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FBI: Most Wanted‘s Shantel VanSanten guest stars as Special Agent Nina Chase on CBS’s FBI season six episode nine. Directed by Alex Chapple from a script by Rick Eid and Joe Halpin, episode nine – “Best Laid Plans” – will air on Tuesday, April 16, 2024.

Season six stars Missy Peregrym as Special Agent Maggie Bell, Zeeko Zaki as Special Agent Omar Adom “Oa” Zidan, and Jeremy Sisto as Assistant Special Agent in Charge Jubal Valentine. Alana De La Garza plays Special Agent in Charge Isobel Castille, John Boyd is Special Agent Stuart Scola, and Katherine Renee Kane stars as Special Agent Tiffany Wallace.

The network announced on April 9, 2024 that FBI has been renewed for three seasons, taking it through the 2026-2027 primetime season. FBI: Most Wanted and FBI: International also earned single-season renewals as the FBI franchise continues to be a ratings winner for CBS.

“Best Laid Plans” Plot: When a...

CBS’s FBI season six episode eight promises to spend time focusing on Tiffany’s guilt over Hobbs’ death. Directed by Jean de Segonzac from a script by Rick Eid, episode eight – “Phantom” – will air on Tuesday, April 9, 2024 at 8pm Et/Pt.

Season six stars Missy Peregrym as Special Agent Maggie Bell, Zeeko Zaki as Special Agent Omar Adom “Oa” Zidan, and Jeremy Sisto as Assistant Special Agent in Charge Jubal Valentine. Alana De La Garza plays Special Agent in Charge Isobel Castille, John Boyd is Special Agent Stuart Scola, and Katherine Renee Kane stars as Special Agent Tiffany Wallace.

“Phantom” Plot: After an employee of the U.S. Army is shot in an industrial park, the team works to track down the killer who reveals a larger plot at play. Meanwhile, Tiffany continues to struggle with the guilt surrounding Hobbs’ death.

Zeeko Zaki as Special Agent Omar Adom ‘Oa’ Zidan...

The team tries to track down a bomber on CBS’s FBI season six episode seven, “Behind the Veil.” Directed by Eric Laneuville from a script by Peter Elkoff and Alexander Maggio, episode seven will air on Tuesday, April 2, 2024 at 8pm Et/Pt.

Season six stars Missy Peregrym as Special Agent Maggie Bell, Zeeko Zaki as Special Agent Omar Adom “Oa” Zidan, and Jeremy Sisto as Assistant Special Agent in Charge Jubal Valentine. Alana De La Garza plays Special Agent in Charge Isobel Castille, John Boyd is Special Agent Stuart Scola, and Katherine Renee Kane stars as Special Agent Tiffany Wallace.

“Behind the Veil” Plot: When a bombing at a local restaurant leaves several injured or dead, including a congresswoman and someone close to Isobel, the team races to apprehend the suspect before another explosive goes off.

Missy Peregrym as Special Agent Maggie Bell and Zeeko Zaki as Special Agent...

Charlotte Sullivan continues her guest starring run as Maggie’s former colleague Jessica Blake on CBS’s FBI season six episode six. Directed by Milena Govich from a script by Joe Halpin and Marley Schneier, episode six – “Unforeseen” – will air on Tuesday, March 26, 2024 at 8pm Et/Pt.

Season six stars Missy Peregrym as Special Agent Maggie Bell, Zeeko Zaki as Special Agent Omar Adom “Oa” Zidan, and Jeremy Sisto as Assistant Special Agent in Charge Jubal Valentine. Alana De La Garza plays Special Agent in Charge Isobel Castille, John Boyd is Special Agent Stuart Scola, and Katherine Renee Kane stars as Special Agent Tiffany Wallace.

“Unforeseen” Plot: After multiple people are targeted and killed with a poisonous gas in broad daylight, the team races to find the killer, who they believe is tied to an eco-terrorist plot. Meanwhile, Maggie continues to explore motherhood.

Charlotte Sullivan as Jessica Blake and Missy...

The situation gets dicey when the team is called on to handle a hostage situation on CBS’s FBI season six episode five. Directed by Laura Belsey from a script by Bryce Ahart and Stephanie McFarlane, episode five – “Sacrifice” – will air on Tuesday, March 19, 2024 at 8pm Et/Pt.

