Showing posts with label Tyler Hoechlin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tyler Hoechlin. Show all posts

Friday, August 5, 2016

Morning Coffee (8/5/16)

It's been a REALLY long week, huh? Time to take a break from current events with some happy Friday links!

The Vice President tweeted about the President's birthday WITH FRIENDSHIP BRACELETS. Never tell me this friendship isn't real; I couldn't take it.

A Wrinkle in Time, which is exciting for any number of reasons, is also a milestone: it makes Ava DuVernay the first woman of color to direct a movie with a budget over $100 million.

Oldman et al. are INDEED continuing their Le Carre adaptations with Smiley's People and EVERYTHING IS AMAZING.

Teaser for Dunkirk!

Trailer for Victoria!!

GOOD QUESTION: Why Don’t I Ever Run Into Shirtless Justin Trudeau While Hiking? (I mean, I don't hike much, and certainly not in Canada, BUT STILL.)

DELIGHTFUL: I Made a Shipwreck Expert Watch The Little Mermaid And Judge Its Nautical Merits

I love real life Last Tango in Halifax stories. He let her go 60 years ago because she was in college and he didn't want to hold her back!

Ooh, pretty libraries.

It's Friday. Let's ogle superheroes.

Monday, September 15, 2014

Morning Coffee (9/15/14)

Happy Monday? I guess?

Here's my TV news column for the week, to catch you up on anything you missed.

Two Senators Go ‘Lord Of The Flies’ On Deserted Island For Discovery Reality Series. No. NO. "Yes, we asked: The senators will be clothed." I feel like if you are in a situation in which you need to ask whether U.S. senators will be naked on television, something has already gone terribly awry.

Aww. Bob Crewe has died.

An 11-year-old in China found a 3,000-year-old sword. Presumably this is the beginning of some sort of quest, so I wish him luck.

Oooh: Italian police foil counterfeit Tuscan red wine scam in biggest food fraud

Someone is finally trying to cast Tyler Hoechlin in a baseball movie. Thank goodness.

This article about the cereal business is more interesting than it perhaps sounds.

Cinema's enduring love affair with the sleeper train