On the second episode of "The Hollywood Buzz," Thomas Manning and Austin Buzzard discuss news from movies and TV.

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The very latest in entertainment news on Episode 3 of The Hollywood Buzz.

HollyWood BUZZ#3

In today's episode, we have a special guest Mac Inscore talking about her favorite Nick Cage film "National Treasure". We also talk about the film "Baby Driver" and the "Hawkeye" Disney plus show.

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On this week’s episode of Meet me at the Movies, you’ll find reviews of The Eyes of Tammy Faye, Best Sellers, Star Wars: Visions, The Jesus Music and a revisit to the Army of the Dead. 

Meet me at the Movies airs weekly on C19 TV and WGWG. *Clips are used by permission for review, educational and parody purposes. Noel and Thomas Manning are both registered members of film critics organizations.

Meet me at the Movies: Episode 441

The Meet me at the Movie cast and crew explore theatrical releases The Eternals, Dune, No Time to Die and Halloween Kills on episode 443.

Meet me at the Movies airs weekly on C19 TV and WGWG. *Clips are used by permission for review, educational and parody purposes. Noel and Thomas Manning are both registered members of film critics organizations.

Meet me at the Movies: 443

On episode 448 of Meet me at the Movies, Noel & Thomas review The 355, Drive my Car, the Tragedy of Macbeth, and Matrix: Resurrections. They also chat about Betty White, Sidney Poitier and Peter Bogdanovich.

Clips are used by permission for review, education and parody purposes. 

Meet me at the Movies airs weekly on C19 Tv and WGWG.org. Noel and Thomas are both registered entertainment journalists.

Meet me at the Movies: Episode 448

GWU student and film journalist Thomas Manning joins Douglas and  Noel to review The Batman, Kimi, The Pink Cloud and Reacher on Meet me at the Movies.

Meet me at the Movies Episode 453

Morbius, The Princess Bride at 35, The Bubble, Return to Space, and Encanto are all on the call sheet for episode 458 of Meet me at the Movies.

Meet me at the Movies: Episode 458

Reviews of Three Thousand Years of Longing, Emily the Criminal, She Hulk: Attorney at Law, Bodies, Bodies, Bodies & The Game of Thrones prequel House of the Dragon are on the call sheet this week for Meet me at the Movies: Episode 473.  ... oh yeah, and non-viewer mail about Thomas' infamous 'stache.

Meet me at the Movies: Episode 473

Mary Beth Martin joins WebbChat: Episode 10 to talk about her work with the Earl Scruggs Center, the cultural impact of the music and stories of the American South, outreach opportunities, and the upcoming music festival. Martin is the executive director of the Center, and she also shares the historical significance of Scruggs as a pioneer of international music beyond the Bluegrass genre. More details on the Center can be found here: earlscruggscenter.org. 
 
The 2nd Annual Earl Scruggs Music Festival is scheduled for Labor Day weekend (Aug. 31-Sept. 2) and will feature such guests as Emmylou Harris, The Infamous Stringdusters, The Earls of Leicester and many, many more. The weekend also offers opportunities for trails rides, a golf tournament, pickleball and more. Check out earlscruggsmusicfest.com for full details. 
 
You can find and subscribe to official Gardner-Webb podcasts like these on your favorite podcast platforms or check out gardner-webb.edu/podcast.  
 
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WebbChat explores the Earl Scruggs Center and Music Fest (episode 10)

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WebbChat explores the Earl Scruggs Center and Music Fest (episode 10)

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