Apr 26 2015
Thom Payne (Steve Coogan) gets a rude awakening the day after his 44th birthday when his employer hires Gustaf (Tobias Segal) and Gottfrid (Nils Lawton), a pair of young Swedish directors to help bring the ad agency into the digital social media age.
Apr 26 2015
Writer Liz Flahive and director Brian Walsh do a terrific job with “Godfathering.” The dialogue in this episode is stellar, making you laugh in all the right places, and Walsh’s direction and choice of background music are spot on. “Godfathering” is a great character study of Zoey, Gloria, Coop, Jackie, and Eddie.
Apr 26 2015
Balfe and Heughan light up the screen with their intense chemistry and the amazing way they bring these characters to life. I can’t say enough about how wonderfully done each scene between them is.
Apr 26 2015
“Hell’s Teeth” couldn’t be a more appropriate title for the latest episode of Bitten where surprising alliances develop, and lives are lost in gruesome ways.
Apr 25 2015
Season 4, Episode 19 Air Date: Friday, April 24, 2015, 8/7c on NBC Rating: “He had killed man, the noblest game of all, and he had killed in the face of law of club and fang.” – Grimm **WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD** Baby mama drama, betrayal, and and a time-honored tradition involving fluffy bunnies …
Apr 25 2015
With season three of The Americans just concluded, FX has already announced Academy Award® nominee and three-time Tony Award® winner Frank Langella will return to the acclaimed series as Gabriel, Philip (Matthew Rhys) and Elizabeth’s (Keri Russell) fatherly KGB handler.
Apr 24 2015
While Viking leaders debate what to do next to conquer Paris, Ragnar (Travis Fimmel) has had enough of their failed attempts. But along with this, Ragnar’s recent statements center around two interesting situations that sound like a contradiction: he announces he won’t fail in raiding Paris but also claims to be a dying man. Will a successful siege of Paris be the last thing Ragnar accomplishes or is there more to Ragnar’s plan than meets the eye?
Apr 24 2015
Evan Peters is checking into American Horror Story: Hotel, marking his fifth appearance in the award-winning horror anthology series from prolific producer Ryan Murphy. Peters and previously announced co-star Sarah Paulson share the distinction of having starred in all five installments of AHS.
Apr 24 2015
In honor of the film’s opening weekend in Los Angeles, there will be a variety of promotional activities, including giveaways of concert DVDs as well as a chance to win a tour of the Montage of Heck archive. The companion book, KURT COBAIN: MONTAGE OF HECK, an Insight Editions publication, will be released May 5 and will be available for advance purchase at the Arclight bookstore.
Apr 23 2015
Murray (Jeff Garlin) gets excited when Adam (Sean Giambrone) reveals he wants to try out for a sport, but the excitement quickly fades when the sport in question turns out to be fencing.
Apr 23 2015
When both Billy (Billy Crystal) and Josh (Josh Gad) are nominated for a Kids Critics Award, the studio decides sending the two stars together is the best way to promote the upcoming premiere of “The Billy and Josh Show.”
Apr 23 2015
Liv taps into her maternal side and Major digs deeper into a case of his own on Tuesday’s iZombie on The CW at 9/8c.
Apr 23 2015
Syfy continues to roll out an ambitious slate of original programming, with its Summer 2015 programming schedule announced today. The slate includes two new scripted series: Killjoys, from the producers of Orphan Black, and Dark Matter, from the writers of Stargate Atlantis. Also on tap are the new unscripted game show Geeks Who Drink, hosted and executive produced by Zachary Levi; and returning seasons of scripted originals Defiance and Dominion, as well as fan-favorite Face Off. And of course, it wouldn’t be summer without Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No!, which anchors Syfy’s second annual Sharknado Week this July.
Apr 22 2015
Season 3, Episode 13 Air Date: Wednesday, April 22, 2015, 10 pm ET/PT on FX Rating: “I don’t know if I’d trust me again either, sir, but I got this asshole on tape. That’s proof. If this is the end of my career, it’s the end of my career. But Nina was our agent. …
Apr 22 2015
Travel Channel has greenlit seven new series and one new pilot that illustrate the network’s vision for its travel entertainment programming – to connect viewers to the world and share its amazing places, people and stories. Three of the new series will inspire viewers to experience new locations and cultures around the globe: “50/50,” with Samantha Brown and Chris Grundy, is a spontaneous adventure with a twist, “Five Star Secrets,” hosted by hotel expert Anthony Melchiorri, is a behind-the-scenes look at the world’s best hotels and “Rev Runs Around the World” joins international icon Rev Run and his family on a worldwide journey as they test their limits with no set itinerary. Adventure and world exploration are the focus of the coming-of-age docu-series “Boy to Man,” with award-winning filmmaker Tim Noonan, and “Majestic America,” (wt) which showcases the breathtaking footage of America’s most beloved national parks. Host Curt Menefee of “Hello Goodbye” discovers travelers’ stories as they come and go from America’s busy airports, and host, acclaimed journalist and author Alison Stewart of “Follow Your Past” reveals American’s personal connections to history and extraordinary events. The network has also greenlit two half-hour episodes of a new pilot, “Relocated,” which follows professionals and their families as they consider one of the hardest decisions of their lives.
