The second issue of Little Giants, issued on Sunday evening at Queluz channel Low, ranked first in the table of the most watched programs of the day, with 35.4% of share . The program, led by Fatima Lopes, was accompanied by 1,430 million viewers.
The special SIC presented by Barbara Guimarães on Zoomarine and their animals, especially dolphins, was seen by 1.009 million . Bay of the Stars was third on the day top, just after the Journal of 8 , TVI.
The band will be in Alcobaça Multipurpose Guimarães on 12 December and MEO Arena to 19. The ticket prices vary between 17 and 40 euros for the Minho city; to Lisbon starts at 22 and ends at 45 euros.
“For 20 years, in Alcobaça, we did not think we could have in the years ahead. We not imagined anything more than the next day. Nothing made us happier to climb the stairs to play day after day. Today is the same. Nothing makes us happier than up the stairs before each stage. We celebrate 20 years with open smile and invite all who in one way or another had us in their lives. In 20 years they moved everything. In 20 years it moved so much. We changed it around us and sometimes we are lucky to get in people’s lives, “write The Gift.
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Creator of Freddy Krueger, one of the “bogeymen” most celebrated of American genre cinema, the American director Wes Craven died Sunday in Los Angeles. The filmmaker, 76 years old, had recently been diagnosed with a brain tumor.
With his death, it is also one of the most important names in the evolution of horror cinema that disappears. Ti West director, one of the latest gender exponents, honored him on Twitter saying “Wes Craven did things that others can not do.” The British critic Kim Newman, a leading expert of fantastic cinema, wrote that the director “reinvented the horror movie four times, when most even once the can”, and actor Bruce Campbell, the hero of the movie Evil Dead Sam Raimi said that Craven “showed us the way forward.”
Craven was part of a generation of filmmakers coming from the independent scene that made the horror film, traditionally seen as sensationalist cinema to a teenage audience in a distorting mirror of American society, and a reflection on violence and impotence that the petty-bourgeois comfort of the “American dream” contia. As Night of the Living Dead George Romero (1968) and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre of Tobe Hooper (1974), the first two director’s movies, The Last House on the Left (1972) and The Eyes of the Mountain (1977), put normal people face the horror hidden in situations where the rules of civilization no longer applied.
In the first – inspired by Virgin of the Source Ingmar Bergman – the abduction and murder of two teenage girls by a bunch of psychotic criminals takes the parents of one of them putting a brutal revenge ; the second, a family of campers is seen grappling with a group of cannibal savages. Rotated with little money and produced independently, the two films anticipated the wave of slasher movies , bloody ribbons and populated by psychopathic killers, and became emblematic of a new approach to horror movies, both popular and cinematic shared with a number of contemporary directors. Beyond Hooper and Romero, this generation would still part names such as John Carpenter ( Halloween , The Evil Back and The Fog ), John Landis ( An American Werewolf in London ), Joe Dante ( Piranha , The Howl of the Beast ), or Sean Cunningham ( Sexta- Monday 13 ), which was in fact a regular contributor to Craven.
But viewers less experts remember the filmmaker by far more media movies and equally significant influence. It was Craven who launched one of the “bogeymen” most iconic of horror movies, Freddy Krueger, a disfigured killer blades in the hands invades the dreams of teenagers and kills them in their sleep, incarnated by Robert Englund and revealed in Nightmare on Elm Street (1984). Playing with the idea of the border between dream and reality, the film-founder of Krueger mythology helped launch the production company New Line, which would explore the character over eight other films, a television series and a remake . Of these, Craven was only connected as a writer to the third episode, and directed in 1994 The New Nightmare .
This last film, in which Freddy is a character in a film that begins to manifest in the real world, would eventually anticipate somehow the series that would become the most successful Craven ticket. The director, who had graduated in philosophy and seemed destined for an academic career before turning to the cinema and pay the bills directing pornographic films, found a “soul mate” in screenwriter Kevin Williamson and his idea of a series of real crimes that seemed to meet all the “rules” of fictional crimes of horror movies, investigated by the like lovers seeking to anticipate the next step.
The result, Scream – Screams (1996), was a horror film about horror movies, made with humor post meta-narrative -modern very typical of his time, simultaneously respectful and subversive. Craven directed between 1996 and 2011 all four films in the series, three of which were written by Williamson, but no longer directly involved in the recent television series.
