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SYNPOSIS. when a girl's co-star is good to her and now she wants it more than everything in between. (smau)

A/N. this chapter is more like world building (it's where i explain what the fuck i'm doing with the YN okay)

The "Percy Jackson and the Olympians" series at Disney+ has added an unexpected pick to its growing cast.

The new live-action series is based on the hugely successful novels from author Rick Riordan of the same title. We will be seeing YN LN join the series as Rina Velasco, one of the supporting characters of the show.

LN's Rina Velasco is referred to as "the offspring of The Muses, goddesses of the sciences and the arts." Unlike most other demigods, she is born out of the artistic and scientific output of the muses. When the moral ingenuity of humans meets the divine musings of The Muses. Her character is described as a unique allrounder who becomes a mentor figure to our main cast as they embark on their journey.

This will be LN's first on-screen role of her career. LN's experience mostly lies in Broadway, she is known for playing Kim in the Miss Saigon revival on Broadway. LN was nominated for a Tony in 2022 for the same role. She is repped by Salonga/Chien Entertainment and B817 Agency.

Riordan posted on the Meta app, Threads, about this update to the casting saying: "YN was one of the actors we didn't expect to see a tape of but when we saw it, we couldn't help but fall in love with her. She embodies the spirit of Rina so well and is such a kind spirit, we can't wait for you to fall in love with her too! Welcome to the cast, YN!"

The live-action show is based on Rick Riordan's Percy Jackson book series. It tells the fantastical tale of the titular 12-year-old modern demigod (Scobell), who's just coming to terms with his newfound supernatural powers when the sky god Zeus accuses him of stealing his master lightning bolt. With help from his friends Grover (Simhadri) and Annabeth (Jeffries), Percy must embark on an adventure of a lifetime to find it and restore order to Olympus.

Production on the show is now underway in Vancouver. Riordan and Jon Steinberg are writing the pilot with James Bobin directing. Steinberg and his producing partner Dan Shotz are overseeing the series and serve as executive producers alongside Bobin, Rick Riordan, Rebecca Riordan, Bert Salke, Monica Owusu-Breen, Jim Rowe, Anders Engström, Jet Wilkinson, and Gotham Group's Ellen Goldsmith-Vein, Jeremy Bell, and D.J. Goldberg. 20th Television is the studio. Salke was formerly the president of Touchstone Television and originally put the show into development.

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A/N i truly hope you guys can forgive the horrible editing in the pictures. the article portion is based on (and has some parts that are directly pulled from) this article from variety ! here's some succint information about rina velasco, the PJO character YN LN plays (and is my childhood OC!) - rina velasco, filipino, 18 years old (year younger than luke) - she's an offspring of the muses, not directly a child or daughter, though she may be referred as such - by her being an offspring of the muses, i mean that she was born in the same way athena's children are born. - but in rina's case she's more like a weird conglomeration of each muse. her birth is a rare event, but her mothers are honored as minor goddesses so she stayed in the apollo cabin (connection to music) - rina operates as a guidance figure for the main trio, especially annabeth - she's also luke's love interest, there's a lot of tragicness and doomed romance stuff with those two - and for the sake of everyone, we pretend like the weird i love you from the books didn't happen !

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Percy Jackson and the Olympians

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Percy Jackson and the Olympians (Season 1, 2023/24, USA)

Directors: James Bobin, Anders Engström & Jet Wilkinson

Creators: Rick Riordan & Jonathan E. Steinberg (based on the books by Rick Riordan)

Mini-review:

At this point everyone knows it, but this adaptation was like a dream come true for so many people, including me. You could just tell how much love and passion went into every single part of it. The writers did an incredible job capturing the books' style and narrative voice, and they also managed to include new twists and scenes that enriched the material even further. The production designers, make-up artists, costume designers and VFX artists also delivered big time in every single episode. And the cast, WOW. I don't know how they did it, but they managed to find the perfect actors. Everyone did a fantastic job, but I just need to highlight Walker Scobell's work. He's basically Percy Jackson himself, and he's on his way to becoming the best actor of his generation (if he isn't already). So yeah, Rick Riordan can be 100% proud of this brilliant adaptation, and I really hope we get at least to the fifth book.

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thanatos-zagreus-shagreus · 3 months

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Not the Luke voice over right now??

AAAAAAH WE GET THE TRAINING SCENE ANYWAY!!!!

So he has had some training all this time!

Jet Wilkinson (director) I love you. Only watched a few minutes of the finale but this is already done beautifully! Luke's sword to Percy's sword scene switch for instance, wow!

#pjo liveblogging #pjo #pjo series

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Percy Jackson and The Olympians | Teaser

The first trailer for ‘#PercyJackson AND THE OLYMPIANS’ has been released. The two-episode premiere is releasing December 20 on #DisneyPlus #PercyJacksonAndTheOlympian

Creators: Rick Riordan (Novels), Jonathan E. Steinberg (Showrunner) Director: Anders Engström, Jet Wilkinson, James Bobin Stars: Walker Scobell, Aryan Simhadri, Leah Jeffries, Virginia Kull, Glynn Turman, and Jason Mantsoukas The series premieres December 20th on Disney+ If you want to support this site, help by getting me coffee from the link below:

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THE MINISTRY OF MAGIC APPROVES THIS MESSAGE

you’ll find the department of communications on the first level of the ministry. it’s right of the elevator bay. go left and you’ll find the minister of magic’s office. i can assure you walking into his office unannounced would be quite the blunder. now there’s a secretary at the front and they’ll let you in. be sure to look for the art director’s latest work. oh and don’t mention the ratings for “the final”, the department head doesn’t like to talk about it. good luck!

vibes / plot / more vibes the department of communications, a time capsule seated in the ministry of magic. founded in the late 1920s, the original department head left in 1962. upon leaving, he put a time hex on the department. “i want it to be forever like this,” he declared before vanishing into thin air. nothing in the department has been updated. suits are required, as are proper hemlines. martinis appear out of nowhere at 4:30 and the only radio that comes in is a long abandoned wixen swing station. try turning it off? you get muted for 24 hours. not exactly ideal for the department of communications.

they play a role in the remote control subplot. they’re “the man”, the folks behind the curtain that the counterculture wants to subvert. it’s unlikely that anyone sided with the order works in this department. resistance supporters are more likely, although they will find that much of the department is against their values. we love some spicy conflict!

