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More than a decade after appearing on Nickelodeon's "Big Time Rush," Katelyn Tarver takes the arena stage in São Paulo tonight — this time as herself. Currently touring internationally with the band on their In Real Life Worldwide Tour, Tarver is stepping into a new chapter with her most personal music yet. Her latest album, "Tell Me How You Really Feel," out today, was written in the year following her divorce, capturing her turbulent emotions in real time with raw storytelling and her crystalline croon. “I was writing it in the moment. I was just so aware that I was never going to be in that place in my life again, and I just wanted to try and record it.” The result is a deeply honest record about identity shifts, heartbreak, freedom, and learning to trust your own voice again. Instead of trying to package the experience neatly, Tarver lets the contradictions live side by side, grief and relief, uncertainty and clarity. Now gearing up for her own headline shows, including one at the Echoplex in May, Tarver is stepping forward with the most vulnerable and confident music of her career. @katelyntarver Read the interview and see the photos thru our bio. ✍️ @boyface_
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For nearly a century, casting directors have shaped the movies we love, discovering new stars, assembling unforgettable ensembles, and often determining whether a film ultimately works or doesn’t. Yet until now, their work has gone unrecognized on Hollywood’s biggest stage. That changes at the 98th Academy Awards, where the Oscars will introduce Best Casting, the first new competitive category added in more than two decades. The inaugural nominees are Jennifer Venditti ('Marty Supreme'), Nina Gold ('Hamnet'), Cassandra Kulukundis ('One Battle After Another'), Gabriel Domingues ('The Secret Agent'), and Francine Maisler ('Sinners'). Each has played a crucial role in shaping some of the year’s best films, finding the actors who bring stories off the page and onto the screen. Casting is often the invisible architecture of filmmaking — the delicate process of balancing instinct, collaboration, and discovery. With the Academy finally shining a spotlight on the craft, the artists responsible for putting the right performers in the right roles are stepping into the recognition they’ve long deserved. @jv8inc
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Gabriel Domingues: Courtesy of NEON
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Nina Gold: Teri Pengilley Stills: Hamnet, courtesy of Focus Features; Marty Supreme, courtesy of A24; The Secret Agent, courtesy of NEON; One Battle After Another, courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures

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