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Scott L. Schwartz Celebrates 14 Years Of Helping Alicia’s House Food Pantry
Every year while he is in Chicago Scott takes time out of the fundraising to visit a Children's Hospital Oncology Unit (cancer treatment unit)
Spotlight On Shawn Clifford
More than just a dramatic actor, Clifford studies comedy at the famed Groundlings Theater,sings and specializes in musical improv
Spotlight on Leticia LaBelle
Among her career highlights is a four part mini-series that drops September 19 titled Lost Memories
Spotlight on Gregg Christie
Despite the competitive sport that is the grueling audition process, Christie is already thriving, with lead roles in theatre, as well as parts in the new “McGuyver” and Tyler Perry films
Spotlight On Giovannie Espiritu - From Telemarketing To Recurring Role On "ER"
Espiritu, who also is a top acting coach for kids and teens in the Bay Area, finally took the leap and moved to Los Angeles last year, after being inspired by several of her students finding success.
Atiq Rahimi- The Patience Stone, Freedom of the Soul
A 1:1 interview with director and novelist Atiq Rahimi critically acclaimed director of "The Patience Stone"
A Single Shot- Romantic Thriller
A Single Shot, produced by Keith Kjarval, Aaron Gilbert and Chris Coen, stars Sam Rockwell, Joe Anderson(Twighlight Saga Breaking Dawn) , Ophelia Lovibond ( Roman Polasnki's Olivers Twist) , Ted Levine (Monk) , William H. Macy(Shameless)
The Bridge on FX : Series Premiere July 10/10
The Bridge, a new FX original series Starring Diane Krueger and oscar nominated Demian Bichir
Roland S. Martin-Journalist Of The Year
Roland S. Martin honored as "Journalist of the Year" for TV One
Pop Aye Review - Always Fascinating
In "Pop Aye" a Singapore-raised director, Kirsten Tan, has imagined a very eccentric road trip, featuring an elephant and an aging architect in Thailand
"Moka Review" - Utterly Gripping
I loved Moka and thought it a film whose subtlety contributed greatly to its impact. Now playing at select theaters
Seven Lovers: A Love Story & Cinematic Treat
An unforgettable, cinematic treat comes to us just in time for summer in the beautifully-written, thought-provoking independent film Seven Lovers.
Movie Review -Harold And Lillian: A Hollywood Love Story and An Education About Filmmaking
Anyone who enjoys movies or is interested in writing, directing, film making, and like a good love story needs to see this
Seven Lovers- An Interview with Independent Filmmakers Keith Boynton and Mélisa Breiner-Sanders
I had a chance to chat with the film's Writer/Director Keith Boynton and Producer Mélisa Breiner-Sanders about Seven Lovers and the many complexities and challenges they faced while making this movie.
The Bay The Series Sweeps The Daytime Emmys
Best Digital Drama Series on Amazon "The Bay" makes history and sweeps the Daytime Emmys!
‘Train to Zakopane’ Starring Tanna Frederick World Premiere at Jewish Film Festival
Henry Jaglom’s film “Train to Zakopane” starring Tanna Frederick will have its World Premiere at the Jewish Film Festival this Saturday, April 29 at the Laemmle Theatre in Beverly Hills
Experience Where Movies Are Made - The New AMC At Universal CityWalk
In the mood for a luxury experience than check out the new Universal Cinema at CityWalk
‘The Son’ 2017 SXSW - Watch on AMC the Two-Part Series Premiere Now for Free
The new episodic series from AMC Networks ‘The Son’ had its world premiere during SXSW 2017.The western series had a two-hour premiere on Saturday, April 8th. ‘The Son’ airs Saturdays at 9 pm ET/PT on AMC
'Small Town Crime' SXSW 2017 Preview - Saban Films and DirecTV Bought the North American Rights
After the world premiere of the film Small Town Crime in SXSW 2017, Saban Films and DirecTV bought the North American rights to John Hawkes’ drama. Saban Films has not set a release date for the film