Season six stars Missy Peregrym as Special Agent Maggie Bell, Zeeko Zaki as Special Agent Omar Adom “Oa” Zidan, and Jeremy Sisto as Assistant Special Agent in Charge Jubal Valentine. Alana De La Garza plays Special Agent in Charge Isobel Castille, John Boyd is Special Agent Stuart Scola, and Katherine Renee Kane stars as Special Agent Tiffany Wallace.

“Sacrifice” Plot: When the director of a Brooklyn migrant center is abducted and held hostage along with his wife, the team must work quickly to meet the demands of their kidnapper. Also, Maggie picks Jessica’s brain about motherhood.

Charlotte Sullivan guest stars as Jessica Blake,...

The team leaps into action to stop a terrorist attack on CBS’s FBI season six episode four. Directed by Milena Govich from a script by Peter Elkoff, episode four – “Creating a Monster” – will air on Tuesday, March 12, 2024 at 8pm Et/Pt.

Season six stars Missy Peregrym as Special Agent Maggie Bell, Zeeko Zaki as Special Agent Omar Adom “Oa” Zidan, and Jeremy Sisto as Assistant Special Agent in Charge Jubal Valentine. Alana De La Garza plays Special Agent in Charge Isobel Castille, John Boyd is Special Agent Stuart Scola, and Katherine Renee Kane stars as Special Agent Tiffany Wallace.

“Creating a Monster” Plot: When a federal judge is gunned down execution-style in broad daylight, the team is sent looking for a suspect with ties to a local Islamic center. Also, Maggie reunites with a former colleague while things become tense between Oa and his girlfriend Gemma in the aftermath of her friend’s death.

Hey, "FBI" fans. Unfortunately, we're back on here with some bad news for you guys because CBS is not airing a new episode of FBI tonight, March 5, 2024 for some unknown reason. So, they're going to make you wait and extra week to see the next, new episode 4 of this current season 6. Yeah, according to CBS' official episode 4 press release, CBS doesn't plan to air the new episode 4 until next Tuesday night, March 12, 2024 in its usual, 7 pm central standard time slot. So, certainly be sure to remember that very important date and time if you can. In the meantime, we did find out what CBS is airing instead of a new episode of FBI tonight. According to the TV guide listings, CBS is going to serve up a repeat episode of FBI. This one will be the premiere episode 1 of this season 6 titled, "All the Rage." CBS' official description for this...

FBI‘s Oa is worried about “another attack”… FBI: International‘s Scott wants to know who tried to kill the Fly Team… and FBI: Most Wanted‘s Remy marvels at how “one dude on a computer” can hack into a military satellite, in a new trailer for the return of CBS’ action-packed Tuesday night line-up.

#TheFBIs return en masse on Tuesday, Feb. 13, starting at 8/7c with the FBI Season 6 premiere. In that opener, titled “All the Rage,” a bus explosion kills several innocent people, prompting the team to jump into action and take down the responsible terrorist organization. Meanwhile, Scola...

Missy Peregrym as Special Agent Maggie Bell, Zeeko Zaki as Special Agent Omar Adom ‘Oa’ Zidan, Katherine Renee Kane as Special Agent Tiffany Wallace, and John Boyd as Special Agent Stuart Scola in ‘FBI’ season 6 episode 1

CBS’s FBI kicks off season six with an episode that finds the team on the hunt for a terrorist organization. Directed by Alex Chapple from a script by Rick Eid and Joe Halpin, season six episode one will air on Tuesday, February 13, 2024 at 8pm Et/Pt.

Season six stars Missy Peregrym as Special Agent Maggie Bell, Zeeko Zaki as Special Agent Omar Adom “Oa” Zidan, and Jeremy Sisto as Assistant Special Agent in Charge Jubal Valentine. Alana De La Garza plays Special Agent in Charge Isobel Castille, John Boyd is Special Agent Stuart Scola, and Katherine Renee Kane stars as Special Agent Tiffany Wallace.

“All the Rage” Plot: When a bus explosion kills several innocent people,...

Mick Jagger got a call from his label recently with some news: While working on a reissue of the Rolling Stones’ 1973 album Goats Head Soup, the crew found some unreleased tracks. “I remember thinking, ‘Oh, no,’” Jagger says. “Unreleased tracks, to me that always means a lot of work. It’s like, ‘Things that you didn’t like and didn’t finish!’”

