Dr. Ruiz Productions features Tara Reid in her return to the screen and touts the film as:
“a story that matters. Tara Reid shines in The Dreamer Cinderella, delivering one of her most compelling performances yet in a romance drama that demands to be seen on the big screen.”
Check out a clip from the film starring Tara after the jump followed by the film’s trailer!
First of all, ANY breadstick is a dildo if you use your imagination enough. No one needs to pay for a silicone, long battery life high end version if they just wanna get creative instead. BUT it’s good to know there are options out there. Can never have too many options…
Step inside “The Worst of John Waters” exhibit for a rare behind-the-scenes look into the strange, funny, and heartfelt mind of John Waters, his art and his relationship to New Orleans.
The exhibit was featured at the Arthur Roger Gallery from October 4th to November 15th in New Orleans, Louisiana. The show featured some of John’s “worst” work — which he describes as “the rudest, the hardest to sell, and the just plain wrong.” The show also featured artwork from two of his closest friends, Frankie Rice and Paul Lee.
Check it out above!
This miracle of Photoshop comes amid a breach of contract lawsuit between Priscilla and auctioneer Brigitte Kruse, in which Kruse has been spilling family secrets in court filings. I honestly don’t care WHO is the mother of John Travolta‘s baby is – I only need to know who THIS hot piece is:
C’mon, emoji wardrobe sunnies! I’m all SHOOK UP! (The King in Kate Gosselin drag, perhaps?)
Peak-hour shit right here. Cardi, watch your crown! Tina is coming for it. Would you say that Tina is the greatest female rapptress of all-time, OMG? (next to Madonna‘s American Life yoga and pilates rap, course.)
Legendary poster artist Drew Struzan has passed away. Best known for shaping the visual identity of modern blockbusters, Struzan was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s several years ago and had since withdrawn from public life.
Dubbed the “one-sheet wonder,” he became the go-to illustrator for directors like Steven Spielberg and George Lucas, crafting the timeless poster art for Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, Star Wars: Special Edition, The Goonies, and Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone.
“Drew made event art,” Spielberg reflected. “His posters made many of our movies into destinations … and the memory of those movies—and the age we were when we saw them—always comes flashing back just by glancing at his iconic photorealistic imagery. In his own invented style, nobody drew like Drew.”
For a deeper look at his extraordinary career, the 2013 documentary Drew: The Man Behind the Poster traces his process and influence.
, Coming to America (1988), Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989), Hook (1991), Hocus Pocus (1993), The Shawshank Redemption (1994), The Green Mile (1999), Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (2001), Pan’s Labyrinth (2006), and Tales of Halloween (2015)…