IN THE OFFICE: head of communications 41 (don draper) - raf yaxley - rory hard to approach and even harder to befriend. nothing gets produced without his approval. he works closely with his team to ensure that the ministry is shown in a positive light whether it be through advertising, print media, public relations, etc. to fellow death eaters, he’s a secret-keeper, using his position to gain information. asst. to the department head 30+ (trudy campbell) - open marriage partner to the department liaison but more importantly, assistant to raf yaxley. truthfully, without this person, the department would crumble. this person may or may not be aware of this and how they hold this power is up to you. department liaison/public relations 30+ (pete campbell) - open a huge asshole. enough so that they make raf seem likable. that is uh, quite a feat. they started out as an intern and with a series of backstabs and nepotistic grabs, they made it to the department liaison position. they’re the person that meets with the departments (with raf or in his absence) to ensure they’re keeping up to ministry standard. he also helps to prep ministry employees for interviews and prevents departmental breakdowns from bubbling to the surface.

art director 30+ (peggy olson) - efigênia serafim - fal the creative mind behind the ministry’s “voice”. this person ensures that advertising across the board meets industry standards while keeping the ministry likable and trustworthy. to the mad men stans: whether or not this person was/is involved with pete campbell is up to you!

head of accounting 50+ (lane pryce) - open a former student from durmstrang. the most traditionalist of the whole bunch. negotiates on behalf of the department for more funding. this person advocated for funding the film program (note, wix film is much like their moving picture technology, it is is separate from muggle tech) and while few know it, they’re the whole reason it exists. likely a death eater, possibly a knight as well. interns name tbd - lucy NOTABLE CAST MEMBERS: lead actress 41 (betty draper) - hannah yaxley - rosie known as the daughter of the inventor of the nimbus broom series and formerly known for her chasing abilities, hannah turned to acting after a quidditch accident. she has grace kelly elegance with a biting edge. she’s a media darling and a gossip columnist’s best friend. she, along with raf, is a death eater.

lead actor ii 25+ (ken cosgrove) - persephone wilkinson - jet while hannah is aware or not, this person is out for the top billed position. they’re a fresher face and are keen on dethroning hannah. they see hannah’s transition into acting as an act of favoritism (i mean, not wrong). maybe they are getting more roles? maybe they’re struggling? i envision them to be charming, two-faced, and cunning. supporting actor 25+ (megan draper) - aaifia shafiq - mikaela “oh aren’t you having just the best time?” honestly here to have a blast. doe-eyed, fun-loving, and the kind of person that has things just fall right into their lap. didn’t come from money, very in awe of all the glitz and glam the office and the film life brings them. could be interesting if they slowly realize how evil-inclined everything is? a protest at their film sends them into a moral conflict?

supporting actor - name tbd - evey

DIRECTOR: state-funded director 40+ (harry crane) - open a close friend of raf - possibly a childhood friend? another sacred 28? the two of them working together truly set the tone for the department. the director’s current artistic fixations are: retelling the war through old war stories, westerns, and arthurian legends. they work closely with the art director and it’s up to you whether or not they respect each other, butt heads, or both. WWN AND THE PROPHET: wwn liaison - open | prophet liaison - open represents the ministry at wwn and/or the prophet. reports to the department of communications. likely death eater or death eater supporting. all of this is purposefully gender neutral and very flexible. all of the vibes are just suggestions. i care more about having a strong, fun subplot that we all love more than anything. please dm me or send me a message on discord rory#3880 if you have questions and/or you are interested!

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aion-rsa · 4 years

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Away Canceled by Netflix, No Season 2 for the Hilary Swank Series

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Away has been promptly grounded by Netflix after just one season, coldly cutting short Hilary Swank’s onscreen mission to Mars.

Netflix’s cancelation of Away, confirmed by the major trades, arrives less than two months after the 10-episode season hit the platform back on September 4. While the series was purportedly generating high viewership, and spent several weeks on Nielsen’s recently introduced streaming top 10 ranking (on which it peaked at #2), the reason for the cancelation—and its abruptness—has been attributed to being on the wrong side of cost vs. audience analyses.

Nevertheless, Away has become the latest high-profile casualty of ongoing cost-cutting measures implemented by Netflix. While said measures may have commenced before the pandemic in the face of an evolving bottom line, they have certainly increased with efficiency due to the resulting production obstacles. Indeed, the series now joins a list of recent cancelations such as celebrated historically-based women’s wrestling dram GLOW, buzz-heavy Teenage Bounty Hunters, lavish sci-fi series Altered Carbon and critical favorite Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, along with prestige dramas such as The Society and I Am Not OK With This.

Hilary Swank headlined Away as Emma Green, an American astronaut who’s been tasked with leading an international crew for the first manned mission to Mars. However, besides the obvious post-atmospheric obstacles, the series also focuses on the family left behind in her husband (Josh Charles) and teen daughter (Talitha Bateman). Thus, the series presents a contrasting examination of the heights that humanity aims to achieve with the necessary sacrifices they entail. The main cast of the series also consisted of Vivian Wu, Ato Essandoh, Ray Panthaki and Mark Ivanir.