For such an influential filmmaker However, Craven had a peculiarly unbalanced path. One of the first if you should (and less successful) adaptations of Heroes comic-books American Swamp Thing (1982), and among its two dozen long -metragens count up a handful of failures: a forgotten sequel to The Eyes of the Mountain ; a horror comedy with Eddie Murphy, Vampire in Brooklyn (1995); or an atypical melodrama, Heart Melody (1999), who gave Meryl Streep yet another nomination for the Oscar. A new collaboration with Kevin Williamson around the myth of werewolves, Damned (2005), was the victim of interference in production, and My Soul to (2010), experience with 3D, almost was not released (none of them reached the Portuguese rooms).
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MEO output would cause the Sport TV lost about 175,000 of its subscribers
08/30/2015 8:59
hard Agreement to ensure Sport TV in MEO
Altice want to pay less to suppliers .
By Duarte Faria
The new management of PT, owned by Altice, wants to reduce the amount paid to Sport TV, like. that is to do with other vendors. Sport TV already the administration is not willing to compromise, because, you know CM , the initial proposal of the sports channel meant an increase of 25% in contract costs. On the other hand, has already signed agreements with US, Vodafone and Cabovisão and can not practice a lower price in order to comply with competition rules.
So, if not achieved According to Monday and also not to run the risk that the current contract be renewed, from sport tv responsible equate turn off the signal, leaving the MEO without access to sport channel, found the CM .
However, the output of this operator would represent a significant loss of subscribers (in the order of 175 000) to the channel owned by Joaquim Oliveira and the US. Contacted, MEO and Sport TV said they do not comment on “ongoing negotiations”.
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Oliver Sacks, a professor of neurology at New York University, author of bestseller full of what he called “clinical tales” – and gave rise to Hollywood movies like Awakenings (with Robert De Niro and Robin Williams) and At first sight (with Val Kilmer and Mira Sorvino) – died Sunday of eye cancer in his home in New York. I was 82 years old.
In his latest book, entitled autobiography On the Move (“moving”, “changing”) and published a few months ago, Sacks revealed little-known parts of his intense personal story: was motard and bodybuilder, was addicted to amphetamines. Was a homosexual, only now in more tolerant times, publicly assumes – but who practiced celibacy for 35 years
And there is not much room for doubt:. Lived every moment of this life in full. Just read the numerous testimonies and articles of friends and admirers published in the international press in recent months, following his “death foretold.”
It is therefore difficult to address here all facets and stages of life this doctor in love with chemistry and music, physics and neuroscience. But one thing is certain: what became known worldwide – and in fact, essential for millions of readers – was that one intersection that Sacks invented between neurology and the art of telling, motivated by his love for his patients
“Sacks helped to humanize a series of strange neurological disorders – and, to some extent, has natural bizarre symptoms such with tics and tremors of patients,” said the PUBLIC by email the known Portuguese neuroscientist Antonio Damasio. “Did readers realize that behind the strangeness of these events, there is also a person who thinks and feels. This was a remarkable achievement, achieved by Sacks over incessantly written decades. “
Sacks wrote with humanity and empathy with no equal (to say nothing of his literary and scientific mastery) on the pathologies most bizarre neurological. And always had deep and exciting things to say about the struggle of patients with its tragic diseases, describing how anyone the secrets of the most mysterious organ that is the human brain.
The proof, the admiration he had for the Anglo-American poet (and your friend) WH Auden (1907-1973). Or who is now a British writer Hilary Mantel (author, among others, the acclaimed novel Wolf Hall ), which stated, in a short text in 2013 in the journal The Guardian Sacks that was his hero and he had “high clinical history to literature level,” adding that “[Sacks] never makes the reader feel a voyeur ; their approach is subtle, and what emerges from all his work is his respect for his subjects. It seems to love human beings (…). Does not love humanity in the abstract but admire and learn from each individual, no matter how devastated [by the disease]. “
From London to New York Born
in London in 1933 into a family of doctors and scientists, Sacks studied medicine at Oxford University and then emigrated to the US, where did the internship in San Francisco and Los Angeles, reads the short biography on his Site official. And since 1965, he took up residence and exercise Neurology in New York, dedicated to treating people with neurological disorders literally out of this world (it’s no accident that entitle later, one of his great books of clinical tales An Anthropologist on Mars ).
