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Ethan Hawke to reprise James Sandin on The Purge Season 2 Finale
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The Purge's original film lead Ethan Hawke will return on USA Network's Season 2 Finale episode "7:01 AM" to reprise his character James Sandin.
Guess who's back? Major, breaking news for fans of The Purge that have been following the James DeMonaco created universe since its inception. Ethan Hawke is returning for next week's Purge Season 2 Finale to reprise his role as James Sandin!
USA Network has confirmed to The Natural Aristocrat that James Sandin will be prominently featured in the Season 2 Finale's cold open. Which will flash back "one week before the first national Purge and the first time his high-tech security system is tested." Fans are going to party like it's 2013 again when the security system salesman we first became acquainted with is finally back on the scene.
Is only a one-shot intro potentially in store for James Sandin then? Similar to the iconic voice of The Purge radio show, Bobby Sheridan [Dermot Mulroney], getting an on-screen guest spot recently… Will Sandin interact with series breakout Ben Gardner [Joel Allen] in some fashion?
Season 1's finale managed to tie up all loose ends with a pretty red bow as all roads led to Joe [Lee Tergesen]. Is there more to the James Sandin connection than meets the eye? Either way, it's incredible news to have The Purge return to its roots and pull an absolute top notch actor back into the fold.
USA Network's The Purge Executive Producers/Writers James Roland and Krystal Houghton Ziv have mentioned being thrilled to receive the okay from DeMonaco to use 'The God Mask' on the series… And now the franchise original James Sandin is back! Never say never in the entertainment industry. Certainly a good bet that cold open will be a highly memorable for every Purge fan, new and old.
The Purge Season 2 Finale titled "7:01 AM" airs on Tuesday, December 17 at 9 pm ET / 8 pm Central on USA Network as "Purge night rages on and Esme, Ryan, Marcus and Ben fight for their lives and their loved ones."
Be sure to check out The Natural Aristocrat's interview with Joel Allen on Ben Gardner's connection to 'The God Mask', the intense scenes on The Purge's Season 2 and much more!
Want to watch tonight's latest The Purge episode online? No problem! Here's how to stream The Purge Season 2 Episode 9 "Hail Mary" tonight at 9 pm ET / 8 pm Central.
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Julius Caesar starring David Morrissey to return on-screen in March
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The UK's New Zealand Society will present National Theatre Live's 'Julius Caesar' starring David Morrissey on Tuesday, March 17th 2020 over at National Theatre Studio in London.
'The Governor' David Morrissey's portrayal of Mark Antony in National Theatre Live's rendition of classic Shakespeare play 'Julius Caesar' will be revived on-screen for one night only this coming March. UK based New Zealand Society's Film and Theatre Club will present 'Julius Caesar' (TV Movie Edition) on Tuesday, March 17 2020 at 5:45 p.m. at London's National Theatre Studio!
The Telegraph called David Morrissey's performance "electrifying" back on January 30, 2018, giving the show 4 out of 5 stars. Tickets will be free for New Zealand Society members and just £7.50 for non-members / General Admission. National Theatre Studio is located at 83-101 The Cut Lambeth London SE1 8LL.
Alongside David Morrissey in National Theatre Live's 'Julius Caesar' is Ben Whishaw [The Danish Girl] as Brutus, Michelle Fairley [Game of Thrones] as Cassius, and David Calder [The Lost City of Z] as Julius Caesar himself. Directed by Nicholas Hytner, the productions runs at 2 hours and 15 minutes with no intervals.
National Theatre Live's 'Julius Caesar' Synopsis:
Caesar returns in triumph to Rome and the people pour out of their homes to celebrate. Alarmed by the autocrat's popularity, the educated élite conspire to bring him down.
After his assassination, civil war erupts on the streets of the capital. Nicholas Hytner's production will thrust the audience into the street party that greets Caesar's return, the congress that witnesses his murder, the rally that assembles for his funeral and the chaos that explodes in its wake.
Learn more about the production and its extensive critical acclaim over at National Theatre Live's official Julius Caesar page. The TV Movie of the production to be presented by the UK's New Zealand Society was originally released on March 22, 2018.
About the UK's New Zealand Society: "NZ Society UK provides social opportunities for Kiwis to meet up & celebrate both our heritage and our adopted home."
David Morrissey's recent Acting Craftsmanship:
David Morrissey has been busy portraying Aulus in TV series Britannia recently, and will soon play a featured role as Walter Blackett in upcoming series The Singapore Grip.
Best remembered as one of Rick Grimes' greatest all-time rivals on The Walking Dead, David Morrissey's acting has always been on a whole other level. Dynamite on-screen and on-stage, his presence commands your attention. Thus, it's no surprise that an 'actor's actor' like Morrissey would return to his roots after The Walking Dead and continue performing in Shakespeare's lineage of work. Not to mention a strong run on-stage performing in Martin McDonagh's Hangmen!
