One Existence To Reside In Mind Author, Key Cast People Aboard For Online Launch

Prospect Park remains busy obtaining talent before and behind the digital camera due to its relaunch of just one Existence To Reside In, therefore it acquired with all the Kids following a soaps received the boot by ABC Daytime. Furthermore, it's given its online network a title. All of the deals are pending WGA agreement, that's expected, however the organization continues to be careful not to ruffle any guild lower round the matter. Here’s the release: La, CA September 30, 2011 Below can be a statement within the Online Network (TOLN) regarding One Existence to reside in. Wealthy Frank and Rob Kwatinetz of TOLN have confirmed today the deal is at place for just one Existence to reside in Emmy-winning Mind Author and Speaking to Producer Ron Carlivati, prone to a WGA agreement, to follow along with the show if the moves online in the start of next season. Carlivati remains while using show since 1996 together with a mind author since 2007. Pending one last agreement with AFTRA, additional deals will be in place for cast people Melissa Archer (Natalie Buchanan Banks), Kelley Missal (Danielle Rayburn), Sean Ringgold (Take advantage of Evans), Andrew Trischitta (Jack Manning) and Jerry VerDorn (Clint Buchanan) to participate formerly introduced cast including Ted King, Michael Easton, Kassie DePaiva and Erika Slezak.

Back Stage Magazine's 19th Annual Actorfest Returns to New York October 23, 2011

Calling All Performers! Back Stage Magazine's 19th Annual Actorfest Returns to NY October 23, 2011 Don't Miss Casting Calls with NBC, Telemundo, Mun2 and Grant Wilfley September 28, 2011 NY, September 28, 2011Back Stage will partner with NBC, Telemundo, mun2, and Grant Wilfley Casting to produce an open audition on October 23rd, 2011 during Actorfesta one-day event for performers held at NY Metropolitan Pavilion. Basic admission is FREE. Every year, Back Stage takes the performing arts community to new levels and provides career opportunities and development during Actorfest in NY and Los Angeles. Sponsors of Actorfest in New York include Stella Adler Studio of Acting, Atlantic Acting School, AFTRA, and SAG.The open call auditions brings diverse and fresh faces to networks and casting agencies that are seeking talent for new and existing entertainment programming. Hundreds of performers gather in line the night before for a chance to earn television exposure. In NY, details include:Sunday, October 23 at 9am 6pm (early attendance recommended)Metropolitan Pavilion125 West 18th StreetNY, NY During Actorfest attendees will be able to:* Attend workshops hosted by casting directors, agents, managers, and instructors* Visit the Exhibit Hall where performers can find the tools they need to advance and invest in their careers including headshot photographers, fitness companies, acting teachers, voice coaches and more* Participate in casting calls with big name networks and studios* Take part in "Meet & Drop" sessions with popular casting directors for feedback on presentation* Interact with peers in the networking cafeEveryone must register to attend Actorfest. Basic Admission to Actorfest is FREE and includes the exhibit hall, open casting calls and entry to the caf. Special pricing packages available for workshops and panels. Seating for workshops is on a first come basis. Meet & Drop sessions are FREE to attend with the purchase of any workshop.Some of the speakers confirmed include: Kimberly Hope (Law & Order: Criminal Intent), Paul Schnee ("The Help," "Winters Bone"), Tiffany Little Canfield Telsey + Co ("The Big C," "Smash"), and Erin Darke ("Pan Am," "We Need to Talk about Kevin").Actorfest is for all age groups. Anyone under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a legal guardian. Only the interested person attending should register for the event. The guardian does not need to register for the event. A "parent" badge will be provided at check-in the day of the show.For more information on the event, location specifics and audition details, interested candidates can visit www.actorfest.com.About Actorfest Now in its 19th year, Actorfest is a one-day event that provides actors, singers, dancers and performing artists the unique opportunity to embrace free-flowing and honest advice from agents, casting directors and successful actors. Thousands of attendees come to Actorfest to meet face-to-face with dozens of acting teachers, vocal coaches, headshot photographers, and other professionals who can help actors advance their careers. About Back Stage For 50 years, Back Stage has been the most trusted place for actors to find performing arts and casting information. In print and online, Back Stage publishes over 1,000 top casting notices each week for every type of performance: film, stage, TV, commercials, multimedia, dance, voiceovers, singing, and more. For more information visit www.backstage.com. Contact: Michelle Zern michelle.zern@backstage.com DOWNLOAD FULL PRESS RELEASE HERE Back Stage Magazine's 19th Annual Actorfest Returns to NY October 23, 2011 Don't Miss Casting Calls with NBC, Telemundo, Mun2 and Grant Wilfley September 28, 2011 NY, September 28, 2011Back Stage will partner with NBC, Telemundo, mun2, and Grant Wilfley Casting to produce an open audition on October 23rd, 2011 during Actorfesta one-day event for performers held at NY Metropolitan Pavilion. Basic admission is FREE. Every year, Back Stage takes the performing arts community to new levels and provides career opportunities and development during Actorfest in NY and Los Angeles. Sponsors of Actorfest in NY include Stella Adler Studio of Acting, Atlantic Acting School, AFTRA, and SAG.The open call auditions brings diverse and fresh faces to networks and casting agencies that are seeking talent for new and existing entertainment programming. Hundreds of performers gather in line the night before for a chance to earn television exposure. In NY, details include:Sunday, October 23 at 9am 6pm (early attendance recommended)Metropolitan Pavilion125 West 18th StreetNY, NY During Actorfest attendees will be able to:* Attend workshops hosted by casting directors, agents, managers, and instructors* Visit the Exhibit Hall where performers can find the tools they need to advance and invest in their careers including headshot photographers, fitness companies, acting teachers, voice coaches and more* Participate in casting calls with big name networks and studios* Take part in "Meet & Drop" sessions with popular casting directors for feedback on presentation* Interact with peers in the networking cafeEveryone must register to attend Actorfest. Basic Admission to Actorfest is FREE and includes the exhibit hall, open casting calls and entry to the caf. Special pricing packages available for workshops and panels. Seating for workshops is on a first come basis. Meet & Drop sessions are FREE to attend with the purchase of any workshop.Some of the speakers confirmed include: Kimberly Hope (Law & Order: Criminal Intent), Paul Schnee ("The Help," "Winters Bone"), Tiffany Little Canfield Telsey + Co ("The Big C," "Smash"), and Erin Darke ("Pan Am," "We Need to Talk about Kevin").Actorfest is for all age groups. Anyone under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a legal guardian. Only the interested person attending should register for the event. The guardian does not need to register for the event. A "parent" badge will be provided at check-in the day of the show.For more information on the event, location specifics and audition details, interested candidates can visit www.actorfest.com.About Actorfest Now in its 19th year, Actorfest is a one-day event that provides actors, singers, dancers and performing artists the unique opportunity to embrace free-flowing and honest advice from agents, casting directors and successful actors. Thousands of attendees come to Actorfest to meet face-to-face with dozens of acting teachers, vocal coaches, headshot photographers, and other professionals who can help actors advance their careers. About Back Stage For 50 years, Back Stage has been the most trusted place for actors to find performing arts and casting information. In print and online, Back Stage publishes over 1,000 top casting notices each week for every type of performance: film, stage, TV, commercials, multimedia, dance, voiceovers, singing, and more. 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Chelsea Clinton Joins IAC's Board of Directors

