by Nancy Fernandez
When it comes to accounting, Hollywood has a knack for getting things wrong. Movies often depict accountants as boring and unimaginative, and they tend to misrepresent the day-to-day realities of the profession. In this article, we'll take a closer look at some of the most common accounting mistakes that Hollywood makes and why they matter.
Read MoreHailing from North Carolina, Joel Winstead works his own website and contributes for Inside the Film Room and Asheville Movies. He is also a member of the North Carolina Film Critics Association and the Southeastern Film Critics Association. Joel recently started a new podcast named “And the Winner Was…” where he goes through film history to talk about each Best Picture Academy Award winner. For this his 5th episode, I joined him to talk about 1932’s Grand Hotel.
Read MoreThe Critics Choice Association (CCA) announced today the winners of the 3rd Annual Critics Choice Super Awards, honoring the most popular, fan-obsessed genres across both movies and television, including Superhero, Science Fiction/Fantasy, Horror, and Action. Flying the Film Obsessive and Every Movie Has a Lesson flags, yours truly is a voting member of the CCA and a committee member for these Super Awards.
Read MoreSending a resume when applying for the job one wants is a responsible step. After an applicant confirms the submission, they cannot influence the further decision of the hiring manager. Hence, the resume must be immaculate, and one cannot fix the possible mistakes that go into it.
Read MoreEvery now and then, I get tabbed as the published film critic to contribute ideas on a movie-related question or topic for other websites. Recently, I feel like I was profiled for a second signature trait of mine. The publishers for NaturalTransplants.com must have seen my social media profile picture featuring a shorn head because they pitched me to name my Top 5 iconic bald movie characters. I’m not kidding when I say that I’ve had that exact list in mind for a while, so I couldn’t resist the assignment.
Read MoreNowadays, more and more entrepreneurs are taking the plunge and starting a business with a partner. Having a partner can be a great way to share the responsibilities of running a business, but it's also important to make sure both parties are on the same page. In this article, we'll look at some tips for entrepreneurs who are considering going into business with a partner. Keep reading to learn more.
Read MoreThrough small world happenstance, I’ve come to know hosts Mike Osborn and Curtis Menke of the irreverent and laugh-filled podcast “Let’s Talk About Flix.” They are two college classmates split across Illinois, and I was introduced to them through a high school classmate of mine, who is cousins with Menke. I caught on to them early in their run, and they have been appointment listening ever since. On the side, I recruited them to join the Chicago Indie Critics group that I co-direct. I was honored to be asked on as their first-ever guest for their “guilty pleasures” month. For that excellent theme, I brought them 1997’s Anaconda.
Read MoreIn order to obtain the A recognition, candidates have to move the 220-1101 and 220-1102 examinations. Moving these examinations shows a candidate's knowledge and understanding of basic and innovative laptop or computer and IT principles, and might help them be eligible for a entry-level positions within the IT sector.
Read MoreHailing from North Carolina, Joel Winstead works his own website and contributes for Inside the Film Room and Asheville Movies. He is also a member of the North Carolina Film Critics Association and the Southeastern Film Critics Association. Joel recently started a new podcast named “And the Winner Was…” where he goes through film history to talk about each Best Picture Academy Award winner. For this his 4th episode, I joined him to talk about 1931’s Cimarron.
Read MoreFor their 103rd episode, two post-Oscar film critics, tone-deaf dads, and two unkind teachers Will Johnson and Don Shanahan welcome back returning guest Barbara VanDenburgh of USA Today to discuss one of her top films of 2022: TAR starring Cate Blanchett. Barbara, as always, blows the doors off the podcast as she gives Will and Don all new angles to think about and a TikTok handle to subscribe to when discussing Todd Field's challenging and Oscar-nominated opus.
Read MoreOne thing that all NFTs have in common is that they have become highly collectible with a strong element of speculation included. Buyers hope that the value of their investments will see the sorts of meteoric rises in value that cryptocurrencies have enjoyed, without the dips that have also become all too common.
Read MoreTo help you navigate this complex process, we've compiled a comprehensive guide on naming a media brand. In this article, we'll cover everything from aligning your business with your passions to performing competitive analysis and creating a powerful brand name.
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