Check out more Walking Dead related cast news over at The Walking Dead category section on The Natural Aristocrat! Pollyanna McIntosh (Jadis/Anne) and several of her Walking Dead cast mates have recently been announced for NJ's annual East Coast Comic Con in May.
Watch: Larry David, Jon Hamm get kicked out in Curb Your Enthusiasm Season 10 Trailer
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Larry David and Jon Hamm get kicked out of a dinner party in a fresh Curb Your Enthusiasm Season 10 Trailer released today! HBO has officially announced the series returns on January 19, 2020.
Larry David is regularly made to feel unwelcome and told to "Get Out!" in a new Curb Your Enthusiasm Season 10 Trailer released by HBO earlier today. He's even getting others kicked out by association like Mad Men/Baby Driver star Jon Hamm at 1:24-1:25 of the trailer. Jon Hamm accepts being ousted proudly as Larry celebrates the rite of passage… A classic Larry David style un-ceremonial exit! What kind of a role will Jon Hamm have on the series? Is it a one-off episode cameo or will fans see Hamm throughout Season 10 in an overarching story?
The new trailer also features Larry getting under a mailman's skin, evading a confrontation by telling him to wear something other than shorts next time… That is if he wants to be taken seriously! The moment happens at 1:30 in the trailer. "Can I give you some advice? If you're going to confront someone, better to put some pants on… Hard to take a person seriously wearing shorts."
Curb Your Enthusiasm officially returns to HBO on Sunday, January 19th next year with its debuting episode running from 10:30 p.m. – 11:07 p.m. ET. The series last aired Season 9 on December 3, 2017. According to HBO, Susie Essman, Jeff Garlin, Cheryl Hines, Richard Lewis, and JB Smoove are all confirmed to reprise their roles.
Larry David is back – as Larry David – stumbling through one faux-pas after another in an all-new season of the award-winning, hit comedy series.
Returning series regulars include Emmy® nominee Larry David ("Seinfeld"), Susie Essman ("Broad City"), Jeff Garlin ("The Goldbergs"), Emmy® nominee Cheryl Hines ("Suburgatory"), Richard Lewis ("Anything But Love") and JB Smoove ("The Millers").
Larry David has maintained that he only wants to do Curb Your Enthusiasm if he finds the right muse to do it justice for a full season. This time around the hiatus between seasons was much lower (Six years between Season 8 and 9) so he's clearly feeling it, this season will no doubt be magic once again!
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Holly Earl meets Hideo Kojima at Gamescom 2019
Photo Credit: Hideo Kojima and Holly Earl's Instagram
The actress with the million dollar smile, Holly Earl, met gaming icon Hideo Kojima at Gamescom 2019, opening the door potentially for the star of Erica to be on a future Death Stranding DLC!
London's Holly Earl [AMC's Humans] gently stepped into her gaming industry debut as the lead star of Erica on August 19… And already making friends and snapping photos with the best the scene has to offer! Enter Hideo Kojima, creator of the Metal Gear series and off the charts anticipated Death Stranding. Kojima has lent his support for Holly Earl in Erica by retweeting the Sony published release.
Simple friendly retweet or the start of a professional relationship that sees Holly potentially meet Norman Reedus in a future DLC? Hmmm. Kojima has always been keen on details and revels in the release of clues through social media.
Holly Earl originally became a viral web sensation from a fairly early career interview for the Belgrade Theatre. The kind-eyed Earl was playing the character of Bertha in a production The Father at the time (2012). Though she'd already started professionally acting back in 1997 as Louise Creegan in TV series Touching Evil. Something about Holly Earl's opening smile in the interview and serene demeanor resonated. That smile soon became a GIF known the world over. The extra boost every rising star needs to make it to the next level.
As the hype around Erica builds to a crescendo on the PlayStation 4, Holly Earl could easily become a go-to talent in the gaming industry. With Norman Reedus leading Death Stranding and Keanu Reeves playing a role in Cyberpunk 2077… It could be Hollywood's lineup that ultimately decides the future of gaming. A vast untapped market of current non-gamers will be swayed by familiar names to give gaming a try for the first time. Even if Kojima does not bring in Holly Earl to work in some fashion on Death Stranding in these late stages, a future unnamed project is always possible.
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Knox County election gives plenty of options for new commissioners
Two of the Knox County Commission races will fill empty seats; another two feature incumbents running for re-election.
