One of these days Jennifer Lacey may burst through her status as a wittily imaginative underground star and take New York dance by storm.
It has appeal based on a beloved and light-hearted film, new songs, imaginative sets and star power in the person of Mr. Curtis.
Up there with Charles Mingus... Jazz pianist and composer Carla Bley Reviewing the Carla Bley Big Band album, Appearing Nightly, for the Guardian's Film and Music pages this week (appearing tomorrow) set me thinking about how much I've looked forward to every new project from this eccentrically imaginative and modest star since I first heard her work in the 1970s.
"We recorded the voices, put them into the posters, and like Frankenstein: it was fucking alive!!!" Jaja PouPou's imaginative take on Star Wars is, well, out there, but the group sees their format as a potential future of the movie industry.
Shergar In the quarter-century since his disappearance, the kidnap of Shergar on 8 February 1983 has been attributed to everyone from Lord Lucan to Colonel Gadaffi and has inspired countless conspiracy theories (hair dye, Belgian ringers, a deep freeze) as well as an imaginative 1990 movie starring Mickey Rourke ('If they find us, it's a bullet in the head!').
His wonderfully imaginative mini-series, "All-Star Superman," originally released by DC Comics from 2005 to 2008, regarded the Man of Steel as a 21st-century Hercules, performing trials on a cosmic scale for the wonderment of his mortal admirers.
It plays also "Superstar", written by Bonnie Bramlett + Leon Russell and performed by Sonic Youth Critical reception was average; Jason Ankeny of album database Allmusic described the soundtrack as "imaginative" giving it three stars out of five.
Christian Borle ("Smash"), Adam Chanler-Berat and Celia Keenan-Bolger star in the imaginative mix of old-fashioned story theater, song and playful hipster humor, directed by Roger Rees and Alex Timbers.
The first three seasons of "Lost" may have approached the imaginative charms of the original "Star Wars" trilogy, but the next three were nearly as awful as George Lucas's catastrophic prequels.
At her aunt's instigation, Taylor transforms Kimmings into Catherine Bennett: a pop star who is imaginative, creative, wants to help people be happy and kinder to each other, and is OK with being different.