NEW YORK -- Chelsea Clinton has joined the board of directors of IAC/InterActiveCorp, media mogul Barry Diller's Internet holding company.our editor recommendsChelsea Clinton Interviews Mom, Hillary, at Clinton Global Initiative Barry Diller: IAC's Media Businesses Will Turn ProfitableBarry Diller Defends His Plans For IAC On Stand Clinton, 31, is a doctorate student at Oxford University and working at NY University. She is also working with the Clinton Foundation and the Clinton Global Initiative, IAC said on Monday. Previously, she has worked at McKinsey & Co. and Avenue Capital. IAC, which owns websites such as Match.com and Citysearch, also named Sonali De Rycker, 38, to its board. She is a partner at venture capital firm Accel Partners in London. The two additions expand IAC's board to 14 members from 12. Clinton and De Rycker are not replacing anyone. IAC/InteractiveCorp shares rose 62 cents, or 1.5 percent, to $41.11 in morning trading Tuesday. Related Topics Barry Diller

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3 Arts & Sander/Moses Sell Drama Projects

EXCLUSIVE: Fox has bought Pandemic, an untitled medical thriller drama from Mystic Pizza writer Amy Holden Jones, 3 Arts Entertainment and 20th Century Fox TV. WME-repped Jones is writing the project, which follows an epidemiologist who is facing difficult adversaries as he fights to stop a catastrophic pandemic. She will executive produce with 3 Arts’ partner Erwin Stoff, who has been leading a push in the drama area for the management/production company this season. Stoff is executive producing for 3 Arts two other hourlong projects, a cop drama with magical elements from Michael Green and 20th TV, which recently landed a put pilot commitment at ABC, and CIA drama Secret America at NBC from writer Peter Landesman, Imagine TV and 20th TV. Meanwhile, ABC has bought Puzzle Master, from ABC Studios and studio-based Sander/Moses Prods. Written by Gwendolyn Parker (Without a Trace), the project centers on a quirky puzzle master who uses her unique acuity and distinctive way of perceiving the world to help the San Francisco Bay Areas Special Investigations Division solve crimes. The project is inspired by the work of prolific puzzle and computer game designer Scott Kim. Paradigm-repped Parker and UTA-repped Ian Sander and Kim Moses will executive produce. This is the second project at ABC this season for Ghost Whisperer executive producers Sander and Moses, who also have the circus-themed Berzerkus in the works at the network.

