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Jeremy Luke is an actor who has appeared in such films as Don Jon, Jersey Boys, and Sully, and was a regular cast member on the series Mob City. He stars opposite David Arquette in the new film Mob Cops, based the extraordinary true tale of cops who were working for the New York Mafia.The film was released on Demand and Digital on April 25th.Beth Lane is an actress-turned-documentary filmmaker whose powerful debut film Unbroken tells the story of her family's survival in the Holocaust. Using interviews with her mother and her aunts, Beth retraces the family's steps in Germany and remembers her grandmother, who was a victim in the concentration camp.It was released on Netflix on April 23rd, which happened to be Holocaust Remembrance Day.Subscribe: Apple, Spotify, PocketCast, Radio PublicSocials: @EndeavoursRadio

Dave is a bi-coastal, classically trained, character actor who continues to work steadily in TV, Film, Commercials, Web-Series and Theatre. He received a BFA in Acting from Boston University's College of Fine Arts. After graduation, Dave moved to New York City and became very successful in TV commercials and continued advancing his career by working steadily in the theatre. Shalansky then moved to Los Angeles where he gained momentum working regularly in TV. Dave now continues to work on both coasts. His select theatre credits are: Off-Broadway: King of the Jews by Leslie Epstein (Critics Choice Award Nomination, 2023), Toby Belch in Twelfth Night, Stefano in The Tempest: both at the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, Balm In Gilead: Imua Theatre, Dirty Blonde: Florida Studio Theater, and Maggie's Riff: The Vineyard Playhouse. Select TV credits: Recurring Guest Star on Grey's Anatomy, Guest Stars on Law and Order SVU, FBI: Most Wanted, playing Henry Kissinger on The Offer for Paramount+, How to Get Away With Murder, Elementary, Famous in Love, Divorce (with Sarah Jessica Parker), HBO's Vinyl (with Ray Romano), The Mysteries of Laura (with Debra Messing), and Nurse Jackie (with Edie Falco). Also Dave has had supporting roles in such indie films such as: Rosemead with Lucy Liu, The Missing Peace (written and directed by Michael Raymond-James), A Killer Romance, Divorce Invitation (with Elliot Gould and Paul Sorvino) and According to Greta (with Hillary Duff and Ellen Burstyn). Other select TV credits include: Six Feet Under, Legends, Newsreaders, Mob City, Perception, Lie To Me, Ringer, Castle, Southland, and ER. Dave is probably best known for his recurring Guest starring role of Harry on the Gilmore Girls. Dave is monumentally grateful to his wife and daughter for their endless love and support. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ DAVE SHALANSKY ⌲ IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1682494/ ⌲ IG: https://www.instagram.com/dshalansky/reels/ ⌲ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daveshalansky/ ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ The Moving Spotlight Podcast ⌲ iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-moving-spotlight/id1597207264 ⌲ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7cjqYAWSFXz2hgCHiAjy27 ⌲ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/themovingspotlight ⌲ ALL: https://linktr.ee/themovingspotlight ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ #BFA #BostonUniversity #SandyMarshall #Improv #CharacterActing #ClassicallyTrained #Shakespeare #GreysAnatomy #LawAndOrderSVU #SVU #TheOffer #Emmys #TVTime #iTunes #Actor #ActorsLife #Believe #Success #Inspiration #Netflix #Hulu #Amazon #HBO #AppleTV #Showtime #Acting #Artist #Theatre #Film #YourBestBadActing #Content #CorbinCoyle #JohnRuby #RealFIREacting #TMS_Pod --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-moving-spotlight/support

"A Family Album" The California-born and Washington-raised Holly Palmer has had quite a career. Signed to Reprise in the mid-nineties, Palmer garnered well-deserved critical-acclaim and toured with the likes of Paula Cole, k.d. Lang and Shawn Colvin. David Bowie asked her to sing background vocals on his Hours album and then he asked her to join his 1999 world tour as a singer/percussionist. Some career highlights: she joined Gnarls Barkley on their World Tour, recorded a duet with Michael Buble', sang background and played acoustic guitar on Idina Menzel's I Stand Tour, wrote the theme to the television show Mob City, and formed the musical duo Bubbles and Cheesecake with Ailee Willis who wrote September and Boogie Wonderland with Earth, Wind & Fire. She's worked with Jellyfish's Roger Manning Jr, Dr. Dre, Don Was and Dave Navarro--how's that for range? She can do anything. Holly Palmer has put out five perfect solo albums including her 1996 self-titled debut, 2007's Songs For Tuesday and 2017's A Family Album. A graduate of the Berkelee College Of Music Palmer has since gone on to explore the nuances of voice and music composition. Her phrasing, her timing and her beautiful timbre make her one of the greats. She's a mom, a wife, an artist and a student all at once and she just keeps crushing it.  www.hollypalmerlife.com www.stereoembersmagazine.com www.embersarts.com www.bombshellradio.com www.alexgreenbooks.com Twitter: @emberseditor IG: @emberspodcast Email: editor@stereoembersmagazine.com

On television, Lombardi had a recurring role on The Sopranos as Agent Skip Lipari, and guest starred on such shows as Chuck, Entourage, Heroes and CSI. He was a cast member of a 1990s revival of Fantasy Island and played Edgar Stiles on 24. He also played Stucky Fein in the short-lived television show Mob City.He has had roles in films including Beer League, The Usual Suspects, Natural Born Killers, Suicide Kings, Beverly Hills Cop III, The Animal, Spider-Man 2, 3000 Miles to Graceland, The Crew, The Hot Chick, The Spirit, Battleship, and Jersey Boys. He also wrote and directed the film Dough Boys, released in 2008.  We discussed;What Person Shaped Who You AreWhat Was Your Biggest Life Challenge & How Did You Overcome ItCan Anyone Make The Dream Happen If They Don't QuitHow Can Persistence Be A Super Power What Would You Tell The 18 Year Old Louis#podcast #mindest #inspiration #motivation #goals #achievementLink to promote:https://avalousitalianpizza.com/How to Be Balanced, Beautiful and Abundant?For more information go to…https://www.rebeccaelizabethwhitman.com/Https://linktr.ee/rebeccaewhitman This is The Quickest & Easiest Way To Your Own Side Hustle!Show me how----->https://balancedbeautifulabundant.com/