Jagger’s mind changed when he heard the music. “Actually, it’s not bad at all,” he says. Soon, isolating at his home in the European countryside, he...

“Their best album since Exile on Main St!” an FM DJ gushed in 1974 when the Rolling Stones released It’s Only Rock ’n Roll. Only one other new record had come between them, but the implication was clear: that record, Goats Head Soup, was, well, unappetizing. A Stones album with a strummed love-song ballad ripe for Am radio (“Angie”) and a pretty silly song about the demonic underworld (“Dancing with Mr. D.”)? Goats Head Soup had those and more, and looking back, the album feels historic: The mixed response it...

When the Rolling Stones rolled out details of their upcoming Goat’s Head Soup box set earlier this month, one of the most exciting elements was a previously unreleased song recorded with Jimmy Page titled “Scarlet.” The package isn’t coming out until September 4th, but on Wednesday, the band released the highly anticipated track.

The song was cut in October 1974 with Keith Richards and Page both handling guitar duties and Traffic’s Ric Grech on bass. “My recollection is we walked in at the end of a Zeppelin session,...

The Rolling Stones are rereleasing their 1973 LP Goats Head Soup as a deluxe box set featuring rarities, outtakes and alternative mixes from the sessions, a new stereo mix of the original album, a complete show from the accompanying tour and three previously unreleased tracks from the period.

One of the new songs, “Criss Cross,” dropped Thursday with a new video. (It was originally known to fans as “Criss Cross Man” from various bootlegs.) The other new tracks are “All the Rage” and “Scarlet,” which features guitar work by Jimmy Page.

The Grand Ole Opry anointed its newest member with the addition of bluegrass singer Rhonda Vincent, who was surprised with the honor during Friday night’s festivities.

Following Vincent’s performance of “Like I Could,” the song’s co-writer and Opry member Jeannie Seely extended the invitation and asked Vincent if she wanted to join the venerable show. A stunned Vincent responded, “100% percent yes. Oh my gosh! I grew up listening to the Grand Ole [Opry]. Thank you dear God!”

Vincent, who won the 2018 Grammy Award for Best Bluegrass Album for her LP All the Rage,...

Infamous Stringdusters fiddler-singer Jeremy Garrett sits at a small table in the back room of Rock Brothers Brewing in the Ybor City neighborhood of Tampa. With the temperature outside hovering around 80 degrees, he’s sipping on a cold ale and catching his breath. The Stringdusters just finished another long, yet bountiful, tour, with the sold-out gig at Rock Brother’s upstairs venue the Attic being the final stop of the run.

Garrett’s smart phone buzzes with an incoming text.

“My wife and daughter are snowed in at our home in Colorado right now,...

Amazon Studios has picked up worldwide rights to “Sylvie’s Love,” a period romance starring Tessa Thompson, according to an individual with knowledge of the deal.

The film, which Amazon acquired the worldwide rights to for a high seven-figure price tag, premiered at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival.

Written and directed by Eugene Ashe, “Sylvie’s Love” is a lush love story set in the cool jazz era of New York City that spans several years in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Thompson gives a powerful performance in the film as Ashe, melds music into his romance for a rich period piece. “Sylvie’s Love” played in competition in the U.S. Dramatic section.

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The film follows Sylvie (Thompson) who meets aspiring saxophonist Robert (Nnamdi Asomugha) when he takes a job at her father’s record store in Harlem. After...

For weeks our “Project Runway” odds have indicated a two-way race between the consistent polish of Sebastian Grey and the adventurous eccentricity of Hester Sunshine. However, with only five designers left in the competition, Sunshine has plummeted, while Garo Sparo has moved up. Now we’re predicting an all-male top three. Do you agree with this sudden shift? Make or update your own predictions here before Thursday night’s new episode.

Our odds are calculated by combining the predictions of “Runway” fans we poll every week in our predictions center, and this week they’re still high on Grey’s chances. In last week’s 11th challenge, “New York City of Dreams,” he had to create a look for an NYC civic employee that pushed its creativity to its limits. His client wanted a vintage Disney princess feel, which Grey had to translate into a look that felt modern and also true to his aesthetic.

