Millcreek Township mom to compete in Exposure photography series on Hulu with $250,000 prize
A Millcreek Township mother of five is among eight people trying to win a $250,000 prize on a new photography competition series streaming on Hulu. The chaos of having five kids definitely ran parallel to the chaos of being on a reality show, Anna Hartvigson, 34, said Friday. She said that being a mom helped her deal with certain situations on the series.
The six-episode season of Exposure premieres Monday on the streaming service. Each episode will feature the photographers participating in two challenges using smartphone camera technology on a Samsung smartphone, according to information on the website for Samsung.
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It will soon be fifteen years since Channing Tatum first turned heads with
Step Up. These days, heâs gone from sidewards-cap-wearing heartthrob to the star and director of his own work with his upcoming movie,
Dog, and itâs really coming along.
Magic Mike star took to his social media to share a glimpse of where he is at in the process of finishing up
Dog. Take a look at the update from Instagram:
Channing Tatum sounds like heâs really proud to be sitting in front of the body of work he starred in and directed. While he has certainly tried on different hats prior aside from acting, like writing and producing, to have a directing credit on a film is major, and Tatum claims he loves how it has turned out.
For the 93rd Oscars®, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is partnering with Facebook Inc. for an interactive, real-time virtual experience across multiple platforms, giving viewers an opportunity to engage with creators and fellow fans, watch live interviews with Oscar® winners, and get an exclusive glimpse behind the scenes of this year’s show. The 93rd Oscars airs live on ABC on Sunday, April 25, at 8 p.m. EDT/5 p.m. PDT.
In a collaboration with Vanity Fair and Instagram, portrait photos and Reels of Oscar winners, nominees and presenters will be captured by Quil Lemons (@quillemons), who made history this year as Vanity Fair’s youngest cover photographer. Lemons, whose distinct visual approach explores ideas around masculinity, queerness, race and beauty, will be taking both digital and film photographs. Exclusive content from the photo sessions and from the Oscars red carpet will be posted on the Academy’s Instagram Reels and Feed (@theacademy). Portraits