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A Los Angeles Times ""Must Read Book for Summer"" ""This is the biography of Clint Eastwood we've been waiting for."" — Sir Christopher Frayling, author of Sergio Leone From the acclaimed film critic and New York Times bestselling biographer of Paul Newman, a revelatory portrait of Hollywood...

The Clint Initiative is all about creative opportunities for all. The podcast. The sketch show. Short films and feature films. We are also creating our soundtrack with several EPs and our own Internet radio station. TCIP Radio is here! Check us out. Coming to you live Thursdays at noon Minnesota time. Coming Soon TCIP Radio will broadcast Wednesdays at noon.

The Front Row is a weekday program devoted to coverage of the art and cultural community here on the South Plains. Host Clint Barrick unpacks the musical, artistic, theatrical, and cultural events offered to the public and interviews the movers and shakers who create, sponsor, and provide these opportunities to everyone in the Lubbock area.

Clint Lukas' kompromissloser Held geht malochen, obwohl er Arbeit scheiße findet, macht Filme, obwohl er Filmleute nicht ertragen kann, hält sich für einen Frauenversteher und hat trotzdem immer Streit mit ihnen. Woran das liegt, dass immer alles so kompliziert sein muss? An ihm wohl kaum. Findet er jedenfalls. Clint Lukas lebt seit seinem zwanzigsten Lebensjahr in Berlin. Er hat nichts studiert und keinen Beruf gelernt.

Comedian Clint Coley is on a mission — to deliver the best comedy special of his career. Rent’s Due isn’t just the name of the special, it’s the reality driving him every week. Join Clint as he takes you behind the curtain on his tour, sharing the highs, the lows, and the hilarious detours along the way. From writing new jokes to navigating life’s curveballs, he’s keeping it real — sometimes brutally, sometimes vulnerably — but always funny.

Sandra et Baptiste proposent aux artistes et clients du Pub de parler de leur passion et de leur actualité sur RCC Montmartre

In the early '90s, straight-to-video horror films flooded the video store shelves. Movies like Ice Cream Man, Puppet Master, Hard to Die, and Chopping Mall were the new cult hits, and filmmakers like Jim Wynorski, Fred Olen Ray, Lloyd Kaufman, and Charles Band became regular household names. The release of these films directly to the consumer allowed for an entire sub genre of films to grow and gain notoriety in a pre-Scream world, before big budgets and flashy editing devoured the market.