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From the creative force behind Casting Scoops comes this revolutionary new feature that pop culture historians are calling "a miniature Ask Ausiello, only without the Q&A element and not on Wednesday." Enjoy! ⢠Just because Rebecca Mader has been cast... ... Source: glark.org --- 1 day ago
Great set of Mad Men illustrations on Flickr by “Dyna Moe” of Nobody’s Sweetheart. Great work! ... Source: www.wired.com --- 1 day ago
Every week on AMC TV's Mad Men , the Men and women at Sterling Cooper create and design retro 1960s ad campaigns, all while obsessively chain-smoking, drinking and womanizing. Wired.com asks a real-world ad man about the show’s realism and relevance to the advertising industry today. ... Source: www.aintitcool.com --- 12 hours ago
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When "Mad Men" won an Emmy for best dramatic series a couple weeks ago, the audience for this low-key, early-60s period series about a New York advertising agency took off. Catching up with the characters and their story lines takes some time, in part because the AMC program is hardly a firecracker - it's slow paced, lacks shoot-outs, and has nothing to do with hospitals or forensics. Although I've been watching it from the beginning (a Terry Gross interview with series creator Matthew Weiner in August 2007 caught my attention), and I usually enjoy it, I do think it could use a bit more, well, vigor . Like for instance some jokes, and background music, both of which are in short supply. It may be absence of humor and music is intentional, to distance the show from its most obvious inspiration: the early-1960s musical comedy " How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying ." "How to Succeed" was a Broadway stage success, premiering on stage in 1961 and winning 7 Tony Awards and a Pulitzer, in exactly the same time frame that "Mad Men" is supposed to take place. The music and lyrics were by Frank Loesser , whose biggest hit was "Guys and Dolls," and who also penned such standards as "Baby It's Cold Outside" and "Heart and Soul." The original stage cast featured Robert Morse as J. Pierpont Finch, the young window washer who rises to the top of the World Wide Wicket Co. by following the advice of the eponymous paperback he's reading. ...
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Today's News: Our Take - Mark Moses Previews Duck's Mad Men FutureSeattle Post Intelligencer - 11 minutes agoBy ADAM BRYANT As Desperate Housewives' Paul Young, Mark Moses played Wisteria Lane's man of many secrets. On Mad Men, Moses' Duck Phillips has his own … ... Source: blogs.amctv.com --- 14 hours ago
I just started doing one of the two Phila Enquirer early Sunday crossword puzzles and the first clue was "Mad Men channel." We're all over the place! ... Source: blogs.amctv.com --- 14 hours ago
do anyone know this song played in the season 2 promo? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRDQgW_QiBU ... Source: drawn.ca --- 1 day ago
Though I can’t seem to convert my friends onto the show, I’m a big fan of Mad Men. I love the tone of the show, the calm, cool narratives and the smoky, politically-incorrect dynamic of the office. Having said that, they mess up the typography a lot. Mark Simonson has a great little article outlining [...] ... Source: pipes.yahoo.com --- 12 hours ago
After Mad Men introduced me to the long history of American political ads, I went on to discover that such a history is also beautifully archived by the nonpartisan web site The Living Room Candidate, which hosts ads from every presidential campaign since 1952. Looking at them makes clear just how many good [...] ... Source: networks.feedburner.com --- 10 hours ago
After Mad Men introduced me to the long history of American political ads, I went on to discover that such a history is also beautifully archived by the nonpartisan web site The Living Room Candidate, which hosts ads from every presidential campaign since 1952. Looking at them makes clear just how many good [...] ... Source: blogs.usatoday.com --- 1 day ago
Greetings! It's time for my weekly roundup of pop-culture picks. Take a look at what's been improving my life for the last few days: Best TV show I saw: Mad Men. I don't know how much more I can gush... ... Source: www.ew.com --- 1 day ago
Tidbits on ''Lost,'' ''Mad Men'' season 3, Salma Hayek on ''30 Rock, and more ... Source: www.ew.com --- 11 hours ago
Tidbits on ''Lost,'' ''Mad Men'' season 3, ''Eli Stone,'' Salma Hayek on ''30 Rock, and more ... Source: www.broadwayworld.com --- 1 day ago
Elisa DeCarlo, aka The Mad Fashionista, returns to the Manhattan Vintage Show with a collection of plus-sized vintage clothing. She will be sharing a booth with Matinee New York, the premiere source of Men's and women's vintage clothing supplied to the film and theater industry, with credits including American Gangster, The Good Shepherd and Factory Girl. ... Source: buzzsugar.com --- 7 hours ago
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There are so many reasons to be hopelessly in love with the show Mad Men . The cool 60’s vibe, all of the advertising references, beautiful women, handsome Men, typography, drama… Not to mention Don Draper. But when your favorite Sterling Cooper employees start following you on Twitter, -it’s almost too good. side note: This is the power of Twitter, -and the internet in general. Even though in this case it’s a weird, psuedo-connection, it’s still a connection. It really does make someone’s day when they get to interact at some level with a brand that they admire. It’s like getting the email back from Steve Jobs, and pretending in your head that this is the one that he really answered himself. It just feels good. And such a simple thing on AMC’ s part. Just a click of a button, and they made fans for life, and got a free blog post out of the deal. That’s the kind of advertising you simply can’t get with money… Class-A move AMC. Never forget what Don Draper said about advertising: “Advertising is based on one thing: happiness. And do you know what happiness is? Happiness is the smell of a new car. It’s freedom from fear. It’s a billboard on the side of a road that screams with reassurance that whatever you’re doing is OK. You are OK. ” ...
Mad Men</i>" style="margin:0 5px 5px" /> As Desperate Housewives ' Paul Young, Mark Moses played Wisteria Lane's man of many secrets. On Mad Men , Moses' Duck Phillips has his own spotty past and the same conniving ambition to get what he wants at all costs. In the Oct. 12 episode, says Moses, Duck will take his ambition to the next level, making a major power play. He chatted with us about Duck's teetotaler status, why he and Don Draper just can't get along and why he had to let his poor dog go wandering down Madison Avenue ... TVGuide Links: Mark Moses Mad Men ...
Spoiler alert: Peggy (Elisabeth Moss) loses the ponytail! Here's AMC's requisite episode recap, which, actually, is as forthcoming as they've been all season: "On a business trip to Los Angeles, Don becomes acquainted with some exciting new friends. Peggy looks for romance at work. Duck starts thinking about the future of Sterling Cooper." Despite a curious detour, things happen and often in this episode, since we're coming down to the wire as far as season two goes. Don (Jon Hamm), out in the land of swimming pools/movie stars, restrains from being tempted - for, oh, a minute or two - and then finds himself surrounded by Euro jet trash. (Check that: "Exciting" Euro jet trash.) Pete's (Vincent Kartheiser) left to fend for himself in L.A. (does sneaky Pete or ambitious Pete take charge, and does he get to choose?), while Roger (John Slattery) makes what is quite likely a monumentally bad decision (how did a guy who lets Little Roger do all his thinking become so successful?), and Peggy's invitation to see Bob Dylan in the Village proves a double-edged sword (particularly for her coif). Meanwhile, Duck (Mark Moses) negotiates a huge deal - but will Sterling Cooper be the beneficiary? Another first: Don invites his shadowy past into his present. And even I'm not sure what that will mean. Again: Another episode where there's something in the water, where characters seem to be floating along, incapable of grasping something real due to al ...