New Faces on the IDA Board
The International Documentary Association (IDA) has announced the addition of four new members to its board, bringing the total number of distinguished figures serving on the board to 17. The new members include Jonathan Gray, attorney and producer; Susan Margolin, producer and pioneer of digital distribution; Jennifer Tiexiera, filmmaker and co-founder of Lady & Bird; and Katie Townsend, litigator and previous deputy executive director & legal director of the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press.
Liza Minnelli's Memoir Reveals All
In her long-awaited memoir, "Kids, Wait Til You Hear This!", Liza Minnelli pulls back the curtain on a life lived at maximum volume. The book dishes on a life filled with famous friends, explosive romances, family wounds, and backstage chaos. Minnelli claims that Lady Gaga insisted on a wheelchair at the 2022 Oscars and subjected her to a cognitive test. The memoir also reveals details about her drug-fueled affair with Martin Scorsese and her doomed marriages.
TV Show Premieres
"The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" Season 4 is set to premiere on March 12 exclusively on Hulu and Disney+. The show offers an inside look at the lives of Mormon wives, and fans can catch up on the latest season with a special promotion that offers three months of Disney+ and Hulu for $4.99 per month.
Meanwhile, the trailer for "Power Ballad" has been released, starring Paul Rudd and Nick Jonas as two musicians who team up to write a song. However, things take a turn when Rudd's character discovers that Jonas's character has turned his song into a career-reviving hit without giving him proper recognition.
Key Facts
- Who: Liza Minnelli, Lady Gaga, Paul Rudd, Nick Jonas
- What: Memoir revelations, TV show premieres, new IDA board members
- When: March 12 (TV show premiere), June 5 (Power Ballad release)
- Where: Hulu, Disney+, Oscars
- Impact: New insights into the lives of celebrities, new TV shows to watch
What to Watch
With new TV shows premiering and memoirs revealing shocking secrets, there's plenty to keep an eye on in the entertainment industry. Fans of Liza Minnelli can catch up on her memoir, while those looking for new TV shows can check out "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" and "Power Ballad".
New Faces on the IDA Board
The International Documentary Association (IDA) has announced the addition of four new members to its board, bringing the total number of distinguished figures serving on the board to 17. The new members include Jonathan Gray, attorney and producer; Susan Margolin, producer and pioneer of digital distribution; Jennifer Tiexiera, filmmaker and co-founder of Lady & Bird; and Katie Townsend, litigator and previous deputy executive director & legal director of the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press.
Liza Minnelli's Memoir Reveals All
In her long-awaited memoir, "Kids, Wait Til You Hear This!", Liza Minnelli pulls back the curtain on a life lived at maximum volume. The book dishes on a life filled with famous friends, explosive romances, family wounds, and backstage chaos. Minnelli claims that Lady Gaga insisted on a wheelchair at the 2022 Oscars and subjected her to a cognitive test. The memoir also reveals details about her drug-fueled affair with Martin Scorsese and her doomed marriages.
TV Show Premieres
"The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" Season 4 is set to premiere on March 12 exclusively on Hulu and Disney+. The show offers an inside look at the lives of Mormon wives, and fans can catch up on the latest season with a special promotion that offers three months of Disney+ and Hulu for $4.99 per month.
Meanwhile, the trailer for "Power Ballad" has been released, starring Paul Rudd and Nick Jonas as two musicians who team up to write a song. However, things take a turn when Rudd's character discovers that Jonas's character has turned his song into a career-reviving hit without giving him proper recognition.
Key Facts
- Who: Liza Minnelli, Lady Gaga, Paul Rudd, Nick Jonas
- What: Memoir revelations, TV show premieres, new IDA board members
- When: March 12 (TV show premiere), June 5 (Power Ballad release)
- Where: Hulu, Disney+, Oscars
- Impact: New insights into the lives of celebrities, new TV shows to watch
What to Watch
With new TV shows premiering and memoirs revealing shocking secrets, there's plenty to keep an eye on in the entertainment industry. Fans of Liza Minnelli can catch up on her memoir, while those looking for new TV shows can check out "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" and "Power Ballad".