Spooky season is officially here and that means the Halloween festivities have also begun.
The biggest night in television was this weekended and with any major award show comes great reason for celebration. Kicking off Emmy’s weekend was Entertainment Weekly who hosted a fabulous pre-Emmy’s bash Friday night at the Sunset Tower Hotel in West Hollywood.
It was an Eastwood family affair this past weekend in Hollywood for Stacy Poitras’ Art Gallery Exhibition.
The 13th annual ADCOLOR Awards took place Sunday night and many gathered at the JW Marriott in Downtown LA to celebrate and recognize individuals making a difference in the creative industries. Hosted by author Luvvie Ajayi, the ADCOLOR Awards don’t just promote any individual, but specifically professionals of color and multicultural backgrounds. Partnering with Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Omnicom Group, and several others, the organization highlighted and honored the achievements of many members belonging to African American, American Indian/Native American, Asian Pacific-American, Hispanic/Latino and LGBTQ communities.
From Derry, Maine to Los Angeles, the cast of IT: Chapter Two cleaned up nicely for the premiere of the film at the Regency Village Theater last week.
From the creators of Superbad, Goods Boys brings you an R-rated comedy just in time before summer ends. The film follows Max (Room’s Jacob Tremblay) along with his six grade pals Lucas (Keith L. Williams) and Thor (Brady Noon) as they do the most before they go to the cool kids kissing party. Only problem is Max doesn’t know how to kiss.
If you can’t take the heat then stay out of the kitchen. Unless you’re willing to get your hands dirty, of course! Melissa McCarthy, Tiffany Haddish, and Elisabeth Moss star as mob wives who are left with no choice but to step up to the plate after their husbands are sent to prison by the FBI.
Just when you thought you were woke, think again, you probably could use some more ‘waking’ up to do. Oh, and if you’re one of those people that finds the title offensive chances are you’re one of the very people who should be watching this show in the first place. With nearly a perfect Rotten Tomatoes score and praise from the New York Times, Dear White People is a show to be reckoned with and it’s back for a third season.
In 2016, the young talented actor Anton Yelchin was taken away from the world at just 27 years old. Three years later, friends, family, and former co-stars gathered to celebrate the late actor and his legacy with the documentary film Love, Antosha.
