Roger Deakins on Empire of Light and Reuniting with Sam Mendes
There are great cinematographers and then there's Roger Deakins. Outside of major cinephiles, not many know the names of the best cinematographers in the business. Deakins is different though, when he's working on a new film, his inclusion garners as…
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Ilia Isorelýs Paulino on Lila’s Arc
From co-creators Mindy Kaling and Justin Noble (who is also the showrunner), the second season of the HBO Max original comedy series The Sex Lives of College Girls continues to follow Essex College roommates Kimberly (Pauline Chalamet), Bela (Amrit Kaur),…
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Jillian Bell Discusses her Otherworldy Comedy-Drama I’m Totally Fine
Looking for something out of this world? I'm Totally Fine is now available in theaters, digital, and on demand as of November 4. Directed by Brandon Werner and written by Alisha Ketry, the film — with a clever, relatable title…
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Jessica Chastain and Michael Shannon on Playing George Jones & Tammy Wynette
The Showtime series George & Tammy explores the complicated relationship of country music power couple George Jones (Oscar nominee Michael Shannon) and Tammy Wynette (Academy Award-winner Jessica Chastain), whose love story was troubled while their music was iconic. The “First…
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Melissa George Says Season Two of Mosquito Coast Stretched her Personally and Professionally
“Everything’s going to be different from now on,” muses Allie (Justin Theroux) in Season Two of Apple TV+’s Mosquito Coast. As if. When it comes to the beleaguered Fox family in the small-screen adaptation Paul Theroux’s best-selling novel, one thing…
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Blood Origin & Her Character Seanchaí
In the new four-part limited Netflix series The Witcher: Blood Origin, the Continent is ruled by elves in a prosperous era, long before their ruin in 2019’s The Witcher. The prequel offers fans a look back in time, before monsters…
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Giancarlo Esposito & Tati Gabrielle on Why Kaleidoscope is the Ultimate Heist
Netflix is cracking into 2023 in a huge way with their series, Kaleidoscope. Created and sorted so that viewers could watch in any order, the heist mystery chronicles a quarter of a century, beginning 24 years prior to the crime,…
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Meet Me in the Bathroom Directors Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern on their NYC Music Documentary
“New York is an apparition generated by those who come together to breathe life into something not quite temporal, something that has to be conjured. And it’s not possible without the particular alchemy generated when every last person who happens…
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National Treasure Series Cast Teases Character Strengths and Weaknesses
Antonio Cipriano, Jake Austin Walker, and Jordan Rodrigues are a few of the fresh faces to look out for in the National Treasure spin-off series, National Treasure: Edge of History. Before searching for long-buried treasure on Disney+, Cipriano made his…
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Aidan Turner Says Coming on Board The Suspect Was a Big No-brainer
It’s good to wear modern clothes for a change. Aidan Turner may be best known for the stellar array of costumes he wears in period dramas. There’s Poldark, a post-American Revolutionary War tale about a guy rebuilding his life. In…
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Noah Centineo Talks Action Scenes & Dwayne Johnson in Black Adam
Noah Centineo got his start onscreen less than 5 years ago and is quickly making a name for himself in Hollywood. From co-starring with Dwayne Johnson as Atom Smasher in DC’s Black Adam, Centineo is now leading Netflix’s upcoming action-packed…
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Generation Q’s Jamie Clayton on Season 3 Relationships
[Editor’s note: The following contains spoilers for Season 3 of The L Word: Generation Q.] The third season of the Showtime series The L Word: Generation Q explores love, friendship and family, in all of their forms, but while some…
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