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SSN ORIGINALS
Leaving a paycheck to write and head off into the unknown is not for everyone. There are lots of ups and downs, times when you’re not sure what to write, unexpected expenses, wondering why people aren't getting back to you, and so on. Here's advice on how to navigate the choppy waters.
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Other films that have begun shooting are the Kevin Hart-Dwayne Johnson action comedy
Central Intelligence, the Meryl Streep-Hugh Grant drama
Florence Foster Jenkins and the Nate Parker film,
The Birth of a Nation. Meanwhile, films like the Nicole Kidman vehicle
Lion and the Bill Lee biopic
The Wrong Stuff wrap principal photography.
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TODAY’S HEADLINES
The network announced that the highly anticipated show will premiere January 24th, 2016 after the NFC Championship Game on FOX, with its second episode airing the very next day in its regular Monday time slot. The six-episode series will feature original series stars David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson.
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In the terrorist-themed thriller, Neeson will play a CIA agent who finds himself in the middle of “an elaborate cat-and-mouse game with a sinister terrorist planning an imminent attack. He’ll risk everything, including his own life, to stop his foe and avenge his mysterious past. Martin Zandvliet is set to direct with Marc Butan‘s MadRiver Pictures fully financing and producing the film.
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After a 15-year run on the network, the series will wrap up with a TV movie to tie up all loose ends, though the network has not yet confirmed that. The good news for
CSI fans is that spinoff
CSI: Cyber has been picked up for a second season. The Eye has also renewed bubble crime dramas
Person of Interest and
Hawaii Five-O and mid-season comedy
The Odd Couple.
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The Hangover writers Jon Lucas and Scott Moore are preparing to direct the comedy, which they also wrote. The film is currently untitled, but now Paramount has picked up the project, and will release it next year. The studio announced that it will hits theaters April 15th, 2016, against Disney’s
The Jungle Book, directed by Jon Favreau.
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The four animated are
The Adventures of Knickerbock Teetertop,”
Lost in Oz,
Lily the Unicorn (from the Jim Henson Co.) and
Bear in Underwear; while the live-action shows are
A History of Radness and
The Kicks. The pilots, slated to debut this summer, will be available free for Amazon customers to view, rate and comment on; Amazon Studios will incorporate that feedback into which shows will be turned into full series for Prime members.
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She will play Kris Jenner in the limited series, the ex-wife of O.J. Simpson’s lawyer, Robert Kardashian, who will be played by David Schwimmer. The 10-episode first season will star Cuba Gooding Jr. as the former football player, Sarah Paulson as head prosecutor Marcia Clark, and John Travolta as Simpson’s other attorney, Robert Shapiro.
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Alisha Brophy and Scott Miles, who wrote
United States Of F—-in’ Awesome, will join the project, based on the 2012 pseudo-memoir about a young woman with a huge social media following who melts down one afternoon after spending about a quarter of a million dollars in Barney’s and ends up in shopping rehab, where she decides to write about her life — of excess and meaningless problems.
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The new trailer for the Emmy-winning series from Netflix, which will debut its third season on June 11th.
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