Zach Laws
Independent filmmaker. Freelance journalist. Collector of blu-rays. Contributor at @GoldDerby
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collider.com | Jeremy Urquhart |Adam Blevins |Shrishty Mishra |Zach Laws
The 10 Worst Jon Voight Movies, Ranked Everyone Shut Up, Scott Stapp Is Playing Frank Sinatra in ‘Reagan’ Liev Schreiber Hints That 'Ray Donovan' May Return Following Fan Outcry...
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goldderby.com | Zach Laws
Although there's no shortage of medical dramas on the air, Brilliant Minds sets itself apart by taking its inspiration from Oliver Sacks, the famed neurologist whose groundbreaking work was previously dramatized in the film Awakenings.
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collider.com | Logan Kelly |Shawn Van Horn |Ryan Mantilla |Zach Laws
The 10 Highest-Grossing Horror Scream Kings, Ranked Why I've Seen 'Jaws' Over 100 Times
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goldderby.com | Zach Laws
Judy Blume's novel Forever has been a favorite of young readers since its publication in 1975, yet Lovie Simone didn't discover it herself until she was asked to audition for the lead role in a new Netflix adaptation. "I read the book in one sitting, and I was obsessed," Simone tells Gold Derby. "I was like, OK, now I'm really motivated to try and get this role." That reading did the trick, as she got the part and earned a Gotham Award nomination for it.
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goldderby.com | Zach Laws
For Michael Grassi, Brilliant Minds began with Warner Bros. Television's desire to create a show based on two books by famed neurologist Oliver Sacks: The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat and An Anthropologist on Mars. While doing a deep dive into the late doctor, whose groundbreaking work was dramatized in the movie Awakenings, Grassi tells Gold Derby, "I fell in love with his approach to patients, with his life, with all things Oliver Sacks.
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American Nuremberg trials can’t start soon enough. https://t.co/fIi8V1pJ1g
The First Amendment no longer exists in this country
BREAKING — An immigration judge in Louisiana has allowed the Trump administration to move forward with its effort to deport Columbia activist Mahmoud Khalil, saying the determination that he poses “adverse foreign policy consequences” for the U.S. is “facially reasonable.”
About damn time
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced the establishment of a stunt design Oscar, which will be presented beginning at the 100th #Oscars, recognizing films released in 2027 https://t.co/yCUsL8yUTy https://t.co/zNuFTT08V2
