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Schoenbrun expressed to Marc Malkin of EbMaster during the Independent Spirit Awards in Santa Monica, Calif., on Sunday that he hopes his work as a director won’t undergo significant changes. He added, “As an artist, it’s essential to sense the atmosphere around you and incorporate that into your creations. However, I believe it’s crucial for queer individuals to simply live, love, and be true to themselves. That, perhaps, is what truly matters rather than trying to alter our responses.

Under the guidance of director Steven Cantor, this documentary delves into Schuyler’s harrowing ordeal during his rescue by the U.S. Coast Guard, 43 hours after a devastating boating accident in the Gulf of Mexico that took the lives of former Tampa Bay Buccaneers Marquis Cooper and Corey Smith, as well as Schuyler’s best friend and former University of South Florida teammate Will Bleakley. In the vast expanse of the Gulf of Mexico, 70 miles offshore, Schuyler was discovered in critical condition, holding onto the engine mount of the overturned boat.

Earlier this month, Rob Liefeld revealed that he’s parting ways with Marvel, following an incident where he and his family weren’t invited to the afterparty at last July’s “Deadpool & Wolverine” premiere hosted by Disney. During a podcast discussion at the time, Liefeld expressed that this decision was intended to humiliate, undermine, and defeat him. Since then, Liefeld has also highlighted other grievances he harbors against Marvel, specifically mentioning a perceived lack of respect from Kevin Feige. Disney and Marvel Studios have chosen not to respond to these claims.

EbMaster’s Vice President and Executive Editor of Features, Gaydos, was honored on February 21 during the closing event of the 10th annual Filming Italy Los Angeles festival. Actor Alessandro Nivola (“The Brutalist,” “American Hustle”) attended to present Gaydos with an award. Throughout his career, Gaydos has combined journalism and screenwriting, and is known for promoting international films and European filmmakers, especially through his work at EbMaster and his involvement in various festivals like Filming Italy Los Angeles, founded by Tiziana Rocca.

Gaydos, who works as Vice President and Executive Editor of Features at EbMaster, was given an award on February 21 during the closing ceremony of the annual Filming Italy event in LA. Actor Alessandro Nivola presented the award to Gaydos for his long-standing support of international films and European filmmakers through his work with EbMaster and festivals like Filming Italy, founded by Tiziana Rocca.

The total viewership figure is a blend of Nielsen’s count of linear viewers on HBO and Warner Bros. Discovery’s own tally of streams on Max. It’s worth noting that the Season 3 premiere has seen over 10.2 million viewers in the week following its release, which is a significant jump from its initial 2.4 million same-day viewers. This new episode garnered a 57% increase compared to the viewership of the Season 2 premiere in 2022, and this upward trend has continued, as the current total viewership stands at 92% higher than where the Season 2 premiere was after the same period.

Schwarzenegger acknowledged that some might claim his success is due to his family connections. However, he pointed out that he’s invested over a decade in acting classes, performed regularly in school plays, meticulously crafted his characters, and endured countless rejections during auditions. Despite the occasional frustration and feeling constrained, he admitted there were moments when he wished he didn’t share his last name. But these fleeting sentiments don’t overshadow the hard work and dedication he’s put into his career.

Apart from “Creature Commandos” and “Superman,” another early DCU project hinted by Gunn was “Waller,” a spinoff of “Suicide Squad” and “Peacemaker,” featuring Viola Davis. However, as Peter Safran, co-CEO of DC Studios, mentioned, the development of this project has been challenging, and they’ve tried multiple approaches but haven’t found the right fit yet. Translation: The release of “Waller” is not imminent.

Last Friday, we were informed in unison that after 35 years of groundbreaking creativity, The Mill will be closing permanently this coming Monday [Feb. 24]. This decision is a result of the ongoing financial difficulties that Technicolor has faced over the years,” the more than 100 artists who used to work at The Mill U.S. stated in a joint communique to EbMaster. “This news took us by surprise, and since then, we’ve been grappling with various emotions such as shock, anger, sadness, worry, but also determination. Although the physical location of The Mill is no more, its essence, its zeal, and its heritage continue to thrive through its remarkable and gifted employees. In truth, it was always the people that made The Mill truly extraordinary.

He made it clear to me backstage at the SAG Awards that he’s not eager for another go. He said, ‘I don’t want it, I don’t _not_ want it,’ emphasizing that they all gave their best in those eight hours. He worries that repeating the experience could tarnish the original, and so he’s content to wait. If a new idea comes along that fits well with Matt Reeves’ cinematic universe and is worth pursuing, he’d consider it, but for now, it’s not on his mind.

During the climax of Timothée Chalamet’s Oscar pursuit, set to reach its peak at this weekend’s awards, he’s taken a serious approach. In true Chalamet fashion, though: When discussing his role choices on “60 Minutes,” he likened himself to Daniel Day-Lewis in an Instagram-esque manner. However, making such a statement on “60 Minutes,” a more reserved program catering to an older demographic typically linked with political figures rather than award nominees, was somewhat unexpected. Given that he’s already sold his film, which has earned over $100 million worldwide, to a younger audience who are likely more familiar with him than Bob Dylan, Chalamet is now targeting voters who might value sincerity over lighthearted fun.