Ocean Vuong, born 14 October 1988) is a Vietnamese American poet, essayist, and novelist. 📸 by Tom Hines.
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Ocean Vuong, born 14 October 1988) is a Vietnamese American poet, essayist, and novelist. 📸 by Tom Hines.
Grizzly Bear by Tom Hines
(Photo: Tom Hines)
From RCA’s page, a bio with the band’s thoughts on their creative process behind their new album, Painted Ruins:
The band's mediator since the beginning, his feet started to itch after the usual six months of downtime. “I kinda kept writing everyone,” [Chris Taylor] says. “Telling them that we should start making a record. I wanted to be making music with my band again. I stayed busy, I wrote a cook book, produced other people, but my favorite thing to do was work with my band. I was getting bored over here.” He laughs. While all four members were strewn across their various corners, he took it upon himself to start a cloud account – essentially a dropbox. The intention was to allow the band a gentler entry point for starting to think about coming together again. It was new for them, less pressurized, far more relaxed and a guaranteed prevention measure against creative stalemate. The dropbox was a home for inspiration, mood boards, ideas for music, demos, even songs. It was, however, quite a slow process, starting in March 2015. “Painfully slow,” chuckles Taylor. They did have one song – 'Losing All Sense' – that made it to the record, but Rossen was reticent to call this the beginning of something. The word 'album' was a forbidden utterance at this point in time. “We got into the water with one toe at a time to avoid freaking everyone out,” recalls Taylor. “Yeah this time around we came to it slowly,” agrees Rossen. “Tip-toeing towards a conversation.”
“Chris Taylor started this motherfucker,” adds Droste. “I'm so grateful to him because I don't know whether it would have organically happened otherwise.” Taylor even bought a guitar after five months of little progress and wrote in Big Sur. The song 'Sky Took Hold' got its start in one of those sessions. Taylor wrote the song 'Systole' during his time in Berlin, and it is his first lead vocal for the band. “I learned guitar so I could write songs for the band,” he says, as eager as he was then to be in conversation about Grizzly Bear. Once that catalyst came, there was still the question of whether or not it was going to work. “I'm of the mindset that I never know if we'll make another album, no matter how good or bad things are,” says Droste. “In a way it's a miracle this album happened because for a while it was to be decided. When it started to come together there were a lot of ideas. Some didn't work. Eventually when things started to work we were like, 'Oh my god it's happening.'”
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“Wing Formation” by Tom Hines offers an in-depth look at the iridescent and complex wing of a Great Cormorant (Phalacrocorax carbo). Hines snapped his award-winning shot in a place favored by both humans and animals: Hyde Park, in central London.
Novo trailer de Mother’s Day [2016], dirigido por Garry Marshall (Simples Como Amar [1999]). O roteiro foi escrito por Anya Kochoff (A Sogra [2005]), Tom Hines, Lily Hollander e Matthew Walker, os três últimos estreantes na função.
Com o modelo clássico de comédia romântica, várias histórias associadas à maternidade se cruzam: Sandy é uma mãe solteira com dois filhos, Bradley é um pai solteiro com uma filha adolescente, Jesse tem uma história complicada com a sua mãe, Kristin nunca conheceu a sua mãe biológica e Miranda é uma escritora de sucesso que abre mão de ter filhos para se dedicar à carreira
Com Britt Robertson (Tomorrowland: Um Lugar Onde Nada é Impossível [2015]), Jennifer Aniston (Como Enlouquecer seu Chefe [1999]), Julia Roberts (Erin Brockovich: Uma Mulher de Talento [2000]), Kate Hudson (Quase Famosos [2000]), Timothy Olyphant (Justified [2010 - 2015]), Jason Sudeikis (Quero Matar Meu Chefe [2001]), Shay Mitchell (Pretty Little Liars [2010 - 2016]), Sarah Chalke (Scrubs [2001 - 2010]), Margo Martindale (Menina de Ouro [2010]) e Jon Lovitz (Quero Ser Grande [1988]).
Previsto para estrear no Brasil em 28 de abril.
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcLCJJIm4Mk)
ph. Tom Hines
Ph. Tom Hines