It took three challenge wins, but last week Hester Sunshine finally took the lead in our “Project Runway” odds on who will win the season. Though she didn’t get a high score in last week’s Elton John challenge, “The Stitch is Back,” she didn’t get a low score either, so she has extended her lead in our forecasts. Do you agree she’s more and more safely out front with each passing week? You can make your own predictions for tonight’s show here in our predictions center.

Our odds are determined by combining the predictions of “Runway” fans who give us their forecasts here every week, and going into “Stitch” we gave Sunshine leading odds of 41/20, just a notch ahead of Sebastian Grey, who had been our front-runner in prior weeks. Going into tonight’s 10th episode, Sunshine’s odds are currently a little better (15/8), while...

In “The Stitch is Back,” last week’s “Project Runway” challenge inspired by Elton John, designer Tessa Clark landed in the judges’ bottom three for her too-subtle performance look. It was her first time getting a low score, which means there’s only one “Runway” contestant left who has yet to land in the bottom three: Sebastian Grey. Is he destined to ride his consistency all the way to the finale, or is he due for a misstep?

Grey was an early judges’ favorite, winning the second design challenge, “The Future is Here.” Then he was the runner-up in the very next challenge, “All the Rage.” But that’s it. While he hasn’t gotten a single low score from the judges this season, he hasn’t gotten another high score either. He has been safe for the last five challenges in a row, and he has gotten by far...

Fashion is fickle, so “Project Runway” always has its ups and downs, but throughout this season the person I feel has gotten the short end of the stick isn’t one of the designers, it’s one of the models. Kate has been subjected to one bad outfit after another, and it’s not because she’s incapable of wearing clothes. It’s because the designers seem incapable of dressing full-figured women.

This season’s models have diverse sizes, shapes, races and even gender identities (Mimi is the show’s first transgender model), but it has been a recurring theme all season: the designers are scared to death of curvy women. In the season premiere Kate was dressed by Frankie Lewis and ended up in an infamous blue body suit that was practically falling apart.

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But it got even worse.

Sebastian Grey‘s sophisticated designs and impeccable tailoring made him the early front-runner to win “Project Runway” season 17. He led in our odds for several weeks, but there’s a new designer at the top according to the fans we’ve polled this week in our predictions center. They say Renee Hill is now the woman to beat. Do you agree? You can make or update your own forecasts right here before tonight’s show.

Grey and Hill have both wowed the judges with their polish. Grey won the design challenge in “The Future is Here,” where he not only had the winning look but also helped construct one of his teammates’ looks so that his entire team could claim victory. That earned him immunity in the next challenge, so the judges were even more impressed that he made such an incredibly sophisticated look in “All the Rage” when he could have phoned it in.

The “Project Runway” designers came in out of the cold in episode five, “High Fashion to High Street.” After last week’s unconventional materials challenge in the woods the dozen remaining contestants stepped up … to the streets. So who finished the challenge on easy street, and who was told to hit the bricks? Find out below in our live blog for all the minute-by-minute developments as they happen.

“High Street” introduced the designers to Dapper Dan, a Harlem fashion icon who brought together the worlds of sophisticated design and casual streetwear. And that was the challenge: to create their own interpretations of luxury streetwear. But that wasn’t the most difficult part. The designers also had an even bigger time crunch than usual: they only had until midnight that night to finish their looks.

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I love Kovid Kapoor on “Project Runway” for his positivity and infectious attitude, but that hasn’t translated to consistently strong designs over the course of the first four episodes this season. He has narrowly avoided elimination twice already, and now we think there’s a strong chance he’ll be eliminated in episode five. But there’s someone else we think is even likelier to be on the chopping block: Sonia Kasparian.

According to the combined predictions of Gold Derby users, Kasparian gets leading odds of 12/5 of being sent home. We didn’t see very much of her in the first three episodes of the show, and when she was more prominently featured last week in the “Survive in Style” unconventional materials challenge, she ended up in the bottom three for her crumbling Mylar dress. Perhaps producers haven’t featured her very much because they know she’s not long for the fashion world.

After futuristic body modifications and full-body prints, it was time for the “Project Runway” designers to tackle the dreaded unconventional materials challenge in tonight’s episode, “Survive in Style.” And there was yet another twist: this challenge would take place entirely outdoors, including the sewing, sleeping and even the runway show itself. So how did they do? Find out below in our live blog with all the minute-by-minute developments as they happen.

