Browsing: Steve Pink

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September 14, 20240By christine

Director Steve Pink Reaches Across The Aisle For THE LAST REPUBLICAN Adam Kinzinger

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A fan of Hot Tub Time Machine, Republican Congressman Adam Kinzinger invites the left-wing Hollywood director Steve Pink to follow his efforts to hold Donald Trump accountable for the January 6 insurrection. Steve Pink was born in Evanston, Illinois and is now based in Los Angeles. He co-wrote the screenplays for Grosse Pointe Blank(97) and

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September 29, 20260By christine

Ben Masters on Deep in the Heart 2: Texas Rivers, Ethan Hawke & His Hail Mary Peak Living: Ben Masters Talks Deep

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Ben Masters sat in the back of a packed house with a full orchestra and called it peak living. Then he told Paul Salfen what he wants Texas to do with its rivers. AMFM Magazine Managing Editor Paul Salfen talks with the Fin & Fur Films director about Deep in the Heart 2: Texas Rivers,

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September 28, 20260By christine

“A Dark, Romantic, Psychedelic Musical Odyssey” | Adam Egypt Mortimer Interview PATHETIC FALLACY

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Adam Egypt Mortimer talks with AMFM Magazine Managing Editor Paul Salfen and Lillian Powell after the Fantastic Fest 2026 world premiere of Pathetic Fallacy — a 35mm psychedelic horror-musical about love, death, and the price of bringing someone back. AMFM_Mortimer_Pathetic_Fallacy_Paul_Salfen

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September 28, 20260By christine

A Lot Of People Talk To Animals. Not Many People Listen.

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Animal coordinator Andrew Simpson has the job other people invent at ten. Then David Ayer’s Heart of the Beast showed up with Brad Pitt, a combat German Shepherd named Odin, and New Zealand standing in for Alaska. In this AMFM exclusive, Managing Editor Paul Salfen talks to Simpson about the surreal set days, why listening

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September 25, 20260By christine

A Lot of People Talk to Animals. Not Many Listen.

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Animal coordinator Andrew Simpson has the job other people invent at ten and then get told is not a living. Scripts arrive every week. Then David Ayer’s Heart of the Beast landed with Brad Pitt, a combat German Shepherd named Odin, and New Zealand standing in for Alaska — and Simpson called it a no-brainer.

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Ben Masters on Deep in the Heart 2: Texas Rivers, Ethan Hawke & His Hail Mary Peak Living: Ben Masters Talks Deep

A Lot Of People Talk To Animals. Not Many People Listen.

A Lot of People Talk to Animals. Not Many Listen.

THE WEEKND ‘After Hours Til Dawn Tour’ at Dallas AT&T Stadium August 28, 2025

MUSE at Dos Equis Pavilion August 14, 2026 (photos)

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Browsing: Steve Pink

Director Steve Pink Reaches Across The Aisle For THE LAST REPUBLICAN Adam Kinzinger

A Lot Of People Talk To Animals. Not Many People Listen.

A Lot of People Talk to Animals. Not Many Listen.

At The Whim Of A Giant Snake: BEWARE BOIUNA

The Internet Before the Internet: Brian Boone, the Third UNCLE JOHN, on 39 Years in the Stall

She Quit the Cubicle. Then She Wrote the Serial Killer Husband

The Only Black Girl on the Ghost Tour: How a Brunch Joke Became Tiffany D. Jackson’s Spine-Tingling Savannah Mystery GHOST IN THE NIGHT

Ben Masters on Deep in the Heart 2: Texas Rivers, Ethan Hawke & His Hail Mary Peak Living: Ben Masters Talks Deep

“A Dark, Romantic, Psychedelic Musical Odyssey” | Adam Egypt Mortimer Interview PATHETIC FALLACY

A Lot Of People Talk To Animals. Not Many People Listen.

A Lot of People Talk to Animals. Not Many Listen.