Your heroes return to get spooky with some Universal Monsters comics. This month we're reading Creature from the Black Lagoon Lives! and Dracula. "Years after the events of the original film, journalist Kate Marsden hunts for a notorious serial killer in the heart of the Amazon. Hot on the trail of this madman, she soon encounters an unexpected new threat—but is it friend or foe? Or is it simply...THE CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON?" "When Dr. John Seward admits a strange new patient na...

Velkommen til en samtale med Erland Porsmose, seniorforsker Østfyns Museer, forfatter til blandt andet til en biografi om Johannes Larsen, samt foredragsholder og tidl. Museumsdirektør I forbindelse med udstillingen "Fugl 2025 "på Johannes Larsen Museet i Kerteminde, fortæller Erland Porsmose om Johannes Larsens liv med fugle, og hvad naturen og herunder fugle betød for den kendte fuglemaler fra Kerteminde. Fugl 2025 viser hvordan fuglene bliver afbilledet i kunsten i dag af mere end 60...

In this episode, we look at the film, Mermaid in the Manhole (1988).

Moderation: David Baldinger ++ Dem Ö1-Literaturredakteur Peter Zimmermann wird der Staatspreis für Literaturkritik 2025 verliehen, wie heute bekannt wurde. Der Staatspreis für Literaturkritik wird alle zwei Jahre verliehen, er ist mit 10.000 Euro dotiert. David Baldinger ++ Die Konkurrenz ist groß, der wirtschaftliche Druck hoch: alles andere als eine gute Zeit, um einen neuen Verlag zu gründen. Genau das haben Stefanie Jaksch und Ursula Rinderer jedoch getan. „WASSER Publishing“ heißt er und will

Have you been circling something in your practice for years? Maybe you know there’s more to say, a seam you haven’t mined, a truth you keep sidestepping. The work is there, waiting. But you’re afraid. Today, Ceri talks about the fear of making the work you’re supposed to be making—and what it takes to finally face it, explaining, how to name it, drag it into the daylight, re-address it, and then turn it into creative fuel.From Ceri´s experience of working with 1000s of artists over 35 years, every

~ This was the big one, the crème de la crème of federal entrance exams. In this episode, I share how Mr. Cohen’s advice once again nudged me toward opportunity, leading me to the Office of Personnel Management with sharpened focus and high hopes. A pivotal step in my journey from the housing projects to the power corridors.~ Image generated by Canva AI.

True North Country Comics Podcast chats with Francine Delgado in preparation for New York Comic Con 2025, her Ringo Award nomination and more.The post Francine Delgado preps for NYCC and more appeared first on True North Country Comics.

Cuando hablamos del tema de la recuperación solamente nos enfocamos en una etapa tan corta y breve y sin relevancia es decir cuando el médico en un hospital en un centro médico o incluso en nuestra vivienda nos dice que estamos libres de peligro Pero déjeme decirles que el tema o el proceso o la etapa de recuperación vamos mucho más allá está inmersa dentro de el proceso de la sanación es decir una persona Ah Tuvo una crisis violenta a nivel de salud o mental o emocional y esto hizo generó que

"People often think that individuals use substances to get high, but really, they’re trying to take away the negative effects they’re feeling.” - Dr. Lovneet Hayer In this episode of Wellbeing Wednesday with Gurjeet sits down with Dr. Hayer, founder and treatment medical officer at Brick House Recovery Center, to explore innovative approaches to addiction and mental health care in Edmonton. From the gaps in the public healthcare system to the first-in-Alberta in-home detox services, D...

"Beauty and devastation often share the same spine." On today's episode Nate announces some news about a new book he will be releasing in the coming weeks entitled, Field Notes on Avoidance. Head over to his website and join his email list to get the latest news. He then takes us into the world of sea urchins. Explore the fascinating world of sea urchins along the Lost Coast of California and Newfoundland. This episode dives into the unique five-fold symmetry of these marine creatures, ...

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Sam, Jason, & Dale talk about working with talent & instructing models for shoots and couples on wedding days.

Francis Ford Coppola – The Epic Dreamer of American CinemaFrancis Ford Coppola reshaped Hollywood with ambition that matched his art. From the family saga of The Godfather to the operatic madness of Apocalypse Now, his films fuse intimacy with grandeur, personal vision with cultural myth. Coppola dreamed of building an artist’s studio in the heart of American cinema and paid the price for chasing visions larger than life. In this episode of Filmmaking Giants, we trace his journey through triumphs,

Brian De Palma – The Stylist of ObsessionBrian De Palma took Hitchcock’s grammar and twisted it into his own daring language. His camera floats, glides, and splits the screen to expose both spectacle and voyeurism. In films like Carrie, Blow Out, and Scarface, De Palma created visions of violence, desire, and paranoia that sear themselves into the eye. His cinema is unapologetically visual, obsessed with the power and danger of images. Love him or condemn him, De Palma ensures you cannot look

In questo episodio parliamo della fotografia dal titolo "La Jument " scattata da Jean Guichard il 21/12/1989

Satyajit Ray – The Humanist VisionaryIn the villages and cities of Bengal, Satyajit Ray found stories that spoke to the entire world. His debut, Pather Panchali, announced a new voice in world cinema, blending neorealism with lyrical grace. Through the Apu Trilogy and beyond, Ray’s films reveal ordinary lives with dignity, compassion, and profound insight. He worked as writer, composer, designer, and director, shaping every detail of his films. Ray’s cinema is both local and universal, a testament

Michelangelo Antonioni – The Poet of AlienationIn the quiet landscapes of postwar Italy, Michelangelo Antonioni discovered stories in silences and empty spaces. His films like L’Avventura, La Notte, and Blow-Up do not rush to explain but invite us to feel the disconnection of modern life. He turned alienation into an aesthetic, using architecture, framing, and the absence of action to reveal characters adrift in a changing world. Antonioni showed that cinema could capture not just stories but moods,

Jean-Luc Godard – The Rebel of the New WaveIn this episode of Filmmaking Giants, we step into postwar Paris, where a restless critic-turned-director picked up a handheld camera and rewrote the grammar of cinema. Jean-Luc Godard’s Breathless shattered conventions with jump cuts, direct address, and the energy of a city alive with change. For the next decades, his films questioned not only society but the medium itself, blending philosophy, politics, and pop culture. Godard forced audiences to see

Robert Bresson – The Ascetic of CinemaIn this episode of Filmmaking Giants, we explore Robert Bresson, whose austere, spiritual films stripped cinema to its barest essentials. With non-actors, minimal music, and an emphasis on gesture and silence, Bresson crafted works like Pickpocket and Au Hasard Balthazar that achieve transcendent power. His style was severe but luminous, pointing beyond the material world to questions of grace, redemption, and suffering. Bresson’s influence echoes across modern

In this episode of Filmmaking Giants, we descend into the searching, often painful world of Ingmar Bergman. Through works like The Seventh Seal, Persona, and Fanny and Alexander, Bergman confronted mortality, faith, love, and despair with unflinching honesty. His films probed the inner life of the soul, using stark imagery and searing performances to ask what it means to be human. For Bergman, cinema was not escape but confrontation—the mirror of our deepest fears and longings.Produced by Selenius