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Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes Over Each Other? Relationship Problems Erupt on Podcast on February 3, 2024 at 5:00 pm The Hollywood Gossip

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Are Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes over? The “honeymoon phase” sure seems to be.

Late last year, Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes spoke about their alleged affair.

Since then, they have spoken more about their relationship, making it part of their personal brand.

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Now, however, things are looking rough for them. They’re having emotional confrontations that are spilling over to the public.

T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach attend iHeartRadio z100’s Jingle Ball 2023 Presented By Capital One at Madison Square Garden on December 08, 2023. (Photo Credit: Roy Rochlin/Getty Images for iHeartRadio)

Relationship problems for Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes

On January 23, Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes’ podcast showcased an emotional confrontation. Amy cried while discussing T.J.’s behavior.

“I felt extremely disconnected from you,” she admitted. “And I am someone who does want and needs physical touch, words of affirmation, and communication.”

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Amy accused T.J. of seeming “emotionally removed … The last few days, I felt disconnected from you.”

A lot of the couples’ listeners are fans and supporters. They found it a little shocking to hear the two air their relationship issues like this.

After all, ABC let go of Amy and T.J. as the scandal of their relationship overshadowed their actual jobs.

The fallout was intense, as neither had finalized their respective divorces. No one’s saying that they did anything malicious, but it sure was a hot mess. If they’re falling apart now … was it all worth it?

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Amy Robach and TJ Holmes attend the 2022 ABC Disney Upfront at Basketball City – Pier 36 – South Street on May 17, 2022. (Photo Credit: Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images,)

Did Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes lose their careers for nothing?

Now, an inside source is opening up to Life & Style about how Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes aren’t as happy as they once were.

“They were on a high during the early stages of their romance, but those days are over,” the insider characterized.

The source went on to note that the “pressure” of making their relationship work was an issue after they saw their careers “unfairly taken. … As Amy’s said, there’s been a price to pay for their relationship. They just never could’ve imagined encountering so many bumps in the road.”

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Amy and T.J.’s new projects have led to them spending almost every waking moment together. Which has not been good for them.

“All of that has consumed both of us,” Amy acknowledged of their podcast and related projects.

“What we have ended up doing is sitting in silence for hours next to each other,” she explained, “and it is exhausting.”

T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach attend iHeartRadio z100’s Jingle Ball 2023 Presented By Capital One at Madison Square Garden on December 08, 2023. (Photo Credit: Roy Rochlin/Getty Images for iHeartRadio)

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And then, Amy says, she and T.J. are arguing once a week (or more). According to her, T.J. will freeze her out for two days after each one.

“They’ve actually thought about going to couples therapy,” the insider dished. “It definitely couldn’t hurt.”

After the podcast episode aired, the couple went so far as to reassure fans on social media that they haven’t split.

T. J. Holmes and Amy Robach attend KIIS FM’s iHeartRadio Jingle Ball 2023 Presented by Capital One at The Kia Forum on December 01, 2023. (Photo Credit: Monica Schipper/Getty Images)

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“We wanna be real and we wanna be transparent,” Amy Robach told followers on Instagram. “We wanted to show all the sides of us.”

According to the source: “They both desperately want the relationship to work.” That makes sense.

The insider detailed that, after everything that they lost, “They’d be humiliated if they broke up now.”

Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes Over Each Other? Relationship Problems Erupt on Podcast was originally published on The Hollywood Gossip.

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Matthew Gilleece: Comedy Screenwriter on the Rise

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We’re thrilled to shine the spotlight on Matthew Gilleece, a talented and innovative screenwriter who’s making waves in the comedy scene. As a finalist for the Best Comedy Short Screenplay Award at the prestigious Houston Comedy Film Festival, Matthew’s work is garnering attention and acclaim.

The Genesis of “Teddy Better Be Late”

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Matthew’s screenplay, “Teddy Better Be Late”, was born from a clever observation of his lifelong friend and son’s chronic lateness. With a stroke of creative genius, he transformed this relatable quirk into a superpower, crafting a story that’s both humorous and heartwarming.

A Seasoned Screenwriter with a Unique Voice

With 13 years of screenwriting experience under his belt, Matthew has honed his craft, developing a distinctive voice that resonates with audiences. His previous works, including the feature-length script “Everyman” and the short script “The Right Fork”, have already garnered recognition in several contests.

 

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Current Projects and Future Collaborations

Matthew is currently juggling multiple projects, including short stage plays and a new script that’s taking shape. His enthusiasm for storytelling and collaboration is contagious, and we can’t wait to see what he’ll create next. Connect with Matthew on social media: FacebookInstagram. Reach out to him directly at matthewgilleece@gmail.com to explore potential collaborations.

Visual Storytelling

To accompany this spotlight article, Matthew has provided a headshot and AI-generated concept art for “Teddy Better Be Late”, offering a glimpse into the world he’s created.