One of the big questions entering this week’s challenge was the fate of Hester Sunshine. After two weeks of seeming disorganized and unsure of herself and her fabric choices, she redeemed herself by winning “All the Rage” with a playful, polished look in a red and white print that was like Red Riding Hood at a Parisian picnic. But was that win just a fluke or would she be able to follow it up with another success...

Tonight is the unconventional materials challenge on “Project Runway,” so can Rakan Aldeen survive after finishing in the bottom two in last week’s episode, “All the Rage“? This is an especially bad week to be in the judges’ crosshairs, and many of our readers who are predicting tonight’s show don’t think he’ll make it.

With more than a dozen designers in the competition, we didn’t see much of Aldeen in the first two episodes of “Runway” this season, and he advanced safely through the competition both times. He finally got more screentime in “All the Rage,” but not necessarily in a good way. The challenge was to design an entire look out of a single head-to-toe print. Christian Siriano thought he was in trouble right away when he was shopping at Mood and chose a bland beige fabric, but Aldeen bought it anyway against Siriano’s advice.

Sebastian Grey is the man to beat on “Project Runway” season 17. That’s according to the combined predictions of Gold Derby’s users this week, and it’s a big jump from last week when he ranked fourth in our racetrack odds. However, Grey didn’t win the design challenge in last week’s show. That was Hester Sunshine, but we’re still skeptical about her chances to win.

Though Grey didn’t win the “All the Rage” challenge, it’s easy to see why the episode launched him to the top of our charts. The Colombian designer had won the previous episode, “The Future is Here,” which was a team challenge in which he not only created his own look but helped construct his teammate Tessa Clark‘s too.

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That victory gave Grey immunity from elimination in “All the Rage,...

One day you’re in, and the next you’re out. Nowhere was that “Project Runway” catchphrase more evident than in the rise and fall of Nadine Ralliford, who was one of the front-runners to win the season early on according to our users, but who was eliminated last week in 14th place. We asked fans what they thought of that outcome, and they overwhelmingly agreed with the judges’ decision to send her home, even though the week before our readers thought she was on the right side of a heated conflict. Scroll down for our complete poll results at the bottom of this post.

Ralliford seemed irritated for most of her time on “Runway,” but our readers thought her frustration was justified in “The Future is Here,” during which she was assigned to a team with Hester Sunshine. Ralliford’s design was compromised by Sunshine’s demands for a particular fabric,...

The remodeled 17th season of “Project Runway” that is back on Bravo had a rough start according to Gold Derby readers. Long-time fans griped about how host Karlie Kloss and mentor Christian Siriano were no Heidi Klum or Tim Gunn. And that Frankie Lewis should have been cut on the first episode instead of designer Cavanaugh Baker. Their feelings were vindicated after Frankie failed to deliver on episode 2 and was told to vamoose.

Senior editors Daniel Montgomery and Susan Wloszczyna were therefore happy to discuss the much-improved third episode of the season, “All the Rage.” The challenge of making a complete design, including accessories, from a single print fabric was far less ephemeral than the previous two tests.

As Daniel noted, “Sounds easy enough when you go to Mood and you have to find one fabric and you’re done. It turned out to be a much more dramatic challenge than I expected.

Nothing says drama like more than a dozen designers in a tight workroom. “Project Runway” season 17 has been full of conflict and controversy, and that’s just after two weeks. Were there any more fireworks in episode three, “All the Rage”? From that episode title, how could there not be? Find out below in our live blog with all the minute-by-minute developments as they happen.

“All the Rage” tasked designers with creating complete head-to-toe looks with one pattern. Easy, right? All you need to find is one fabric when shopping at Mood. Then again, that increases the pressure to find just the right fabric. Choose poorly and your challenge could be over before it begins.

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Tessa Clark and Sebastian Grey were flying high after the first two weeks of competition. Tessa won the first design challenge, and then she was...

Ranking Roger, lead vocalist for British ska punk band the Beat – known as the English Beat in North America – and founding member of General Public, died on Tuesday. He was 56. The news was confirmed in a statement on the Beat’s official Facebook page. The cause of death has not been disclosed. In January, he revealed that he had been diagnosed with brain tumors and lung cancer.

“He fought & fought & fought, Roger was a fighter,” the statement reads. “Sadly Roger passed away a few hours ago peacefully at his home surrounded by family.

