Missing film designer found dead under garbage in NYC home

Another investment fund that’s aiming to buy up some quality music rights has announced its first deal. New York-based Influence Media Partners announced the launch of a new fund last month in partnership with Michigan Municipal Employment Retirement System – aka MERS – that will invest in “award-winning catalogues of some of music’s most influential female music creators”.The first such creator is Ali Tamposi.

When Lynzee Klingman wanted to be an editor, she started looking for an apprenticeship in New York but couldn't get her foot in the door. "They would say, 'You can't carry a [film] can like a man, and we don't want to have to watch our language around you.

NEW YORK -- The big-screen adaptation of Lin-Manuel Miranda's “In the Heights” will kick off the Tribeca Film Festival on June 9, two days before the film opens in theaters and begins streaming.Set in New York's Washington Heights, Jon M.

Judy Heumann's disability rights work has spanned decades and helped to pave the way for the landmark Americans With Disabilities Act. But for some Netflix subscribers, their first introduction to the activist was as a 20-something camp counselor in the 1970s leading a discussion on an evening's dinner options of veal or lasagna.

One of the biggest difficulties with being a fan of indie cinema is knowing which features are worth your time and which, frankly, aren’t. Thankfully, when it comes to the new drama, “Giants Being Lonely,” you don’t even need to watch the trailer to know this is a quality feature.

EXCLUSIVE: In a competitive situation, Parasite distributor Neon has come out on top for North American rights to Ryan Gosling package The Actor, the next movie from Anomalisa director Duke Johnson. We hear the pre-buy is in the mid 7-figure range.

The Times Square coronavirus vaccination site serving the Broadway theater industry opened today with an open invitation to the city’s film and television workers as well.

Matthew Chernov New York rapper DMX achieved rap superstardom with iconic albums such as “It’s Dark and Hell Is Hot” and “…And Then There Was X.” But the influential artist, who died on April 9 at 50 years old, was also known for his film roles in “Romeo Must Die,” “Exit Wounds,” “Belly” and “Cradle 2 the Grave.”He also guest-starred on TV series such as “Fresh Off the Boat,” “Third Watch” and “Eve,” and lent his voice to the “Def Jam: Vendetta” hip hop/pro wrestling video game.His appearances

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A docuseries based on 2020 Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones’ and The New York Times’ expansive The 1619 Project is headed to Hulu.

New York Daily News described as "trash-strewn." It was there, under "an avalanche of garbage," that the 66-year-old was found face up, the Daily News said. "This is just devastating," Ellen said. "She had a full life.

Evelyn Sakash, an Emmy-winning production designer who was known to be a hoarder, has been found dead under a pile of garbage in her New York City home. She was 66.

Also Read: G Gordon Liddy, Watergate Scandal Operative, Dies at 90Sakash’s TV and film credits include “Orange Is the New Black,” “Law & Order: Criminal Intent,” 1990’s  “Mermaids,” 2014’s “Still Alice” and and 2003’s “Between the Lines,” for which she won a Daytime Emmy Award.Sakash’s sister, Ellen Brown, told the New York Daily News she didn’t want her sister to be remembered for how she was found.“She had a full life,” Brown said. “She was so extraordinarily talented.

Sadly, it’s never a surprise when a pal of Donald Trump’s turns out to be a creep — but this is pretty gross.

Nike has reportedly filed a lawsuit against MSCHF, the designer behind Lil Nas X's controversial "Satan shoes," according to a tweet from New York Times reporter Kevin Draper. The shoes are unofficial redesigns of Nike's trademark Air Max 97 design.

National Geographic Documentary Films on Monday announced its acquisition of Oscar-nominated director Matthew Heineman’s documentary The First Wave, a ground-level view inside a New York hospital as the city battled the initial explosion of Covid-19.