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Actress and filmmaker Natalie Gee used the tried and true method of writing what you know. After finishing acting school, Gee took a job working with an elderly man who had early onset Alzheimer’s. She turned her experiences into a short comedy film, “All Is Not Lost” which screens at the HollyShorts Film Festival in Los Angeles on Aug. 17. The film is about Calvin, a man with early-onset Alzheimer’s, and Claire, his unorthodox caregiver, and the friendship they form while Calvin comes to terms with his sense of loss. Gee had such a strong vision for the film she wrote, she decided to tackle directing it as well. Her time as a film festival programmer and screener helped her pick up filmmaking tips. She used films as her study material and networking with other filmmakers helped her make her vision a reality. The right actor is about a...

If you’re pushing two babies around, it’s only natural to put a little pep in your step.

Former MTV’s The Challenge star Rachel Robinson demonstrated just that in a video posted to her Instagram account Tuesday, showing the new mom busting some moves while pushing 11-week-old twin sons Jack and Jesse.

“Strolling dancing it’s what’s in,” joked the Barry’s Bootcamp master instructor in the clip’s caption. “Jesse & Jack got rhythm.”

Added Robinson, 34, “Here’s to a beautiful year full of change. #timesup #timesupnow #2018 #turnitblue #rachelfitness”

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