This week I brought on the show, playwright, screenwriter, director, and actor, John Pollono.  I wanted to go down the road a little bit about his remarkable journey in the business which expands across theatre and short films. John is one of the founders of the Jabberwocky Theatre Company in 2004 which became the Rogue Machine Theatre in 2008 where he produced his earlier plays. His big break came with his screenplay for the acclaimed biographical drama film, Stronger which premiered at the 2017 Toronto International Film Festival.The screenplay, based on Bauman's memoir Stronger, was number two on the Black List (most-liked "motion picture screenplays not yet produced) in 2016.Stronger, starring multiple award-winning actors, Jake Gyllenhaal, is the inspiring real-life story of Jeff Bauman --- an ordinary man who captured the hearts of his city and the world to become a symbol of hope after surviving but losing his legs in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing and must adjust to his new life.This project came along for John right after signing with Los Angelos - based Creative Artists Agency. Producers, Alex Young and Todd Lieberman were already familiar with Pollono's work. And they were on the hunt for something. That was when adapting Stronger became a prospect. At the time, the book was not yet published so he had a chance to review the unpublished book. Producer Scott Silver was looking to mentor a more junior writer for the Stronger film and fortuitously, John was a good fit having grown up 20 minutes from where the characters take place, he was the best candidate for the job. So, with a follow-up pitch, the book's film adaptation screenplay was sold to Lionsgate.Writing Stronger (the film) was a double success for Pollono. Not only was he mentored directly by the incredible Scott Silver and receiving writing directions about theme, structure, etc, but the project brought him some notoriety as well by topping number two on the blacklist a year before production. That script made a big enough splash for his career.Besides Stronger, Pollono is known for writing Small Engine Repair (the play and its film adaptation), Lost Girls (2013 and 2015) Off-Broadway release, Second Of Rules (the play), Lost and Found (2006), Razorback (play, staged in 2008) and his one-act Illuminati play which won Best Play at the 2010 Network One-Act Festival in New York City.  In his career in front of the camera, Pollono made appearances on shows like Grey's Anatomy, recurring roles on Mob City and NBC's This Is Us TV series, and have worked professionally in entertainment Public RelationsPollono's love for stories and movies dates back to being a kid who was also a voracious reader -- reading every Stephen King book there is. He picked up short story writing at a pretty young age. Obviously, he had a sort of knack for storytelling and started pursuing that path and passion to become a filmmaker and has been fortunate to shadow so many directors who I really admire in the business.He earned a Bachelor of Arts in 1994 from the University of New Hampshire and did two semesters of film school at NYU on an exchange. His experience in New York City, being surrounded by such a diverse group of artists was the biggest epiphany of his life that helped him decide his filmmaking career.He's guest-starred in the television series, How I Met Your Mother and has had smaller acting credits on film and stage.In 2021 he wrote and directed the black comedy-drama, Small Engine Repair which will premiere this September. The film is based on Pollono's play of the same name. I can not recommend this film enough. It is easily one of the best films I've seen in 2021. Events spin wildly out of control when three lifelong friends agree to do a favor on behalf of the brash young woman they all adore. It follows lifelong friends Frank (John Pollono), Swaino (Jon Bernthal), and Packie (Shea Whigham) who share a love of the Red Sox, rowdy bars, and Frank's teenaged daughter Crystal (Bravo). But when Frank invites his pals to a whiskey-fueled evening and asks them to do a favor on behalf of the brash young woman they all adore, events spin wildly out of control in this exploration of brotherhood, class struggle, and toxic masculinity.This interview was a pretty cool conversation and I did not hold back getting John to share all the gems of the business he's learned and fun questions like what it's like working with Frank Darabont and working on the new Hulk Hogan movie currently in production.Enjoy my conversation with John Pollono.

JOHN POLLONO (Writer, Actor, Director) made his directing debut with the critically-acclaimed (Certified Fresh on RT) "Small Engine Repair" which was released theatrically in 2021 and is currently streaming on HULU. A Los-Angeles based actor, playwright and screenwriter from New Hampshire, Pollono saw his play “Small Engine Repair” sweep the L.A. theater scene, winning the L.A. Ovation and Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle (LADCC) Awards for Best Play. Pollono also won the LADCC Award for Best Writing and the play went on to have a smash-hit run in New York City in 2013. In 2015Variety named Pollono one of its “10 Screenwriters to Watch” for his screenplay Stronger, which was No. 2 on the highly regarded Black List in 2016. Based on the true story of Boston Marathon bombing survivor Jeff Bauman, the film was produced and debuted in 2017 with a 95% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Stronger was directed by David Gordon Green and starred Jake Gyllenhaal. Currently, Pollono and co-writer Scott Silver are writing a Hulk Hogan biopic for Netflix, director Todd Phillips and actor Chris Hemsworth. Pollono is also developing projects for FX, Netflix, Warner Bros and Lionsgate. In 2015 Pollono's play “Lost Girls” opened at New York's MCC Theater for an extended, critically acclaimed run. His most recent play, “Rules of Seconds,” also enjoyed a critically acclaimed run in Los Angeles, followed by successful runs on stages across the nation. Also an actor, Pollono has appeared on television series such as “This Is Us,” “Grey's Anatomy,” “How I Met Your Mother,” “Masters of Sex” and “Mob City,” among many others. He is a founding member of Rogue Machine Theatre in Los Angeles.  TWITTER: @JohnPollonoINSTA: @johnnypollo

