Susan Hornik

1 week ago | losangelesblade.com | Susan Hornik

Lindsay Smith-Sands, is head of the Narrative Short Film programming for the 28th annual Dances with Films Festival (DWF) in Los Angeles and she is thrilled to show an array of LGBTQ movies and series at this year’s festival. “We feel that it’s important for the LGBTQ community to be heard, especially now given our political climate,” acknowledged Smith-Sands. “We have always championed these projects, but even more so now.

2 weeks ago | screensphere.co.uk | Susan Hornik

Benecio del Toro had a delicious time diving into his character, Anatole “Zsa-zsa” Korda, a quirky European business tycoon, for writer/director/producer Wes Anderson’s latest comedy, The Phoenician Scheme. “We had many conversations, about the story, about the character,” del Toro said at a recent press conference. “It’s layered, it’s full of contradictions, which makes it really yummy for an actor to try to bring to life.

2 weeks ago | screensphere.co.uk | Susan Hornik

Benecio del Toro had a delicious time diving into his character, Anatole “Zsa-zsa” Korda, a quirky European business tycoon, for writer/director/producer Wes Anderson’s latest comedy, The Phoenician Scheme. “We had many conversations, about the story, about the character,” del Toro said at a recent press conference. “It’s layered, it’s full of contradictions, which makes it really yummy for an actor to try to bring to life.

3 weeks ago | programminginsider.com | Susan Hornik

To sign up for our daily email newsletter, CLICK HERE Celebrity cosmetic chemist Ron Robinson never thought he would be an integral part of the beauty business. “In fact, I am often referred to as the accidental cosmetic chemist!” he told Hollywood Times. “I studied chemistry and biology in college and decided to pursue a career in medicine.”But after a year of med school, Robinson dropped out. “I didn’t know what my future was going to be.

3 weeks ago | screensphere.co.uk | Susan Hornik

Three-time Oscar® nominee and Golden Globe winner Dean DeBlois, the writer/director behind DreamWorks Animation’s How to Train Your Dragon trilogy, was thrilled when distributor Universal Pictures came up with the idea of doing a live-action reimagining of the original film, which was made in 2010.