Through many remakes and spin-offs of the iconic 1991 horror film “The Silence of the Lambs,” we have heard the men’s side of the story over and over again. In the all-new series “Clarice,” it’s time for the women to speak up.
SYFY’s all new show “Resident Alien” introduces viewers to a unique narrative that brings viewers to the edge of their seats in both excitement and suspense.
The traditional narrative for what a horror film looks like is constantly altering and adapting through the minds of incredibly creative directors, and even so, Alister Grierson’s new thriller manages to stand out among them all.
In Netflix’s new Christmas film “The Christmas Chronicles 2,” we once again meet Kate Pierce as she is taken in another whirlwind adventure that shows her the true meaning of the holiday season.
However in the newest version, Kate has gone from a wide eyed young girl to a cynical teenager who expresses her unhappiness at the situation she’s in, spending the holidays with her family in Mexico where it just doesn’t feel like Christmas at all. She gets taken on a whirlwind adventure to the north pole where she reunites with Santa to recapture the spirit.
Darby Camp is no stranger to the role of Kate, as she originated the character in the very first version of the film back in 2018. Dazzling in her performance, Darby shows viewers the many different sides of Kate between the two films. The story captures everything about the Christmas spirit and Darby once again shines in her role, as both she and Kate have grown up a bit since the last film.
We had the chance to sit down with Darby to talk all about the film and her role, highlighting how it feels to play a character throughout different phases in her life, and what it was like to film the sequel. Check it out!
For so many, going to concerts is an escape, an incredible experience that was taken away like so many things this year. With the pandemic going on, it’s hard to say when concerts will be back again and for so many avid concert goers and performers alike, this is heartbreaking. This year, multi-platinum pop phenomenon Melanie Martinez was set to launch the biggest world tour of her career, exciting fans worldwide at the chance to see her perform. In light of circumstances, on Thursday Martinez launched a one of a kind virtual streaming event that celebrated her internationally acclaimed album and accompanying full-length feature film “K-12.”
Everything Martinez does is so beautifully unique while being incredible true to herself and her style, which is what sets the young artist apart from so many others. The virtual concert was a totally unique event in itself, from the costumes and visuals that came with it, to the nature of interaction with fans that the event allowed, having a sidebar that gave adoring fans the chance to talk to each other and share excitement and opinions. In these times, virtual interaction is sometimes the only form of interaction, and incorporating this into the stream was such a brilliantly creative addition to the overall experience.
The concert consisted of 12 songs, each being performed with Martinez putting on an individual show for each. The visuals in the performances were stunning and each told a story. From giant cakes to traveling in between different dollhouses, she truly did her part in making sure that the experience was as true to an in person concert as possible. The immersive visuals created an experience unlike any other.
Kicking off the concert with her fan favorite song “Play Date,” Melanie created a world full of color, bright costumes and visually stunning scenes for worldwide fans. The event truly captured the meaning of coming together to share a common love of an artist, allowing fans to have the concert experience from the safety and comfort of their homes.
The all new “Saved By The Bell” reboot from Peacock stars the original cast as well as some new faces as we meet a brand new generation of Bayside High students, some from “overprivileged” families, and other from working-class families.
The two different worlds collide when California Governor Zack Morris transfers students from lower income neighborhoods nearby after his administration experiences controversy for closing too many low-income high schools. Among the new students, we meet the exuberant and bright eyed Daisy, played by the incredibly Haskiri Velazquez. Haskiri talks about the role she plays with great pride, seeing herself in this character that she portrays as the two come from similar upbringings. Throughout her time in the series, Daisy shows nothing but ambition on her road to becoming class president and showing her fellow classmates everything she is determined to accomplish. Haskiri takes on the part with grace and passion, showcasing her talent and dedication to bringing out who Daisy is.
We had the chance to sit down with Haskiri to talk all about the series, her audition process, and what it was like to adapt this series for all new modern day audiences. Check out the full conversation below!
Shawn Mendes Talks All New Netflix Documentary ‘Shawn Mendes: In Wonder’ At Virtual Press Conference
Yesterday, “Séniorita” singer and world-renowned artist Shawn Mendes participated in an exclusive Q&A to discuss his all-new Netflix Documentary, Shawn Mendes: In Wonder.
Last November, Broadway would never be the same when the all-new Alanis Morissette hit musical debuted, showcasing themes of social justice and providing messages that so many needed to hear.
At just 12 years old, Kayden Grace Swan is one of the most accomplished young actresses we’ve seen.
Evan Rabin was born and raised in New York.