Roan Curtis plays young Kate in Netflix’s Firefly Lane. The final episodes are currently streaming.
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Catherine Haena Kim stars as Emma in The Company You Keep. The drama is based on the Korean Broadcasting System series, My Fellow Citizens. New episodes air Sundays at 10 PM ET on ABC.
Continue reading “Catherine Haena Kim on Her First Time as the Female Lead in ‘The Company You Keep’”
Milo Ventimiglia portrays Charlie in The Company You Keep, for which he also serves as an executive producer. The drama series is based on the Korean Broadcasting System series, My Fellow Citizens. New episodes air Sundays at 10 PM ET on ABC.
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Elizabeth Olsen stars as Candy Montgomery in the HBO Max Original limited series, Love & Death. The first three episodes premiere on Thursday, April 27, followed by one new episode weekly.
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Allison Miller plays Maggie Bloom in A Million Little Things. After originally premiering in 2018, the show is currently finishing its fifth and final season. New episodes air Wednesdays at 10 PM ET on ABC.
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Savannah Lee Smith stars as Kim in Drunk, Driving, and 17, which is inspired by true events. The new film premieres Saturday, April 15 at 8/7c on Lifetime.
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Academy Award nominee Hong Chau really wanted to challenge herself in Netflix’s The Night Agent. Playing the president’s chief of staff Diane Farr, Chau never has gotten to play in a political thriller and for a role that leaves fans wondering if she’s good or bad through it all.
Continue reading “Hong Chau on Gender Dynamics and Tropes in Netflix’s ‘The Night Agent’”
Tonight’s Kung Fu had a new Shen on the frontlines of a mission. With Nicky (Olivia Liang) now under house arrest, someone had to step up for an undercover mission to infiltrate Delta Security Endeavors’ shareholders meeting. That’s where Althea Shen (Shannon Dang) comes in. As the business-savvy tech-wiz with the PI.I know-how, Althea was the perfect choice to send on the mission.
Continue reading “Shannon Dang on How the Latest ‘Kung Fu’ Changes Everything for Althea”
Jordan Alexander stars as Julien Calloway in Gossip Girl. The season two finale, which will now also serve as the series finale, premieres Thursday, January 26 on HBO Max.
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A cloudy evening over The Langham Huntington Hotel in Pasadena did nothing to hide the high spirits inside The Tap Room — the resort’s cocktail bar and lounge — where the cast of NBC/Peacock’s NAACP award-nominated series Bel-Air came both to cool down and celebrate, post red carpet, after a long day of photos and interviews just an hour earlier.
Continue reading “The Stars of ‘Bel-Air’ on Black Excellence and Representing for the Culture”
Magnum P.I. enters its fifth season on their new network NBC. With Magnum (Jay Hernandez) and Higgins (Perdita Weeks) finally embracing their feelings for each other last season, we’ll see the romance between the two.
Continue reading “‘Magnum P.I.’ Season 5 Will be Sexier”
Law & Order Thursday starts off tonight at 8 PM on NBC with a new Law & Order. The Nerds of Color is thrilled to share an exclusive first look at episode 22×11, “Second Chance.”
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The election of Donald Trump in 2016 showed that real life had become more like a season of television than ever before. Two years into Joe Biden’s presidency — and in the aftermath of the January 6 insurrection — our identity as citizens in this country has become increasingly fragmented from each other. What is best for our communities has fallen to the wayside as it has become harder to find common ground. So when The Hater — written, directed and acted by the multi-talented Joey Ally — finally ended and credits began to roll, I finally realized what had been missing in so many other pieces of media about politics in the world of Fake News and political team sports.
Continue reading “‘The Hater’ Has an Earnest Heart”
For the last 12 years, Kelli Giddish has brought the character of Detective Amanda Rollins to life on NBC’s Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, which is the longest-running primetime live-action series of all time. In the ninth episode of season 24, “And A Trauma In A Pear Tree,” fans said a tearful goodbye to the beloved character.
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Micah Stock stars as Kevin Franklin in FX’s Kindred, which is a television adaptation of Octavia E. Butler’s critically acclaimed novel of the same name. All eight episodes of the season begin streaming Tuesday, December 13, exclusively on Hulu.
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Part 1 of Firefly Lane season 2 is now streaming on Netflix and I had the opportunity to speak with Sarah Chalke, Ali Skovbye, and Roan Curtis all about it! Part 2, which will include episodes 10 – 16 of the final season, will be released on June 8, 2023.
Continue reading “The Cast of Netflix’s ‘Firefly Lane’ Discusses the Final Season”
Karen Robinson stars as Captain Kathleen Davies in The Calling. The eight-episode investigative drama series premieres November 10 on Peacock.
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Ice-T portrays Sergeant Odafin “Fin” Tutuola on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. New episodes of season 24 air Thursday nights at 9 PM ET on NBC. It is the longest-running primetime live-action series of all time, and the legendary rapper recently became the longest-running male actor in television history for the role. While covering the Law & Order Season Premiere red carpet, we had a great discussion about his time on the show.
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Eddie Liu appreciates the love and support that his character Henry receives on his show, Kung Fu, especially after the events of last season when Henry decided to leave San Francisco — and Nicky (Olivia Liang) — to figure out his father’s secret. Liu knows how heartbroken and scared fans were of not knowing what would happen to Henry in the next season.
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*** Please note the article contains spoilers from the season 2 premiere of FOX’s The Cleaning Lady ***
Grief is a very difficult feeling to process, especially when it’s the loss of a close loved one. It becomes even more complicated when you find out it was at the hands of another loved one — although it was accidental.
Continue reading “Martha Millan on What to Expect This Season on ‘The Cleaning Lady’”
Today, after many weeks of drama, Don’t Worry Darling, the anticipated sophomore film for director Olivia Wilde is finally hitting theaters. And while the film itself is getting something of a mixed reaction, the one thing many can agree on is that the visuals are terrific. And part of that is the vision of Oscar-nominated, Filipino American cinematographer Matthew Libatique.
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The new seasons of Law & Order, Law & Order: Organized Crime, and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit premiere tonight on NBC. This will mark a historic crossover, bringing all three of the brand’s casts together for a special night on television. At the Law & Order Season Premiere red carpet, I discussed the event with Ice-T, Hugh Dancy, Danielle Moné Truitt, Octavio Pisano, Sam Waterston, Ainsley Seiger, and Camryn Manheim.
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I need to get something off my chest. We’ve gotten to a point where behind the scenes drama that has absolutely nothing to do with narrative, character, acting, etc. is affecting audience perceptions of movies, without audiences actually bothering to see a movie.
Continue reading “NOC Review: ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ is Not That Bad”