Plot developments, performances, casting decisions, bits of dialogue are celebrated and picked apart, the merits and career failings of writers and actors cataloged, network heads personally taken to task.
Legendary actor John Malkovich's vast catalog of characters includes a defunct secret agent, a religious figurehead on an alien planet, a Kubrick-impersonating con man, and several hilariously dramatized versions of himself.
That can leave talented performers high and dry, and "The Get Down" is a catalog of good actors struggling to bring some life to stock characters.
Mr. Jacobs argued that there are child actors and child models for catalogs, so he did not see an issue here.
"There are children actors and children models for catalogs and stuff, so I guess if a parent thinks it's O.K. and a kid wants to do it, it's fine," he said.
There are children actors and children models for catalogs and stuff, so I guess if a parent thinks it's okay and a kid wants to do it, it's fine.
In a marketing partnership that will be formally announced on Wednesday, Bloomingdale's catalogs will feature actors from new NBC shows; shoppers will be invited to try out a virtual reality app that inserts them onto the red carpet of an NBC premiere; and the network's "Primetime Preview Show" will be set partly in a Bloomingdale's store.
Dozens of folders are cataloged by subject, including "actors," "banking,"" "cemeteries," the "Hastings Garden Club," and "restaurants".
In contrast, Tribeca Shortlist offers a smaller catalog of movies handpicked by actors, filmmakers and other industry insiders, and usually accompanied by a brief video recommendation called a Shortlister.
For years, Ms. DiResta had battled disinformation campaigns, cataloging data on how malicious actors spread fake narratives online.
Whitaker is one of the pre-eminent actors of his generation, with a diverse and celebrated catalog ranging from "The Great Debaters" to "The Crying Game" to "Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai".
