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CON SU PRIMER LLANTO SERIES QUE La princesa Carlota, segundo hijo de EXCELSIOR los duques de Cambridge, fue de los bebés SE POSICIONAN JUEVES 17 DE DICIEMBRE que llegaron al mundo en este año que Game of Thrones se convirtió en la DE 2015 está por terminar. Jessica Biel, Shakira, serie preferida del público al acaparar Keira Knightley y Milla Jovovich la 67 entrega de los Primetime Emmy también se convirtieron Awards. En las emisiones de comedia en madres >9 destacó Veep >11 @Funcion_Exc x om.m c . funcion@gimm LADY GAGA Más de 130 mil dólares y un árduo trabajo se necesitó para caracterizar a la actriz y cantante para su participación en American Horror Story: Hotel, declaró Lou Eyrich, diseñadora de la serie. “Se le hicieron diez cambios de vestuario por capítulo”, dijo >8 Foto: Cortesía FX Networks Llegan con la fuerza de los aviones El elenco de Star Wars: Episodio VII-El despertar de la fuerza lle- gó a la premier de la cinta en Lon- dres a bordo de un avión decorado Foto: Tomada de Instagram como el famoso robot de la saga, R2-D2. Harrison Ford, Mark Hamill, SALMA HAYEK Carrie Fisher, John Boyega, Daisy Ridley, Lupita Nyong’o, además de sus realizadores George Lucas y J.J. DA LA CARA Abrams arribaron juntos a la capi- “Pelo mojado, sin maquillaje, sin tal del Reino Unido para presentar filtros ni retoque, pero con muy el filme. buena luz”, escribió Salma Hayek La aerolínea japonesa ANA en su cuenta de Instagram, junto rotuló tres de sus aviones con dis- REVELAN SU IMAGEN tintivos del personaje e incluso los a una foto en la que demuestra la Se dio a conocer la primera fotografía oficial de Natalie Portman en asientos y los vestidos de las so- confianza que se tiene al aparecer la película Jackie. En la imagen, difundida por el realizador Pablo brecargo estaban ataviadas como con cara lavada. Larraín en su cuenta de Instagram, se ve a la actriz con un traje el pequeño robot azul, plateado y “Mi secreto se llama Makiko, es mi sastre rojo en uno de los salones de la Casa Blanca. Las últimas blanco. escenas del filme, basado en Jacqueline Kennedy, se realizan El esperado filme se estrenó en masajista japonesa”, ha declarado la actualmente en París. (De la Redacción) el primer minuto del jueves 17 de actriz veracruzana. (De la Redacción) diciembre >6-7 Foto: Tomada de Instagram Fotos: Tomadas de Instagram 2: FUNCIÓN JUEVES 17 DE DICIEMBRE DE 2015 : EXCELSIOR CINE PRÓXIMO ESTRENO Toma el Informacióncontrol proporcionada por 127 SKY las cadenas. 127 IZZI Programación sujeta a cambios 27.2 TELEVISIÓN DIGITAL El reto de DiCaprio sin previo aviso 07:00 Titulares, con Vianey 15:00 Dinero, con Rodrigo Pacheco “Fue algo Esquinca, Ivonne Melgar, 15:30 Excélsior informa, con Ricardo épico en todos Rigoberto Plascencia y Salas Joanna Vegabiestro 16:00 Excélsior informa, con sentidos”, dice 09:30 Excélsior informa, con Paola Kimberly Armengol Virrueta 16:30 Excélsior informa, con Ricardo el actor sobre 10:00 Dinero, con Darío Celis Salas la película 10:30 Excélsior informa, con Hiram 17:00 Excélsior informa, con