Remembering the filming of ‘Bull Durham’ in Asheville 30 years later
The Asheville Tourists will give away 1,000 Crash Davis bobbleheads on Saturday to mark the 30th anniversary of the release of “Bull Durham.”
The Asheville Tourists will give away 1,000 Crash Davis bobbleheads on Saturday to mark the 30th anniversary of the release of “Bull Durham.”
The movie has a U.S. release date of Nov. 10.
Here’s a quick look at some of what to do around Asheville this weekend, including our pick of five places around town to watch the NCAA basketball tournament’s Final Four games on Saturday and national championship game on Monday. Thursday Asheville City Soccer Kick-Off Party, 6-9 p.m. at Hi-Wire Brewing Big Top near Biltmore Village: Celebrate AVL’s new soccer team[Read More…]
Secret Agent 23 Skidoo will hold an EP release show at The Orange Peel on Sunday.
Two major Hollywood pictures are in the works, and a new Amazon series, focus on the life and impact of Zelda as Asheville prepares to celebrate her once again.
The “Dirty Dancing” remake stars Abigail Breslin as Baby and Colt Prattes as Johnny.
Asheville-based Solis Films will be shooting the film around Asheville, Old Fort and Black Mountain starting Dec. 1.
The movie depicts a post apocalyptic world where the last few remaining inhabitants are the spirit animals of graffiti writers.
Zelda Fitzgerald and eight other women died in Asheville in a tragic fire.
Also, Helpmate is launching a fundraising campaign to expand services, and much more.
Some fun facts about the making of “Masterminds” in and around Asheville.
“Masterminds” was filmed in Asheville and around Western North Carolina in the summer of 2014.
It’s summer’s last hoorah! The kids are back in school, the nights are getting cooler, and soon it will be time to trade in swimsuits for sweaters. But it’s not over yet, y’all! Kick back and bask in summer’s final gasp with our carefully curated selection of events around town. As always, we’d love to hear from you about what we[Read More…]
“Swiss Army Man” digs deeper than entertainment; it’s an interpretive dance with a haunting score, writers our reviewer.
Filming for the made-for-TV remake of “Dirty Dancing” created a buzz in downtown.
Jules appeared unannounced at Asheville Pizza and Brewing and sang “Mad World” before two showings of the cult classic “Donnie Darko.”
Hot-shot Harrelson had several sweet kill shots as he played with members of the venerable Asheville Table Tennis Club.
Movie stars are shopping and dining all around Asheville.
The exhibition of Wolfe’s books coincides will the release of a Hollywood movie about Wolfe, as well as an upcoming meeting of the Thomas Wolfe Society in Asheville.
The two are starring alongside Frances McDormand and Peter Dinklage in “Three Billboards Outside Ebbings, Missouri.”
As Son of Saul portrays so movingly, evil is something that can infect any of us and is not easily washed away.
The $15 million film feature is about a mother confronting police brutality.
Unremittingly bleak, “The Witch” is filled with images so haunting that many people will find the movie disturbing.
The movie “Genius” is getting other press as the movie has its premiere at the Berlin Film Festival this week.
Charlotte Rampling’s performance, which has been nominated for an Oscar, is devastatingly subtle and dignified.
Also, the Hollywood biopic “Genius” about editor Max Perkins and the writers he worked with, including Thomas Wolfe, has a U.S. release date, and more.
On acting, Brolin says: “I just try to be as present in the moment as I can be.”
If you’re an arty cineaste or an animation nut you should see the movie on the big screen. Otherwise, wait.
This aging movie theater, facing increasing competition from online streaming services, is stepping up its game.
Earlier this year, Oscar buzz was building for actor Jude Law, who plays Wolfe the writer.
The movie was originally set for an August release, then an October release.
The open call is set for 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday at Riverside Business Park.
Patton was born in Charleston and attended the North Carolina School of the Arts in Winston-Salem.
The Grail plans on bringing flexible, unique programming to a hungry organizers, its founders say.
The film studio that made “Masterminds” is facing financial turbulance, reports Deadline.com.
Seinfeld was in Asheville for a Saturday night show at the U.S. Cellular Center.
Also, there’s a new “Masterminds” movie trailer out and an end to the heat wave.
The film stars Jude Law, Colin Firth and Nicole Kidman. Last summer, Law visited Asheville to learn more about Wolfe.
The heist comedy based on a true story is due out later this year and stars Zach Galifianakis, Kristen Wiig, Owen Wilson and Jason Sudeikis.
Got a home or location that would be great for a photo shoot? Found It Locations wants to hear from you.
Despite the savage criticism, this reviewer likes this doggone movie.
Thirty-three critics working or living in North Carolina or contributing to North Carolina outlets are members of the NCFCA.
Hollywood royalty was spotted quietly going about a quick shopping trip just one day after his 60th birthday.
Kristen Wiig, Zach Galifianakis, Owen Wilson, Jude Law and Bryan Cranston were just a few of the personalities who dropped in on Asheville this past year.
“Boyhood” and “Birdman” round out the top three, according to the association’s 54 film critics who voted.
Also, a well-known WWNC radio personality dies, more Black Friday shopping stuff, etc.
Paul Schattel and his experienced crew of indie filmmakers stand ready to tell their story of a struggling musician who breaks down in an isolated, redneck town.
Bill Murray stars alongside Melissa McCarthy.