Away was created by Andrew Hinderaker (Penny Dreadful, Pure Genius), and had Jessica Goldberg (The Path) as showrunner, writer and executive producer, with Hinderaker also serving in the latter capacity. Goldberg came into the series after the 2016-2018 run of Aaron Paul-headlined Hulu drama series The Path, for which she was the credited creator. She also wrote the screenplay to Cherry, the upcoming next directorial effort from Marvel movie maestros Joe and Anthony Russo, which even has the current Spider-Man, Tom Holland, as its star. The series also had on tap veteran film and TV director/producer Ed Zwick as executive producer and director for the first episode. Names such as David Boyd, Charlotte Brändström, Bronwen Hughes and Jet Wilkinson also directed.

The cancelation of Away leaves the backlog of two-time Best Lead Actress Oscar winner Hilary Swank with only one item in 2021-aimed movie thriller Fatale, in which she co-stars with Michael Ealy and Mike Colter. However, Swank’s now-freed schedule might just fuel further rumors that she could eventually show up on a recent topper of the aforementioned Nielsen streaming top 10, Cobra Kai, to reprise one of her earliest roles, that of the late Mr. Miyagi’s other karate student, Julie Pierce, from 1994’s The Next Karate Kid. Such a move—which I will remind you is just rumor and speculation—would actually see Swank back on Netflix, which recently acquired that series from YouTube Premium, resulting in tremendous success and even an early Season 4 renewal.

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However, the fate of the Away is more than likely sealed with its Netflix cancelation, left as a recent exorbitant relic of a much different modus operandi for the company.

The post Away Canceled by Netflix, No Season 2 for the Hilary Swank Series appeared first on Den of Geek.

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WARRIOR NUN REVIEW PLEASE Be Sure To Support Us By Hitting The "Like Button", And Be Sure To Subscribe Here: http://bit.ly/sub2frontpagenews On July 2nd, 2020 Netflix, launched a new series called the Warrior nun. After 2 months of its airing, the series received a mixed variety of reviews. In this video, we will be critically reviewing the new Netflix series, warrior nun. If you don't want to miss a video, please subscribe to our channel and hit the notification bell to get notified every time we post new videos. So, let's get started. Warrior nun started its production in September 2019 itself. The show starred Alba Baptista, Toya Turner, Tristan Ulloa, Thekla Reuten, Kristina Tonteri-Young, Lorena Andrea, and Emilio Sakraya. On April 1, 2019, it was announced that Sylvia De Fanti had joined the cast as a series regular. Warrior nun was originally developed as a feature film adaptation, the idea was re-imagined as a television series for Netflix when the service had given the production a series order for the first season. Warrior Nun follows Ava, an orphan who was lying dead on a coroner's slab. Ava wound up in the care of a Catholic orphanage in Spain after a car accident killed her mother and left her a quadrapelegic. However, a mad series of events through the morgue leaves an ancient holy artifact, the Halo of the Angel Adriel, embedded in her back, bringing her back to life with a whole host of superpowers. The series talks about the dilemma of Ava, where she is stuck between doing fun barbaric things with her friends and fulfilling a divine destiny. It's like a tug of war between the good and the bad. When we take a look at the storyline of the series, the main issue with warrior nun is the storyline being less gripping. The first half of the story seemed to be far more appealing than the second half. The rush and action involved in the first half gave a slight touch of John Wick to the series, but the second half drags that down to the gutters. One of the biggest loopholes of the series was the predictable plot. The same old plot where the lead deviates from the authentic path but in the end finds his/her way back. The show is based on Ben Dunn's comic series Warrior Nun Areala, the series fails miserably to grasp the brilliant writing. Poor packing and lack of originality also are holding the series back drastically. It almost seems like director Simon Barry is holding back too much for the upcoming seasons. Warrior Nun episodes are packed with heavy-handed monologues about the clash between religion and faith, which would have more bite if the debates weren't happening between characters who are aware that divine power exists. There are some clever points about the difference between knowledge and faith in the final episode, but viewers have to get through a lot of grandstanding to arrive there. The fighting scenes somehow gave a feel of a teenage action show, which may have worked in favor of the show in some cases. One of the few good things about Warrior Nun is Baptista herself, her performance as Ava looks charming while still doing a heavy amount of hard work. Baptista's lead character surely pulled much greater than its weight. One of the show's best scenes comes in the first episode, "Psalm 46:5", directed by Jet Wilkinson. Ava recently resurrected from the dead, simply runs on the beach, feeling a sensation in her limbs and an ocean breeze on her skin for the first time in years. Baptista plays the full emotional scale, disbelief to sheer joy to the overwhelming intensity and beyond, mostly across her facial expressions. This also makes the show's decision to include a constant, overbearing voice-over that much more confusing. Also, the show is shot in some of the loveliest locations in Spain, including Marbella, Ronda, Antequera, Málaga, and Sevilla, Warrior Nun offers the chance to luxuriate in the blindingly blue skies, the glorious cathedrals with dreaming spires, rugged mountains, and meditative ruins—a balm for our eyes in this pandemic locked-down world. Front Page News is an educational and entertainment channel dedicated to creating Top Trending News, Celebrity News, Gossip, and current events. Similar to Clevver news, ntv and WatchMojo, we try to inform and entertain our audience, while creating a fun-filled experience. We watch and get inspiration from other channels such as tv9, ap news, US news, and more. Do not miss a single video SUBSCRIBE NOW. http://www.youtube.com/c/FrontPageNewsVerified Follow Us Live: Facebook : https://ift.tt/3fmmdDO Twitter : https://twitter.com/FrontPageNews7 Please support our effort by subscribing to the channel now: http://bit.ly/sub2frontpagenews #trendingnews #warriornun#frontpagenews

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Onto the actual text this time, including a Contents page so you should be able to work out how long you have to wait for the articles you’re interested in.

