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Every Friday, Gold Derby compiles noteworthy articles from various sources, offering readers a chance to catch up on significant stories they may have missed during the week. Whether you were too occupied to read them earlier or simply forgot to return to your bookmarks, here’s a selection to enjoy over the weekend. Happy reading!
The Lost City
In a revealing piece for New York magazine, writer Abe Streep, who is also the nephew of acclaimed actress Meryl Streep, explores the catastrophic effects of recent wildfires in Los Angeles. He includes interviews with people who were affected, such as Martin Short and Haley Joel Osment, while sharing an inspiring account of how his aunt ingeniously escaped her home after a fallen tree blocked her exit.
Emmy-Winning Producer on ‘Brutalist’ AI Controversy: “Don’t Let This Noise Diminish a Truly Terrific Film” (Guest Column)
Stan Brooks expresses his confusion over the backlash surrounding the use of AI in the film The Brutalist, in a guest article for The Hollywood Reporter. He argues that typical post-production techniques, including voice and sound enhancements, should not be mixed up with AI applications that could endanger jobs in the industry.
Anthony Mackie Is Captain America Now. How About That?
In an interview featured in Esquire, Anthony Mackie reflects on his extensive 25-year journey in the film industry that has culminated in his role as the lead in Captain America: Brave New World. He shares insights into why he prefers being sixth on the call sheet, the significance of representing a Black Captain America, feelings of being overlooked by award bodies, and how embodying this iconic hero signifies his own victory.
In Her Own Messy Way, Bridget Jones Is a Trailblazer
Esther Zuckerman discusses in the New York Times the cultural impact of Bridget Jones, brought to life by Renée Zellweger since 2001. As a character who embodies relatable flaws, Bridget has become a cultural reference for discussions surrounding women’s experiences. The upcoming film, Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, which features Bridget navigating dating as a widow, is set to stream on Peacock starting Thursday, February 13.
‘I Love Being Lady Gaga’ How the Icon Conquered Her Demons
Lady Gaga features on the cover of Elle UK, where she discusses her journey of self-discovery leading to the creation of her upcoming album, Mayhem, releasing on March 7. In the interview, she provides insights into her fulfilling personal life with fiancé Michael Polansky and addresses the reception of her film Joker: Folie à Deux, which faced both box office and critical challenges.
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