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Quentin Tarantino And Roger Avary are going back to their South Bay roots. The duo, who first met and bonded while working together at the fabled Video Archives movie rental store in Manhattan Beach, California, are launching a podcast this summer based on the long-closed store’s collection of close to 8,000 VHS tapes and DVDs, which Tarantino now owns.

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The fabulous Billy Porter paid homage to his iconic 2019 Oscars look by donning yet another custom Christian Siriano tuxedo gown at the 80th Golden Globe Awards on Tuesday.The 53-year-old Pittsburgh native's fuchsia velvet overlay gown with Yeprem ear cuffs and rings by Stéfère, House of Emmanuele, Tiziano Colasante, and Shine Like Me selected by stylists Ty Hunter and Colin Anderson.Billy gave a big boost to his 5ft9in stature with a towering pair of his very own 'Kinky Boots' - silver studded platform booties. Remix! The fabulous Billy Porter paid homage to his iconic 2019 Oscars look (R) by donning yet another custom Christian Siriano tuxedo gown at the 80th Golden Globe Awards on TuesdayPorter - who's only an Oscar away from elite EGOT status - had his complexion beat by make-up artist Darian Darling and hairstylist Kali Patrice coiffed his cornrows.It was the Anything's Possible director's Pose co-creator Ryan Murphy who personally requested that he rewear his 2019 tribute to ballroom legend, Hector Xtravaganza, while presenting Murphy with the Carol Burnett Award.'Billy said, "B****, it's in a museum,"' the 57-year-old showrunner recalled onstage The Beverly Hilton while delivering his acceptance speech.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorLongtime friends and filmmakers Quentin Tarantino and Roger Avary will launch their first podcast next month on which they’ll revisit some of their favorite old B-movies and discover new ones.Set to premiere July 19, “The Video Archives Podcast” will feature the duo rewatching and discussing movies pulled from the actual collection of VHS tapes that they used to recommend to customers when they worked at the original location of the iconic Video Archives movie rental store in Manhattan Beach, Calif., almost 40 years ago. It’s being produced with SiriusXM podcast subsidiary Stitcher.Tarantino and Avary, who would go on to collaborate on the Oscar-winning screenplay for “Pulp Fiction,” met at the Video Archives in 1983 — where they shared their love of lesser-known films and their encyclopedic knowledge of movies made them local celebrities.