This week I brought on the show, playwright, screenwriter, director, and actor, John Pollono.  I wanted to go down the road a little bit about his remarkable journey in the business which expands across theatre and short films. John is one of the founders of the Jabberwocky Theatre Company in 2004 which became the Rogue Machine Theatre in 2008 where he produced his earlier plays. His big break came with his screenplay for the acclaimed biographical drama film, Stronger which premiered at the 2017 Toronto International Film Festival.The screenplay, based on Bauman's memoir Stronger, was number two on the Black List (most-liked "motion picture screenplays not yet produced) in 2016.Stronger, starring multiple award-winning actors, Jake Gyllenhaal, is the inspiring real-life story of Jeff Bauman --- an ordinary man who captured the hearts of his city and the world to become a symbol of hope after surviving but losing his legs in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing and must adjust to his new life.This project came along for John right after signing with Los Angelos - based Creative Artists Agency. Producers, Alex Young and Todd Lieberman were already familiar with Pollono's work. And they were on the hunt for something. That was when adapting Stronger became a prospect. At the time, the book was not yet published so he had a chance to review the unpublished book. Producer Scott Silver was looking to mentor a more junior writer for the Stronger film and fortuitously, John was a good fit having grown up 20 minutes from where the characters take place, he was the best candidate for the job. So, with a follow-up pitch, the book's film adaptation screenplay was sold to Lionsgate.Writing Stronger (the film) was a double success for Pollono. Not only was he mentored directly by the incredible Scott Silver and receiving writing directions about theme, structure, etc, but the project brought him some notoriety as well by topping number two on the blacklist a year before production. That script made a big enough splash for his career.Besides Stronger, Pollono is known for writing Small Engine Repair (the play and its film adaptation), Lost Girls (2013 and 2015) Off-Broadway release, Second Of Rules (the play), Lost and Found (2006), Razorback (play, staged in 2008) and his one-act Illuminati play which won Best Play at the 2010 Network One-Act Festival in New York City.  In his career in front of the camera, Pollono made appearances on shows like Grey's Anatomy, recurring roles on Mob City and NBC's This Is Us TV series, and have worked professionally in entertainment Public RelationsPollono's love for stories and movies dates back to being a kid who was also a voracious reader -- reading every Stephen King book there is. He picked up short story writing at a pretty young age. Obviously, he had a sort of knack for storytelling and started pursuing that path and passion to become a filmmaker and has been fortunate to shadow so many directors who I really admire in the business.He earned a Bachelor of Arts in 1994 from the University of New Hampshire and did two semesters of film school at NYU on an exchange. His experience in New York City, being surrounded by such a diverse group of artists was the biggest epiphany of his life that helped him decide his filmmaking career.He's guest-starred in the television series, How I Met Your Mother and has had smaller acting credits on film and stage.In 2021 he wrote and directed the black comedy-drama, Small Engine Repair which will premiere this September. The film is based on Pollono's play of the same name. I can not recommend this film enough. It is easily one of the best films I've seen in 2021. Events spin wildly out of control when three lifelong friends agree to do a favor on behalf of the brash young woman they all adore. It follows lifelong friends Frank (John Pollono), Swaino (Jon Bernthal), and Packie (Shea Whigham) who share a love of the Red Sox, rowdy bars, and Frank's teenaged daughter Crystal (Bravo). But when Frank invites his pals to a whiskey-fueled evening and asks them to do a favor on behalf of the brash young woman they all adore, events spin wildly out of control in this exploration of brotherhood, class struggle, and toxic masculinity.This interview was a pretty cool conversation and I did not hold back getting John to share all the gems of the business he's learned and fun questions like what it's like working with Frank Darabont and working on the new Hulk Hogan movie currently in production.Enjoy my conversation with John Pollono.

This week Rodney from Mob City Moto (formerly Ride of Rides) joins us to talk about all things ADV and Dual Sport!Check out Mob City Moto on YouTube click hereVisit our sponsor and support the show!https://mototomic.com

Writer/director/star John Pollono joins host Robin Milling to talk about his film Small Engine Repair about three working-class childhood friends reuniting for a fun-filled boozy night that takes a serious turn. John talks about what went into turning his successful play into a film, and the poignant #MeToo message underneath the excellent acting by John, his real life buddy Jon Bernthal, and Shea Whigham. 

John Pollono is a playwright, screenwriter, and actor. You know him from “Mob City” and “This is Us.” He wrote the film “Stronger” and the play “Small Engine Repair," which had successful runs in Los Angeles and New York. The filmed version, which he also stars in and directs, is about to open after Covid delayed its release. It co-stars Jon Bernthal and Shea Whigham. In this episode, he talks in-depth about working with those guys, the changes that needed to be made from stage to screen that served to enrich the experience, and the factors that played a part in it all coming together in an organic way. Plus much more! Follow BACK TO ONE on Instagram