Knox County election gives plenty of options for new commissioners Two of the Knox County Commission races will fill empty seats; another two feature incumbents running for re-election. Check out this story on knoxnews.com: https://knoxne.ws/2Nth1AN
Tyler Whetstone, Knoxville News Sentinel Published 8:00 a.m. ET July 6, 2018 | Updated 11:04 a.m. ET July 7, 2018
Knox County mayoral candidates Glenn jacobs and Linda Haney have just two things in common. Angela M Gosnell, USA TODAY NETWORK - Tennessee
The Gay Street bridge and the City County Building are pictured Sept. 30, 2016.(Photo: NEWS SENTINEL FILE)Buy Photo
Four Knox County Commission seats will be on the August ballot. Two of the races will fill empty seats and bring new commissioners into the fray; another two are filled with commissioners running for re-election against opponents.
The commission is currently made up of 11 members, 10 Republicans and one Democrat.
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Randy Smith, 54, Republican (incumbent)
Commission Chairman Randy Smith did not have an opponent in the primary, but he did four years ago when he defeated Billy Stephens in the primary before he ran unopposed in the general election.
Randy Smith (Photo: Submitted)
In his four years on the commission, Smith, who works for the county risk management department, has served on the finance committee for three years, and sat on the county development board, the county investment committee and been a board member of the Great Schools Partnership.
Smith said he learned the ropes over the last four years and wants to use the next four to form policies that will shape the county's next 15-20 years.
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"I honestly thought when I ran the first time that I'd only do this one term because we needed someone in the Third District to represent us," he said. "But then after you've been there a little bit, and it's not about power or ego, but you start seeing things you could work on if you had more time."
Some of the things he wants to accomplish include finding a way to pay deputies better wages and increase the starting pay for teachers.
Cody Biggs, 32, Democrat
Cody Biggs candidate for Knox County Commission (Photo: Submitted)
Political newcomer Cody Biggs said he's running for office to make an impact in District 3 and wants to serve constituents like he serves people in his role with The 9 Group, a local hospitality company.
A native Middle Tennessean, Biggs fell in love with Knoxville when he attended the University of Tennessee. He left after two years, but finished his degree at Pellissippi State Community College.
"Knoxville pulled me in and I love Knoxville, good and bad," he said. "We have things to work on, but that's what I like about it. It's one of those cities that you can come here and be comfortable no matter where you're at."
He said just because he's a Democrat doesn't mean he won't be able to work with other members of the commission. He said Smith has done a good job on commission, but thinks the district needs a new voice and someone who can think out of the box on infrastructure and education needs.
"We're in a red county and red state," he said. "Just because I'm a Democrat doesn't mean I won't listen to and interact with Republicans … we're all human and have to work together to (accomplish work)."
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Charles Busler, 69, Republican (incumbent)
Charles Busler (Photo: Submitted)
Four years ago, when he was first approached by people asking him to run for county commission, Charles Busler said he decided to run because he felt the need to give back to the community. That feeling hasn't subsided.
"I've had a lot of people who have supported me and I've been in this community nearly 45 years. They encourage me and talk to me and express their issues to me," he said.
Those issues, this time around, center around funding Knox County Schools and the county's workforce development. The issues go hand-in-hand, he said.
Welders and technicians and trade skill professions are lacking in the county and the schools aren't preparing students for them enough, he said.
"Our education system is not preparing for that type of workforce. Education in general is not thinking outside the box," he said.
Beyond that, he said, people are concerned about the county's infrastructure and the money needed to repair and repave roads.
Steve Hart, Democrat
Steve Hart could be reached for comment about his campaign.
District 10 (countywide)
Tori Griffin, 36, Democrat
Knox County Commission District 10 democratic candidate Tori Griffin answers questions during a candidate forum hosted by the League of Women Voters on Wednesday, April 18, 2018. (Photo: Saul Young/News Sentinel)
Griffin is another first-time candidate, although he's an experienced campaigner. He cut his teeth by working for Democratic congressional campaigns in Georgia and Virginia.
He works for the nonprofit Socially Equal Energy Efficient Development (SEEED).
Republican or Democrat, Griffin said people generally care about the same things: good, safe schools and a good-paying job. He said his goal is to alleviate peoples' concerns to the extent that he, and the county, can.
"When I talk to teachers and officers and EMT people all the time, they work and put their heart and soul into their jobs," he said. "They want to make sure they can afford to live where they live and they want to make sure their can leave a legacy and retire with some security."
Larsen Jay, 43, Republican
Knox County Commission District 10 republican candidate Larsen Jay answers questions during a candidate forum hosted by the League of Women Voters on Wednesday, April 18, 2018. (Photo: Saul Young/News Sentinel)
Like Griffin, this is Larsen Jay's first attempt at public office. He is CEO of Random Act of Flowers, an organization that that now employs 20 people and utilizes 5,000 volunteers in five states.
Jay began campaigning nearly a year and a half ago and since then has met with and toured 26 different county departments and services, asking them questions and trying to find out how best to serve them if elected. He said the knowledge will help him hit the ground running.