It was in 1973 that published Awakenings , his second book, which later would lead to the film with the same name with Robin Williams in the role of Sacks. But his “saga” with the group of patients described in the book, “frozen in time” since the 1920s due to a mysterious epidemic of “lethargic encephalitis” and forgotten in a hospice Bronx, begun shortly after his arrival in the Big Apple . Sacks made them literally wake up, four decades later, when he had the idea of them to manage a then-new drug against Parkinson’s disease, L-DOPA
However, what made famous sacks -. In medicine and in writing – was his first collection “Clinical Tales” themselves, The man mistook a woman with a hat , published in 1985. The story that gives title this anthology could not leave anyone indifferent: it was that of a man who suffered from “prosopagnosia” (as indeed Sacks himself), a rare disorder that makes the person unable to distinguish human faces each other despite having a vision and processing the brain entirely normal visual information. British theater director Peter Brook would create in the 1990s in Paris, the show L’Homme qui ( man ), based these tales of Sacks.
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The neuroscientist and British writer died at age 82 in New York, a victim of cancer. Author of bestsellers, Sacks wore personal and clinical experiences to write humorous way about the human mind.
If neurologist writer or writer researcher, Oliver Sacks does not allow a precise definition of himself: in both fields he shone.
Sacks wrote about the tortuous paths of the human brain and exploring case studies in funny stories of human nature. The British scientist died Sunday (30/08), aged 82, at his home in New York, reported the New York Times. He fought cancer.
As a doctor and writer, he achieved enormous popularity, especially in the United States, where it sold over a million copies. Sacks described his work as “patografia” or “neurological romance.”
In his scientific books, he wrote often with humor about neurological diseases. The most famous is a collection of 24 case studies entitled The man who mistook his wife for a hat (1985).
Sacks told stories like the blind patient Madleine J., who considered his hands as “useless pieces of dough”, or submarine telegraph Jimmie G., imagined decades ago in 1945, or the Dr. P., who thought his wife was a hat, as his brain could not decipher what their eyes saw.
Inspiration
Bestsellers ensured Sacks an unusual name among the scientific community. His books have been adapted for film and theater.
Every year, it received about 10,000 letters from fans around the world. “I answer without exception to every sender has less than ten or more than 90 years or who is in prison,” he said.
The version for cinemas of the book Awakenings (1973), with performances by Robin Williams and Robert DeNiro, was nominated for an Oscar in 1991.
After the news of his death, famous intellectuals paid tributes to neuroscientist. The British author JK Rowling, Harry Potter series author, Sacks described as a “great inspirer of mankind.”
Curiosity unlimited
In their case studies, Sacks was a picture of people who came out normal. “A little brain damage, and we come to another world,” he once said.
The scientist himself as a discoverer and “naturalistic”. His boundless curiosity led him to research on various topics and write about old age, color perception, Sigmund Freud, hallucinations and photography.
Sacks published autobiography – Always on the move – this year alone. As well as details of its history, the book brings real life stories, funny, happy and sad.
In February, Sacks revealed in an article published in the New York Times who was terminally ill. The melanoma that left him blind in one eye nine years ago has evolved into a metastasis in the liver.
“My luck ran out,” he wrote. Death, for him, was not an “abstract concept” but “too close presence that can not be denied.”
The neurologist and British best-selling author Oliver Sacks, who died on Sunday (30) at age 82, victim of cancer, launched this year his autobiography, “Always in motion – a life” (Company of letters). In the book, the author and neuroscientist who was described as “the acclaimed poet of modern medicine” talks about his career as a doctor and also on homosexuality and their involvement with drugs (read excerpt below) .
“When I was 12, a very insightful teacher wrote in his report: ‘Sacks goes away, if not too far’, which was often,” he writes in the memoir. “As a boy, I often went too far in my chemistry experiments, filling the house with toxic gases; luckily, never burned down the place.”
Other books by best-selling books as “Awakenings” (1973), adapted for the screen in 1990 with Robin Williams and Robert De Niro, “The man who mistook his wife for a hat” (1985) and “A atropólogo on Mars” (1995).
Oliver Sacks was born in 1933 in London in a family of doctors and scientists (the mother and father was a surgeon, general practitioner). Sacks graduated in medicine at Oxford and then moved to the United States to make residence in San Francisco, University of California (UCLA). Lived in New York since 1965, where he worked as a neurologist.
In the autobiography “Always on the move,” he recalls a childhood case. “When I was 12, a very insightful teacher wrote in his report: ‘Sacks goes away, if not too far’, which was often,” he writes. “As a boy, I often went too far in my chemistry experiments, filling the house with toxic gases; luckily, never burned down the place.”
Read below for ‘Always stretches in . movement ‘, the autobiography of Oliver Sacks
About Homosexuality:.