This week I brought on the show, playwright, screenwriter, director, and actor, John Pollono.  I wanted to go down the road a little bit about his remarkable journey in the business which expands across theatre and short films. John is one of the founders of the Jabberwocky Theatre Company in 2004 which became the Rogue Machine Theatre in 2008 where he produced his earlier plays. His big break came with his screenplay for the acclaimed biographical drama film, Stronger which premiered at the 2017 Toronto International Film Festival.The screenplay, based on Bauman's memoir Stronger, was number two on the Black List (most-liked "motion picture screenplays not yet produced) in 2016.Stronger, starring multiple award-winning actors, Jake Gyllenhaal, is the inspiring real-life story of Jeff Bauman --- an ordinary man who captured the hearts of his city and the world to become a symbol of hope after surviving but losing his legs in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing and must adjust to his new life.This project came along for John right after signing with Los Angelos - based Creative Artists Agency. Producers, Alex Young and Todd Lieberman were already familiar with Pollono's work. And they were on the hunt for something. That was when adapting Stronger became a prospect. At the time, the book was not yet published so he had a chance to review the unpublished book. Producer Scott Silver was looking to mentor a more junior writer for the Stronger film and fortuitously, John was a good fit having grown up 20 minutes from where the characters take place, he was the best candidate for the job. So, with a follow-up pitch, the book's film adaptation screenplay was sold to Lionsgate.Writing Stronger (the film) was a double success for Pollono. Not only was he mentored directly by the incredible Scott Silver and receiving writing directions about theme, structure, etc, but the project brought him some notoriety as well by topping number two on the blacklist a year before production. That script made a big enough splash for his career.Besides Stronger, Pollono is known for writing Small Engine Repair (the play and its film adaptation), Lost Girls (2013 and 2015) Off-Broadway release, Second Of Rules (the play), Lost and Found (2006), Razorback (play, staged in 2008) and his one-act Illuminati play which won Best Play at the 2010 Network One-Act Festival in New York City.  In his career in front of the camera, Pollono made appearances on shows like Grey's Anatomy, recurring roles on Mob City and NBC's This Is Us TV series, and have worked professionally in entertainment Public RelationsPollono's love for stories and movies dates back to being a kid who was also a voracious reader -- reading every Stephen King book there is. He picked up short story writing at a pretty young age. Obviously, he had a sort of knack for storytelling and started pursuing that path and passion to become a filmmaker and has been fortunate to shadow so many directors who I really admire in the business.He earned a Bachelor of Arts in 1994 from the University of New Hampshire and did two semesters of film school at NYU on an exchange. His experience in New York City, being surrounded by such a diverse group of artists was the biggest epiphany of his life that helped him decide his filmmaking career.He's guest-starred in the television series, How I Met Your Mother and has had smaller acting credits on film and stage.In 2021 he wrote and directed the black comedy-drama, Small Engine Repair which will premiere this September. The film is based on Pollono's play of the same name. I can not recommend this film enough. It is easily one of the best films I've seen in 2021. Events spin wildly out of control when three lifelong friends agree to do a favor on behalf of the brash young woman they all adore. It follows lifelong friends Frank (John Pollono), Swaino (Jon Bernthal), and Packie (Shea Whigham) who share a love of the Red Sox, rowdy bars, and Frank's teenaged daughter Crystal (Bravo). But when Frank invites his pals to a whiskey-fueled evening and asks them to do a favor on behalf of the brash young woman they all adore, events spin wildly out of control in this exploration of brotherhood, class struggle, and toxic masculinity.This interview was a pretty cool conversation and I did not hold back getting John to share all the gems of the business he's learned and fun questions like what it's like working with Frank Darabont and working on the new Hulk Hogan movie currently in production.Enjoy my conversation with John Pollono.

Noel catches up with Edward Edwards. The talented character actor is best known for his roles in Robocop, Family Ties, The Fresh Prince of Bel Air and Mob City. Edward memorably played Ruben Tedesco on Family Ties. Edward also played Oliver North in two movies.

In this episode of Nick Nack Goes To The Movies, we try something a bit different and give you the first edition of The Mixed Bag series, instead of a specific theme, we make this episode all about what I have been watching. If y'all like it, it could easily become a once in a while episode type with many versions, especially when it is safe to go back to the Cinemas! So what are we talking here? Well with the Boys season 2, Lovecraft Country, and Helstrom all wrapping up seasons this month, some just wrapped up this week, I figured it was time to have some super current content. I also made good on my one episode wonder show to watch Mob City, so I got that in here too, I will get to Once Upon A Time In Wonderland soon enough, especially with that coming to Disney Plus in November. I can't wait to get your feedback and opinions on this type of episode. And if you want to get involved with the next episode in the Mixed Bag series, hit us on all social media platforms (as well as Letterboxd.com) at either @NickNackMovies or @NickNack_IC. Let me know what you want me to take a look at and review/discuss, you'll even get a shoutout on the next of those episodes! We also have a ton of content that you don't want to miss to get the full Nick Nack Goes To The Movies experience. Well what are you waiting for, time to dive in to this Mixed Bag episode!!!

Join us as we unpack 2013's neo-noir crime flop by acclaimed director Frank Darabont. We accidentally picked ANOTHER show featuring Milo Ventimiglia and we're not sorry. What we are sorry about is calling Simon Pegg, Sean Pegg. Idk where we got that idea since Abby was quite literally looking at his Wikipedia page while she butchered his name. btw, here's a great article about abolishing the police: https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2020/07/how-i-became-police-abolitionist/613540/ Dearly Departed is hosted by Abigail Baldwin (@grimyhag) and Roberto Guevara (@roboglamjam). Our theme song is written and performed by Ben Mueller of Low Ceilings. Additional theme music by Gal Petel and Rachel Baldwin. All of our featured musicians are on Spotify. Our cover art is by Hunter Bustamante This week we promo Love Portions, hosted by Cornelia and Carolyn and featuring narration by our very own grimyhag. Listen here: https://open.spotify.com/show/4mZqlwferY1NkxWX05Jqgh Follow the Pod on Instagram: www.instagram.com/dearlydepartedthepod/ And Twitter: twitter.com/dearlydepodcast

