Amanda Peet & Alyssa Jirrels on Plot Twists & Season 2
We live in an era of reboots and remakes, both on the big and small screen. But let’s be clear: the new series Fatal Attraction is a reimagining. Executive produced by Alexandra Cunningham (Dirty John, Physical) and based on the…
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The Artifice Girl Director and Stars Talk Taking on Little Miss AI
When a team of special agents (Sinda Nichols and David Girard) discover a revolutionary new computer program that can bait and trap online predators, they team up with the program’s beleaguered developer, only to learn that the AI is rapidly…
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A Chat with Adobe’s Michael Cioni on Navigating the AI-Driven Future of Media Production
Joey Daoud and Michael Cioni The two big product updates from Adobe at NAB were text-based editing in Premiere and still photo support in Camera to Cloud (you can read our coverage on Frame.io updates here). But in chatting with…
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The Clock Cast and Director Boldy Shake Up Societal Norms in Hulu Horror Movie
Things get a bit tick, tick… gloom for Ella (Glee’s Dianna Agron) in Clock, the new psychological horror film written and directed by Alexis Jacknow. The compelling movie, based on Jacknow’s short film of the same name, is captivating throughout,…
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‘Peter Pan & Wendy’s Jude Law on Changing Captain Hook’s Backstory
On April 28th, Disney’s Peter Pan & Wendy is setting sail to Neverland to reimagine the classic story for longtime fans and new viewers. While promoting the film, Jude Law (Captain Marvel) and director David Lowery (Pete’s Dragon) spoke with…
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Beautiful Disaster Stars Virginia Gardner and Dylan Sprouse on Their New Comedic Romance
The stars of Beautiful Disaster were full of laughs when we spoke with them about their new romantic drama film. It follows Abby (Virginia Gardner), a college freshman trying to distance herself from her previous life when she meets Travis…
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‘Ted Lasso’s Phil Dunster on Jamie Tartt and the Ending of Season 3
Watching episodes of the Apple TV+ series Ted Lasso feels akin to a warm hug when you most need it, sometimes accompanied by tears that are brought on by a particularly emotional storyline while then being followed by a smile…
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Big George Foreman and Khris Davis on Playing the Iconic Heavyweight Champion
Big George Foreman tells the extraordinary life story of boxing's two-time heavyweight champion of the world. He became the oldest fighter to reclaim the title at an astonishing 46 years old. The moving film chronicles his journey from a poverty-stricken…
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Why Judy Blume Finally OK’d the Movie
Over 50 years since her novel Are You There, God? It’s Me, Margaret was published, author Judy Blume is now serving as a producer on the feature film adaptation. In an interview with Collider’s Perri Nemiroff, Blume opens up about…
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‘The Diplomat’s Ato Essandoh on Working Alongside Keri Russell & Season 2
From creator Debora Cahn (Homeland, The West Wing), the Netflix original series The Diplomat follows Kate Wyler (Keri Russell), the new US Ambassador to the United Kingdom, who’d rather be diffusing an international crisis than forging long-term relationships, but bigger…
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Forest Whitaker and Director George Tillman Jr. on the Challenges of Big George Foreman
Director George Tillman Jr. (The Hate U Give, Soul Food, Notorious) and Oscar winner Forest Whitaker discuss the challenges of adapting a legendary boxer's life story for the big screen. Big George Foreman follows the iconic athlete from a troubled…
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Once & Always’ Ron Wasserman on Returning to Score New Movie
The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers defined a generation. The heroic teens took the '90s by storm and have been a mainstay of pop culture ever since. From their megazords and transformations to their insane villains like Rita Repulsa, Mighty Morphin…
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