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The War from the Buttons (La nouvelle guerre des boutons)

A Mars Distribution discharge of a La Petite Reine production, in colaboration with TF1 Films Push., Studio 37, Mars Films, Canal Plus. (Worldwide sales: Wild Bunch, Paris.) Created by Thomas Langmann. Directed by Christophe Barratier. Script, Stephane Keller, Barratier, Thomas Langmann, Philippe Lopes Curval, in line with the novel by Louis Pergaud.With: Laetitia Casta, Guillaume Canet, Kad Merad, Gerard Jugnot, Francois Morel, Marie Bunel, Jean Texier, Clement Godefroy, Theophile Baquet, Louis Dussol, Harols Werner, Nathan Parent, Ilona Bachelier, Thomas Goldberg.The 2nd adaptation of the identical popular youth novel hitting French screens in 7 days, scribe-helmer Christophe Barratier's "The War from the Buttons" can also be the greater film of these two. By moving Louis Pergaud's story of two contrasting categories of kids from adjacent hamlets to 1944, Barratier has the capacity to draw apparent but believe it or not effective parallels between your central action and World war 2. Fusing a thrilling children's adventure with increased dramatic overtones and including a starry cast, pic should follow within the actions of Barratier's "The Chorus" and be a substantial hit both at home and abroad. Though both Yann Samuell's "The War from the Buttons" and Barratier's film derive from the eponymous 1912 novel, the 2 projects are sufficiently different in tone and story particulars to every merit a glance, similar to the adaptations of Patricia Highsmith's "The Gifted Mr. Ripley" introduced towards the screen by Rene Clement and Anthony Minghella. In Barratier's version, protag Lebrac (Jean Texier) is not a vibrant, mercurial kid who's lost his father. Rather, he's a boy with increased bravado than brains who despises his father (Kad Merad), whom he views a coward for remaining in your own home instead of likely to fight the Spanish people. The appearance from the pretty Violette (Ilona Bachelier), the goddaughter of village tailor Simone (Laetitia Casta), draws your eyes of Lebrac and the gang. But Lebrac, who stays the majority of his classes within the corner regardless of the best efforts of his teacher (Guillaume Canet), discovers to his dismay that Violette -- as being a proper French girl and also the daughter of the professor -- wants a guy by having an intellectual bent. Assisted by Philippe Rombi's busy score, the pic's sunny early going plays in the more comical side from the introduction and wooing of Violette, in addition to Lebrac and the mates' ongoing war using the gang from the "Aztec" (Thomas Goldberg), in the village in the future. Their fights, which at various points involve stays, wooden swords, containers, pans and pots, are clearly miniature wars. The titular buttons, which people of every gang attempt to cut using their rivals' t shirts and pants, are just like war trophies, and in contrast to in Samuell's version, they're a cleverly recurring leitmotif throughout. Barratier, who co-authored the script with Stephane Keller and producer Thomas Langmann (with Philippe Lopes Curval accountable for a few of the dialogue), enables the pic to develop more dark as a lot of existence from the grown ups within the village is revealed. While playing underneath the supervision of the teacher, the kids witness the Nazis drag off a household of Jews in broad daylight, setting happens for that link between the wars from the kids and individuals from the grown ups, inside a cleverly plotted story including the mayor's weakling boy (Louis Dussol). Because the film progresses, the kids' ongoing war from the buttons involves involve criminals of war, traitors and unpredicted switches of allegiance, similar to in World war 2, adding a layer of resonance for older auds. Though much more of an ensemble piece than Samuell's version, Lebrac remains the primary protag, and also the slightly older Jean Texier plays him having a potent mixture of truthfulness, naivete and boyhood braggadocio. Except for Dussol, who's strong inside a tricky role, and Violette, Barratier stays to cliches to rapidly telegraph each kid's particular role within the gang. And as with "The Chorus," a small kid (Clement Godefroy) who would like to have fun with the large boys will get the majority of the laughs. Adult stars vary from strong to sufficient, with Canet delivering nicely shaded are the teacher who still has a torch for Simone. As possible expected in the helmer, tech package is solid and glossy overall, although the production design and costumes are too delicious for any small provincial town in war time France. To increase the overall "Button" confusion, both new versions have a similar British title, although the French title of Barratier's film means "The Brand New War from the Buttons."Camera (color, 35mm-to-HD), Jean Poisson editors, Yves Deschamps, Anne-Sophie Bion music, Philippe Rombi production designer, Francois Emmanuelli costume designer, Jean-Daniel Vuillermoz seem (Dolby Digital/DTS), Daniel Sobrino, Edouard Morin, Olivier Walczak assistant director, Laure Monrreal. Examined at Mon Cine, Anglet, France, Sept. 18, 2011. Running time: 99 MIN. Contact Boyd van Hoeij at news@variety.com