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Mekia Cox MEKIA COX Mekia has been dazzling audiences since the age of two when she performed her first solo song and dance. It was then that she knew her purpose in life was to entertain. With early career credits including “One Tree Hill”, “CSI:NY”, “Half & Half” and “Bones,” she proceeded to be cast in award-winning television series such as “Modern Family”, “Grey’s Anatomy”, “Gotham”, “Key & Peele”, “Almost Human”, and a multitude of other TV shows including The CW’s hit series “90210” where she was cast as the vivacious DJ, Sasha. On the big screen she’s appeared alongside Steve Carell and Ryan Gosling in the romantic comedy “Crazy, Stupid, Love”, as well as dancing alongside Michael Jackson in the 2009 tour/documentary “This Is It”. She’s also been afforded the opportunity to work with other industry icons including J.J. Abrams and producer Josh Reims when she was granted her first series regular role on NBC's “Undercovers,” as well as with three-time Academy Award nominee Frank Darabont in TNT’s “Mob City”. Most recently she’s been seen as Princess Tiana in ABC’s “Once Upon a Time” and is best known for her role as Robin Charles on NBC’s “Chicago Med.” Currently Mekia has joined ABC’s “The Rookie” where she plays tough undercover cop turned training officer Nyla Harper. Mekia's talents also exceed what has been captured on screen. With a Bachelor of Music Degree in Musical Theatre and two national tours under her belt (“Fame" and "Smoke Joe’s Café"), her goal is to share her passion for storytelling with world.

Angesichts der wochenlangen Verbannung in die eigenen vier Wände dürfte einigen von Euch mittlerweile der Serienstoff ausgehen. Und so hat sich Rüdiger diese Woche den Asien-Experten Holger an die Seite geholt, um eine neue Ausgabe der losen Reihe "Die besten Serien, die keiner kennt" aufzunehmen. Jeder von den beiden hat sich drei Empfehlungen ausgesucht, die bisher vermutlich bei kaum jemandem auf der Watchlist standen. In 5-10 Minuten versuchen sie dabei einander und die Hörer von ihren Tipps zu begeistern und können es kaum erwarten bis zu ihrem persönlichen Highlight am Ende der Ausgabe zu kommen. Im Angebot sind "Chief of Staff" (5:20, Netflix), "Casual" (16:50, Amazon), "Vagabond" (23:04, Netflix), "Mob City" (29:35, DVD), "Pflicht/Schande" (35:55, Netflix) und "Brass Eye" (43:20, UK DVD). Cold-Open-Frage: "Was ist der beste von einer Serie inspirierte Song?"

Today on The Neil Haley Show, The Total Tutor Neil Haley and Caregiver Dave will interview Celebrity Chantelle Albers. Actress | Producer Produced and starred as Melissa White in the indie horror film The 6th Friend. The project reunites her with former co-star Dominique Swain and also stars Jessica Morris. The movie is playing in select cities now and on VOD. Featured in The Hollywood Reporter's Rep Sheet Roundup. Click here to view the piece. Plays the supporting lead in the indie horror film Reawakened alongside Stephanie Brass and Rich Redmond to name a few. Plays Banshee in the DC Comic inspired action short film The Demon in the Dark alongside Dominique Swain. Plays Skye Taylor in the short film The Visitor. This film premiered at the Cannes Film Festival. Starred in other horror movies including: Condemned, Axeman, Turquoise, Uncut. Was the lead in two sci-fi projects including The Desert and The Yoke. Had guest starring roles on hit TV shows such as Modern Family, Suspense and Mob City. Can be seen as Jeanie Reed in the comedy web series Pumpkin Morgue. Red Carpet Photo: https://www.gettyimages.com/detail/news-photo/actor-chantelle-albers-attends-the-2018-la-femme-news-photo/1051921608    

Join Jaimi Gray as she sits down with Chantelle Albers to discuss her current projects! Albers is set to star in the horror film, The 6th Friend, which she is also producing. The projects reunites her with former co-star Dominique Swain and also stars Jessica Morris.Albers plays Melissa, one of six college best friends who throws their own private graduation party that goes terribly wrong when an uninvited guest arrives. Out of self-defense, the girls find themselves in a night filled with murder. After five years passed, the horror of the past follows them as their demons come back to haunt them in another night of horror and bloodshed. The film will be released domestically and on VOD January 15. It has been making the rounds on the festival circuit, winning several awards includingBest Horror Film at the Independent Showcase Film Festival, a Freaky Award at the Freak Show Horror Film Festival, and Best Picture at the RIP Horror Film Festival. Things are not slowing down for Albers. She is currently filming Promises, where she plays a singer who finds out that her daughter has a life-threatening illness and is unable to afford her medical care. The film depicts a journey of a mother’s love and how far she will go for her daughter. She is also no stranger to the small screen where she had memorable guest-starring roles on hit TV shows such as Modern Family, Suspense and Mob City. Please see more information on Albers below: Chantelle Albers Actress | Producer Plays the supporting lead in the indie horror film Reawakened alongside Stephanie Brass and Rich Redmond to name a few Plays Banshee in the DC Comic inspired action short film The Demon in the Dark alongside Dominique Swain Starred in other horror movies including: Condemned, Axeman, Turquoise, Uncut Was the lead in two sci-fi projects including The Desert and The Yoke Can be seen as Jeanie Reed in the comedy web series Pumpkin Morgue Red Carpet Photo: https://www.gettyimages.com/detail/news-photo/actor-chantelle-albers-attends-the-2018-la-femme-news-photo/1051921608 Make sure to subscribe to AfterBuzz! - http://youtube.com/afterbuzztv HELPFUL LINKS: Website - http://afterbuzztv.com Apple Podcasts - https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/afterbuzz-tv/id407139777?mt=2 Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/afterbuzztv Like us on Facebook - http://facebook.com/afterbuzztv See on us Instagram - http://instagram.com/afterbuzztv Merch - http://shop.spreadshirt.com/AfterbuzzTV/ ABOUT AFTERBUZZ TV: Created by Emmy winner Maria Menounos & producer Keven Undergaro, AfterBuzz TV is the digital broadcast network dedicated to producing live and on-demand after-shows, news and coverage for nearly every TV show featuring expert recaps & interviews with cast & crew. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode, I'm joined by actor, Micah Parker. He is known for his roles in The Vampire Diaries, Mob City and Wait. He and I sit down and discuss life in Hollywood, working in the industry and the WORK that it takes to put in if you want to be successful. Ryan McCoy is a writer first, filmmaker second, entrepreneur third. He has written and produced two feature films, and is beginning to expand out to give talks and share his experience with the next generation of young filmmakers. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rynoryder/support