Page 2 SOUNDS April 10, 1976

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FEATURES David Bowie 12-14 Bill Bruford 16 War 17 PFM 18-19 Kate and Anna McGarrigle 19 Led Zeppelin 20 Bachman Turner Overdrive 27 Clive Davis 30 Guitar Special 32-39 Miracles 45

REGULARS News 2-4 Charts 6 Wax Fax 7 High Society 8-10 Jaws 11 Albums 20-24 Singles 40-41 Reggae 41 Fair Deal 42 Letters 44 Steppin’ Out 46-48 On The Road 49-51 New Sounds 54

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EDITORIAL Geoff Barton Dave Fudger Susanne Garrett Vivien Goldman Jonh Ingham Tony Mitchell

CONTRIBUTORS Mick Brown Giovanni Dadomo Flip Fraser Jerry Gilbert Dan Hedges Robin Katz Dave Laing John Peel

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IN AMERICA Toby Goldstein 212 672 3166 Al Rudis Steve Rosen Ted Joseph Peter Crescenti

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KISS MAYHEM Three attacks by the US destroyers

KISS, US kings of heavy rock in heavy make-up, are at last to play three gigs in Britain next month.

Despite the transatlantic publicity they have so far made little impact on record here but their fourth UK album ‘Destroyer’ will be released on Casablanca to coincide.

The label also plan to back up the full frontal assault on the British market with giveaways at the concerts including arm bands and Kiss masks and a TV advertising campaign.

The dates are: Manchester Free Trade Hall May 13, Birmingham Odeon 14, Hammersmith Odeon 15. The band may use their own jet-liner on the tour.

‘UNOFFICIAL’ FLOYD A PINK FLOYD single taken from ‘Wish You Were Here’ is being released in this country in a special limited edition of 10,000.

It will be ‘Have A Cigar’ b/w ‘Shine On You Crazy Diamond’ and comes through an exclusive distribution deal arranged by Lightning Records with the Dutch company who originally released it.

The last of the official Floyd singles released in the UK was ‘Point Me At The Sky’ and they have recently again vetoed any further single releases here, though they put them out in every other record buying country, because of what they regard as the lightweight pop image of the charts here.

ALVIN, FAIRPORT IN FOOTBALL FEST BANK HOLIDAY Monday is now set to be the biggest day ever in live rock in the UK – another huge football ground festival probably starring Alvin Lee has been announced, coinciding with the Who and Co. putting the boot in at Charlton (see opposite page).

The Southend Charity Festival Committee say that contracts are expected to be signed this week for a line-up starring Alvin and Friends, Budgie, and the debut of the new Fairport Convention.

Support acts planned are The Dave Bromberg Band, Magna Carta, the Mickey Jupp Band and Crossbreed with our very own John Peel compering.

Confirmation came from the business end Alvin and the Fairports that they were likely to do the gig though it was still being negotiated – neither band’s line-up has yet been announced.

The Festival is run for the benefit of Christian Aid relief and development projects in the third world.

It starts at 11 am and runs through to 9pm at Southend United Football Ground. Tickets are now on sale from the ground in Victoria Avenue at £2 though they will be £2.50 on the day. Postal applicants should send an SAE with cheques and postal orders made out to ‘Southend Sounds ’76.’

SOME OF THESE KNIGHTS GLADYS KNIGHT And The Pips will tour Britain later this month doing two shows a night in five venues, her last visit for some time as she is pregnant.

The dates are: Bournemouth Winter Gardens April 23, Manchester Palace 24, Southport New Theatre 25, London New Victoria 27, Birmingham Odeon 30.

They will be bringing their own rhythm section and the tour coincides with the UK release of their States hit ‘Midnight Train To Georgia’.

Gladys is also starring in a movie titled ‘Pipedreams’ due for release in Britain in the autumn.

STILL NO TUBES Tubes’ record company A&M say that they cannot tour the UK in May as their new album ‘Young and Rich’ (produced by Ken Scott who worked on the Supertramp albums) will be released then and they will be touring the States to promote it.

But they have been trying to arrange a London venue to do a possible week of shows later in the year as well as provincial dates and A&M said they were “virtually certain” to come to Britain in ’76.

RECORD NEWS

JON DOES THE LOT Jon Anderson, who plays just occasional acoustic and percussion with Yes, has been a one-man band on his solo album ‘Olias Of Sunhillow’ released by Atlantic on May 7. He wrote the words and music and plays all instruments including keyboards and harp.

He will perform excerpts from it on OGWT on May 11 and get a spot in the Daily Telegraph colour supplement on the release date. Yes start a three-month tour of the States in late May.

REAL THING release a single in mid-May to tie in with their guest appearance with David Essex at Earl’s Court on May 15.

BARNEY JAMES, ex-drummer with Rick Wakeman’s English Rock Ensemble, has his first solo single out on April 9 on the Solddon label. Titled ‘All The Prizes Taken’ it’s from his album ‘Koneg – The Second Coming’ scheduled for May release.

JOHNNY TAYLOR’S US number one hit ‘ Disco Lady’ has been rush released in the UK by Columbia. Taylor is a soul black veteran who first recorded in the 50s and had a string of hits on Stax during the past decade, including the classic ‘Who’s Making Love’. He joined Epic after the recent Stax collapse.

FREDDIE MACK, who played ‘Mr ‘Superbad’ in the K-Tel TV ads for the album of the same name last year, has a single of the same name out on Contempo on April 23. It’s called ‘Mr Superbad’.

LINDA LEWIS, whose current single on Bell is a Van McCoy song ‘Baby I’m Yours’, is heading for New Orleans to record with Allen Toussaint. Later in the summer she will co-star with John Miles in a Mike Mansfield TV special.