He said he sees time on the commission as a way of preparing the county for a better future.
"What can I do to lay a better foundation for 10-20 years down the road? If I plant a tree, I'm never going to be around to sit under that shade tree, but I think it's important to (plan ahead)," he said.
Jay defeated Republican Ronnie Rochelle by 37 points in the primary election. He said he will focus on education and is interested in land use issues.
Justin Biggs, 35, Republican
Knox County Commission District 11 republican candidate Justin Biggs answers questions during a candidate forum hosted by the League of Women Voters on Wednesday, April 18, 2018. (Photo: Saul Young/News Sentinel)
Justin Biggs is a first-time candidate. He said he's using his time campaigning across the county to learn about the different needs in each area.
"No matter what part of town you're in campaigning, you're going to have issues different in each district," he said.
There's a common theme though, he said.
"More than anything, right now, everybody is really worried about their neighborhood being safe, making sure they have a safe bed to come home to … everybody's worried about opioids," he said.
Biggs has no relation to Cody Biggs. He defeated Republican R. Larry Smith by nearly seven points in what became a nasty May primary race.
He is a collections administrator in the Knox County Trustee's Office and his wife is a small business owner.
He promised he wouldn't run for re-election after four years unless his constituents make it clear they want him to.
Daniel Gerke, 46, Democrat
Knox County Commission District 11 democratic candidate Daniel Gerke answers questions during a candidate forum hosted by the League of Women Voters on Wednesday, April 18, 2018. (Photo: Saul Young/News Sentinel)
Daniel Gerke has lived in Knoxville for five years, long enough to know this is where he wants to stay and where he wants to get involved in the community.
He has spent time as an owner of a Gondolier Restaurant in Dayton and is currently a director at Sedgewick, a Memphis-based claims administrator that allows him to work from home.
He said he would take an open-minded approach to education, because education leads to better jobs, and other issues in the county like improving the county's infrastructure.
"I'm not advocating to raising taxes, but need to keep an open mind to all of our problems and try to solve them," he said.
"It's about roads and making sure our kids have good schools and are safe," he said.
Gerke had no opponent in the May primary.
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Prizes Wynne Prize 2009
Archibald Prize
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Sir John Sulman Prize
Dobell Prize for Drawing
Photographic Portrait Prize
Young Archie competition
To see finalists choose a year... 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1991/92 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975 1974 1973 1972 1971 1970 1969 1968 1967 1966 1965 1964 1963 1962 1961 1960 1959 1958 1957 1956 1955 1954 1953 1952 1951 1950 1949 1948 1947 1946 1945 1944 1943 1942 1941 1940 1939 1938 1937 1936 1935 1934 1933 1932 1931 1930 1929 1928 1927 1926 1925 1924 1923 1922 1921 1920 1919 1918 1917 1916 1915 1914 1913 1912 1911 1910 1909 1908 1907 1906 1905 1904 1903 1902 1901 1900 1899 1898 1897
Archibald, Wynne and Sulman Prizes 2009 exhibition
Winners for 2009
Lionel Bawden
The amorphous ones (the vast colony of our being)
Winner: Wynne Prize 2009
Graham Fransella
Shore line
Winner: Trustees' Watercolour Prize 2009
Finalists for 2009
Brett Bailey - The cool swimming hole
Del Kathryn Barton - Flatrock
Lionel Bawden - The amorphous ones (the vast colony of our being) (Winner: Wynne Prize 2009)
Anthony Bennett - a landscape of insufficient green…. where mountains are crushed for speaking out
Jun Chen - McLaren Vale, SA
Lucy Culliton - Arkaroola
Graham Fransella - Shore line (Winner: Trustees' Watercolour Prize 2009)
Paul Haggith - Drifting away
Pei Pei He - City Life
Adam (aka Blak Douglas) Hill - Six finger salary
Matt Huttlestone - Frog mouth and cocky-apple tree
David Keeling - Soft walk - early morning, friendly beaches
Gladdy Kemarre - Bush plum in Analpere country
Fiona Lowry - I know that the hand of god is the promise
Alasdair Macintyre - Captain America
Joanne Currie Nalingu - Dark Water (Maranoa)
Ningura Napurrula - Untitled
John Peart - Ground formations
Gloria Tamerre Petyarre - Untitled (leaves)
Rodney Pople - Lowhead 2am
James Powditch - Made in Australia – Lake Burley Griffin
Elizabeth Roet - Reef red alert
Paul Ryan - My home is the sea
Peter Smets - Recycle
Frank Thirion - Southern stars
Patrick Olodoodi Tjungurrayi - Untitled
John R Walker - Gate, southwalking Bedervale
Regina Pilawuk Wilson - Syaw (fish-net)
Philip Wolfhagen - Out of the garden III
Joshua Yeldham - Motherland