Albert Brooks Has an Idea for 'Finding Nemo 2'

As you may have noticed, Pixar has come down with a fairly significant case of sequelitis in the last few years. There's 'Toy Story 3' (and maybe 'Toy Story 4'), 'Cars 2' and the upcoming 'Monster's Inc.' prequel, 'Monsters University.' (Sequel, prequel; what's the difference?) Somewhat surprisingly, the second-highest grossing Pixar film ever, 'Finding Nemo,' is not scheduled for continuation. Star Albert Brooks has an idea to change that. "I guess they'll never make another 'Nemo,'" the 'Drive' star -- and potential Oscar nominee -- told Kris Tapley at HitFix. "I see they're making another 'Monsters, Inc.' I had a wonderful idea for them. I swear to God I think there could be a great sequel to 'Nemo' where the fish never will leave home. He just won't leave. 'Getting Rid of Nemo.' Right, 'You're 30 years old! Get out of here!'" Hilars. Brooks can be seen in 'Drive' now, and he'll co-star in the tentatively titled 'This Is Forty,' Judd Apatow's follow-up/continuation of 'Knocked Up.' [via HitFix/In Contention] Photo: Jason Merritt/Getty Images

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Fox Picks Up Another Reality Show From Gordon Ramsay, 'Hotel Hell'

David Johnson/FOX It's official: Fox has picked up another reality show from Gordon Ramsay, Hotel Hell, which is in the vein of his Kitchen Nightmares. In the series, Ramsay and a team of hospitality experts will travel around the U.S. to turn around struggling hotels, motels and bed and breakfasts. They'll also expose dirty rooms, moldy bathrooms and incompetent staffers. "Gordon is amazing to work with and no matter what the premise, he delivers every time," says Mike Darnell, president of alternative entertainment, Fox Broadcasting Company. "With an unprecedented three shows already on the air, Gordon is an incredible television success, and we're really thrilled to put him through Hotel Hell on Fox." Adds Ramsay: "These are stories that everyone can relate to, because virtually all of us have had a bad hotel experience that's turned a holiday or business trip into a total disaster. It's time to put the hospitality industry to the test." "We're thrilled to be working with FOX on this exciting new format, taking Gordon's expertise and applying it to one of the toughest business environments in the world," adds Adeline Ramage Rooney, VP programs and development at One Potato Two Potato. Hotel Hell (working title) is produced by Ramsay's One Potato Two Potato Inc. (part of the All3Media group). Ramsay, Adeline Ramage Rooney, Patricia Llewellyn and Ben Adler serve as executive producers. In addition to Hotel Hell and Kitchen Nightmares, Ramsay also stars in Hell's Kitchen and MasterChef for Fox. RELATED: 'Hell's Kitchen' Season 9 Winner Revealed TV Ratings: Fox Wins With 'Hell's Kitchen' Gordon Ramsay's New Montreal Restaurant Evacuated on Opening Night Ryan Seacrest Is No. 1 on THR's Reality Power List Gordon Ramsay

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Barry Levinson and Sheryl Crow to Bring '80s Movie Diner to Broadway

Now, in addition to Goonies, Newsies, Carrie and Rocky, Hollywood is adapting Diner into a Broadway musical. If it works out, Diner could be the next Billy Elliott or Hairspray! And if not, it could be the next Spiderman: Turn Off the Dark. Scheduled for a fall 2012 premiere, the adaptation of Barry Levinson’s directorial debut will revive the saga of high school buddies played by Steve Guttenberg, Daniel Stern, Mickey Rourke, Kevin Bacon, Tim Daly and Paul Reiser. Oh, and did I mention that Sheryl Crow is involved? The Grammy-winning artist will write the music and lyrics for Diner, the Broadway musical, which will follow the same characters, who in the 1982 film, reunited for the wedding of one of their friends. Levinson will pen the book and Tony Award-winner Kathleen Marshall (Anything Goes, The Pajama Game) will direct and choreograph. In a press release announcing the project, Levinson added, “I’m excited to be embarking on this stage version [of Diner], which affords me the opportunity as a storyteller to expand on my original vision and let the characters express their innermost feeling and thoughts through song.” Levinson also attempted to revive his Diner characters in an ill-fated 1983 CBS television plot which starred Paul Reiser, Michael Madsen and James Spader. · Barry Levinson Books ‘Diner’ For Broadway Bow, Sheryl Crow To Write Music [Deadline]

