The opening night of PaleyFest New York celebrated twenty years of “The West Wing,” featuring a screening of its second season finale and a conversation with the series’ mastermind, Aaron Sorkin. Sorkin reflected on his creative process in developing such an iconic show and addressed the importance of its cultural resonance in our present-day political climate.
Check out our exclusive interview with Emily Osment about the pilot premiere of ‘Almost Family’!
Check out our exclusive interview with Mo McRae on the pilot premiere of ‘Almost Family’!
Check out our exclusive interview with Mustafa Elzein on the pilot premiere of ‘Almost Family’!
Check out our exclusive interviews with Megalyn Echikunwoke and Victoria Cartagena on the pilot premiere of ‘Almost Family’!
On Saturday, September 28, FOX and The Wing Soho hosted a private screening of the new series, Almost Family. There was a Q&A with the leading cast members, Brittany Snow, Megalyn Echikunwoke, and Emily Osment following the screening.
On Tuesday, September 24th. Kal Penn and NBC hosted a special screening for the Queens community at the Museum of Moving Images.
After being imprisoned for ten years, Bumpy Johnson returns to Harlem in Epix’s new series The Godfather of Harlem. Forest Whitaker plays Bumpy Johnson, whose sole mission is to take on an Italian mob and reclaim the city that’s his. In partnering with Malcolm X (Nigel Thatch), Bumpy is set in a political time zone that shakes the 1960s.
Based on the true story about Bumpy Johnson regaining control of a 1960 Harlem, Epix presents a new series, The Godfather of Harlem.
Vincent D’Onofrio and Nigel Thatch play Vincent “The Chin” Gigante and Malcolm X respectively in the upcoming Epix series, The Godfather of Harlem. Based on a true story about Bumpy Johnson (Forest Whitaker) and his return home after ten years in prison, Malcolm X and Bumpy join forces in the midst of the crime underworld of Harlem.