From ‘The Birdcage’ to ‘Happy Together’ to ‘Tangerine,’ 10 LGBTQ+ stories that go beyond the coming out narrative
Historically, there has been one particular storyline prevalent in queer cinema: The coming-out narrative. Stories revolving around a queer protagonist’s journey of coming out of... Read More
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Set Decorators Society of America (SDSA) nominations for television and music video include ‘Severance,’ ‘Dickinson,’ Taylor Swift’s “All Too Well”
The Set Decorators Society of America (SDSA), which recognizes excellence in set decoration, has announced its nominees for the 2021/2022 television season across contemporary, fantasy/science... Read More
Interview: Writer/director/actor Cooper Raiff gets his groove on with ‘Cha Cha Real Smooth’
It has been a crazy start to the career of Cooper Raiff, the talented writer, director, editor, and star of the 2022 Sundance Audience Award... Read More
Interview: In HBO’s ‘Succession,’ J. Smith-Cameron is ready to take control [VIDEO]
J. Smith-Cameron has been captivating audiences on stage since the ‘80s and ‘90s with Broadway productions such as Crimes of the Heart and Lend Me a... Read More
Interview: Anthony Carrigan on NoHo Hank finding love (and laughs) in a hopeless place in ‘Barry’
There is no denying the fact that we are in a new golden age of television. Ask anyone and they will tell you there is... Read More
45th Mill Valley Film Festival (MVFF) announces dates, expanded cities
The California Film Institute (CFI) announces the 45th Mill Valley Film Festival (MVFF) dates, Thursday, October 6 – Sunday, October 16, 2022. MVFF is thrilled... Read More
Interview: Elisabeth Moss talks about ‘Shining Girls,’ having a women-led crew and the deep affection for her co-stars Wagner Moura and Jamie Bell
“What is a weekend?” That was two-time Emmy winner Elisabeth Moss invoking the iconic Maggie Smith line from Downton Abbey as we began our chat... Read More
Interview: ‘Maid’ showrunner Molly Smith Metzler on adapting Stephanie Land’s memoir, working with a mother-daughter duo, and inspiring viewers to take action
Maid, the emotional and riveting limited series on Netflix, begins when Alex (in a movie star turn from Margaret Qualley), a twenty-five-year-old single mother, is... Read More
Interview: Juno Temple talks ‘The Offer’ and ‘Ted Lasso,’ her collaborative process into her characters and what she’s learned about comedy
Juno Temple has come a long way. She originally broke into the acting scene with her first feature film performance in Richard Eyre’s Notes on... Read More
Interview: Simone Ashley talks ‘Bridgerton,’ finding Kate’s truth and meeting Shonda Rhimes [VIDEO]
No amount of warning could have prepared Simone Ashley for what’s to come. Agreeing to take on the role of Kate in Season 2 of... Read More
Phoenix Critics Circle (PCC) Winners: ‘One Battle After Another,’ Timothée Chalamet, Jessie Buckley 
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