Things turned up to a level of ultimate bliss when Jake Connelly made a special appearance at Raising Cane’s in Plano, Texas.
We sat down with Daniel Francis, who plays the beloved Lord Marcus Anderson in Netflix’s Bridgerton, to discuss season 4’s long-anticipated relationship between Lady Violet Bridgerton and Marcus – touching on the nature of their connection, why it resonated with audiences, and the human need for creativity.
In an industry that evolves by the minute, Ryan Serhant continues to set the pace. His drive, and commitment to innovation have shaped SERHANT into a company that isn’t just responding to the market but actively redefining it. The premiere of Netflix’s Owning Manhattan’s second season reflected that spirit. It was more than a celebration of a new chapter, but a night that honored what it looks like when an ambitious vision becomes reality through dedication. On Friday, December 5th, The Knockturnal had the pleasure of attending the premiere party at Terminal 5 in NYC, where we spoke with Ryan and Emilia Serhant along with several members of the cast.
Netflix celebrated the premiere of The Abandons on December 3 at the Tudum Theater with a Western-themed red carpet that had the buzzy feeling of a family reunion. Red carpets tend to blur together, but this one had a strange consistency to it. Reporting for The Knockturnal, almost everyone I spoke to ended up talking about the same thing: cowboy camp.
Melissa Joan Hart ushered in the holiday season with Ancestry at the Ancestry Holiday Home event in New York City on November 18, hosting a celebration that blended family lore and a renewed appreciation for tradition.
The American dream is to buy a house. Netflix just opened doors to that, and a wish came true with the splendid launch of Netflix House Philadelphia.
The room went silent as soon as the lights dimmed. That’s the thing about a Kathryn Bigelow film — you feel it coming before you even see it.
Raw Footage and the Fatal Cost of Neighborhood Feuds.
We got the chance to join Netflix and Sony Pictures Television at The Standard, High Line in New York City for a special two-part celebration in honor of the upcoming series BOOTS.
Biting cynicism is a hallmark of a Noah Baumbach movie. In the case of Jay Kelly, Baumbach tackles the cynicism of the film industry, or, more specifically, he puts a harsh spotlight on the nature of an A-list acting career that voraciously demands decades of one’s life and self.
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