They later encounter a young couple named Linda and Tommy, played by Susan Bernard and Ray Barlow, and things soon descend into chaos as the dancers hatch a scheme to rob an old man.
Deadline reports that the TV show reboot aims to be a tribute to the original movie, but that it will also place more focus on the strong female characters of the story.
Reedus will executive produce the TV series adaptation of the movie and he has told
Deadline that he is over the moon to be working on the project. I ve been watching Russ Meyer s film since I was a kid, wearing my
The cult film
Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! is getting adapted into a television series with the help of Norman Reedus and AMC Studios.
According to Deadline, Reedus’ bigbaldhead production company and AMC Studios are in the early stages of development for the
Faster, Pussycat! series. While it will adapt the film’s wild tale, it will focus on its strong female cast and its disruption of societal norms. Under the two-year first-look deal Reedus signed with the network, the project is fully backed by the estate of Russ Meyer, who directed the original film.
“I’ve been watching Russ Meyer’s film since I was a kid, wearing my
Parents slam Prince William County schools equity policy, call it racist Amanda Ballard, of Haymarket, asked Prince William County school leaders for changes to the division s new equity policy, saying children should be judged on the content of their character, not their skin color.
Parents slammed the Prince William County School Board for its approval of a new equity statement that overhauling the content, and the methods of how children are taught, addressing disparities between the schools in the division, and hiring new teachers based on race.
The statement calls for teachers and school personnel to identify their implicit biases an assertion that people base decisions on both past experiences, and racial bias. Last fall during a joint meeting with the School Board, three Prince William County Supervisors walked out of a joint implicit bias training in protest, linking the training to critical race theory, a practice banned from the federal workplace under the Tru
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Outgoing mayors in Calgary, Edmonton reflect on wide-open races to replace them
by Lauren Krugel, The Canadian Press
Posted May 24, 2021 10:00 am EDT
Last Updated May 24, 2021 at 10:14 am EDT
CALGARY Alberta’s two big cities will get new mayors this fall and voters will choose whether to build on the progressive legacies of Calgary’s Naheed Nenshi and Edmonton’s Don Iveson or swing toward a more conservative vision.
Both outgoing leaders have championed major transit investment, pushed for greater social inclusion and tackled other complex issues, all while navigating a crushing energy downturn, the COVID-19 pandemic and an often adversarial relationship with the provincial United Conservative government.