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TidalWave Comics is bringing the world of rock music and horror filmmaking to the comic book page with the release of Orbit: Rob Zombie. Available now both digitally and in print, the 22-page comic is the latest installment in TidalWave’s acclaimed Orbit series, which highlights influential figures who have shaped pop culture.
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Star Wars began with its original trilogy and captured the hearts and minds of people from all over; allowing a galaxy far, far away to enter the homes of Earth via television. Let’s explore how Star Wars transitioned from a cultural cinema phenomenon on the small screens to filling the world with advanced narratives and talent.
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Do you enjoy the films of Director Wes Anderson? I sure do. Recently, I attended a group exhibit at NYC’s Spoke Art Gallery called Bad Dads: A Wes Anderson Tribute Show, which was completely amazing. Included were dozens of whimsical artworks by various artists who were inspired to interpret themes and characters found in Anderson’s various films. Fun! Continue reading Pink Thing of The Day: Look At All This Apple Juice! Pink Art By Anna Pan
Star Wars takes place in a galaxy far, far away, with melodies that echo in all the universe, even in this world. Thanks to the brilliant composer John Williams, the introduction to the magical world full of heroic, despicable, and strange-looking characters was awe-inspiring and sometimes hilarious. (cue Jar Jar Binks)
Music is a special art form for creating depth in any scene. Williams’s musical scores and staccato beats have, not only increased the meaning of the films but also, musically explained mysterious scenes.
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Throughout a career spanning as much as seven decades, the American actor and director James Hong has appeared in more than 600 films and TV shows. Born in Minnesota in the year 1929, he is one of the most prolific character actors in the history of Hollywood. Hong has performed not only as an on-screen performer but also as a voice artist for several reputed animated movies. Here, we will sketch a summary highlighting his most memorable performances that prove his creative acting caliber throughout his illustrious in-screen journey.
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