“The year 1951 was busy and, in some ways, painful My Birdie aunt, who had been a constant presence in my life, died in March, and she lived with us since I was born and unconditionally loved us all (Birdie was a girl and modest intelligence woman, the only one in such disadvantage between the sisters. . and the brothers of my mother I never knew very well what happened to her as a child;. spoke of a head injury as a baby, but also from a congenital deficiency of thyroid None of this mattered to us, it was Auntie Birdie, essential part of the family.) Birdie’s death has affected me deeply and perhaps only then realized how it was linked to my life, all our lives. A few months before, when I got a scholarship at Oxford, it was she who handed me the telegram, hugged me and gave me congratulations – shedding a few tears too, because I knew it meant I, his younger nephew, would leave home .
I should go to Oxford in late summer. He had just turned eighteen, and my father thought it was time to have a conversation father to son, man to man. We talk about money and allowances – no big deal because my habits were very frugal and my only extravagance was books. And then my father went to what really worried him.
‘It appears that you do not have many girlfriends, “he said. ‘Do not you like girls?’
‘All right with them,’ I answered, wanting the conversation stopped there.
‘Prefer boys, maybe? “He insisted.
‘It is, rather, but it’s just a feeling, never’ did ‘anything, “and then added, fearful,’ Do not tell Mama:. it would not accept ‘
But my father said, and the next morning she came very close face, a face that I had never seen before. ‘You’re an abomination, “she said. ‘I wish you had never been born.’ Then he went out and spent several days without talking to me. When he spoke, there was no mention of what she said (and never returned to the subject), but something had changed between us. My mother, so open and that gave me so much support in numerous ways, was harsh and inflexible in that area. Reader of the Bible as my father loved the Psalms and the Song of Solomon, but lived persecuted by the terrible verses of Leviticus: ‘Be not lie with a male as one lies with a woman. It is an abomination ‘.
My parents, like doctors, had many medical books, including several on’ sexual pathology ‘, and at twelve years old I dived in Krafft-Ebing, Magnus Hirschfeld and Havelock Ellis . But I found it hard to feel that he had a ‘condition’, that my identity could be reduced to a name or a diagnosis. My friends at school knew I was ‘different’, not least because shunned parties that finished in cuddling and making out “
About drug addiction:.
” I began to consume more drugs in my start in New York, moved in part by desandada the case with Karl, partly because my work was wrong, and I felt that, to begin with, or should have chosen the search area. In December 1965, he had come to call the service in sick, missing days straight to work. He took amphetamines constantly and ate very little; lost weight so much – almost 40 kilos in three months – could hardly bear my image in the mirror, so emaciated that was
On the eve of New Year, I had a sudden moment of clarity in the middle of one. amphetamine ecstasy and said to myself: ‘Oliver, if you do not seek help, it will not live to see another New Year. Some intervention is necessary ‘. I felt that there was very deep psychological problems behind my addiction and self-destructive tendency, and which, if untreated, I would always be turning to drugs and sooner or later they would end up with me.
About One year before, when he was in Los Angeles, Augusta Bonnard, a family friend who was a psychoanalyst, suggested that I consult someone. Reluctantly, I went to see the psychiatrist that she recommended, a Dr. Seymour Bird. When he asked, ‘Well, what brings you here, dr. Sacks ‘I replied sharply,’ Ask Dr. Bonnard – was she who
sent me ‘
It was not just my resistance to all this psychoanalysis bid;. I lived stoned most of the time. The person may become very agile and talkative in amphetamine base, and things seem to move incredibly fast, but everything vanishes without leaving any marks.
It was totally different at the beginning of 1966 when myself I sought an analyst in New York, knowing it would need aid to survive. Initially I suspected of dr. Shengold because he was too young, not much older than me. I thought, that life experience, that knowledge, that therapeutic capacity will have someone who is almost my age? I soon realized that it was an individual’s competence and character of exceptional fact, someone able to go through my defenses without being divert for my talkativeness, someone aware that I could handle and I benefit from an intensive analysis and the intense feelings and ambiguous present in the transfer mechanism. “
According to the weekly Expresso on Saturday, the scene is being solved by the administration in the Sport TV following the negotiating impasse with PT for the renewal of the distribution agreement these channels in MEO.
The current contract expires on Monday, August 31, and though there is no agreement “Sport TV admits to suspend the signal distribution operator that, because there is no contract to regulate the relationship between the two parties. If the situation is confirmed, will be about 200,000 the Sport TV subscribers affected by subscribing to the channel through MEO “, materializes weekly.
Administration of Sport TV declined to comment on the matter and PT says it “does not comment on ongoing negotiations,” cites the same source.