Chicago – Dealing with pain has become almost an obsession with Americans. Between over the counter sales of pain relievers, doctor visits and the prescription abuse of painkillers, a crisis has come about. Why are we hurting? Director Michael Galinsky, with co-directors Suki Hawley and David Beilinson, explore an alternative means of pain treatment in “All the Rage” The film returns to Chicago at the Gene Siskel Film Center on January 26th & 27th, 2018, and Galinsky will appear with Dr. John Strack, a local physician who practices the mind/body healing of the film’s subject.

Director Michael Galinsky Talks to Dr. John Sarno in ‘All the Rage’

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“All the Rage” is subtitled “Saved by Sarno,” which refers to Dr. John Sarno, a physician whose work with the mind’s connection to healing has been groundbreaking… but only on an underground and word-of-mouth basis. With so much mysterious back pain,...

One hundred seventy features have been submitted for consideration in the Documentary Feature category for the 90th Academy Awards. That’s 25 more than 2016. Assuming they all book their qualifying runs in New York and Los Angeles, the members of the documentary branch have just a few more weeks to see as many films as possible and file their votes for the shortlist of 15 to be announced in December. They’re each supposed to watch an assigned list of about 20 films, plus as many more as they can.

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It’s possible for documentaries to also vie for Best Picture, although it is rare. Among this year’s most lauded features are “City of Ghosts,” “Faces Places,” “Jane,” “Kedi” and “One of Us.”

The submitted features, listed in alphabetical order, are:

“Abacus: Small Enough to Jail”

“Aida’s Secrets”

“Al Di Qua”

“All the Rage...

One hundred seventy features have been submitted for consideration in the Documentary Feature category for the 90th Academy Awards. That’s 25 more than 2016. Assuming they all book their qualifying runs in New York and Los Angeles, the members of the documentary branch have just a few more weeks to see as many films as possible and file their votes for the shortlist of 15 to be announced in December. They’re each supposed to watch an assigned list of about 20 films, plus as many more as they can.

Read More:2018 Oscar Predictions: Best Documentary Feature

It’s possible for documentaries to also vie for Best Picture, although it is rare. Among this year’s most lauded features are “City of Ghosts,” “Faces Places,” “Jane,” “Kedi” and “One of Us.”

The submitted features, listed in alphabetical order, are:

“Abacus: Small Enough to Jail”

“Aida’s Secrets”

“Al Di Qua”

“All the Rage...

170 documentaries have been submitted for consideration in the Documentary Feature category. HBO’s Cries From Syria, Netflix’s Chasing Coral and Gaga: Five Foot Two, Kedi are among the entries: The submitted features,...

Should you ever see “All the Rage (Saved by Sarno),” you’re going to want to embrace it. (That’s as much of a prognostication as it is a warning.) The directors, David Beilinson, Michael Galinsky and Suki Hawley, all seem like warm, emotionally present people. Sometimes their movie, which unmistakably comes across as a labor of love, feels that way too: Alive and engaged. However, it’s hard to work past the project’s limitations, both creatively and budgetary. “All the Rage” is a documentary with a thesis and not much else. The central case being made is for Dr.

Chicago – Dealing with pain has become almost an obsession with Americans. Between over the counter sales of pain relievers, doctor visits and the prescription abuse of painkillers, a crisis has come about. Why are we hurting? Director Michael Galinsky, with co-directors Suki Hawley and David Beilinson, explore an alternative means of pain treatment in “All the Rage.”

Director Michael Galinsky Talks to Dr. John Sarno in ‘All the Rage’

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“All the Rage” is subtitled “Saved by Sarno,” which refers to Dr. John Sarno, a physician whose work with the mind’s connection to healing has been groundbreaking… but only on an underground and word-of-mouth basis. With so much mysterious back pain, plus joint and muscle aches, Sarno had advanced that it is the body’s reaction to emotional stress – a syndrome he calls Tension Myositis. The key is to find the source of that stress, and miraculously,...

Is that crippling back pain that flares up now and then, leaving you writhing on the floor, all in your head? Do you owe your carpal-tunnel symptoms not to your workplace posture but to your parents' emotional failings? Those are the suggestions of All the Rage, which champions the work of retired physician John Sarno, author of books including Healing Back Pain: The Mind-Body Connection. Though sometimes ungainly as a piece of cinema, the film manages to be persuasive while avoiding the insistent pitch that sometimes makes other alternative-medicine docs sound like conspiracy theories. Even so, it's unlikely to influence...

