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Joy Osmanski been cast as a series regular in ABC Family's multi-camera comedy pilot Gorgeous Morons
As part of its online Featured Reviews, AudioFile Magazine reviews Joy's narration of Laura Dave's novel Eight Hundred Grapes: [From the AudioFile Magazine website] Who knew it takes 800 to make one bottle of wine? That and many other fascinating, arcane facts fill this romantic peek behind the scenes of a Sonoma, California, vineyard and [&hellip
Joy will recur on Season 3 of Marc Cherry's Devious Maids
Joy recently completed a run of the world premiere of untethered by Julia Edwards. Directed by Jen Bloom and featuring Kevin McCorkle, Joy Osmanski, Gabriella Rhodeen, Adam J. Smith & Eli Weinbergoriginal music by Steven van Betten choreography by Stephanie Zaletel "…with a wonderful performance from Joy Osmanski, who skillfully balances neurosis and personability (especially in [&hellip
A Head Full of Ghosts by Paul Tremblay 800 Grapes by Laura Dave Incarnations by Susan Barker The audiobooks can be found on Audible - some with future release dates
Joy with Nathan Fillion and Stana Katic on Castle
Joy shot a fun guest spot on the hit ABC show Castle starring Nathan Fillion and Stana Katic
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Rachel Bilson in AG Adriano Goldschmied
Rachel Bilson went shopping at Bed Bath & Beyond, where she bought a Classic Oven Broiler and a coffee maker in Los Angeles, California yesterday. Rachel chose to wear an outfit that we normally always catch her in, a casual tee, beige boots and skinny jeans. This time she was minus a pair of Paige Denim and opted for AG Adriano Goldschmied jeans instead.
Rachel was number 1 on our Top 10 Denim Diva's Of 2010 list. She had been featured the most times last year in a lot of different jeans. I wasn't suprised she won because she was on DenimBlog almost every week, sometimes a couple of times in the same week. I really do like Rachel's casual style, even though it's so simple it's always so put together. Buy AG Jeans at AG Online.
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Paris Hilton in AG Adriano Goldschmied
Paris Hilton and Brooke Mueller were filming scenes for Brooke's new reality TV show at Bleu Clothing Store in Hollywood, California yesterday. I've always thought, it must be pretty annoying to go shopping with a camera crew, you would have to keep repeating scenes all the time and it would make an annoying shopping trip in my opinion. I like to just get my clothes, try them and buy them.
Paris was wearing a pair of AG Adriano Goldschmied skinny jeans and Brooke was wearing a pair of Rich & Skinny jeans for the day. I find Paris is really bringing out a lot more denim from her closet lately, she's always being spotting in jeans which is nice. I don't really know much about Brooke but I think the Rich & Skinny jeans suit her figure very well. Each time I see AG Jeans, it reminds me how I need more pairs in my wardrobe! I love their washes! They always have such authentic looking vintage pairs.
Kate Bosworth in Double Denim
Kate Bosworth was spotted at Samy's Cameras in Los Angeles, California. Kate kept it stylish in a double denim look. She wore a light washed denim shirt with her AG Adriano Goldschmied jeans in Pershing and a pair of the fall essential, shearling lace-up boots.
I like the fit of these on Kate. I find her to be very petite, thin in other words, so her jeans tend to look very loose. But these jeans do not at all. I find the length as well to be a perfect one on her. You can click here to purchase AG Jeans from there website
Gavin Rossdale in AG Adriano Goldschmied
Gavin Rossdale was spotted in Lakewood, California with his family to visit some friends. Gavin was wearing a pair of jeans from his favorite brand, AG Jeans. He chose The Matchbox in Overdye Black. I'm surprised to see that Gavin still manages to find very similar fits in all the brands that he has been spotted in.
I love faded black denim. It is just one of those washes, that I find, to be very versatile and able to wear year-round. Of course, AG has created another great wash with these jeans. You can click here to purchase these jeans at AGJeans for $225.


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The best film events in London this week
One-off screenings, festivals, seasons, double-bills and more. Each week we bring you the very best of London's alternative film events
Every week, we round up the best film events happening outside London's multiplexes, from major international film festivals to classic seasons at the BFI, from double bills and all-nighters to one-off screenings and in person Q&As with stars, filmmakers or experts. London also has a thriving DIY film club scene in pubs, restaurants, galleries and pop-up venues, and in the summer months you'll find a wealth of outdoor screenings in parks and gardens across the city.
