Directed by John Cameron Mitchell and featuring Elle Fanning, Alex Sharp, and Nicole Kidman, HOW TO TALK TO GIRLS AT PARTIES is not exactly the teen romance film you would expect from the film’s title. Think, Sci-Fi West Side Love Story.
The 9th Annual TASTE AWARDS are proud to announce The Special Achievement Award Winners (Honorees).
Award Winners will receive their honors in late March 2018 at a Red Carpet Awards celebration in Los Angeles.
The Red Carpet awards event featured a star-studded lineup of food and fashion TV celebrities, including winners, nominees and presenters.
More details at www.TheTasteAwards.com
SEE BELOW THE SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARD WINNERS (HONOREES),
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| LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD | PIONEER AWARD |
| TBA | TBA |
| BREAKOUT FOODIES OF THE YEAR | BREAKOUT FASHIONISTAS OF THE YEAR |
| Chef Shock (Twitch), The Food Flirts (PBS), Donal Skehan, Byron Talbott, First We Feast, Brothers Green Eats | Shannon Barker, Sammi Maria, Kia Maria, Anastasjia Louise, Arika Sato, Paige Norri |
| BREAKOUT STORYTELLERS OF THE YEAR | OUTSTANDING VISION |
| Family Meal (feature film), Zest (short film), Swarovski – The Mask | TBA |
| OUTSTANDING PASSION | OUTSTANDING INSPIRATION |
| Action Bronson, Jet Tila | Tieghan Gerard (@halfbakedharvest), Sophie Roe (@sophiaroe) |
| STYLEMAKER AWARD | OUTSTANDING ANIMATION FILM |
| Proclamation Punctuation (short film), Bloomberg Pursuits (Bloomberg Television), Vanessa Ziletti, Jenn Im | Coco, Loving Vincent |
| SPOTLIGHT AWARD | GUILTY ADDICTION OF THE YEAR |
| The Chi (Showtime) | Bong Appetit (Viceland), Ella Woodward (@deliciouslyella), You Suck at Cooking |
| BEST INTERACTIVE E-BOOK | PERSON OF THE YEAR |
| Smartee Plate: Teddy Finds Her Balance | Kylie Jenner, Dua Lipa |
| BEST SOCIAL MEDIA SHORT |
SONG OF THE YEAR |
| Hobo Chefin (Good Catch Films) | Bon Appetit (Katy Perry) |
| BEST VIRTUAL REALITY FILM OR DOCUMENTARY |
FOOD TV CHAMPION AWARD, PRESENTED BY SCHILTZ GOOSE FARM |
| Praying from Afar | Howard Helmer |
| OUTSTANDING MOBILE APPS |
BEST ETHNIC LIFESTYLE FILM AND DOCUMENTARY (BLACK/LATINO/ASIAN) |
| TBA | Godspeed (Asian), Lucky Chow (Asian) Living with Phyllis “The Mo’ Jazz Fest” (Black), Craving Cuba (Latin), The Latin Kitchen |
| OUTSTANDING TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION | BEST ACTION SPORTS, ADVENTURES, OR OUTDOORS FILM |
| TBA | Wherever the Wind Takes, Dedicate: Diving Free |
| GREAT TASTE PRIZE:Culinary Tastemakers | GREAT TASTE PRIZE:Hollywood Tastemakers |
| TBA George Chen (China Live), Cindy Chen (China Live), Additional TBA |
Marcel Vigneron, Additional TBA |
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Sometimes TasteTV and the Chocolate Salon just want to have a little fun, and that’s why we made this faux trailer for a movie we might make someday: LAND OF THE CHOCOLATE GIANTS.
The idea is based on an science fiction television series from the 1960’s, called, “Land of the Giants.” A group of travelers arrive on a space ship to a world where everything is the same as their own, except it’s larger.
In our case, it’s larger, and in chocolate.
Although the movie Suicide Squad grossed millions of dollars at the box office, it was not extremely well received by critics and fans alike. Will Smith’s character was well-developed, but the movie was not the best vehicle for his talents. Fortunately, the director of Suicide Squad and Smith have teamed up for a new reality/fantasy movie where he plays an LA cop in a world where magic exists.
The movie is called BRIGHT, coming out on Netflix in December 2017. The awesome trailers are certain to generate buzz and excitement leading up to its debut.
The world is full of mutants, according to the Marvel Universe that is home to the X-Men franchise. Now after the success of the movie LOGAN, as well as the acclaimed television series LEGION, the deck is being played completely with another spinoff, GIFTED.
The trailer is enticing, and the title, GIFTED, is a way to imply that being different isn’t necessarily a curse.
You have to love a good trailer, especially one that successfully reveals good reasons for becoming excited to see a movie. This Wonder Woman trailer does that, in spades. It shows a bit of the Amazon origin story (but not too much), it shows some conflict (but not too much), it shows more action (but not too much), it shows that she’s special (we already knew that), and it shows she’s awesome (there can never be too much).
Director Patty Jenkins, Gal Gadot (WW), and Chris Pine are probably feeling fairly confident about now.
Did we mention, that pounding soundtrack is hot?
