This season, the races are wide open for the opposite reason -- which has the effect of emboldening the studios to undertake energetic campaigns for films that, in a better year, might not get the big push.
PE has recording studios, indie bands, an energetic township music scene, and a deep musical history.
5 p.m. 1. TINSELTOWN, ASTORIA Hollywood gets all the P.R., but one of Queens's most energetic neighborhoods is home to Kaufman Astoria Studios, where the Marx Brothers shot "Animal Crackers" in 1930 and where Big Bird still resides.
After a sweaty, energetic and exhilarating hour, music filled the studio through the open windows and the capoeira masters whirled to a stop.
From 1929 to 1933 the two women collaboratively produced advertising, still lifes and studio portraits that reflected the energetic, experimental style of their mentor, Walter Peterhans, a professional photographer who taught at the legendary Bauhaus design school.
Take a look around the yoga studio and see how youthful and energetic all of the women are; surely going to yoga at least once or twice a week couldn't hurt how young you look.
An energetic young cast turns up at the Theater Row Studio to perform "Gauguin/Savage Light," a one-act musical by George Fischoff.
In 1956 Sir Michael Balcon appointed the Observer's energetic 29-year-old theatre critic, Kenneth Tynan, as Ealing Studios' script editor at a handsome £2,000 a year.
Six months after releasing the record, Rihanna began planning a fifth studio album, promising that her new material would be "more energetic" than her previous works.
Warner Brothers, the most fervently populist of the studios, began issuing a series of films glorifying the lives of young, energetic entrepreneurs operating outside of social rules, otherwise known as gangsters ("Little Cesar" and "Public Enemy," both 1930, set the pattern).