Ingrid Hurtado Barrera El renacido, 11:00 Excélsior informa, con Yazmín 17:30 Dinero, con Rodrigo Pacheco Jalil 18:00 Excélsior informa, con dirigida por 11:30 Excélsior informa, con Kimberly Armengol Alejandro Mariana H 18:30 Excélsior informa, con Ricardo 12:00 Excélsior informa, con Paola Salas González Iñárritu Virrueta 19:00 Opiniones encontradas, con 12:30 Excélsior informa, con Paola José Buendía DPA Barquet 19:45 No tires tu dinero, con David 13:00 Excélsior informa, con Páramo [email protected] Mariana H 20:00 Excélsior informa, con Martín Esta película tiene suficientes 13:30 Excélsior informa, con Paola Espinosa y Rebeka Zebrekos LOS ÁNGELES.— La de The elementos para competir en la Virrueta 21:00 Noticias de la noche, con Revenant: El renacido era una gala de los Oscar de 2016. 14:00 Titulares de la tarde, con Francisco Zea y Pablo Carrillo historia tan difícil de digerir Yuriria Sierra, Joanna 22:00 Titulares de la noche, con y de poner sobre escena que Vegabiestro y Enrique Pascal Beltrán del Río y Sánchez Vera Gerardo Ruiz Massieu dos reputados directores di- forma de mantenerle secos jeron que no antes de que el los pies y las manos y evitar proyecto fuera aceptado por una enfermedad que hubiera un trío de prestigio: Alejandro demorado un rodaje ya de por González Iñárritu, Emmanuel sí largo: en total fueron nueve Lubezki y Leonardo DiCaprio. meses de reto que no muchos Juntos lograron crear una directores estaban dispuestos película muy poderosa, tanto a aceptar. en el aspecto visual como en El hecho de que Iñárritu la parte interpretativa, centra- estuviera al mando fue la mo- da en la historia del cazador y tivación definitiva para decir aventurero Hugh Glass, dado que sí. El actor de origen ita- EL ENGAÑO por muerto por un grupo de liano lo entiende más como FOX 1 HD + 14:50 expedicionarios hacia el oes- un capítulo de su vida que Una periodista y un agente del FBI se unen para descubrir te de Estados Unidos a media- como una película por la difi- una red de engaños. dos del siglo XIX y que decide cultad que entrañó. “Fue algo vengarse después. épico en todos los sentidos”. BOTCHED E! + 19:00 En concreto, Glass sufre el DiCaprio habló, por ejem- Dos cirujanos plásticos intentan ataque de un oso que lo deja plo, con la revista Variety so- arreglar intervenciones casi muerto. Sus compañeros bre cómo fue comerse un quirúrgicas que salieron mal. lo dejan abandonado y aca- hígado crudo. “Lo peor fue la MAR ADENTRO ban con la vida de su hijo, lo membrana que lo rodea. Es FOX CINEMA + 16:50 que lo empuja a un camino de como un globo. Cuando lo El único deseo de Ramón es terminar con su vida venganza y lucha sin tregua. muerdes explota en la boca”, dignamente, hasta que conoce a dos mujeres. Es, sin duda, uno de esos relató. papeles difíciles de rechazar, La cinta tiene los suficien- Fotos: Cortesía Twentieth Century Fox CANAL GALA TV que primero estuvo en manos tes ingredientes como para de Samuel L. Jackson y des- DIFICULTADES. El renacido fue rodada en territorios hostiles y competir en la próxima cere- 109 SKY DE LAS ESTRELLAS pués en las de