finish the night? if you break my heart, i ll go there would be the boys, packing up their stuff. they re pissed. we re thinking to ourselves, why don t they lighten up? why don t just play the, you know give them a little rolling stones. give them a little, you know, temptations if they want it. whatever. we re thinking, you know, they got to go their own way. terry came on stage at barnabys on state street in chicago. i think it was during the first tune. he just ripped the shirt, the coat, right off his back. and that was it. we went straight to hippie dom. we started doing original material, and there was a small group of people that dug it. come on, everybody kind of the legend around illinois. the chicago transit authority had been formed out of these local supergroups. we watched them play. we were all like, wow, these guys could really read music.
the inception of the band was an assembly of the best musicians i could find in the city of chicago. we actually discussed about making the best band we could possibly make, that the band would be a musical democracy. i said when you give me your hand, that ll be the contract. the only way you get out of it is to ask out or you die. i ve always thought of chicago in terms of a family rather than eras. you know, in the span of 40 or 50 years, there are going to be changes. i don t care if it is a family or a band. there are going to be changes. the realization becomes, man, we re all replaceable. we re all replaceable.
your business. and it s killing people. and it s causing economic calamity. i have to say that the trial of chicago 7 was one of the things i watched during the pandemic. so thank you for giving us something to hold onto. what s next for you? oh, that s nice of you, thanks. what s next for me? i have a film coming out in december called being the ricardos. it s about the relationship of lucille ball and desi arnez. we go back to rehearsal with mocking bird september 5th. we open october 5th and we open with jeff daniels, the original adicus. we open with bulger who won a tony award for playing scout. she was great. it s going to be incredibly exciting. if you don t mind my adding,
Oscars 2021: Eight contenders for Best Picture category
The blockbusters may be absent, but an eclectic array of titles are in the mix for this year s Academy Awards
AFP
April 21, 2021
LOS ANGELES:
In a year that saw movie theaters boarded up due to Covid-19, eight new films that did reach our screens impressed Academy voters enough that they are in contention for Hollywood s biggest award the Oscar for best picture.
The blockbusters may be absent, but an eclectic array of titles are in the mix, from a lavish Netflix ode to Tinseltown s Golden Age to a tiny indie drama about Korean immigrants scraping out a living off the land in rural America.
Viola Davis, Jason Bateman & Other SAG Award Snubs & Surprises
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Usually the SAG Awards are the first of the major peer groups to hand out statues in the new year, but 2021 is proving to be even more change-inducing than 2020.
The 27th Annual SAG Awards were pushed a couple of times, first due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and then when the Grammys decided to have their show on the same night SAG was planning to celebrate. This led to the WGA Awards kicking things off, with PGA following soon after.
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But, the additional time did not seem to affect SAG ballot outcomes by much. Netflix’s “The Crown” picked up its second consecutive drama series ensemble, for example, while “Schitt’s Creek” wrapped up its run with the SAG after nabbing an Emmy and a Golden Globe for its final season. Additionally, Jason Sudeikis, Catherine O’Hara, Mark Ruffalo and Anya Taylor-Joy also followed their February Gold