Shelley Hennig on ‘The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window’
Shelley Hennig stars as Lisa in the new series, The Woman in the House Across the Street From the Girl in the Window. All eight episodes are currently streaming on Netflix. This interview will contain spoilers!
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The Middle Geeks Episode 34: ‘A Hero’ Review and Reputation
We are joined by the Organizing Director of the National Iranian American Council (NIAC), Donna Farvard, and our friend and Vulture critic Roxana Hadadi to discuss acclaimed Iranian director Asghar Farhadi’s latest film and award-buzzed film, A Hero.
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Full Trailer for ‘Halo The Series’ Debuts
As promised, Paramount+ did indeed drop the new full trailer for Halo the Series today. And, wow, it looks explosive! As I predicted they also revealed the released date for the eagerly anticipated series, which will be dropping March 24!
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Southern Fried Asian: Jamie Ford
For this episode of Southern Fried Asian, Keith talks to his friend, the New York Times-bestselling author Jamie Ford, and learning about his southern roots in Arkansas. Consider this Southern-adjacent Fried Asian.
‘Euphoria’ Recap: Cal Me By Your Name
Let’s get one thing straight, Nate and Cal Jacobs are the worst. Between the patriarchal leader of the Jacobs clan and his sinister offspring, the duo have managed not only to cause the entire town trouble, but also managed to make an enemy out of each other. The list goes on and on, blackmail, bribery, threats, adultery. And those are just the offenses I feel comfortable mentioning. Nate and Cal are downright supervillains at this point.
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Denzel Washington Explains How Joel Coen Made ‘Macbeth’ for the Big Screen
Power, greed, betrayal, love. These are the four themes most present in director Joel Coen’s The Tragedy of Macbeth. Layered in an aura of macabre and presented in beautiful black and white, Coen’s minimalist take on Shakespeare’s classic play aims to show love for the history of both cinema and theater. What better way than to fill your stage with some of the best players in both fields?
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Kristen Bell Talks ‘The Woman in the House Across the Street From the Girl in the Window’
Kristen Bell stars as Anna in the new series, The Woman in the House Across the Street From the Girl in the Window. She also serves as an executive producer. All eight episodes are now streaming on Netflix.
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Netflix Announces Inaugural Cohort of the Future Gold Film Fellowship
Netflix’s Fund for Creative Equity Initiative have announced their inaugural cohort of the Future Gold Film Fellowship. Netflix Golden, the company’s newest social media channel for the pan-Asian diaspora, shared the news earlier today.
Working with Gold House and Tribeca, Netflix created a program designed to elevate three Asian and Pacific Islander directors. This year, Lloyd Lee Choi, Erin Lau, and Derek Nguyen were selected for the fellowship.
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FDI Cast 132: Is Our Faith in Baseball Restored?
Our final deep dive into another podcast about Cal Ripken’s Streak. In this one, we unravel the mystery of if it was worth it for Brandon to use six hours of his life to listen to this story or if it would have been better spent eating at Rofo.
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Kevin James and Taylor Lautner Take the Field in Netflix’s ‘Home Team’
Kevin James and Taylor Lautner star in Home Team, which is based on the true story of New Orleans Saints coach Sean Payton. James takes on the role of Sean Payton and Lautner portrays coach Troy Lambert. The film releases January 28 on Netflix.
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NBC’s ‘American Auto’ Finds Humor in Corporate America’s Flawed Executives
Exploring the inner workings of Corporate America seems to be gaining traction with shows like Succession and Billions. Now, NBC is getting into the business game with their new workplace comedy, American Auto.
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The Cast of ‘The Afterparty’ Talk Their New Murder Mystery Comedy Series
Before the premiere of The Afterparty, I spoke with Ben Schwartz, Sam Richardson, Ilana Glazer, Jamie Demetriou, Zoë Chao, and Ike Barinholtz! The comedy series premieres Friday, January 28 on Apple TV+ with three episodes. New episodes will then be released weekly, every Friday.