GRAND FUNK have signed to EMI International for the world outside North America.

NANARETH’s single ‘Love Hurts’ and album ‘Hair Of The Dog’ have both gone gold in the States.

ANNE-KARINE THINGNAES, Norwegian Eurovision Song Contest entry ‘Mata Hari’ is being released by DJM in the UK.

MOON WILLAIMS new single on DJM ‘Every Time I Take The Time’ will be ‘endorsed’ in radio ads by admirers including Deep Purple, The Rubettes, Angie Bowie and Biddu.

SHIRLEY BASSEY has a single called ‘Natali’ released on April 9 by United Artists. It’s taken from an Album ‘Love Life And Feeling’ out on April 23.

BONNIE DOBSON is recording a new album for Polydor and tracks so far completed include ‘Morning Dew’ (which she originally wrote) ‘A Taste Of Honey’, ‘Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow’ and ‘Here Comes The Sun’. The album is scheduled for July release.

URIAH HEEP have finished work on their new album, ‘High And Mighty’, which is the first that the band have produced themselves. It will be released in May.

ARISTA RECORDS have taken over Haven Records in America which gives them such artists as the Righteous Brothers, Gene Redding, Willie Harry Nelson, Eve Sands, and Rob Grill and the Grassroots. The Righteous Brothers and Willie Harry Nelson have albums due for release shortly.

‘THE HAPLESS Child And Other Inscrutable Stories’ is the title of an album released by Virgin next weekend. The music is by Mike Mantler and lyrics by Edward Gorey and among those taking part are Robert Wyatt, Carla Bley, Terge Rypdal, Steve Swallow and Jack De Johnette.

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Steven Yeun appeared on most people’s radar thanks to his role as fan favorite Glenn Rhee on The Walking Dead, whom he played from the series’ earliest episodes until the character’s death in the season seven premiere. Since then, Yeun’s resumé has taken a turn toward the eclectic — featuring everything from animated series like Voltron and Stretch Armstrong & the Flex Fighters to prestige projects like Bong Joon-Ho’s Okja, which premiered at Cannes in 2017 before going to Netflix, and Boots Riley’s widely lauded Sundance breakout Sorry to Bother You.

Now he’s in Korean director Lee Chang-dong’s moving, mysterious noir film Burning, which premiered to acclaim at Cannes this spring and subsequently played at the Toronto International Film Festival and the New York Film Festival. Set in South Korea, it’s a story about Korean youth who are lonely and adrift, and Yeun plays Ben, a cosmopolitan aesthete who captures the heart of a young woman named Hae-mi (Jong-seo Jeon) — to the consternation of her more reserved schoolmate Jong-su (Ah-In Yoo) — right before she disappears. It doesn’t help when he casually tells Jong-su that he likes to burn down greenhouses.

Steven Yeun in Burning. Well Go USA Entertainment

Ben is described by another character in the film as a “Gatsby” type, and though he speaks Korean perfectly, there’s something slightly off about him — something that’s especially evident to audiences familiar with Korean culture.

Yeun was born in Seoul, but emigrated to Canada and then Michigan with his parents when he was a child, and identifies as Korean-American. Lee and Yeun perfected Yeun’s conversational Korean to play Ben, but decided to have him retain his more American mannerisms and movements, which lends an extra layer of mystery and even menace to the mysterious, seemingly unrooted, supremely confident character.

Yeun and I recently sat down in Manhattan, the day before Burning’s theatrical release, to talk about his career so far, how his religious upbringing intersects with both his career and his identity, and working in a post-Crazy Rich Asians Hollywood.

The following conversation has been lightly edited and condensed for style and clarity.

Alissa Wilkinson

Burning is such a different role and different film than some of the others you’ve done.

Steven Yeun

Yeah. I guess it kind of all comes together at a specific time for me. I got to do seven years of [The Walking Dead] and really build more confidence and get the reps in, and after I left I was very fortunate to have each project stretch me just a little bit more and more and more. I feel like I hope it’s not culminating with Burning, but Burning was one of those experiences where I don’t think I’ll ever forget how that went down.

Alissa Wilkinson

You chased the director, Lee Chang-dong, because you wanted to work with him, right?

Steven Yeun

“Chase” is a strong word. I mean, I would gladly chase director Lee, but I just never thought that that would ever happen. It was less of a chase — more like I just [said in an interview that I’d like to work with him], to answer a question. It turns out when you say things out loud sometimes they come back to you. Gotta be careful about what you say out loud.

Alissa Wilkinson

How did this particular one come back to you?

Steven Yeun

I was in London. I was tossing and turning at 3 in the morning, jet-lagged, and I get a phone call from director Bong [Joon-ho, with whom Yeun worked on Okja], being like, “You need to call me back right away.” So I was like, “What?”

I called him back and he was like, “Director Lee wants to meet with you.”

And I was like, “Why?” He’s like, “There’s a project that he thinks you might be right for.” Director Lee had me read “Barn Burning,” the Haruki Murakami story.

Alissa Wilkinson

The mysterious, minimalist short story that Burning is based on. It’s a very short story, like five pages, right?

Steven Yeun

Yeah. Very short. I remember reading it and being like, “Do I need to be in something with this mood?” That made me so excited, because in some ways that’s kind of what I’ve always been looking for — something a little bit more grounded. Something about it really attracted me to it.

Then [Lee] was like, “I’d love to meet.” It was very fortuitous that literally two days later, I was going to Korea anyway. So I went to Korea, and director Lee talks about it. He’s like, “You know, if you didn’t come to Korea, we’d probably still wouldn’t have cast you, because a Skype conversation about this thing — you really can’t have that.”

We spent three days of us poring over the character, He sent me the script, and we read it, and I came at him with my ideas.

The third day he hugged me. And I was like, “Cool. This is going down.”

