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Caylee Cowan's quiet cleverness is often obfuscated by her beauty to a public addicted to artifice, but her intelligence and emotional intuition is on display in director Howard Goldberg's film 'Double Exposure,' where she plays Sarah. She discusses that role and past & future ones in this MovieWeb interview, where she also gets honest about the challenges of being part of the public spectacle that is 'celebrity.'

The synopsis of 'Double Exposure' reads as follows: How does a bride compete with a beautiful influencer who comes back from the dead to steal her husband? The past and present mysteriously collide as a man, in a life and death struggle with himself, combats his guilt over what happened to his first love in a #MeToo tragedy.

Judith Jamison was born on May 10, 1943, in Philadelphia and passed away on Nov. 9, 2024, in New York City. The American dancer and choreographer is dead at age 81 following a brief illness. May her memory be a blessing.

Jamison prevailed at the 1999 Emmy Awards in the Best Choreography category for “Dance in America: A Hymn for Alvin Ailey,” an episode of PBS’s “Great Performances” anthology series that focuses on the performing arts. For that same project, she also won a trophy at the 1999 American Choreography Awards.

She received the prestigious Kennedy Center Honors in 1999, and the National Medal of Arts in 2001. Jamison’s most recent accolade came in 2018 for BET’s “Black Girls Rock” in the category of Living Legend Award.

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After receiving an education at Fisk University in Nashville and University of the Arts in Philadelphia, Jamison made her Broadway debut in 1979 as a...

Ever since Life is Strange: Double Exposure was announced back in June, players eagerly awaited the return of Max from the original game. Finally picking up where the beloved Life is Strange left off, things were looking up for fans of the series who wanted to know more about how Max and her powers would grow over time. While the latest Double Exposure was met with mostly positive reviews from players, it faced a lot of criticism over its lackluster Dlc content that left a lot to be desired.

Starting with the humble origins of a heart-tugging story featuring acceptance and loss, the Life is Strange franchise has taken on a strange life of its own. Ever since the original Life is Strange exploded in popularity, the creators have made a plethora of spin-offs featuring brand-new characters to fall in love with. While the recommended order to play the Life is Strange...

In typical series fashion, the Life is Strange: Double Exposure ending puts its players in a hard place. 

Centered on the protagonist of Square-Enix's first game, Max Caufield, Double Exposure picks back up Max's story 10 years after the devastating events of Arcadia Bay. 

This time around, an older Max uses a new set of supernatural powers allowing her to teleport at will between two different timelines as she investigates the motivations behind a murder. 

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Life is Strange is a series of games that have captured players’ attention with their touching looks at the extraordinary in everyday things. Ever since the debut of Max Caulfield’s time-bending abilities in the first game, the series has grappled with the immense consequences of possessing such power. Life is Strange: Double Exposure takes us back to Max’s world ten years later, as she deals with the challenges of adulthood and the effects of the choices she made in the past.

The popular main character from the first book comes back in Double Exposure. She is now a graduate student at Caledon University and is exploring the halls of the school. Max may have moved from the halls of her high school to the classrooms of a college campus, but her main problems and the weight of what she has been through are still with her. The game...