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The CW’s ‘Kung Fu’ Season Two Promo Reveals Nicky’s Long Lost Cousin
Kung Fu season two is set to return in March!
Since its season finale back in July, there were many new questions that popped up in the finale — Who is Nicky’s cousin? How is she connected to the ruthless Russell Tan? Is Kerwin going to be okay? What’s up the the ‘biàn gé’ flower? How is Zhilan going to get out of prison? What is Athena going to be wearing this season? Okay, the last one is really just for me.
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Nick Creegan on Becoming the New Joker of ‘Batwoman’
It’s been a tough time for Batwoman, AKA Ryan Wilder. Not only has she lost her best friend Mary the Plant Side of Poison Ivy, but her newly discovered brother Marquis has turned out to be a maniac who wants to ruin her life and cause chaos. Ironically due to an incident with the original Joker in his childhood, he has become the new Joker threatening Gotham City. But is there more to Marquis beneath the surface? And is there a chance for Ryan to save him?
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‘Action Figure Show & Tell’ with Dan Wu
On the latest episode of Shelf Conscious, Keith is once again joined by multi-hyphenate extraordinaire (activist, restaurateur, podcaster, celebrity chef, and candidate for Lexington, KY council at large), Dan Wu!
The New Poster for ‘The Batman’ is Coming in Hot
I actually mean that literally. There’s a lot of fire in this one.
To be honest, I’m not sure what it is with studios giving us some really gorgeous artwork, then slapping together obligatory “disembodied faces” with Photoshop for final posters. The MCU is guilty of it. DC is guilty of it. Star Wars is guilty of it. And it’s not my favorite trend overall.
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SYFY Launches Insider Program
Today, SYFY is officially launching its first-ever, members-only club for sci-fi superfans: SYFY Insider. The network, known for some of the most quirky, and fan-loved genre shows, like Resident Alien, Chucky, and Wynonna Earp has decided to reward its most loyal fans with an all-new destination that offers exclusive, premium content to all Insiders.
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Milo Ventimiglia Discusses the Final Season of ‘This Is Us’
Milo Ventimiglia stars as Jack Pearson in the beloved family drama, This Is Us. The show is currently on its sixth and final season. New episodes of the final chapter premiere Tuesdays at 9 PM ET on NBC.
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New Poster for ‘Halo the Series’ Announces a New Trailer Coming Sunday
Gear up, Spartans! This thing is real, and it’s coming in hot! Halo The Series is finally making its debut later this year. I have a feeling that we’ll be getting a release date announcement soon as well!
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Guillermo Del Toro Teases Bringing ‘Pinocchio’ to Life
We are just recovering from some amazing Guillermo del Toro goodness, having just taken a walk down Nightmare Alley. But now, ahead of its December 2022 premiere date, del Toro has teased a first look at his stop-motion animated vision for Pinocchio. And as with all things he touches, it looks utterly divine!
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‘Euphoria’ Recap: Maybe You Should Go And Love Yourself
Euphoria is currently three episodes in to its second season. If you’ve been keeping up with it, you’ll understand why that just doesn’t sound right. I’m just under three hours, Euphoria has already delivered some truly crazy moments in TV history.
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Hard NOC Life 250: All We are Saying is Give ‘Peacemaker’ a Chance
Keith convinces Dominic and Britney to watch Peacemaker on HBO Max. The crew also breaks down the latest episode of The Book of Boba Fett. What’s Nerd Poppin: the final season of Ozark on Netflix, revisiting Matt Fraction and David Aja’s Hawkeye run, and The Tragedy of MacBeth on Apple TV+.
Going ‘Buck Wild’ with Simon Pegg from ‘The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild’
The Ice Age is upon us once more! But this time, leading the herd is the incomparable scene stealer, Buck Wild, the adventurous and hilarious scamp who saved Manny, Sid, and Diego from the Dawn of the Dinosaurs back in 2009, and the Collision Course in 2016! And with his return comes the even more amazing return of the extraordinarily talented, Simon Pegg!
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