NFL referees getting fired, trade deadline, Matt Patricia is a hypocrite, "How ya livin?". Da Hock would rather live in Detroit than New York. World Series Parade recap and Kershaw extension talk. Another week of Sideline Celebrity with Georgia and Oklahoma. Danica needs to get out of town NOW. More movie talk than anticipated and Da Hock ruined Urban Dictionary before the show even started. James "Whitey" Bulger gets whacked and Woody Harelson's dad is a serial killer. Dragonslayer. Support the show (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/all-over/id1407405715?mt=2&i=1000422666322)

NFL referees getting fired, trade deadline, Matt Patricia is a hypocrite, "How ya livin?". Da Hock would rather live in Detroit than New York. World Series Parade recap and Kershaw extension talk. Another week of Sideline Celebrity with Georgia and Oklahoma. Danica needs to get out of town NOW. More movie talk than anticipated and Da Hock ruined Urban Dictionary before the show even started. James "Whitey" Bulger gets whacked and Woody Harelson's dad is a serial killer. Dragonslayer. Support the show (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/all-over/id1407405715?mt=2&i=1000422666322)

Oscar-nominated Mark Isham is one of the most respected composers to ever work in the medium, and it was a great honor to be able to have him share some insight behind his recent work. Mark shares a bit about his background and how he found the path to film composing. We talk about his re-teaming with director Frank Darabont for the gritty Mob City on TNT. Mark talks about his approach and how he started really early on this project to allow Darabont to do some very unique stuff with the music in the show. Mark also shares how he juggles two major broadcast series as well with Once Upon A Time and Once Upon A Time In Wonderland. We explore how he handles TV schedules and his approach to the format including how commercial breaks play into his scoring approach. A very insightful talk with a truly remarkable composer. Interview Conducted By:Kaya Savas Special Thanks:Mark IshamRay CostaAlbert TelloCosta Communications

Hunter Via has been the editor on films and TV shows like The Shield, The Mist, Sons of Anarchy, Mob City, The 100, and Preacher, but he is probably best known as the editor for The Walking Dead, for which he edited the pilot and a number of iconic episodes. His work on the “Days Gone Bye” episode of The […] The post Walking Dead Editor Hunter Via on Editing Stories with Shades of Gray appeared first on The nsavides Podcast | filmmaking | music | cinematography | writing.

Steve Cooper talks with actor Patrick Fischler. Patrick began building up his résumé in the late 90s, making appearances on TV shows like Sister, Sister and Nash Bridges. His intense looks and malleable demeanor soon made him a familiar face, and in 2001 he was cast in the David Lynch film Mulholland Drive. By the late 2000s, Fischler was landing recurring roles on major primetime series, playing Jimmy Bartlett on the period drama Mad Men and later taking on the role of Dharma Initiative employee Phil on the hit Lost. In 2009, he joined the cast of another network drama, portraying Detective Kenny No-Gun on police drama Southland. He has also recurred on series such as Silicon Valley, Californication, Shameless and Once Upon a Time and has guest starred on countless shows including Maron, Hawaii Five-0, Mob City, Body of Proof, The Mentalist, Grey's Anatomy, Castle and many more. 

Today Ken welcomes writer, comedian, actor and podcaster Dana Gould to the show. Ken and Dana discuss the memories of dark failure that hang over Harvard Square, replacing Steven Wright in Stationary, Boston Radio, having a member of the cars stare you down, Dana Hersey's Movie Loft, WSBK TV 38, Creature Double Features, being a Monster Kid, The Midnight Special, Rod Serling and the Night Gallery, Feep, horror hosts, Reel Wild Cinema, cursed used cars, the perplexing Japanese Box Office, TV Guide as the 70s video store, the wonders of stumbling on things, David Chase and the Night Stalker, Vampira, The Medveds, Ed Wood, Planet of the Apes, the strangeness that is Gloucester, Jonathan Ross, Incredibly Strange Film Show, how Dana's Dad became Buffy The Vampire Slayer, how the world has changed, being best friends with Greg Nicotero, intense Tom Savini, Frank Darabont, Mob City, The Simpsons, The Ben Stiller Show, Willfred Brimley, The Mystery of Kurt Russell, Elvis Presley's Moon Landing issue, Change of Habit, Hoyt Axton, Little Richard's innovations, Townies, SNL, George Carlin, SCTV, and the wonders of Martin Short's tiny hands.

Steve Cooper talks with actor Scott MacDonald. Scott is a veteran character actor with an extensive and eclectic list of credits in film, television, commercials, voice overs and on the legit stages of regional theaters across the U.S. and on Broadway. He has voiced or appeared in hundreds of national commercials and CD ROM games. He is one of a rare cadre of actors who have guest starred on all four of the modern Star Trek series as no less than 6 different creatures. He has performed Hamlet and Bullwinkle Moose on the boards, and even had a 7 year run as the lovely "Hilda" while wearing a dress in the long running Bud Light Ladies campaign which included thousands of personal appearances. Some of his movie and TV credits include a recurring role in Carnivale and guest-starring roles in Jarhead, Law & Order, Frasier, Jack Frost, Chicago Hope, The X-Files, The Practice, CSI, The West Wing, NCIS, Monk, JAG, Major Crimes, Mob City, Scorpion and many more.