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A Bright Future Ahead

As Matthew continues to push the boundaries of comedy screenwriting, we’re excited to see where his talent takes him. With his unique perspective, dedication to his craft, and infectious enthusiasm, he’s sure to leave a lasting impact on the industry.

 

From the Film Festival Circuit Founder, Mikal Fair:

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“Explore the ‘Film Festival Submitter’s Handbook 2024,’ your ultimate guide to conquering the film festival circuit. Whether you’re a filmmaker or screenwriter, this essential resource provides practical strategies to navigate the competitive landscape of film festivals successfully. From crafting compelling titles, taglines, and synopses to creating impactful director’s and writer’s statements, this handbook equips you with the tools to shine in the festival circuit. Learn to develop effective marketing materials, including posters and trailers, and discover the importance of communication and presenting a professional package. With insights tailored to the evolving role of social media and marketing in the film industry, this handbook is your key to festival triumph. Get your copy now and embark on your journey to festival success!”

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Houston Comedy Film Festival 2024 Recap

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The Houston Comedy Film Festival Fall 2024 was a resounding success, attracting filmmakers and comedy enthusiasts worldwide for its 15th consecutive year. The event showcased an impressive array of comedic films, provided valuable networking opportunities, and celebrated excellence across various sub-genres.

Credit: D-Shot Productions | Fall 2024 Houston Comedy Film Festival

The festival kicked off with an engaging acting workshop that set the tone for the days to come. Participants were treated to a hilarious skit performed by festival winners, demonstrating the exceptional talent present. This interactive start energized attendees and created a lively atmosphere that persisted throughout the festival.

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Notable highlights included inspiring sessions, such as The Newbie Film Academy led by industry veteran Joan Montreuil. Joan captivated the audience with her inspiring journey in the film world, sharing personal anecdotes and hard-earned wisdom. Her insights into the often-complex film distribution process were particularly valuable, offering aspiring filmmakers a roadmap to navigate this crucial aspect of the industry.

DD’s Showbiz and The now offering curriculum for filmmakers with the Houston Comedy Film Festival and Bolanle Media

 

Delores from DD’s Showbiz conducted an interactive workshop that proved to be both educational and entertaining. Participants gained hands-on experience in various aspects of filmmaking, from scriptwriting to directing. This practical approach allowed attendees to learn directly from an industry professional, enhancing their skills and understanding of the craft.

Festival Winner Hannah Rose Vernot and Director Roselyn Omaka

The festival celebrated excellence across a wide range of comedy sub-genres, with notable winners including:
  • Best Animated Comedy Film: “Truth Detector” by William Reliford (Nebraska)
  • Best Comedy Film: “French Anglais: Escape Deux Sudbury” by Joel Edmiston & Conrad Osei-Bonsu (Canada)

  • Best Comedy Micro Film: “ChatGPT Boy Meets Girl” by Simeon Williams (Texas)
  • Best Comedy Series Episode: “Feet On The Street with Alyssa Poteet” by Jessie Sanchez (California)
  • Best Comedy Short Screenplay: “The Paranormal Prankster: Casefile 002 – Probing Aliens” by Sean Whitley (Texas)
  • Best Comedy Teleplay: “Summer’s Holes” by Emily Hyde (Florida)

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  • Best Dark Comedy Feature Screenplay: “The Infinity Thieves” by TK Sheffield (Wisconsin)
  • Best Dark Comedy Film: “Hitch Hiking Is Safe” by Ylia Trotter (Australia)
  • Best Dark Comedy Micro Film: “A Bit Much” by Youssef Mutawe (Canada)
  • Best Dark Comedy Screenplay: “Bloodbath And Berets (South Park Spec)” by Elizabeth Crane (Florida)
  • Best Director: “God Be With Us,” directed by JaNarie Rhambo (California)
  • Best Horror Comedy Film: “Sock It To Me,” directed by Joelle Marie Velez and Peter Anthony Castillo (Illinois)
  • Best Horror Comedy Screenplay: “Another Night at Beaver’s,” written by Jeremy Sumrall (Texas)

Joell Edminson and Ben S- Festival Winners for ‘French Anglais: Escape Deux Sudbury’

  • Best Mockumentary Film: “Profiles Of Remarkable Neophytes,” directed by Gavin Michael Booth (California)
  • Best Mockumentary Micro Film: “Cinching Saddles,” directed by Kevin Sengara and Aman Pannu (Canada)
  • Best Picture Award: “Enjoy Your Evening,” directed by Justin Norman (Iowa)
  • Best Proof of Concept Award: “Up To Par,” directed by Daryl Gil and Kentrell Newton (California)