Dr. John Sarno has, for many decades, been the face of a controversial movement in the medical community. As the head of the Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine at New York University, Sarno pioneered a psychosomatic treatment for chronic pain that focused less on surgeries and physical therapy, and more on emotional repression. His patients, he says, suffer from tension myositis syndrome (Tms), a condition where symptoms are created by the mind to cover up repressed traumas from childhood.

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CBS has signed on to Google’s planned internet TV service, Unplugged, according to a Wednesday Wall Street Journal report. The newspaper, citing sources close to the deal, said that agreements with Disney and 21st Century Fox are likely to follow. Unplugged is one of the latest offerings in what’s been a proliferation of over-the-top, streaming video services, as bloated and expensive cable packages have led millions of people to cut the cord and seek alternatives. Also Read: Live Streaming Services Are All the Rage - But Are There Too Many? The Journal reported that Google plans to offer Unplugged,...

Allie X is one of the most intriguing up and coming pop stars in the game. The Canadian singer and songwriter bounced onto the scene with her Ep, CollXtion I, which boasted huge tracks like “Hello” and “Catch.” Her follow-up, CollXtion II Unsolved, is on its way, and so is her brand new single, “That’s So Us” – and it may just be her best single release to date.

Allie X took to social media to hype up the release with a brief clip of the sugary sweet song. Though the clip is only ten seconds long, it takes less than that to get the hook cemented in your head, as the lyrics, “What I like about you, baby / Is how you annoy me daily / But you still f–cking amaze me / S.O.S, S.O.S,” are practically unforgettable. Her music always has a catchy chorus attached onto it,...

For the majority of the population, hitting the gym is something done out of necessity, rather than joy. Though most enjoy the workout and the way they feel later, getting motivated is the biggest challenge.

When you’re dressed in style, however, that dreaded feeling of hitting the gym often diminishes. The best styles to shop for are those the celebrities are wearing, and right now, that means bright colors and bold patterns.

Here are some celebrity shoe sightings to help inspire your next pair of gym shoes:

Reese Witherspoon: Asics

Reese has been spotted wearing a colorful pair of Asics during her morning workout routine. On one occasion, the Oscar winner’s shoes featured gray canvas with neon orange laces and hot pink soles. Her love for pink came out in another spotting where she wore hot pink Asics with neon yellow laces and padding.

On occasion, the...

January Jones rocked San Diego Comic Con’s red carpet in a daring floral romper that showed off her toned legs. The playful mixed print playsuit featured black and white stripes, flutter sleeves and multi-colored flowers splashed across half of the outfit. The artsy number is from Elie Saab’s ready-to-wear spring 2016 collection. The actress paired the outfit with […]

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Online gaming is nothing new but in an increasingly more connected world it’s becoming hard to ignore. Whether you’re chilling out on a train playing Candy Crush or queueing up at midnight to snag the latest release, gaming now appeals to a whole range of people who might never have had an interest before. From the young to the old, men, women, children and everyone in between can jump on board and more and more often they’re loving it. Just why is this the case? We take a look at some of the key reasons.

Connectivity

As mentioned previously, we are always connected. We’re almost never without the devices which keep us connected to the world, and we are easily bored when we don’t feel like we are able to speak to people instantly. As an alternative to social media, many of us download games...

Adapt this is a column that makes the case for a big or small screen adaptation of a book or graphic novel.

The book: All the Rage, written by Courtney Summers, published in 2015

Premise: The story follows the perspective of Romy Grey, a high school girl in the small town of Grebe. A year ago, Romy was raped by Kellan Turner, son of the local sheriff and the woman behind the major employer in town. Having lost her friends and blamed for Kellan leaving town, Romy now works in a diner and lives with her mom and her mom’s boyfriend, who are among the few people who believe her story, trying to make it through each school day while ignoring all the taunts about how she made up the rape claim to get attention. In this setting, Romy’s former best friend and popular girl Penny goes missing after a major party,...

When Rock Band 4 takes the stage again this fall, you’ll be jamming to a few more tunes if you own an Xbox One. Developer Harmonix has announced that gamers in the Americas will enjoy twelve additional tracks for free on launch day if they pre-order the Xbox One version of the game through Xbox Live –specifically Xbox One, and not Xbox 360. These pre-order bonuses join a collection of over 2,000 songs in Rock Band 4, including ones from Heart, Rush, and Fallout Boy.