Yeun on the Cannes red carpet at Burning’s premiere in May. Photo by John Phillips/Getty Images

Alissa Wilkinson

It’s got to be kind of interesting to be picked for a character like Ben, who is basically the villain of the story.

Steven Yeun

Yeah. You self-assess!

Alissa Wilkinson

He’s not really a character that you’ve played before.

Steven Yeun

Right.

Alissa Wilkinson

How do you think through that kind of character? He’s an enigma.

Steven Yeun

For me, it was kismet to have this role. Being 30-something, having a child, getting off of a long-standing show that consumed your identity — [all of those things can] leave you in a very strange place where you’re reassessing yourself. I found myself in that place. Then this thing came along. I felt like this inherent emptiness of this character as I read him off the page. I could tune into that in some respect.

Alissa Wilkinson

Obviously, you speak Korean. But this is a Korean film about Korean characters. You’re Korean-American, and that adds a different shading to your character and performance in the film. I’m a white American, and when I saw Burning at Cannes, I didn’t know that Ben’s mannerisms were noticeably different from what a Korean viewer might expect to see, and so I was interested to hear about it later, because I understand that your Americanness adds something to the character for people who can spot the difference.

Steven Yeun

I would love to ask you: Did you feel, when you saw me enter into that frame for the first time as Ben, that the character didn’t feel naturally Korean? Or natively Korean?

Alissa Wilkinson

What it felt like was I was watching a character who had been everywhere. He’s a man of the world.

Steven Yeun

That’s, I think, what it is.

Alissa Wilkinson

How so?

Yeun’s character, Ben, is suave, cool, and a little unsettling. Well Go USA Entertainment

Steven Yeun

I think it might have more stark dissonance to a Korean viewer, but I don’t think it’s too different from what a Western viewer has, which is like, this person doesn’t seem to be tied down to the social structures of Korea. He looks it, he speaks it, he lives it, but there’s this carefree-ness about him that doesn’t seem to have to bend to the collectivist ideas of how you have to treat others, or how you have to be in relation to others.

In Korean society and Asian society, there’s just a lot of hierarchical respect that you have to manage. I don’t think Ben operates from that place.

Alissa Wilkinson

Really it’s a movie that has a lot to say about young people in Korea. It mentions the low employment among young people in the country, for example. And its other two main characters are from a rural area so close to the North Korean border that they can hear the broadcasts happening on the other side of the border. How much of the culture of the country were you ready for when you arrived on set?

Steven Yeun

I went to Korea with a task: to not just be a visitor, going with the flow of things, but to really examine the place that I’m in. There’s a really interesting juxtaposition of collectivism to individualism that happens when you’re a Westerner who comes to Korea. The ability to not have to bend to the will of the collective helps you see that other people have other responsibilities that you don’t have.

Alissa Wilkinson

Like what?

Steven Yeun

You can always lean on your American-ness to just be like, “Oh. I didn’t know that because you’re older, I have to speak with you with this type of deference.” Or, “If you’re younger, I speak different to you.” The Western view of the world is very much that everyone’s on an equal playing field — which of course isn’t that true.

But that’s another thing that’s interesting: I feel like Korea’s understanding of the system is very upfront — people are aware of the system that they’re living in.

Alissa Wilkinson

Of where they fall in the hierarchy.

Steven Yeun

Of where they fall. They’re constantly assessing themselves on where they land, which breeds its own negatives and positives. The Western ideal starts from a place of individuality. You’re free to be yourself, but then the negative is that you don’t have any real “group.” You don’t have this collective power. And also, by virtue of the fact that you’re living life that way, you trick yourself into thinking there isn’t a system, when there really very much is.

My wife — who is so much smarter than me — always talks about the “in between-ness” of everything. All the special, meaningful things in the film are in between spaces and identities.

Yeun with his costars Ah-In Yoo and Jong-seo Jeon in Burning. Well Go USA Entertainment

Alissa Wilkinson

I know you have a background in improv comedy, having trained at Second City for years, which probably isn’t what people expect! But I want to talk about another part of your background, which is growing up in church. I grew up in a large evangelical church, and I feel like one thing those churches provide to young people is an opportunity to try out performing, by singing in the choir or playing in a band or doing skits or whatever.

Was church was part of your formation as a performer?

Steven Yeun

For sure. My upbringing was very safe. I’m sure as I age, and maybe do a little bit more work on my mental health over time, maybe I’ll unpack some things that I have repressed. But, for the moment, I look back and realize my parents, as immigrants, really did a wonderful job of really giving us a safe childhood. That a built a lot of confidence for my brother and me, and going to church was part of that. Our schooling, and the places that we lived in suburbs of Michigan, were very a safe place to grow up.

The negative of that is that you sometimes don’t get to question your reality. I think where religion has helped me tremendously with my craft has been this ability to let go. I think I had that from the beginning. I reverse-engineered my understanding of acting; it’s become more cerebral over time. Earlier on, it was just me just projecting and emoting and doing whatever I could. I didn’t have a grasp of the cerebral — I was chasing images, or ideas of what a person does in various situations.

Now that I’ve studied a little bit and understand a little bit more to balance out how I approach acting, I start roles by looking at them very cerebrally, at first. But then there’s this great moment where you just build that feeling of faith — to just let go. You’ve done all the homework, and you just let go and do the performance.

I feel like religion in that way has really helped me tap into that — just this idea of feeling small, a blip in the larger scheme of things.

Alissa Wilkinson

This is partly me projecting from my own experience, but while I was born and raised in the US, I was raised in a religious community that often seemed like it wanted to remain separate from the outside world. I can imagine there’s a double experience of that if you are an immigrant who is also part of a religious community, since you’re maybe not part of the majority culture around you as well. I know you’ve been talking a lot lately in interviews about your experience as an Asian-American — does being raised religious have anything to do with that?

