‘Introducing, Selma Blair’ Is A Sweet, Funny Doc About The Star’s Battle With MS [SXSW Review]

For the past year, Parenthood actress Sarah Ramos has been entertaining us with her Quarantscenes, where she acts out scenes from iconic film and TV series.

What do musicians like David Bowie, Prince, and Iggy Pop have in common? They were all influenced by the talent and general individuality of fellow musician Tiny Tim. The documentary “Tiny Tim: King for a Day” chronicles the journey of Herbert Khary into becoming Tiny Tim, along with how he became his own worst enemy.

In October 2018, actress Selma Blair revealed on Instagram that she had been diagnosed withmultiple sclerosis. Less than one year later, in May 2019, documentary filmmakerRachel Fleit found herself in the actress' Studio City home, filming Blair's daily struggles with the autoimmune disease for what would later become a feature documentary.

Guy Lodge Film CriticAmong the many things Selma Blair speaks frankly on in a new documentary about her, her own acting career comes in for brisk treatment. “I never had the hunger to be the best actress I could be,” she says matter-of-factly.

Actor Selma Blair first appears in the new documentary about her struggles with multiple sclerosis (MS) dressed as Norma Desmond, the reclusive, washed-up silent-film star played by Gloria Swanson in Sunset Boulevard. In a sparkly turban, a floor-length leopard-print dress and her cane by her side, Blair displays a jokey self-awareness about her public image, especially since announcing her diagnosis in October 2018.

There is a new family member in the Consuelos household.

Sunday night’s Grammy Awards is all anyone is talking about — and while some can’t get over THAT reunion between exes Harry Styles and Taylor Swift or Naya Rivera’s snub during the In Memoriam Artist Tribute — a whole other fandom is outraged by an apparent lack of recognition for Selena Quintanilla. Even Texas politicians are upset!

 Selena Gomez  is setting the record straight following weeks of romance rumors between her and her Only Murders in the Building co-star, Aaron Dominguez.The pair caught the attention of fans after they were photographed filming a scene together for their new Hulu series in New York.

EXCLUSIVE: Streaming service discovery+ has just acquired the LD Entertainment documentary Introducing, Selma Blair ahead of its world premiere at the 2021 SXSW Film Festival. A streaming date is planned for later this year.

Cardi B has urged Selena Gomez not to retire from music, saying she “makes good music and her fans love her”.The comments come after Gomez stated this week that she’s considering giving up music, saying: “What’s the point?”Speaking to Vogue, Gomez said: “It’s hard to keep doing music when people don’t necessarily take you seriously.

the glaring lack of international inclusivity in the Grammys’ newly redubbed global music (formerly world music) category. In the category’s 38-year history, almost 80% of African nations have never had an artist nominated; no Middle Eastern or eastern European musician has ever won; every winner in the past eight years has been a repeat winner; and nearly two-thirds of the nominations have come from just six countries (the US, the UK, Brazil, Mali, South Africa, India).