Awards season has officially concluded. Now that we’ve had a few days to fully digest the wins of Broadway’s biggest night, let’s reflect and break down the show.
I was able to chat with the multi-hyphenate actor/writer/producer Allen Maldonado.
Smithsonian Channel launches DRINKS, CRIME AND PROHIBITION Series in authentic NYC Speakeasy. The two-part series is now available on Amazon.
The newest hit to come out of Ryan Murphy’s (Glee, American Horror Story) collective conscious, POSE, premiering on FX, hits all of the marks.
During the #ClawsUp Tour Mobile Manicure Salon in Harold Square on Thursday, I was able to sit down and have a Q&A with the TNT Claws star, Niecy Nash.
This week, I spoke with Joseph Sikora, also known as Tommy on the hit television series ‘Power’ on the upcoming season and his character Tommy.
Brooklyn got a bit more millennial Monday night.
‘Succession’ follows the Roy family as patriarch Logan Roy (Brian Cox), looks to hand over his mega-media and entertainment company to his son, Kendall Roy (Jeremy Strong). But soon all of the drama and dysfunction that ensues within a powerful and rich family that is hungrier for power above anything else begins to seep out. ‘Succession’ was created by Jesse Armstrong and executive produced by Armstrong, Adam McKay, and Will Ferrell.
The Knockturnal sat down to discuss the Australian classic, Picnic at Hanging Rock with stars Lily Sullivan and Lola Bessis. Based on the novel by Joan Lindsay, director Larysa Kondracki adapted the mysterious story into a six part episode series. The plot surrounds the sudden and strange disappearance of four girls while on a school trip, where they were never found.
“Queen Sugar” is an intertwining tale of the estranged Bordelon siblings of Louisiana. Nova (Rutina Wesley), a journalist and vocal black activist, is the core of the family.