Festival Winner Emily Hyde and Director Roselyn Omaka

  • Best Romantic Comedy Feature Screenplay: “MIC CHECK; KARAOKE LOVE,” written by Gregory Bonds (California)
  • Best Romantic Comedy Micro Film: “The Trade,” directed by Ren Olivieri and David Kalinauskas (Canada)
  • Best Sketch Comedy Film: “Joan & Samuel: A Tale of Gaslighting and Independence,” directed by Karissa McKinny (California)
  • Best Stand-Up Comedy Video: “I Love Watching Movies But Hate When The Titles Are So Misleading!” directed by Jonathan Yates (North Carolina)
  • Best Teleplay Award Winner: “Stocktonian Exchange – Kill Your Spirits,” written by Hannah Rose Vernot (California)

Filmmaker Kris Adams and DD’s Showbiz owner Deloris

Bolanle Media’s presence at the festival provided a valuable resource for attendees, offering access to industry connections and potential distribution channels. As a new media company sparking buzz within the filmmaking world, Bolanle Media focuses on generating excitement through social media and press interviews with filmmakers, directors, screenwriters and behind-the-scenes crew members. Their innovative marketing strategies help amplify voices in the industry, ensuring that emerging talents gain recognition without needing to relocate to Hollywood.

Credit: D-Shot Productions | Screenwriter Tom Renville and Director Roselyn Omaka

 

This partnership with Bolanle Media enhanced the festival experience, particularly for filmmakers looking to break into the industry. The event’s success was further evidenced by the diverse range of countries represented, including Canada, Australia, and various states across the US. This international flavor contributed to a rich exchange of ideas and cultural perspectives in comedy filmmaking.
Overall, the Houston Comedy Film Festival Fall 2024 proved to be more than just a screening event. It served as a vibrant hub for comedy in all its forms, from slapstick to dark humor, providing a platform for both emerging talents and established names in the industry. The festival’s commitment to fostering creativity, facilitating networking, and recognizing excellence has solidified its position as a key event in the comedy film calendar.

Credit: D-Shot Productions

The festival’s ability to bring together industry professionals, filmmakers, and comedy enthusiasts from around the globe has made it a standout event in the entertainment industry. As the Houston Comedy Film Festival continues to grow and evolve, it remains a premier platform for showcasing comedic talent and promoting innovative storytelling.

Credit: D-Shot Productions

With its impressive lineup of films, engaging workshops, and valuable networking opportunities, the Houston Comedy Film Festival Fall 2024 has set the bar high for future events. As the comedy film community looks forward to next year’s festival, one thing is certain – the Houston Comedy Film Festival will continue to be a driving force in promoting comedic excellence and celebrating the art of comedy filmmaking.

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Tom Renville’s Breakout Moment: ‘Ramp Rats’ Takes Flight

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Screenwriter Tom Ronville

We’re thrilled to share an update on Tom Renville, the talented screenwriter behind “Ramp Rats,” the winner for the Best Comedy Feature Screenplay Award at the Houston Comedy Film Festival. Tom’s unique voice and perspective have captured the attention of industry professionals and audiences alike.
A Nod to the Classics
Tom’s work on “Ramp Rats” has drawn comparisons to iconic 90’s films like “Dazed and Confused,” “Empire Records,” and “Clerks,” praised for its “really fun hang out” vibes. This flattering nod to the classics solidifies Tom’s position as a rising star in the screenwriting world.
A Fresh Perspective
“Ramp Rats” brings to life the untold stories of aviation’s unsung heroes – ramp workers. Tom’s personal experience in the field and passion for storytelling have created a compelling narrative that resonates with audiences.
What’s Next?
Tom is already working on the sequel, “Ramp Rats: Parts Too,” and exploring new creative avenues, including a script about the action figure industry and a potential series adaptation of “Ramp Rats.” His dedication to his craft and willingness to take on new challenges make him a standout talent.
Connect with Tom
For those interested in learning more about Tom Renville or exploring potential collaborations, he can be reached via email at Hauoliboy@hotmail.com or Tommyren73@gmail.com. You can also connect with him on Instagram @tomrenville.
A Bright Future Ahead
We congratulate Tom on his achievement and look forward to seeing where his creative journey takes him next. With his unique voice, fresh perspective, and commitment to his craft, Tom Renville is sure to make a lasting impact in the screenwriting world.

From the Film Festival Circuit Founder, Mikal Fair:

“Explore the ‘Film Festival Submitter’s Handbook 2024,’ your ultimate guide to conquering the film festival circuit. Whether you’re a filmmaker or screenwriter, this essential resource provides practical strategies to navigate the competitive landscape of film festivals successfully. From crafting compelling titles, taglines, and synopses to creating impactful director’s and writer’s statements, this handbook equips you with the tools to shine in the festival circuit. Learn to develop effective marketing materials, including posters and trailers, and discover the importance of communication and presenting a professional package. With insights tailored to the evolving role of social media and marketing in the film industry, this handbook is your key to festival triumph. Get your copy now and embark on your journey to festival success!”

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