Christian Bale, en escenarios remotos de Canadá y Argentina. monia de los Oscar. De hecho, 102 SKY 109 IZZI para ir a parar a un DiCaprio su estreno en unas cuantas 102 IZZI 11:00 Película: Dinamita Kid que a sus 41 años se ha con- salas de cine el 25 de diciem- 06:00 Primero noticias 13:00 La patrona solidado como uno de los me- mucho decir para un actor con mojaba, producto de tener bre responde a esa intención 09:00 Hoy 14:00 ¿Quién es quién? jores actores de su tiempo en unos 35 títulos en su haber y que trabajar en ríos helados. principalmente. Las apuestas 12:00 Hasta que el dinero nos separe 15:00 Pasillo TV Hollywood. cinco nominaciones al Oscar. “Todos los días era un reto dan como favorito a DiCaprio 13:30 12 corazones 16:00 Película: Tú, yo, nosotros Así como se muestra en “Cada día de esta película fue para no padecer de hipoter- para ser nominado de nue- pantalla para el espectador, complicado”, explicó, princi- mia”, explicó en una entrevis- vo como Mejor Actor, aun sin 14:30 Noticiero, con Lolita Ayala 18:00 Película: El cara parchada 20:00 Las Noticias por Adela así de dura resultó la película palmente por la carga física ta reciente. conseguir el galardón. 15:00 Laura para su protagonista. Según que exigió el rodaje. De hecho, usaron en el set The Revenant fue rodada 16:00 Simplemente María 21:00 La hora pico 22:30 Tierra de reyes DiCaprio, The Revenant “es el Narró que llevaba piel de de rodaje un gran ventilador en territorios hostiles y en es- 17:00 Como dice el dicho papel más difícil que he hecho alce y de oso encima, que pe- para poder darle calor al actor cenarios remotos de Canadá y 18:00 La vecina ONCE TV en toda mi carrera”, y eso ya es saba unos 50 kilos cuando se después de cada toma. Una Argentina. 19:00 A que no me dejas 111 SKY 20:00 Antes muerta que Lichita 111 IZZI 21:00 Pasión y poder 12:30 La ruta del sabor EL RADAR FUNCIÓN 22:30 Noticiero, con Joaquín López [email protected] @funcion_Exc Dóriga. 13:00 Sarah y Pato 13:30 Pie rojo FORO TV 14:00 Noticias 106 SKY 14:30 El oasis de Óscar Hoy cumple MILLA 104 IZZI 15:00 Liga de súper malvados JOVOVICH 15:30 ¡Piensa como un cuervo! 08:30 Matutino express 41 AÑOS GIOVANNI RIBISI ACTOR 16:00 31 minutos ACTRIZ 11:30 Paralelo 23 41 AÑOS SARAH PAULSON ACTRIZ 16:30 Historias horribles 40 AÑOS 13:00 Economía de mercado 17:00 Oso polar, espía en el hielo 62 AÑOS BILL PULLMAN ACTOR 15:00 A las tres 18:00 Especiales 16:00 Fractal 19:00 D’Todo 19:00 Creadores universitarios 19:30 Elogio de la cocina mexicana 20:00 En una hora 20:00 Los que llegaron EN LÍNEA LO RELEVANTE 21:00 Hora 21 21:00 Noticiario nocturno 22:00 Es la hora de opinar Crean Paseo de la 22:00 Dinero y poder Fama boricua CANAL CINCO AZTECA 13 SAN JUAN.— El cantante 105 SKY 113 SKY Chayanne y las actrices 105 IZZI Miriam Colón y Roselyn 113 IZZI Sánchez encabezan las 09:00 Las aventuras de Silvestre y 09:00 Venga la alegría figuras que estrenarán, el Piolín 12:00 La Loba día 21, el Paseo de la Fama 10:00 El Chavo animado 14:00 Hechos de Puerto Rico en el sector 11:00 Hora de aventura 15:00 Ventaneando turístico de Condado.
