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O’Shea Jackson, Jr – A Few of His Favorite Things
O'Shea Jackson, Jr (son of Ice Cube) came to Philly to promote the Seth Rogan Charlize Theron rom/com LONG SHOT. Jackson plays the best friend. Tinsel & Tine got a chance to ask him a few fun questions.
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PRETTY WOMAN MUSICAL vs. PRETTY WOMAN MOVIE
Tinsel & Tine’s Quick Look at PRETTY WOMAN THE MUSICAL By Le Anne Lindsay, Editor In March 2014, it was announced that a musical adaption of the 1990 movie which made Julia Roberts a household name, was being developed for the stage, with original screenwriter J.F. Lawton and director Garry Marshall attached to write the book. Marshall worked on the musical adaptation up until his death, July of 2016. Pretty Woman The Musical had its off Broadway premiere at the Oriental Theatre in Chicago in March 2018 and opened on Broadway August 16, 2018 – I got to see a Broadway matinee on Saturday August 18th – thanks to my…
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Celebrating 25 Years of Watching: PRETTY WOMAN
by Le Anne Lindsay, Editor The Today Show reunited the cast of one of my all time favorite movies – PRETTY WOMAN to celebrate the movie’s 25th Anniversary. This is my go to when I just wanna shut out the world. I’m all in every time, every scene. But it feels impossible Pretty Woman was released 25 years ago. If only I could pretend I was 5 when the movie came out, and lie and say I never saw it in the movie theater. But alas, I remember distinctly going to see it. The pre-viral, yet media frenzy over the discovery of the “Pretty Woman” herself Julia Roberts, and all…
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Best of Pinterest Valentine’s Day (2 / 14 / 2014)
Mix of Valentine’s Edibles and Romantic Movies to celebrate the holiday of Love Visit Tinsel & Tine’s Pinterest Board If you’re brave enough to admit you too will be home this coming Friday – V-Day eating and watching your favorite movie couples find love for the 100th time – leave a comment with the specifics. While You’re Here Check Out This Recent Post That Awkward Moment is refreshing in that it shows females as complicated and three-dimensional beings and males as more than vessels of aggression, privilege and cheap laughs. Aside from the relationship “awkward moments”, the movie also balances relatable dramatic moments of infidelity, death, and emotional detachment… READ…
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When am I going to be able to get a tax credit on my movie watching
I saw in a row, on the same day for $6. Not bad, but as I couldn't work in a Ritz Theater discounted Wednesday or matinee showing, I paid full price for An Education and Up in the Air....