Apr 22 2015
Caleb Smith (Domhnall Gleeson), a programmer at an internet-search giant, wins a competition to spend a week at the private mountain estate of the company’s brilliant and reclusive CEO, Nathan Bateman (Oscar Isaac). Upon his arrival, Caleb learns that Nathan has chosen him to be the human component in a Turing Test-charging him with evaluating the capabilities, and ultimately the consciousness, of Nathan’s latest experiment in artificial intelligence.
Apr 22 2015
A new Smithsonian Channel special will reveal one of the greatest secrets of the Vietnam War. THE SPY IN THE HANOI HILTON, premiering Monday, April 27 at 8 p.m. ET/PT, uncovers the true story of POWs inside the Hỏa Lò Prison, known as the Hanoi Hilton, who created a high-level espionage operation that reached all the way to the CIA and the White House. This included sending radio transmissions to the Pentagon and President Nixon’s White House during the brutal Christmas Bombings of 1972, signaling that POWs inside the Hanoi Hilton were still alive and that the raid should continue.
Apr 22 2015
After a long three week hiatus, Castle returns with what is supposed to be an exciting episode highlighting the events leading to Castle’s (Nathan Fillion) disappearance and what transpired in the two months he was gone. While we do get a lot of answers in “Sleeper,” I’m left wanting. Perhaps I’m having a weird dream like Castle’s and this episode isn’t real. Unfortunately, it is. Don’t get me wrong, there are some intriguing turns of events in “Sleeper” that have me questioning exactly where the story goes from Castle’s involvement with a terrorist Al-Qaida threat.
Apr 21 2015
Travel Channel and The New York Times are bringing the hit Times travel column 36 Hours to television. In each one-hour episode of “36 Hours,” co-hosts Kristen Kish and Kyle Martino arrive in a new city where they’ll have 36 hours to explore the most delicious foods and hot spots, meet fascinating local insiders and experience the best attractions unique to each destination. Their itineraries will be informed by New York Times editors and contributors who bring extensive research and expertise in each locale. Six episodes are green-lit for production.
Apr 20 2015
There are people in this world who have left a lasting impression long after their death. One of these iconic figures who affected the world following his tragic suicide is Kurt Cobain. Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck is the first documentary about Cobain made with the cooperation of his family. From a happy child to a disturbed, lonely soul who created art only an obsessive, dismal mind can make, the documentary doesn’t pull any punches…
Apr 19 2015
“Deal” is another excellent episode of #NurseJackie. Any episode that highlights Wallem’s fantastic voice is a hit in my eyes. Add to that brilliant direction by Julie Anne Robinson, Wever’s superb acting, and writer Tom Straw’s humorous dialogue, and you have a sure winner.
Apr 19 2015
It’s been months since the season one finale of Bitten left viewers at the edge of their seats with Philip’s (Paul Greene) shocking death and the kidnapping of Logan’s (Michael Xavier) very pregnant significant other, Rachel (Genelle Williams). In a whopping two hour season premiere, Bitten returns with a vengeance in “Bad Blood” and “Scare Tactics,” delivering action packed story lines as well as introducing some new characters along the way.
Apr 18 2015
Not all fairy tales have happy endings and Grimm is taking the road less traveled in the so-called love story of its main couple, Nick (David Giuntoli) and Juliette (Bitsie Tulloch). Relishing in the darker side of things, the ominous tone the writers and producers are taking with Grimm fascinates me. The only downside of going a bit darker is the pacing. While the intriguing Native American aspect of “Mishipeshu,” this week’s episode, intrigues me, I want the writers to focus more on the saga of the newly turned Hexenbiest Juliette and her journey into the temptations of being a powerful witch.
Apr 18 2015
Oscar® nominee Queen Latifah (“Chicago”) stars as legendary blues singer Bessie Smith in the HBO Films drama BESSIE, directed by acclaimed filmmaker Dee Rees (“Pariah”) from a screenplay by Dee Rees and Christopher Cleveland & Bettina Gilois. With a story by Dee Rees and Horton Foote, the film focuses on Smith’s transformation from a struggling young singer into “The Empress of the Blues,” one of the most successful recording artists of the 1920s and an enduring icon today.
Apr 18 2015
On a very warm, sunny Tuesday morning, I drove over to West LA for a coveted sit down interview for the newly released film The Road Within all by myself. I didn’t have to share the room with other journalists (who were all sitting in the next room waiting for their turn) – it was just me sitting across from director Gren Wells, and actors Robert Patrick and Robert Sheehan. To say I was nervous would be an understatement. For those of you who know me, when I get nervous, my southern accent comes out.
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