VISIONARY SAXOPHONIST ERIC DARIUS FINDS INSPIRATION FROM THE PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE AND TEAMS UP WITH ALL-STAR PRODUCERS/ WRITERS FOR SHINING NEW SHANACHIE CD RETRO FORWARD.   Saxophonist, composer, producer, and vocalist Eric Darius likes to play by his own rules. He's a visionary who has learned to listen to his own inner voice. Steeped in tradition and grounded in the lessons learned from his mentors, Darius is not afraid to push himself and his art forward. The Renaissance man reaffirms this credo on his sixth album as a leader and second recording for Shanachie Entertainment. “Retro Forward represents my musical statement as an artist who's not confined by any boundaries, genres, or rules. As a younger person with roots in the Contemporary Jazz genre, I feel it's my responsibility to pay homage to the greats that founded this music, but also push it forward to a new, exciting direction that will keep the music alive and relevant for the younger generation,” confesses the astute business scholar.Eric Darius' infinite vision has allowed the musical chameleon to collaborate with such diverse superstars as Prince, Jamie Foxx, David Foster, George Benson, Mary J. Blige, and Wynton Marsalis to name a few. He has even appeared on the popular Simon Cowell TV series, The X Factor and TNT's hit TV drama series, Mob City. For Retro Forward, the Billboard chart-topping saxophonist aligns himself with a new crew of producers and writers and the result is a new found energy and sound. “My goal was to work with producers, writers and musicians who would interpret my music from a completely different and fresh perspective, in order to reinvent myself and redefine my music. I took everything that I had done in the past and pressed the reset button.

Steve Cooper talks with actor Michael McGrady. Michael made his foray into television was quickly as he was cast in one of the nations first Cherry Pepsi commercials. From then on he has worked steadily in the industry for almost 30 years. He has guest starred on countless shows such as 24, CSI: Miami, Leverage, Prison Break, Rizzoli & Isles, Hawaii Five-0, Longmire, Breakout Kings and Castle. He has co-starred in the series Low Winter Sun, Southland, Mob City and Day Break and currently can be seen playing Frank Barnes in Showtime's hit series Ray Donovan.

Steve Cooper talks with actor Mike Hagerty. Mike is known for playing comedic blue-collared workers, including recurring roles as building superintendent Mr. Treeger on Friends and the manager of the muffler shop on HBO's Lucky Louie. He was a regular on The George Carlin Show and Mob City and has had roles in many shows including The Wonder Years, Cheers, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Seinfeld, Grey's Anatomy Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Entourage, Monk and Community. He has also been in a handful of movies including Wayne's World, Speed 2, Doctor Detroit, One Good Cop, Nothing in Common and Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me.

On this latest episode we're joined by Podcasting Legend, Adam Barker (without whom this show probably wouldn't exist - so it's great to finally have him on the show!) to discuss the resurrection of Heroes and Ripper Street, the cancellation of Frank Darabont's Mob City and some exciting casting news for Fox's upcoming Gotham show and the BBC's Peaky Blinders. And then of course there's the confirmation that Seth Rogan and Evan Goldberg's Preacher treatment has been officially greenlit by AMC! All this and more on another news-packed TV DumpCAST!To Check out other shows in the Collection visit:http://barkerpodcasts.webs.com@TVdumpCAST All views and opinions expressed in this podcast are solely those of The TV DumpCAST.

This week opens with a tooting fanfare from Sam for the 20th episode! Sawyer buzz is already building this week as the boys discuss sci fi thriller Helix, LA noir-esque Mob City and the boys resolve that Sam's filthy slacking jobless ways need to come to an end!

In The Cold Open Podcast #12, Matt Reynolds and Robert Sickels commence with a discussion of the implications of Andy Greenwald’s essay, “The Year TV Got Small.”  We then move on to Mob City, TNT’s “epic television event,” which is loosely based on John Buntin’s fantastic book, L.A. Noir. This ultimately leads to a far ranging discussion of Los Angeles as represented in movies, literature, music, and architecture. Lastly, we conclude with something old and something new, in which Robert gushes over Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez’s […]

With Mark Lawson. Australian writer Christos Tsiolkas, who came to worldwide recognition with his controversial novel The Slap, discusses his follow up, Barracuda, the story of a young man with the potential to become an Olympic swimming champion and his struggle with self-acceptance. Violinist Maxim Vengerov, who is performing a series of concerts at London's Barbican this year, discusses the challenges of the more demanding elements of the repertoire, how he responds to different audiences, and how he alters his playing technique to suit the acoustics of a venue. Tracy Chevalier, author of Girl With a Pearl Earring, reviews a new documentary film Tim's Vermeer, in which inventor Tim Jenison attempts to understand and recreate the painting techniques used by Dutch Master Johannes Vermeer. Two American cop shows begin on TV this week. Mob City, created by Oscar-nominated writer Frank Darabont, is a neo-noir drama looking at the LAPD in the 1940s. Brooklyn Nine-Nine won two Golden Globes at this weekend's ceremony and takes a comic look at the exploits of a contemporary Brooklyn police department. Crime fiction expert Jeff Park delivers his verdict on the two shows. Producer: Jerome Weatherald.

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(NSFW!) Recorded live at Brewvies. Gay marriage. Happy B-day Stan Lee! 47 Ronin. Die Hard. SHEILD. Arrow. Rogue cut from XMen. American Horror Story:Coven. Chicago PD. Mob City. Almost Human. Sin City TV show? Gotham. Xbox tv shows. LOTS more.

