP, Coração Selvagem. Her 1989's LP Onde o Amor me Leva won the Sharp award as the Best Record of the Year, patch she likewise was awarded in the same year with the Globo Radio System trophy as the Best Singer of the Year, followed by performances in Portugal and Mexico. In 1990 he launched the Spanish version of that album for the Latin market place, Por Donde el Amor me Lleva and the unedited Doce Pecado, which had a hit with "Riscos do Amor", included in the soundtrack of the soap opera Salomé (TV Globo). Awarded in the same year with the Imprensa trophy as the Best Singer of the Year, in 1994 Essa Sou Eu brought her the Sharp award in the same class. Her disco-oriented Vende Peixe-se (1996) had a hit with "Linha de Fogo", included in the soundtrack of the TV Globo series Malhação. After a period retired to look after her newborn kid, she returned to the artistic scene in 1999, active in the commemorations of the Banco do Brasil Culture center for the 90 age of Carmen Miranda's birth.
Friday, 6 June 2008
Yves Saint Laurent Dead at 71
Fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent has died. He was 71.
Yves was one of a handful of designers who dominated 20th century fashion, on a par with Christian Dior, Coco Chanel and Paul Poiret.
The reclusive French maestro, who had retired from haute couture in 2002 after four decades at the top of his trade, had been ill for some time.
During his farewell appearance seven years ago, Saint Laurent had told reporters he had "always given the highest importance of all to respect for this craft, which is not exactly an art, but which needs an artist to exist."
Yves Henri Donat Mathieu Saint Laurent was born in the coastal town of Oran, Algeria, on August 1, 1936, at a time when the North African country was still considered part of France.
A shy, lonely, child, he became fascinated by clothes, and already had a solid portfolio of sketches when he first arrived in Paris in 1953, aged 17.
Vogue editor Michel de Brunoff, who was to become a key supporter, was quickly won over, and published them.
Saint Laurent died on Sunday evening in the French capital, the Pierre-Berge-Saint Laurent Foundation announced.
Pierre Berge, a long-time friend and associate of the designer, said he had died at his home after along illness. He did not give details.
"I found my style through women," Saint Laurent once said.
"That's where its strength and vitality comes from because I draw on the body of a woman."
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