Today Red Bull released it’s newest web series Mavens. Mavens is a 3 part mini doc series that features a unique female powerhouse in each episode.
Still fresh off the last few episodes of ‘Queen Sugar‘, my favorite couple on television right now, Aunt Vi and Hollywood look like they are on the up and up after the explosive news that broke at the Bordelon family cookout. I don’t know; well, I know, but I just can’t tell you; you have to go and watch it, for yourself, if not already.
I’m certainly one of those people who periodically will make herself wean from TV for some reason or another; I’m thinking I might have to wait until after the season finale of OWN Network’s ‘Queen Sugar’, though.
“24: Legacy” was created by Joel Surnow, Robert Cochran, Manny Coto, and Evan Katz, and is executive produced by Robert Cochran, Manny Coto, Howard Gordon, Brian Grazer, Evan Katz, Jon Cassar, Nikki Toscano, Stephen Hopkins, and Kiefer Sutherland. The episode watched for review was written by Manny Coto and Evan Katz, and directed by Stephen Hopkins.
After appearing as DJ Mister Cee in the 2009 Notorious B.I.G. biopic “Notorious”, actor Edwin Freeman has now stepped into the role of Young Pop, the younger version of Frankie Faison’s character Henry “Pop” Hunter in Marvel’s Netflix series Luke Cage. Edwin recently chatted with us about the role and working as part of the series.
Susan Kelechi Watson is a beautiful and talented actress. She is currently staring in the NBC television dramedy series This is Us as Beth Pearson that premiered in September 2016. She is also recognized for her reoccurring role on the television show Louie that aired from 2012 to 2014 and for her other numerous reoccurring roles in other television shows. We had the pleasure of speaking with Susan about her role as Beth who is the wife of Randall, a stylish New York-based businessman who is working to raise two daughters with her.
The Netflix Marvel series, Luke Cage, threw it’s audience for a loop this season. Just as we thought the main villain, Cotton Mouth, was down and out and Luke Cage might finally get started on some “normal” superhero duties, in comes a new antagonist: Diamondback.
Somewhere after college football and before making it to the NFL, we meet the men whose dreams wouldn’t allow them to give up.
We recently caught up with Malcolm Barrett about his role on the new television show Timeless.
Whatever your expectations are for Divorce, lower them. One would hope that the new HBO series, created by Sharon Horgan, would be as delightfully funny as Catastrophe, Horgan’s other project currently on air. However, Divorce seems to be devoid of any concrete tone. The new Sarah Jessica Parker starring vehicle has next to nothing beyond tired cliches and profanity.