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    Tweet it! JUST ANNOUNCED: @KimmelCenter unveils stellar lineup for 2016/17 season… #BWYPHL #jazz #acrobatics & much more! Details @ kimmelcenter.org Press Contact: Amanda Conte 215-790-5847 [email protected] KIMMEL CENTER ANNOUNCES UPCOMING PRODUCTIONS AND PERFORMERS FOR 2016–17 SEASON STELLAR LINEUP INCLUDES SUPERSTARS SMOKEY ROBINSON, CAROL BURNETT, ALVIN AILEY AMERICAN DANCE THEATER, AND LEWIS BLACK; FAMILY FAVORITES ODD SQUAD LIVE AND ELEPHANT + PIGGIE; RETURNING KIMMEL CENTER TRADITIONS A SOULFUL CHRISTMAS AND JERRY BLAVAT; BROADWAY PHILADELPHIA; AND MORE! FAMILY DISCOVERY SERIES RETURNS FOR SECOND SEASON TICKETS FOR MOST SHOWS GO ON SALE AT THE 2ND ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE ON SEPTEMBER 10, 2016 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (Philadelphia, PA, July 27, 2016) –– The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts proudly announces programming for the 2016–17 season featuring internationally-acclaimed superstars in rock, dance, comedy, and jazz; family shows as part of the Family Discovery Series, returning favorites, the best of touring Broadway, and more! The Kimmel Center’s upcoming season features a wide range of programs intended to serve Philadelphia’s broad and diverse audiences and further the Center’s position as a world-class hub for performing arts in this region. For a full list of programs, please see below. “Each season, our Kimmel Center team works to bring the very best performing arts disciplines to Philadelphia audiences and this season will be the most spectacular one yet,” said Anne Ewers, President & CEO of the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts. “With more than 650 performances, we are certain that there is something for everyone in Philadelphia and we cannot wait to welcome both seasoned and new friends to our campus.” 2ND ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE On September 10, 2016, the Kimmel Center will host its 2nd annual Open House from 10:00 a.m.
  • The Midlands Ultimate Entertainment Guide

    The Midlands Ultimate Entertainment Guide

    Worcestershire Cover .qxp_Worcestershire 23/03/2015 19:27 Page 1 WORCESTERSHIRE WHAT’S WORCESTERSHIRE ON WHAT’S THE MIDLANDS ULTIMATE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE WORCESTERSHIRE ISSUE 352 APRIL 2015 ’ Whatwww.whatsonlive.co.uk sOnISSUE 352 APRIL 2015 OLLY MURS NEVER BEEN BETTER IN THE MIDLANDS ROSIE KAY DANCE back in Brum with 5 Soldiers PART OF MIDLANDS WHAT’S ON MAGAZINE GROUP PUBLICATIONS GROUP MAGAZINE ON WHAT’S MIDLANDS OF PART THE PRODUCERS Jason Manford stars in Mel Brooks’ hit musical INSIDE: FILM @WHATSONWORCS WWW.WHATSONLIVE.CO.UK @WHATSONWORCS COMEDY THEATRE LIVE MUSIC VISUAL ARTS EVENTS FOOD & DRINK & MUCH MORE! Star City Easter (FP-April 15).qxp_Layout 1 23/03/2015 14:39 Page 1 Contents APRIL Region 1.qxp_Layout 1 23/03/2015 14:16 Page 1 April 2015 Editor: Davina Evans INSIDE: [email protected] 01743 281708 Editorial Assistants: The Producers Brian O’Faolain [email protected] arrives in Brum p25 01743 281701 Lauren Foster [email protected] 01743 281707 Adrian Parker [email protected] 01743 281714 Jamie Ryan [email protected] 01743 281720 Sales & Marketing: Lei Woodhouse [email protected] 01743 281703 Chris Horton [email protected] 01743 281704 Olly Murs Subscriptions: Adrian Parker Never Been Better [email protected] 01743 281714 in the Midlands p15 Managing Director: Paul Oliver [email protected] 01743 281711 Publisher and CEO: Martin Monahan [email protected] 01743 281710 Graphic Designers: Lisa Wassell swamp-dwelling ogre set to make a splash in Shrek The Musical, page 27 Chris Atherton Accounts Administrator Julia Perry [email protected] 01743 281717 TO GET THE VERY News p4 Cougar The Musical Contributors: LATEST LISTING makes its UK debut..