In this recent series, collectively titled Janus II, he turns his eye to archways, doors, windows, the Janus predicament of thresholds, reflective memories and uncertain projections.
HIFF has a Summer Docs series collectively curated by Alec Baldwin and David Nugent.
In the 1990s, Jabba the Hutt became the protagonist in his own comic book series collectively titled Jabba the Hutt: The Art of the Deal.
But after the viral success of the Thru-You series, collectively receiving more than 10 millions hits, he's been touring and playing live with DJ Shadow, which seemed to signal a hiatus when it came to making more mash-up videos in the same vein as the Thru-You series.
The new mini-series, collectively called Before Watchmen and scheduled to start in the summer, will not be direct sequels to the original, which has been widely praised for its sophisticated storytelling and for its emphatic (if deliberately ambiguous) ending.
No cable operators or satellite distributors have signed up yet for the new Military History Channel, but it will be seen in a preview tomorrow at 8 p.m. with five documentary mini-series collectively called "Battle History," about the branches of the American armed forces, The Hollywood Reporter and Daily Variety reported.
"Dugan Under Ground" is, alas, the weakest entry in the Derby Dugan series, but collectively, the Derby books, with their multiple viewpoints, carefully interwoven plot lines and potted social-history lessons, are a mighty accomplishment: John Dos Passos U.S.A.A".
Two books, one on the wines of Margaux -- the commune, not just the chateau -- and another on the neighboring commune of St.-Julien, evolved into a series known collectively as "Le Grand Bernard".
"WAR MUSIC: RECENT STABS AT THE EPIC" Starting in 1959, the British poet Christopher Logue embarked upon a filmic reimagining of the Iliad, turning the Trojan War epic into a multi-volume series known collectively as "War Music".
We can't possibly make it.' " But Mr. Martin did not give up his epic dreams, and packed "A Game of Thrones" and the novels that followed (a series known collectively as "A Song of Ice and Fire") with seven kingdoms' worth of feuding feudal families, complex genealogies, deceptions and betrayals, dragons and mysterious, violent creatures called the Others.
We just all wanted to be really clear about how far we were willing to take things in the series and collectively, thank goodness, we all decided that we wanted to definitely push the envelope in a provocative, unapologetic manner, but always retain the classiness of the character and the world that she's in and the fact that she's a mom and all of those things.
