“Modern Love,” coming to Amazon Prime Video on October 18, is inspired by the popular New York Times column of the same name. This half-hour romantic comedy series explores love in all of its complicated and beautiful forms, as each standalone episode brings some of the column’s most beloved stories to life with a stellar cast.
Thursday, October 10, PhD Lounge hosted DuJour Media’s celebration of its fall 2019 issue cover star, Clive Owen.
ABC’s “Black-ish,” is one of few television shows today that has aired over 100 episodes, touching audiences around the world and discussing an array of topics ranging from racism, colorism, politics and police brutality through the narrative of a black upper middle class family.
Romance in New York City has been the source material for a myriad of popular stories in film and television throughout the years.
Matt Senreich and Seth Green are still goofy as ever a decade later, staying true to the irreverent comedic formula that propelled their hit show, Robot Chicken, into the legendary “adult” cartoon canon.
One Chicago Day kicked off with an introduction and welcome to the training academy. After a safety briefing, we broke into three smaller groups navigating through Chicago Med, Chicago P.D., and Chicago Fire installations.
Argentinian director Javier Devitt gives us M, a Spanish Horror Series about a young couple who are trying to find the boyfriend’s dad in the mountains of Patagonia.
Alexander Etseyatse directs and stars in Otis, a show portraying the real-life struggles of someone with mental illness.
On Thursday, October 10thwe had the opportunity to preview the Museum of Modern Love pop-up exhibit, presented by Amazon Prime Video, in honor of its new series Modern Love.
I don’t think any of us are ready for Michonne—our badass katana queen—to leave us quite yet.