Steven Yeun

For sure. As Korean immigrants who were Christian, we not only had the Christian collective, we also had the Korean collective. I remember meeting white American Christians, and there was also that same dissonance, where I couldn’t connect. They had an ability to take or leave the religion whenever they wanted to. They didn’t have this overwhelming sense of doom and fear that [many Koreans had].

For me, as a Korean Christian, my white friends that were also Christian would be like, “Yeah. I go to church. Sometimes I don’t.” And I’m like, “Oh. I have to go.”

That’s not to say that white Americans, Christians, don’t also feel that in some degree, they have different sects, but I was always feeling like, “Oh, you guys have a different approach to this all together.” Now I realize that a lot of my conservative upbringing in that way was also based in my Korean-ness.

Identity-wise, I think the problem with collectivism is that it helps you feel this oneness and this sense of togetherness, the sense that you’re just a cog, a piece of the whole. But the danger is that sometimes it doesn’t allow you to be your true self in order to add to the whole — rather, it makes you mold yourself into whatever the whole says you are. So then you’re not really serving anything.

I said this in another interview recently, but that’s why my favorite verse is Romans 12:2: “Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is — his good, pleasing and perfect will.”

You have your purpose on this planet, and in this universe, whatever it might be. It could be benign, it could be small, or it could be massive. But there’s no difference in importance. It’s just what you are placed here to do. That’s always been a favorite verse of mine.

Yeun at a screening of Burning in New York in October. Photo by Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images

Alissa Wilkinson

I often have this perception that people with religious backgrounds — even if they’re not practicing when they get to Hollywood — are met with a lot of resistance to their beliefs from other people in the entertainment industry. Or they struggle to know whether to take a particular role because of their moral beliefs, when they start out in “secular” Hollywood.

Was that you at all? Was there any dissonance for you between your past and your career when you started being an actor?

Steven Yeun

As a Christian?

Alissa Wilkinson

Yeah.

Steven Yeun

Yeah. You have to mentally get over a lot of things that you might have to emulate on the screen that you wouldn’t do in your normal life. You go, like, “Is this a sin? Is this bad?” I know that feeling.

But, that’s when you start to pick back and peel back layers. If God made all of us, then He made all of us, the good and bad parts. If in our art we’re trying to understand big ideas, then why would we try to wash away that complexity? The beauty of us is that we have complexity.

That allows you to have this interesting balance: searching for expression in a human way, as opposed to following some other moralistic mandate.

Alissa Wilkinson

It’s interesting to see how often people assume Hollywood is this super anti-religion place, where I often find it’s not.

Steven Yeun

Sometimes it’s the most religious. Sometimes I feel the most spiritual people are in our line of work.

Alissa Wilkinson

You’ve talked about the collective versus the individual a lot. Another film you were in this year was Sorry to Bother You, which is very much about collective action versus the individual. In the film, you even play a union organizer, named Squeeze. Did your thinking on these matters come into playing that role?

Steven Yeun

Yeah. What was great about playing Squeeze was the place that he operated from. He was seasoned. He had seen things before. He understood the world in that way, where he’s not too high, and he’s not too low — he is really truly trying to just be a part of a greater machine that can help overturn these terrible human atrocities.

And it was fun to play Squeeze because with the kind of cast in that film, you recognize how wonderful each actor is, and how beautiful and strong their personas are. I think if I was younger I might have thought to myself, Make sure you pop. Make sure you take some time for yourself. Make sure you show what you can do.

So I’m glad that that role came a little later for me, because I was able to just approach it and be like, the whole point of Squeeze is that you don’t know what he’s doing. He’s almost just in the back. A couple of times, I’d be talking to Boots [Riley, the director] and I’d be like, “Can I just slip out of the frame? I don’t think you wanna see me. Or can I just be in the back?”

That’s probably not the best way to approach your career, depending on what you want out of it, but it felt so honest to me in that moment.

But yeah, it’s that balance between recognizing that collective ideal, but also being strong in your individual nature and submitting yourself as an individual, comfortable enough to play into the larger idea that you have to serve. It was a really cool balance to find that.

Yeun with Jermaine Fowler and Lakeith Stanfield in Sorry to Bother You. Annapurna Pictures

Alissa Wilkinson

I interviewed Boots! He’s a character.

Steven Yeun

Boots is the shit.

Alissa Wilkinson

He’s great. And when I talked to Lakeith, he was like, “You wouldn’t believe [Boots] if someone described him to you.”

Steven Yeun

No way. I mean, his name is Boots! I love him.

I’ve been very fortunate in my career to work with really giving and wonderful people. I don’t know what it is, but I’ve just been able to work with a lot of egoless people. Well, not egoless. Nobody’s egoless. But they’re really there to just do the thing.

Alissa Wilkinson

So now we’re in a post-Crazy Rich Asians world. Has your approach to your career changed following some of the shifts in Hollywood over the last year or so, with some new focus on diversity in roles and characters?

Steven Yeun

To be quite honest with you, I don’t think how I view this career and how to approach it has actually changed. If anything, all of this stuff has made me realize that what I was doing actually makes more sense to me than I thought before. Before, it was kind of a gray area — “Do I do something for Asian-Americans, or do I do something that’s more me?” I was pulled and pushed and pulled,

But I always ended up realizing that my face will do the work, because I can’t change that I’m Asian. All I can do is just try to be as human as possible; my face will decide this other layer.

All of these big projects that have come out have changed the landscape of how Hollywood might react to an Asian face, but I don’t think that mission changes at all. I think, if anything, it just becomes more stark — let’s get to that human part of us. The inherent nature of my face will do a lot of the heavy lifting, because it’s not like I’m gonna approach a character and be not thinking what an Asian person would be going through in this scenario. Every part of me is Asian. For me to play truthfully is inherently just an Asian performance.