The twelve tracks for Xbox One are as follows:

• All That Remains – “What If I Was Nothing”

• Babymetal – “Gimme Chocolate!!”

• Earth, Wind & Fire – “September”

• Interpol – “All The Rage Back Home”

• Jefferson Starship – “Jane”

• Linkin Park ft. Daron Malakian – “Rebellion”

• Marilyn Manson – “The Mephistopheles Of Los Angeles”

• Mastodon – “High Road”

• My Morning Jacket – “One Big Holiday”

• Pierce The Veil ft. Kellin Quinn – “King For A Day”

• “Weird Al” Yankovic...

Suki Hawley, David Beilinson and Michael Galinsky of Rumur Films are an amazing trio of filmmakers who have made many important must-see documentaries, such as Battle for Brooklyn and Who Took Johnny?.

But with their latest project, All the Rage, they are attempting to actually change viewer’s lives.

All the Rage is a profile of Dr. John Sarno, the American doctor who has been a nearly lone — but absolutely essential — voice in the wilderness of modern day medicine. Dr. Sarno has long championed a holistic mind-body approach to solving numerous common ailments, including — most famously — back pain. His contention that most back pain is the result of psychological trauma over physical trauma has earned him the devotion and respect of the thousands of people he has cured.

Some of Dr. Sarno’s most enthusiastic supporters include Larry David, John Stossel, Senator Tom Harkin and Howard Stern.

Now you can...

Interpol are back. The New York City indie rockers have revealed the release date, cover art and tracklisting for "El Pintor," their fifth studio album and first in nearly four years. In addition, the band has posted a three-minute behind-the-scenes video of the recording sessions for the set (embedded below), the title of which is an anagram of their name that translates to "The Painter" in Spanish. "We wrote and recorded the bulk of the album in 2013 in NYC and finished mixing it in London during the early part of this year," said the band in a statement posted to their official website. "We're very excited to share the album with all of you. The album was recorded at Electric Lady Studios & Atomic Sound by Mr James Brown and mixed by Mr Alan Moulder at Assault & Battery studios. We had a lot of fun making this record and can't wait for you to hear it.

Lucy arrived at the 47th annual Cma Awards in Nashville, Tenn. on November 6 with all eyes on her! The ravishing starlet captivated the audience with her flawless beauty. Keep on reading for more details on her exact, stunning look!

Pretty Little Liars star Lucy Hale, 24, owned the red carpet once again with her free flowing waves and striking beauty look, focusing on her powerful eyes. All of our eyes were on hers! Get her look exact beauty right here!

Lucy Hale At Country Music Association Awards – Intensified Eyes

With the emphasis on Lucy’s eyes, her neutral face was the perfect canvas. With just a light stroke off blush on the apples of her cheeks and subtle highlight lightly dusted on the high points of her face, her natural beauty spoke for itself.

Makeup Artist Kelsey Deenihan create the look on the mark brand ambassador and spills on the exact products used to HollywoodLife.

Tony Award winners Blythe Danner and B.D. Wong will share the role of the Stage Manager in The Actors Fund's upcoming benefit reading of the American classic Our Town on Monday, March 4, 2013 at 730 p .m. at The Gerald R. Lynch Theatre at John Jay College 524 West 59th Street. New additions to the cast also include Martin Moran All the Rage, Spamalot will read the role of Simon Stimson, Julia Murney Falling, Wicked as Mrs. Soames and Leslie Odom, Jr. Smash, Leap of Faith as George Gibbs. They join the previously announced Tony Award nominee Celia Keenan-Bolger Peter and the Starcatcher as Emily Webb, three-time Tony nominee Rebecca Luker Mary Poppins, The Music Man as Mrs. Webb and Tony Award winner Adriane Lenox Doubt, Chicago as Mrs. Gibbs.

piece by piece productions, Rising Phoenix Repertory, and The Barrow Group have announced that All The Rage, written and performed by Martin Moran, and directed by Seth Barrish, began performances on Saturday, January 19, at 7pm at the Peter Jay Sharp Theater, 416 West 42 Street, between Ninth and Tenth Avenues. The opening night was yesterday, January 30, and you can check out coverage from the opening below...