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A Good Arrangement

A Kurm Event and Produ., Secret Pact production. Created by Sarovar Banka. Co-producer, K.M. Das. Directed, compiled by Sarovar Banka.With: Adam Laupus, Shabana Azmi, Lethia Nall, Diksha Basu, Shreya Sharma, Farid Currim, Navniit Nisshan, Vikram Kadapia. (British dialogue)A vivid, remarkably accomplished version from the mix-cultural romantic comedies that regularly appear at Indian diaspora fests, Sarovar Banka's "A Good Arrangement" reps an absolute cut above average. Shot on Super 35 and supported with a magnificent score by Neel Murgai, the pic juxtaposes its American-born hero's comical look for an Indian wife by having an open-ended search for the wide roads and colorful byways of Chandigarh, the Le Corbusier-designed capital of Punjab. More "Darjeeling Limited" than typical Bollywood bride movie, Banka's wry twist on cultural confusion is going to be best appreciated by festgoers. Though born and elevated in the usa, Ashok (Adam Laupus) decides to find an Indian bride for reasons never entirely obvious even going to themself. In Chandigarh, the candidates are arranged and mix-recommended with callous efficiency by Ashok's older cousin Preeti (award-bathed actress Shabana Azmi, excellent here) and pored over and said on by Preeti's lively teenage daughter, Suriya (Shreya Sharma). But Ashok's casual dress and laid-back approach neglect to attract his status-minded prospective in-laws and regulations, and the unapologetic insufficient ambition (or worse, his vague desire to become "real" author rather than penning ad copy) sabotages a lot of Preeti's effort on his account. After a number of comic mismatches, Ashok finally meets a contender whose candor and cultural ambivalence echo their own. Amita (Diksha Basu), a stylish, well-educated modern lady in her own late 20s, takes Ashok aside to inform him she's getting married to purely to impress her traditional parents, warning him that they wants nothing related to love. The 2 prove compatible enough being careful buddies, as shots of Ashok perched easily on the rear of Amita's motorbike attest -- but hearts, flowers and sex are plainly absent. The plans proceed apace, Ashok's parents coming from America for that wedding. But Ashok has met Lorie (Lethia Nall), a backpacking American who's touring India not, she rapidly assures him, for "enlightenment," but merely to get a society not the same as her very own. With Lorie, Ashok finds out no India strained through anxiety over ethnic identity, but a panoply of sights and sounds that strike responsive guitar chords within him. Though Laupus and some of the other stars never completely inhabit their roles, their clumsiness well reads as discomfort by having an unfamiliar culture. Nonetheless, their non-professional type of thesping could pose an issue for distribs. Amol Rathod's awesome-well developed lensing captures the initial charm of Chandigarh's sights, highly abetted by Murgai's layered score, which includes many aspects of classical Indian music.Camera (color, Super 35), Amol Rathod editor, Tom Quinn music, Neel Murgai art director, Priten Patil costume designer, Roopa Sood seem designer, Anita Kushwaha casting, Avani Parikh, Gita Reddy. Examined at Montreal World Film Festival (Concentrate on World Cinema), August. 21, 2011. Running time: 97 MIN. Contact the range newsroom at news@variety.com

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Amy Winehouse Charity Launches On Her Birthday

FIRST PUBLISHED: September 14, 2011 9:07 AM EDT LONDON, U.K. -- Amy Winehouses family has launched a youth charity in her name to mark what would have been the singers 28th birthday. Winehouse, who had long fought drug and alcohol problems, was found dead at her London home on July 23. Her family says toxicology reports indicated there was alcohol in her bloodstream but it was unclear whether this had contributed to her death. The soul divas father, Mitch Winehouse, says the Amy Winehouse Foundation will support organizations that help young people who are vulnerable, including those with addictions. Her mother Janis said: It is a source of great comfort to knowthat Amy would be proud of this. The charity will derive much of its first income from the release of Winehouses duet with Tony Bennett, Body And Soul, on Wednesday. Copyright 2011 by Associated Press. All rights reserved.This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

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