Science Fiction Theatre: 'Brainstorm'
Another overlooked sci-fi classic from one of our favourite film clubs. 'Brainstorm' has a fascinating and ambitious premise – the invention of a helmet-like device that enables people to experience other people's experiences. The drama, somewhat inevitably, comes from the battle between the mad-but-decent scientist, played by Christopher Walken, who wants the device to be used for the benefit of all mankind, and the mysterious men in dark suits who want to keep it under wraps for the military.
The Victoria, 451 Queensbridge Rd, E8 3AS.
Mon Oct 19, 8pm. £5, £3.50 concs.
South Norwood and Thornton Heath Free Film Festival: 'Whip It' + roller derby
Another fine free event in London's deep south – watch Drew Barrymore's wondrous debut film, followed by some real-life roller rink action. With her seductive and lightly anarchic directorial comedy, Barrymore tells a familiar tale of an underdog's rise to sporting eminence on the Austin roller-derby scene. The sport itself makes little sense to the casual onlooker (it's female-only, full-contact and involves charging around an oval-shaped roller rink on skates and looking mean), but the film is elevated by the sincerity of its tone and the richness and variety of its ensemble cast.
Stanley Halls, 12 South Norwood Hill, SE25 6AB.
Sat Oct 17, 12pm. FREE.
'Three Days of the Condor' + James Grady Q&A
Author James Grady makes a rare public appearance to answer questions following a screening of the 1975 conspiracy thriller adapted from his novel and starring Robert Redford as a man beset by mysteries. Set in the world of CIA power games and scientific hardware, the film is dominated by intriguing Borges-like riddles. Thanks to an intelligent script, the action rarely falters, and at its best the film offers an intriguing slice of neo-Hitchcock.
Regent Street Cinema, 309 Regent St, W1B 2UW.
Wed Oct 14, 7pm. £11, £10 concs.
FeedMeFilms: 'The Big Lebowski'
Watching 'The Big Lebowski' in a bowling alley is a great place to start. Chucking in cocktails, pizza, beer and themed snacks timed to the film – not to mention 90 minutes of bowling fun – makes this event damn near unmissable. If you don't know it, the film is a comic update of the world crystallised by Raymond Chandler, charting the disastrous involvement of laidback dopehead Jeff 'the Dude' Lebowski in a kidnapping case involving the wife of his millionaire namesake.
Rowans Tenpin Bowl, 10 Stroud Green Rd, N4 2DF.
Thu Oct 15, 6.30pm. £40.
Research scientist and film fan J Doyle Farmer introduces a screening of Andrei Tarkovsky's masterpiece of slow science fiction, and explains what the film can tell us about the human fascination with decay and the environment. In the film, the mysterious Stalker leads two men, the Writer and the Professor, across the Zone – a forbidden territory deep inside a police state – towards the Room, which can lay bare the devices and desires of your heart. As always, Tarkovsky conjures images like you've never seen before.
Barbican Centre, Silk St, EC2Y 8DS.
Tue Oct 13, 7pm. £9.50, £8.50 concs.
The Thing
A rare chance to catch this masterclass in clammy terror on an original 70mm film print. Like many future horror classics, John Carpenter's film was hated on first release, dismissed as an 'Alien' clone more interested in pushing the boundaries of SFX than in character or tension. It's hard to imagine now: with the benefit of hindsight (and, more importantly, repeat viewings), 'The Thing' has emerged as one of our most potent modern terrors, combining the icy-cold chill of suspicion and uncertainty with those magnificently imaginative, pre-CG effects blowouts.
Prince Charles Cinema, 7 Leicester Place, WC2H 7BP.
Sat Oct 17, 8.45pm. £12.50, £10 concs.
BFI Love: 'Love Story'
The BFI's new three-month season exploring all aspects of screen romance opens with the Marmite-movie weepie that spawned the infamous tagline 'love means never having to say you're sorry'. This mating of love and leukaemia brought a box-office bonanza. 'What can you say about the girl you loved, and she died?' muses Ryan O'Neal before looking back to his days of clichéd happiness with Ali MacGraw. Depending on your perspective it's either a turgid, trauma-ridden tale of Harvard students falling in lerv, or a three-hankie classic.
