list http://www.spout.com/ Recent community activity around Project Runway [TV Series] on Spout Copyright 2005-9 Spout, LLC Spout RSS http://www.spout.com/images/SpoutLogoRSS.jpg http://www.spout.com/ 136 30 http://www.spout.com/films/Project_Runway_TV_Series/267224/default.aspx Title: Project Runway [TV Series]
Year: 2004
Plot: Debuting December 1, 2004 on cable's Bravo network, the 60-minute "reality" series Project Runway had much in common with UPN's America's Next Top Model--except that, instead of focusing on the people who wore the fancy clothes, this series zeroed in on the people who put the clothes together in the first place. Hosted by supermodel Heidi Klum, who also executive produced, the show brought together twelve talented but untested fashion designers, who went through a weekly ritual of tasks challenges to determine which of the dozen would win $100,000, a whole slew of prizes, a slot at the annual Olympus Fashion Week in New York, his or her own line of clothes, and the tutelage of the trendy clothing chain Banana Republic. In each episode, one of the contestants was eliminated, with Heidi solemnly intoning "You're in or you're out"; and in most of the intallments, viewers were treated to the fascinating spectacle of watching a design come to life, from drawing board to first chunk of fabric to the splendiferous finished product. The challenges were stage and arranged at Parsons' The New School for Design, while the judges were A-list designer Michael Kors and Elle magazine editor Nina Garcia. Unlike many another reality show of its era, Project Runway exuded class and taste in every frame, and was fully deserving of the Emmy nomination it received during its first season on the air. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
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]]>Fri, 18 Jul 2008 18:00:57 GMTProject Runway [TV Series]2004Debuting December 1, 2004 on cable's Bravo network, the 60-minute "reality" series <a href=/films/268527/default.aspx style='text-decoration:underline'>Project Runway</a> had much in common with UPN's <a href=/films/262180/default.aspx style='text-decoration:underline'>America's Next Top Model</a>--except that, instead of focusing on the people who wore the fancy clothes, this series zeroed in on the people who put the clothes together in the first place. Hosted by supermodel <a href="/players/P___278408/default.aspx" style='text-decoration:underline'>Heidi Klum</a>, who also executive produced, the show brought together twelve talented but untested fashion designers, who went through a weekly ritual of tasks challenges to determine which of the dozen would win $100,000, a whole slew of prizes, a slot at the annual Olympus Fashion Week in New York, his or her own line of clothes, and the tutelage of the trendy clothing chain Banana Republic. In each episode, one of the contestants was eliminated, with Heidi solemnly intoning "You're in or you're out"; and in most of the intallments, viewers were treated to the fascinating spectacle of watching a design come to life, from drawing board to first chunk of fabric to the splendiferous finished product. The challenges were stage and arranged at Parsons' The New School for Design, while the judges were A-list designer <a href="/players/P___456929/default.aspx" style='text-decoration:underline'>Michael Kors</a> and Elle magazine editor Nina Garcia. Unlike many another reality show of its era, <a href=/films/268527/default.aspx style='text-decoration:underline'>Project Runway</a> exuded class and taste in every frame, and was fully deserving of the Emmy nomination it received during its first season on the air. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide2http://www.spout.com/images/no_image.jpghttp://www.spout.com/films/Project_Runway_TV_Series/267224/default.aspxFilm http://www.spout.com/blogs/spoutblog/archive/2008/7/18/32730.aspxPost By: SpoutBlog
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Post Date: 7/18/2008 2:00:57 PM
Body: Yes, I could have embedded the cool new Watchmen trailer, but the YouTube clips I saw just didn’t do the visuals justice (watch it on Apple.com instead). And sure, I could have shared the long-awaited Twilight trailer, but it doesn’t actually look all that appealing — I know the books are popular, but the adaptation just looks like The Lost Boys meets Dawson’s Creek (if you must, view it on Yahoo!). Anyway, I’m sure you’re seeing The Dark Knight this weekend (unless you have a really lame excuse not to), so you’ll likely see both those trailers, as well as the one for Terminator Salvation, ahead of the film. So, here’s something better, or at least cuter. It’s also very, very silly. Almost to the point of not being worth its time. Fortunately, that Bat-kid riding around on his Bat-tricycle is a real gem. And the outtake at the end with him running after the junior Joker is even more precious. I’m a sucker for anything involving little kids and movies (unless it’s little kids at the movies or, often, little kids in the movies), in case you couldn’t tell from that Star Wars review I embedded awhile back (and yet, no, I still haven’t seen either Son of Rambow or the kid-made remake of Raiders of the Lost Ark). For more with kids and Batman costumes, also check out this video, which, if a comment made on this week’s Project Runway premiere is true, might actually be of Heidi Klum’s son. And for more videos made by the people who made the one above, check out Wizard Universe. [via IMDB] Originally posted on:SpoutBlog
]]>Fri, 18 Jul 2008 18:00:57 GMTSpoutBlogSpoutBlog on spout.com7/18/2008 2:00:57 PM Yes, I could have embedded the cool new Watchmen trailer, but the YouTube clips I saw just didn’t do the visuals justice (watch it on Apple.com instead). And sure, I could have shared the long-awaited Twilight trailer, but it doesn’t actually look all that appealing — I know the books are popular, but the adaptation just looks like The Lost Boys meets Dawson’s Creek (if you must, view it on Yahoo!). Anyway, I’m sure you’re seeing The Dark Knight this weekend (unless you have a really lame excuse not to), so you’ll likely see both those trailers, as well as the one for Terminator Salvation, ahead of the film. So, here’s something better, or at least cuter. It’s also very, very silly. Almost to the point of not being worth its time. Fortunately, that Bat-kid riding around on his Bat-tricycle is a real gem. And the outtake at the end with him running after the junior Joker is even more precious. I’m a sucker for anything involving little kids and movies (unless it’s little kids at the movies or, often, little kids in the movies), in case you couldn’t tell from that Star Wars review I embedded awhile back (and yet, no, I still haven’t seen either Son of Rambow or the kid-made remake of Raiders of the Lost Ark). For more with kids and Batman costumes, also check out this video, which, if a comment made on this week’s Project Runway premiere is true, might actually be of Heidi Klum’s son. And for more videos made by the people who made the one above, check out Wizard Universe. [via IMDB] Originally posted on:SpoutBlog http://www.spout.com/blogs/lopezdash/archive/2008/7/8/32280.aspxPost By: lopezdash
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Post Date: 7/8/2008 12:01:28 PM
Body: TV Week has released its critic's list of the best and worst reality shows since January 2008.BEST10. The Amazing Race (Season 13)10. Carrier (Season 1)8. Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D List (Season 4)7. So You Think You Can Dance? (Season 4)6. Deadliest Catch (Season 4) 5. Dancing With the Stars (Season 6) 4. Top Chef (Season 4)3. Project Runway (Season 4)2. Survivor (Season 16: Micronesia)1. American Idol (Season 7)WORST 10. ANTM (Cycle 10)8. Living Lohan (Season 1)8. Denise Richards: It's Complicated6. American Gladiators (Season 1, Season 2)6. Crowned: The Mother of All Beauty Pageants (Season 1)4. A Shot at Love (Season 2)4. Secret Talents of the Stars2. Farmer Wants a Wife1. The Moment of Truth
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