Violent Night Star Beverly D’Angelo on Her R-Rated Christmas Film
The tagline for National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation read "Yule crack up!" For Violent Night, Universal's new holiday release, the tagline might read "Yule crack up... and shriek from time to time." The R-rated Christmas film features plenty of violent moments…
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Pedro Pascal & Bella Ramsey on Joel & Ellie Dynamic
From writers/executive producers Craig Mazin (Chernobyl) and Neil Druckmann (who also wrote the video game of the same name), the highly anticipated HBO series The Last of Us goes on a journey with Joel (Pedro Pascal), a survivor of the…
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Glen Powell on His Whirlwind Year and How Proud He Is of Devotion
Glen Powell is on fire with his career, amassing high-caliber projects as an actor, taking on more projects as a producer, and adding writer to his resume. He received well-deserved attention in 2022, for his work in the mega-smash hit…
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Andi René Christensen on Their Groundbreaking Rom-Com Merry & Gay
It’s a sea-changing time for the LGBTQI+ community. Diversity has found its way onto streamers with such hits as Uncoupled starring Neil Patrick Harris, Heartstopper, Everything’s Gonna to Be Okay, Elite, and other offerings. On the big screen, Bros, despite…
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Secrets of the Indie Thriller in Directors Betancourt and Ortega’s Borrowed
David, a middle-aged painter living in a secluded but beautiful shoreline house in the Florida Keys, breaks his willful isolation to do a portrait of a very special guest: young, edgy, and openly gay Justin; but the date takes an…
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Michael Ausiello Honors Kit Cowan in Spoiler Alert
Television journalist and author Michael Ausiello achieves a personal dream honoring his deceased husband. Adapted from his memoir, Spoiler Alert recounts Ausiello's thirteen-year relationship with photographer Kit Cowan; who died tragically of neuroendocrine cancer in 2015. The film uses comedy…
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Stella Parton on Her Role in Merry & Gay, Her Sister Dolly, and Embracing Diversity
Stella Parton is a creative force of nature. We’ve heard her croon (Survivor, Mountain Songbird, Blue Heart). We’ve gobbled up her cookbook (“State Fairs & Church Bazaars”) and watched those YouTube baking endeavors—she’s served up everything from delicious cornbread to…
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Irreverent Creators on Combining Crime Drama with Comedy for New Peacock Series
Irreverent, a new Peacock series about a criminal masquerading as a priest, seems like a cross between the delightful British shows Death in Paradise and Rev. It has the same bright, sunny, and loose demeanor of the former with the…
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Nicolas Cage Talks First Western, The Old Way, Face/Off 2 & Renfield
From director Brett Donowho, The Old Way stars Academy Award-winner Nicolas Cage as Colton Briggs, a gunslinger who hung up his hat and traded his life of bloodshed for love and family. When the consequences of Colton’s past catch up…
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Disenchanted Cast Discuss Production, Reprising their Roles, and Disney Easter Eggs
Disney recently hosted a press conference for Disenchanted, which is available for streaming now exclusively on Disney+. Amy Adams, Patrick Dempsey, Idina Menzel, and Gabriella Baldacchino each attended the event, moderated by People Magazine’s Kara Warner. During the press conference,…
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Luke Evans, Michiel Huisman, & Mark Boal Discuss Echo 3
Echo 3 is based on the award-winning series When Heroes Fly, created by Omri Givon and inspired by the eponymous novel by Amir Gutfreund. Set in South America, the action-packed thriller follows Amber Chesborough (Jessica Ann Collins), a brilliant young…
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Sally El Hosaini, Yusra Mardini & Matthias Schweighöfer Talk The Swimmers
It's not every day that one is asked for permission to turn their life story into a movie, but that is the case with Olympic swimmer Yusra Mardini and her sister Sara in Netflix's latest film The Swimmers. It, of…
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