BFI Southbank, Belvedere Rd, SE1 8XT.
Mon Oct 19, 8.45pm. £8.35–£11.75.
It's quite fitting that the central character of 'Rebecca' goes unnamed. After dashing, aloof Laurence Olivier makes a none-too-romantic proposal ('I'm asking you to marry me, you little fool'), she decamps to his Cornwall pile, the infamous Manderley. Here, under the constant scrutiny of his family, staff and spaniel Jasper, she is expected to slot into the hole left by his first wife Rebecca, whose memory smothers the place like a dust-sheet – yet gives succour to Judith Anderson's vulture-like housekeeper Mrs Danvers, whose creepy devotion to her late mistress understandably petrifies the young woman.
Stratford East Picturehouse, Salway Rd, E15 1BX.
Sun Oct 18, 3.30pm. £9.50, £8.50 concs.
Kinema and Kocktails: 'The Conformist'
Bernardo Bertolucci's beautiful, idea-laden and thrilling film noir opens with a Paris hotel sign flashing on a man with a fedora, a gun and a naked woman. But this late-'30s-set adaptation of Albert Moravia's novel examining Italy's fascist past was no exercise in black-and-white nostalgia. The noir elements – the complex flash-back structure and the out-of-kilter 'Third Man'-style camera angles framing its anti-hero, volunteer assassin Jean-Louis Trintignant – are a mere frame, pencil drawings on which cinematographer Vittorio Storaro paints his Freudian washes of blue and red.
Cellar Door, Zero Aldwych, WC2E 7DN.
Sun Oct 18, 2pm. £12.
Classic Cinema Club: 'The Blues Brothers'
Soul-stirring celebration or crass cultural exploitation? Truth is, 'The Blues Brothers' is a bit of both, lending exposure to rhythm and blues legends who might otherwise have faded into silence while at the same time treating black culture as a colourful pantomime backdrop for the antics of two white comedians. Still, the film retains a huge nostalgic kick, thanks in large part to Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi's easy rapport, a smattering of daft, shaggy humour and some truly iconic musical sequences.
Questor's Theatre, 12 Mattock Lane, W5 5BQ.
Sat Oct 17, 7.30pm. £10, £7 concs.
what happened to TO KILL A MOCKING BIRD, ??, When Lee's new book (?) is published, there maybe a stampede
The Haunted Picture House also launches on 6th June 2015! www.hauntedpicturehouse.com
STUDIO is hosting its first ever film event on Thursday 18th December at the Etcetera Theatre in Camden. STUDIO Film Club presents Elf - tickets are £11.50 each, and include a glass of bubbly and bag of popcorn each. Details at: http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/studio-film-club-presents-elf-tickets-14600537601?aff=eac2
There's also London's best film quiz, You're Gonna Need A Bigger Boat, back at the Assembly House in Kentish Town on Wednesday 5th November. Starts 7pm for 7:30 but worth getting there early for a good view of the screen! Details at www.film-quiz.com, £4 a person, no limit on team size.
Heads up on MurderDrome: It's an AUSTRALIAN trash roller derby slasher comedy, not American. And the serial killer is a she, not a he. Highly reccomend.
Ivan Reitman isnt dead! Harold Ramis is
Jango Report is a wonderful surprise depicting recent polítical events in Brazill... it deserves a visit at Covent Garden . Relevants facts are described during 90 minutes, and that will keep your eyes popped out and focused on the screen.
Brand X is screening on Monday, details as follows: Rare screening of satirical lost cult film BRAND X (1970), at the Goldsmiths College Cinema, Dixon Road, SE14 6NW on April 29 at 7.30pm, as part of The New Cross and Deptford Free Film Festival. Nearest Overground, New Cross/New Cross Gate. **The screening is free, but may be full so please ARRIVE EARLY to avoid disappointment - doors open at 7**
LoCo comedy festival is set for great things. Check out this interview with festival organiser, Jonathan Wakeham, and the top picks of the weekend's programme. http://theframeloop.com/2013/01/24/locointerview/


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