Meet Ramy Youssef’s latest project, a coming-of-age adult-animated series called #1 Happy Family USA. Although this show premiered this week on Amazon Prime, Ramy showcased at SXSW last month and premiered the first 3 episodes.
The Parenting may sound like your typical meet-the-parents weekend getaway, but this comedy-horror twist is anything but ordinary.
HBO’s biggest show is back next month and last night’s LA Premiere event was infectious. I’ve worked carpets for 11 years and have never seen throngs of fans screaming the cast’s name and hoping for glimpses of their favorite actors. They blanketed the entire block and then some and were granted cordoned-off areas close to the stars where they cheered and commiserated.
In Lifetime’s powerful new drama Not My Family: The Monique Smith Story, premiering Saturday, April 12 at 8/7c, actress, writer, and acting coach Tiffany Black delivers an emotionally charged performance as Elizabeth — the woman who raised Monique Smith, only for it to be revealed that she wasn’t her biological mother. The film, based on Monique’s real-life memoir, traces a journey of abuse and identity, giving voice to the kind of trauma that often goes unspoken.
In a raw and revealing conversation, journalist Terzel Ron from The Knockturnal sat down with the cast of A24’s Warfare, the gritty, immersive war film co-directed by Alex Garland and former Navy SEAL Ray Mendoza. With its unflinching portrayal of a real 2006 mission during the Iraq War, Warfare is less about glorifying combat and more about exposing the emotional and physical toll of it.
More or less does its job.
Last Friday, we had the pleasure of previewing a sneak peek of the Philippou Brothers’ upcoming horror film, Bring Her Back.
RonReaco Lee continues to prove himself as one of Hollywood’s most multifaceted actors as he transitions seamlessly between comedy and drama.
A24’s upcoming film, Warfare, directed by Alex Garland and Iraq War veteran Ray Mendoza, delivers an unfiltered, real-time portrayal of modern combat through the eyes of Navy SEALs on a perilous surveillance mission in insurgent territory.
The Westminster Kennel Club hosted a special screening of “The Friend” in New York City and it was certainly a barking good time.