(NSFW!) Recorded live at Brewvies. Gay marriage. Happy B-day Stan Lee! 47 Ronin. Die Hard. SHEILD. Arrow. Rogue cut from XMen. American Horror Story:Coven. Chicago PD. Mob City. Almost Human. Sin City TV show? Gotham. Xbox tv shows. LOTS more.

Another fine podcast-mess we have gotten ourselves into! We reduce down to the founding stooges this week for the last podcast of 2013 (except for the special episode in a few days time where we pick our film of the year - The Is It A Bicycla Awards!). We talk hobbit/elven mating practices while pretending to talk about Hobbit Sequel the Desolation of Smaug. Can female comics be beautiful? We review Sarah Silverman's HBO Comedy Special and try to decide for ourselves. Robert De Niro is back as a gangster in the Family and the final piece of TV before we decide on who deserves the Bikey's this year is Mob City, a return for Frank Darabont and some other Walking Dead Alumni!

Hey ATA Listeners, the theme for this week's podcast is Jingle Bell Rock as the TV schedule winding down for Christmas has Once upon a Time, choosing the right time to put the Neverland story away but a Almost Human crime still makes it a swell time…to go riding on Sleepy Hollow's Headless Horseman drawn sleigh. So giddyup you Phil Dunphy like listeners, pick up those Canadian trekking feet, we've got a holiday Big Bang Theory review on the clock because with a Rundown Section reviewing Homeland, The Tomorrow People, Mob City and more mixed and mingled in the discussion beat, that's the Jingle Bell, (everybody sing) this is the Jingle Bell, this podcast is the Jingle Bell Rock!

We have comedian Dana Gould and former Jonah Raydio guest Ronnie Barnett of The Muffs on this episode.   Check out Dana on TNT’s Mob City and get his album I Know It’s Wrong.  Don’t forget to also check out Dana’s own podcast The Dana Gould Hour.  Keep a lookout for a new record from The Muffs in April and follow Ronnie on the Instagram @DavidLeeRoth.  Jonah Raydio will be coming to SF Sketchfest February 8 at 1pm at Lost Weekend Video.  If you’re a fan of “yacht rock” check out former Channel 101 show Yacht Rock. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On episode 207, Jason (@theTVaholic) is joined by Anthony Ocasio (@anthonyocasio) from Screenrant.com and Trevor Kimball (@tvseriesfinale) from TVSeriesFinale.com to talk about some recent news, take a look back the Fall 2013 TV season and discuss episodes of Arrow and Mob City. (Start times of each segment) News (00:01:14) We talked about the following seven… Continue reading TVx3 E207: A Look Back at Fall TV 2013

Como ya es habitual en este nuevo podcast nos ha acompañado Alberto Arasa (@xanillo) y yo (Juan Blanco - @__JBS) de Todo Sobre Series TV En este Podcast hemos hablado sobre las noticias más importantes de la semana, como el estreno de Mob City, lo nuevo de Sherlock y lo que pasa en Padre de Familia. También hemos hablado de Turn, Dominion y Those Who Kill. De otras noticias también hemos hablado de los recortes de Scandal, Dads y las cancelaciones de Low Winter Sun y Californication. En cuanto a otros temas hemos tocado un poco el cine, centrándonos en Guerra Mundial Z y la guerra de los mundos. También hemos debatido sobre las últimas noticias de la TDT y de lo que pasará con los cambios En series nos hemos centrado a hablar sobre todo de The Blacklist, The Following, Mentes Criminales y algo de Sleepy Hollow. No os olvidéis recomendarnos y comentar el audio

On episode 207, Jason (@theTVaholic) is joined by Anthony Ocasio (@anthonyocasio) from Screenrant.com and Trevor Kimball (@tvseriesfinale) from TVSeriesFinale.com to talk about some recent news, take a look back the Fall 2013 TV season and discuss episodes of Arrow and Mob City. (Start times of each segment) News (00:01:14) We talked about the following seven […]

With the holidays fast approaching, several TV shows are finishing up the fall portion of their seasons, giving us plenty to discuss this week on the podcast. First we look at the comedies, then some reality, including the much ballyhooed The Sound of Music Live and the finale of The Amazing Race. Next it’s over to drama, including a look at the pilot for Mob City, and then we finish up the week’s TV with genre, including Simon’s catch up with Banshee season one and the midseason finales of Sleepy Hollow and Supernatural. Finally, we welcome back Scott Meslow of The Week.com to the DVD Shelf to help us look at the all-time great sitcom, The Office (UK). The post The Televerse #119- The Office (UK) with Scott Meslow appeared first on PopOptiq.

Mike Hagerty is an american actor, he is known for playing roles as a bulding superinteded , he has appeared on, Martin, Cheers, The Waynas Bros many others. Mike Stops by the show to talk about his role on the TNT Drama Series MOB City.

En este tercer podcast, nos acompañan Alberto Arasa de La Caja Lista además de Juan Blanco de Todo Sobre Series TV. Hablaremos de la renovación de The Blacklist, serie que se estrenará mañana en Canal+ Serie, damos más datos de Doctor Who (Podéis escuchar también nuestro podcast especial), hablamos de la fecha de estreno de Sherlock, de la llegada de Mob City y How I Met Your Mother (Como Conocí a Vuestra Madre). También analizamos un poco el estreno de Almost Human en AXN y el final de The Walking Dead. En este audio también hay un espacio de debate sobre el mundo de la ficción y lo que ha pasado con Canal+ y los derechos deportivos.

The PlayedSawWatching podcast has no idea if Simon Pegg is in Mob City or not.