Alissa Wilkinson

Diversity initiatives and pushes are tricky — on my side of things, for instance, there’s been a lot of talk about increasing the number of women in film criticism. But some people are concerned that the motivation for that push isn’t to diversify criticism, but instead to make sure that there are more critics who feel obliged to support anything a woman makes. Is there a mirror to this concern from your side of the business?

Steven Yeun

Yeah, I would say definitely. You feel that pressure. I’m completely an Asian American, but it is also something that can take the central focus of who you are. That’s always been something that I’ve been wary of submitting to.

For me, as a human being, there’s so many layers to my identity that to only talk about one single aspect seems a little short-sighted. But I also recognize that there are a lot of people on this planet for whom their biggest hurdle is their ethnicity. I know a lot of Asian-Americans who really still feel shameful about being Asian-American. And I know that feeling, because when I was younger I felt that way too.

So I agree with you. There definitely is that fear of being like, “Do I have to support everything just because my face looks like this?” But there’s also things to be said — like when you’re talking about Crazy Rich Asians, that’s a whole anomaly in and of itself. It did a wonderful job of showing the marketplace that if you want to disparage us by questioning whether we can support a film like this monetarily, that excuse is now out the window. That’s done.

Yeun with Constance Wu at the premiere of Crazy Rich Asians in August. Photo by Emma McIntyre/Getty Images

You also show this huge array of Asian-American actors who are ready to have their moment, or at least get their reps to build to their moments. You see wide-ranging talent. People can have different takes on whether they like the film or whether it’s a film for them or not; I think that’s a real place to address. If you’re not into mainstream rom-coms, you’re not into mainstream rom-coms.

What I hope is that this doesn’t then invert on itself and make us only have to make these particular movies again, but instead have the industry just go, “Hey, Asian people, they’re everybody. It’s fine. Let’s just make stuff without thinking so hard. Let’s just find humans. Let’s be humans.” It’s all part of the journey. All part of the process.

Burning opened in theaters on October 26.

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The First Reviews Of 'Incredibles 2' Are (Mostly) Saying It's Incredible, Too

While we have to wait a few more days to see Incredibles 2, the first slew of reviews are in — and they’re damn good.

So far critics are calling the film a smart, funny and somewhat prescient follow-up to the wildly successful first movie. Despite Pixar’s penchant for sequels, it’s taken fourteen years for The Incredibles to receive a follow-up — it’s rumoured that director and writer Brad Bird resisted until his 2015 film Tomorrowland flopped, losing Disney around $120-130 US million ($157M-197M).

With this in mind, it’s easy to imagine Incredibles 2 as a cash grab on short-term nostalgia, but the reviews have slain the cynical bones of our body.

First things first — critics agree it’s a blast, faithful to the first. Some slightly bad news: they also agree it doesn’t quite reach the heights of the first. But could it ever?

In 2004, The Incredibles was breath of fresh air, an original superhero IP which was a delight to watch as it established its own universe, untied to comic books — now, the excitement is so strong that thousands of Twitter users are joking they’ll trample kids in the cinema.

the way 2018 has been going so far, i wouldn’t be surprised to find out people are ACTUALLY pushing kids out of the way to see Incredibles 2

— anthony amorim is lo:st (@AnthonyAmorim) June 11, 2018

Vanity Fair film critic Richard Lawson writes that, “Incredibles 2 ought to offer everything you liked about the first movie, with a bit of the surprise stripped away”.

Over at The Hollywood Review, Todd McCarthy agrees: “Incredibles 2 certainly proves worth the wait, even if it hits the target but not the bull’s-eye in quite the way the first one did”.

Incredibles 2 picks up where the last film left off, both figuratively and literally — we dive right in where we left off, as the Incredible clan face off in a “stunning” opening scene against a new super-villain, the Underminer.

As in the last film, superheroes are still illegal. Before too long, matriarch Helen/Elastigirl is shifted into the spotlight when she’s approached by brother/sister inventor duo, the Deavors (Bob Odenkirk and Catherine Keener, who according to Vulture is a highlight among a strong cast). She soon becomes the face of a campaign to let superheroes, uh, superhero again, armed with a body camera to make her altruism go viral.

Meanwhile, Bob/Mr. Incredible becomes a stay-at-home dad, looking after precocious Dash, angsty Violet and baby Jack-Jack, whose tantrum-spurned superpowers are out of control. Add into the mix a new super-villain who hypnotises people who stare at their computer screens too much, and you’ve got the basic gist of the plot.

Despite the film’s 1960s setting, Incredibles 2 is filled with tangible lines to 2018 — superheroes are repeatedly referred to as “illegals”, and the new super-villain’s technological grasp approaches Black Mirror moralism. Critics are a little divided on whether these references work.

Some, like Vox’s Alissa Wilkinson, found the social commentary a little ill-fitting, noting that the first film’s Ayn Rand-styled strand of individualism continues, alongside somewhat tired jokes about gender-roles.

“Incredibles 2 tries to say lots of things and winds up saying nothing at all,” Wilkinson writes. “That doesn’t take away much from the pleasure of watching it. But it does seem, at least a little, like it’s been sucked into a jet engine by the size and ambition of its own cape.”

What all reviewers agree on is the action sequences, repeatedly called “the best you’ll see all year” — especially one involving Jack-Jack and a mischievous racoon.

Vulture also praised the streamlined nature of the film, saying that the teams behind Marvel and co’s action-packed films should feel “a twitch of shame”. Over at Roger Ebert, reviewer Brian Tallerico says that the one word that comes to him is “fluid”, noting how impressively slick and “effortless” the whole film was.

You can find out for yourself this Thursday, when the film receives wide-release in Australia.

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