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Sessão de fotos da KS e Taylor para a EW dessa semana. Tradução: Grace www.foforks.com.br

Michael Jackson's influence and popularity was far reaching. Whitney Pastorek of Entertainment Weekly joins us to discuss Michael Jackson's record sales jump this week and the artists he influenced like Usher and Justin Timberlake. We can't stop 'til we get enough!Author: tvguide Tags: Michael Jackson popularity Michael Jackson record sales Michael Jackson iTunes Michael Jackson billboard Usher Justin Timberlake Whitney Pastorek Entertainment Weekly Madison Michele TV Guide Posted: 03 July 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Heidi and Tim get playful striking poses for their EW cover shoot. Plus, they discuss the return of "Project Runway" and reveal some details about the upcoming season.

De volta com o OmeleTV dentro da cozinha literalmente. Mas n o, isso n o um programa de culin ria, portanto vamos curtir nesse bloco a listagem com os maiores diretores vivos do cinema, a volta do Besouro Verde, mas dessa vez com Michel Gondry, a pol mica da proibi o para os sites de legenda, Marcelo Hessel filosofando e assim corre o nosso primeiro bloco.

I just love a good list, I really do. You can't tear me away from those Top 100 AFI specials, so for me, there is no such thing as a bad list -- even if I disagree with it. Because, isn't that half the fun of talking about movies in the first place? EW has just released a list of the top 25 active directors (which I guess was a nice way of saying 'no dead guys allowed'), and there are a few surprises, but luckily they haven't gone crazy and pronounced Joel Schumacher as the misunderstood auteur of our time. So who did make it to the top of the heap? Well, it's the usual suspects: Spielberg, Scorsese, Tarantino, Soderbergh, and The Coens rounding out the top ten. But there are some nice surprises to the list as well, like Judd Apatow, Jon Favreau, and Ron Howard (whose directorial talents don't always get the respect they should). But, we film geeks love a good debate, and Anne Thompson has started us off with some passionate commentary on EW's choices; including a slap on the wrist for their habit of relegating directors of a certain age, gender, or race to the top 50 -- I told you she was feisty. So even though I think EW got it right most of the time, I am going to have second Thompson when she says, "their order does not compute." I like Zak Snyder as much as the next girl, but I'm not sold that he deserves the #16 spot on the list when P.T. Anderson is at #22, and Woody Allen didn't even crack the top 25. Well, ladies and gentlemen start your engines; what do you think of EW's list? Are there any glaring errors? And if you had make a list of the best and worst working directors today, who would you nominate? Sound off below....Filed under: Fandom, Steven Spielberg, Quentin Tarantino, Peter Jackson, Lists Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments

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While I am on a beach in Costa Rica I am sending this Podcast interview with Lance Mald, Vice President and Creative Director of Time inc., to you via a pre-scheduled RSS feed. Lance recently joined Time Inc. as its first Creative Director and moved from a long career in advertising as Executive Creative Director and [...]

We are back with Part Two of our interview with Lance Mald, Vice President Creative Director of Corporate Sales and Marketing at Time Inc. This episode includes a discussion of what advertisers are now looking for from media companies like Time Inc. and advertising agencies as the world of media has moved from the traditional to [...]