Beloved character actor Richard Kind has compared his career to a river – ebbing and flowing.
To make his case, Kind will appear live on stage at Atlanta Symphony Hall on July 19 for “How Not to Be Famous: A Conversation with Richard Kind.”
Kind joined “City Lights” host @LoisReitzes to discuss his acting career.
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One of my favorite pics of Sam Black. He was a gifted artist. He was a man of principle. He had a wonderfully impish smile. And he only spoke if he had a reason. He was a great father. And I am lucky he was my Dad.
I was that child who saw “Spaceballs” before I ever saw “Star Wars” and then wondered why anyone would do a dramatic remake of the Mel Brooks classic. It is therefore the greatest gift of my life to now help take the reins and work alongside Mel and this incredible group to do a sequel to the movie that first inspired George Lucas.
•#Spaceballs
•#MelBrooks
•#AmazonMGMStudios
•#onlyintheaters
Rick Moranis will be coming out of retirement to reprise his role as Dark Helmet in ‘SPACEBALLS 2’
Bill Pullman will also return as President Skroob
(Source: Deadline)
Robert Schumann b otd 1810! A unique genius, who was steeped in music's past, but sent it hurtling into the future; whose works combine an extraordinary intellect with glorious freedom; and whose perfect art speaks straight to - and from - the heart. Truly the soul of creativity.
Robert Schumann b otd 1810! A unique genius, who was steeped in music's past, but sent it hurtling into the future; whose works combine an extraordinary intellect with glorious freedom; and whose perfect art speaks straight to - and from - the heart. Truly the soul of creativity.
They don’t know it yet, but their show is going to be nominated for 10 Tony Awards.
Throwback to the first rehearsal for our production of Maybe Happy Ending in December 2019 with Michael Arden, Will Aronson, and Hue Park.
Former "Saturday Night Live” cast member, comedian and actor Jay Pharoah has emerged as one of the most sought-after leading men in comedic film.
But Pharoah’s stand-up is still packing theaters, performing at Alpharetta’s Helium Comedy Club from May 2-4. Pharoah joined “City Lights” host @LoisReitzes to share the latest in his non-stop, ever-evolving life on camera and stage.
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On today's #CloserLookWABE with @WABERoseScott: We continue our #WomensHistoryMonth series with Ingrid Saunders Jones who talks about her decades-long career in the corporate world, working in politics & her time as an educator. Listen at 12pm & 8pm EST on @WABENews
This weekend, my play THE WASH, which is a comedic drama inspired by the Atlanta Washerwomen's Strike of 1881, opened in St. Louis and ATL. Audiences showed up in the wind and rain. In STL, they had to hold the show for a tornado and no one left. THANK YOU to the audiences!
‘We’ve got about a $50 million deficit:’ @seeescobar compelling plea from Arts Capital Atlanta for more investment in Atlanta’s art scene https://t.co/vYwLEAVfPt