Jack Harlow & Sinqua Walls on ‘White Men Can’t Jump’ and Cast Chemistry
Director Calmatic’s take on White Men Can’t Jump follows Jeremy (Jack Harlow), a former basketball star whose injuries have kept him from playing at the level he dreamed of, and Kamal (Sinqua Walls), a promising player who knows what it’s…
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Secrets of the Mogwai’ and Scary Fairy Tales
The new animated series Gremlins: Secrets of the Mogwai jumps back in time to 1920s Shaghai to explore the origins of Sam Wing — played by Keye Luke in the original 1984 film — and how he first comes to…
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‘White Men Can’t Jump’ Director Calmatic Tells Us About That Flamethrower
Director Calmatic’s take on White Men Can't Jump follows Jeremy (Jack Harlow), a former basketball star whose injuries have kept him from playing at the level he dreamed of, and Kamal (Sinqua Walls), a promising player who knows what it’s…
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Jake McDorman on the Excalibattle and his Hopes for Season 2
[Editor's note: The following contains some spoilers for Mrs. Davis.]From co-creators Damon Lindelof and Tara Hernandez (who’s also the showrunner), the Peacock original series Mrs. Davis follows Sister Simone (Betty Gilpin), a nun on a mission to destroy a powerful…
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“A Shifting Metaphor for a Lost Dream of Society”: Srđan Keča on The Museum of the Revolution
A still from Museum of the Revolution Investigating the death of a utopian vision coalesces with a survey of a “developing” dystopian hellscape in Museum of the Revolution, the sprawling, meditative effort from filmmaker, researcher and educator Srđan Keča. Through…
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Secrets From The Production of High-Concept Experiment Yes. Repeat. No.
Late actor-activist Juliano Mer-Khamis shapes the core of Michael Moshe Dahan’s ‘Yes. Repeat. No.’ A film within a film, this high-concept, thought-provoking narrative features three actors competing for a lead part for director Yael. Auditioning as interchanging shades of character…
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Beth Mickle Talks Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 Production Design and Working in a Man’s World
Production designer Beth Mickle cut her teeth in the independent movie scene. Indeed, in her 2012 interview with Pushing Pixels, Mickle credited Ryan Fleck's Half Nelson and Nicolas Winding Refn's Drive as two very important films in her oeuvre, the…
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“A Shifting Metaphor for a Lost Dream of Society”: Srdjan Keča on The Museum of the Revolution
A still from Museum of the Revolution Investigating the death of a utopian vision coalesces with a survey of a “developing” dystopian hellscape in Museum of the Revolution, the sprawling, meditative effort from filmmaker, researcher and educator Srdjan Keča. Through…
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Ben Mendelsohn on ‘To Catch a Killer’ & Playing Talos in ‘Secret Invasion’
[Editor's note: The following contains spoilers for To Catch a Killer.]The crime drama To Catch a Killer (now available on all On-Demand platforms) follows a gifted young police investigator named Eleanor (Shailene Woodley), who’s recruited by the FBI’s chief investigator…
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Dwayne Wade on ‘The Cube’ Season 2 and His Unpredictable Career Path
Hosted by NBA Champion Dwayne Wade, who is also an executive producer through his production company 559th & Prairie Entertainment, the TBS competition series The Cube is back for its second season, with the kind of edge-of-your-seat energy that you’d…
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Eliza Scanlen and Lewis Pullman on Their Complex Relationship in The Starling Girl
Finding one’s true place in the world can sometimes be off-putting. Where do we fit in? Where's our posse? These are deep questions and while they’re certainly at the forefront of 17-year-old Jem Starling’s (Eliza Scanlen) mind in The Starling…
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Liv Hewson on Why Van Doesn’t Stop the Shauna/Lottie Fight
[Editor's note: The following contains spoilers through Yellowjackets, Season 2, Episode 7, “Burial.”]Quite a few shocking things have happened in the 90s timeline on Yellowjackets, but Season 2, Episode 7, “Burial,” wrapped up with a staggering jaw-on-the-floor moment. Shauna (Sophie…
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