The impasse in the negotiations can be explained with the fact that the PT, now owned by Altice, refuse the proposed values for the new contract, the paper recalled that the new administration PT has an ongoing plan cuts that have generated strong pressure to renegotiate contracts with various service providers and content
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Five years after the end of her marriage to Jesse James, Sandra Bullock actress returned to fall in love. Dating for several months with Bryan Randall, photographer and dummy.
According to advancing the international press, the couple met through mutual friends and the relationship has lasted “a few months”. Bullock, 51, and Bryan Randall, 49, were even together the secret marriage of Jennifer Aniston with Justin Theroux. “She is very happy with him, are very affectionate with each other,” said a source to the magazine People .
The boyfriend of Hollywood star is born in Portland, United States, and beyond photographer is also a model, having worked for brands such as Yves Saint-Laurent and posed for fashion magazines such as Harper’s Bazaar .
Since the split of former -husband, he never met a relationship of Sandra Bullock. It is recalled that the marriage of the actress did not end well after deesta have discovered that Jesse James cheated on her, at a time when the two had filed an adoption process a boy, Louis, you just yet, by getting her office.
The Horrors, Jon Spencer Blues Explosion and Sleep are some of the most recognizable names that make up the poster of the second edition of Reverence Festival, an event that takes place from today until next Saturday in Valada, in Ribatejo.
When alignment of the festival which occupies the Picnic Park of Valada, along the Tagus River in Cartaxo, join thirty emerging international bands that have chosen as the venue for the premiere in Portugal.
One of them, Jeff The Brotherhood – tonight, starting at 01:10, the river stage – the band formed by brothers Jake and Jamin Orrall, Americans of Nashville, Tennessee, mixing psychedelic rock with garage and punk and already has eight published albums
Another American group, in this case of Los Angeles, which debuts in our country, is The Warlocks -. Friday 28th, at 18:10, on stage river -., quintet that starts in Valada the European tour, while preparing the launch of the new album, the successor of “Skull Worship”
The newly released “Dying” the Spectres collective, Vancouver, Canada – Saturday 29, at 16:50, the river stage – has attracted the attention of the international trade press, admired with its post-rock
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In November, inventive, distinctive music and more alternative recognition of the time back to storm the Avenue Freedom. After the first confirmations of Patrick Watson, Ariel Pink and Akua Naru for this year’s edition, advertise themselves Titus Andronicus , Ducktails and Anna B Savage .
Titus Andronicus and Ducktails reach us from New Jersey. Titus Andronicus are led by Patrick Stickles and celebrate, in 2015, a decade of career. It is common themes bands of punk and indie-rock rhythms serve as a soundtrack to TV series or movie, but Titus Andronicus have been credited in shows such as Elementary, Bored to Death or movie Premium Rush. The sextet debuted in 2008 with “The Airing of Grievances” and from there to here three more albums arrived. Always arson with fiery guitar riffs, celebrate this year ten years of history with the release of huge conceptual and “The Most Lamentable Tragedy”. In it, the sound brings what is already known but added ingredients rock-opera and the 93-minute weight and 29 subjects – five of them in rock-opera format – including versions of Daniel Johnston and The Pogues ..
Ducktails also guitarist Real Estate, Matt Mondanile, sail for less rough seas producing pop unparalleled and incredibly creatively. Over five records, the last one released this year, “St. Catherine “Mondaline, who has collaborated with the likes of Panda Bear or Dan Lopatin of Oneohtrix Point Never project, surprises from disc to disc, and live with the band or solo, leaves no one indifferent to natural melodies that carves rigorously.
Anna B Savage will be, for sure, one of the names that no one will forget the 2015 edition of the Vodafone Mexefest, and will be consolidated in the impactful market. An edited Ep, Londrina, which opened for Father John Misty on tour in UK land, accounts for a markedly folk-rock music, lyrically strong, melodically hung a faint electric guitar, but with a strange elegance, also runs faster ways.
The single ticket for both days of the festival is also now on sale in our online ticket office, the € 40 until Sept. 30 , passing 45 € from October 1 and 50 € on the days of the Festival
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In Portugal, the fourth volume of the series will only be edited February 29, 2016. The writer and Swedish journalist David Lagercrantz picks up the story that sold over 75 million copies in 50 countries published the trilogy.
Stieg Larsson, who died in 2004, victim of a heart attack, did not see edited three books and written. “The Men Who Hate Women,” “The Girl Who Dreamed with a Gas Can and Phosphorus” and “The Queen at the Palace of Air Currents” just arrived in bookstores after the author’s death.
The first book in the series has been adapted to film, with Rooney Mara and Daniel Craig actors in the lead roles.
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