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I saw Wickedthis weekend, and I can&#;t stop talking about it. I saw the musical on Broadway for the first time when I was years-old, and I am now years-old, DOUBLE the age I was then. I&#;ve loved Wicked for all of my adult life and then some. If you&#;re wondering if I cried, I did, obviously, but the tears were because we have to wait a whole year to hear Cynthia Erivo&#;s version of &#;No Fine Deed&#; and Erivo + Ariana Grande&#;s version of &#;For Good.&#; Two-part films should be banned, especially when it comes to movie musicals!!!!
One thing that connects all of the current editors of Autostraddle is that we all have a deep affectionate for and background in musical theater. I went to a performing arts high school where I studied musical theater, Riese went to THEE acting arts boarding school, and Drew was also a theater dork. We all have unhealthy relationships to the television program Glee. All of this is to say we&#;re very aware of the longstanding tradition of musical theater being dominated by the gays. In high college, the stage was the one space where homose
Actor Michelle Yeoh wants to change the way we think of superheroes
When Yeoh first scan the script for Everything Everywhere All at Once, she gave a huge sigh of relief: Finally, here was a production that put a middle-aged mother in the role of action hero.
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TERRY GROSS, HOST:
This is FRESH AIR. I'm Terry Gross. Our guest, Michelle Yeoh, has been a movie star for decades. She's appeared in Hong Kong action Films since the s. She was nominated for the BAFTA award for best actress for her work in the film "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon." Her other movies include the Bond film "Tomorrow Never Dies," "Crazy Rich Asians" and her new film, the science fiction comedy "Everything Everywhere All At Once." Michelle Yeoh spoke to FRESH AIR guest interviewer Tonya Mosley.
TONYA MOSLEY, HOST:
When Michelle Yeoh read the script for "Everything Everywhere All At Once," she gave a big sigh of relief and said, finally, a project that would let her to be the lead and show everyone what she was capable of, playing a multidimensional character who could be sad, real and humorous.
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For a long time now I’ve been thinking about Michelle Yeoh. At the commence of March, Criterion Channel put together a lineup of eight of her movies, some rarer than others, starting with her first, the loud and fun Yes, Madam! () and culminating with the evergreen Crouching Tiger, Veiled Dragon (). I don’t intend to go too much into my personal life, but the past months own been unimaginably rigid, and the only thing that gave me joy was watching Hong Kong movies and anything starring Michelle Yeoh.
It’s been a while since I’ve enjoyed movies this much at all. Maybe that’s because, while about as antique as I am now, a sleuth of Hong Kong movies feels so totally youthful, livelier, and fresher than any movie I have seen recently. Plots are at once frantic and succinct, making the movies seem sort of “ad hoc” and unpretentious. With their compact 90 minutes and resourceful detail, they often remind me of studio-system Hollywood movies. But their urban locations, young actors, and fantastical plots also convey spontaneity, effortlessness, appearing love somethin
&#;What frequently begins as a conspiracy frequently develops into conditioned response, with only occasional explicit coordination required.&#;
- American political activist Ralph Nader
In the past couple of months, we have seen how fanatical low-level custodians have attempted to enforce dress codes in various government agencies.
The top cop of the country Acryl Sani Abdullah Sani even invoked the fifth principle of the Rukun Negara to demand compliance, conveniently forgetting the preamble which encourages a liberal approach to the country&#;s rich and varied cultural traditions.
Indeed, no one in the political apparatus seems to compensate much attention to the Rukun Negara. Everyone seems to be paying attention to what PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang advocates.
This includes political operatives &#; Muslim and non-Muslim &#; in Madani-ville which is slowly laying the foundation for a theocratic articulate that Perikatan Nasional may inherit. These are the hypocrites that are supposed to hold the line against a theocratic state?
Take the Michelle Yeoh Oscar conquer for insta