The Knockturnal sat down with JamsBash, the award-winning directing duo known for HBO’s “Pause with Sam Jay” and SoundCloud’s first feature film “The Day Ones,” along with commercial content for global brands such as Mastercard, Disney, ESPN, Vogue, Adidas, and more.
Washington Black is a compelling, new, 8-episode limited series that masterfully balances showcasing the brutality of racism throughout history with the boldness of imagination for the future. Adapted from Esi Edugyan’s award-winning novel, the series follows the extraordinary journey of a young boy named Wash. Born into slavery in 19th-century Barbados, he escapes captivity across continents in pursuit of his freedom, identity, and belonging. A wild ride.
James Gunn’s new Superman movie is a bold, ambitious reboot that hits as often as it misses.
Thanks to Derek Warburton and Gurus Magazine, some of LA’s trendiest and most fabulous were whisked off to the Amalfi Coast for a few dazzling hours on Monday, right in the heart of Hollywood, to celebrate the magazine’s 2nd Annual Gurus Beauty Awards.
The Gayming Awards threw me for a fruit loop. With drag queens, entertainers, and liquor far as the eye could see, this isn’t the kind of party I associate with gamers. I gotta pick up a controller more often.
Reagan To has accomplished more in her young life than many do in a lifetime. Her interests know no bounds as her career has spanned voice acting, screen work, and award-winning ballroom dance, and she’s quickly emerged as a formidable young talent in entertainment.
As Zombies 4: Dawn of the Vampires prepares to sink its teeth into screens, Disney is set to introduce a new era of magic for this generation, with rising star Julian Lerner ready to lead the way.
As someone who has seen Sleep No More three times, wandered the jazz-aged world of The Great Gatsby immersive show, and gotten lost in Alice’s dreamy world in Then She Fell, I can say with some confidence: immersive theater isn’t just something I enjoy—it’s something I chase. So when The Death of Rasputin opened at LMCC’s Arts Center on Governors Island this past spring, I knew I had to be there. And I’m so glad I was.