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Alex was born and raised in Del Mar, California. She attended the conservatory at "AMDA" (The American Musical and Dramatic Academy), graduating from their Los Angeles campus (where she is an adjunct faculty professor in their acting department) and "The New School University", New York, where she received a BFA in Musical Theatre. She obtained her Masters degree in theatre studies from California State University, Northridge. Alex has also graduated and/or studied with IO West, UCB, Second City and The Groundlings' improv programs. She has done sketch/comedy work on shows, such as Jimmy Kimmel Live! (2003), After Lately (2011), Chelsea Lately (2007) and Showtime's House of Lies (2012): Flight Club. She has performed improvisation weekly on the iO West MainStage, Nerdist, and Beetle House LA with her all female improv team Pumps! And with Second City Hollywood, ACME NoHo and iO West house teams. Aside from TV shows & film, Alex can also be seen in a variety of commercials, from Casio Cameras, Southwest Airlines, PNC Bank, Big 10 Network and a sexy Carl's Jr campaign, just to name a few. When not acting, Alex enjoys yoga & spending time with her adorable rescued LA street dog, Victoria Barkham. Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV For more After Shows for your favorite TV shows and the latest news in TV, Film, and exclusive celebrity interviews, visit http://www.AfterBuzzTV.com

Steve Cooper talks with actor Brian Howe. Brian can currently be see playing Sheriff Pickett in HBO's Westworld and was a recurring character on the same network's hit Vice Principals. He began his TV career during the mid-'90s, as an occasional guest player on episodes of such series as Law Order and Spencer for Hire and the short-lived sitcom The Bonnie Hunt Show. He re-teamed with the venerable Hunt for a small role in his first feature, which the actress directed: the romantic comedy Return to Me. Supporting turns in an uneven series of films ensued, ranging from K-PAX to Steven Spielberg's Catch Me If You Can. He later was cast in the short-lived sitcom A Minute With Stan Hooper then landed a trio of supporting roles in A-list films during 2006: one in the Robin William's in RV, another with Will Smith in The Pursuit of Happyness and a third in Tony Scott's Deja Vu. Clint Eastwood cast him in the 2008 drama Gran Torino. He appeared in the 2011 action film I Am Number Four, and in 2012 he appeared as Randy Scheunemann in the made-for-HBO docudrama Game Change. He also had a recurring role in HBO's hit The Newsroom and on Showtime's House of Lies and Masters of Sex. He will soon be seen in the original Amazon series The Last Tycoon.

Robert McLaws joins the show to talk about Project Astoria which is designed to help users install Android apps on their Windows Mobile devices. We also talk about the recent Here Maps purchase by BMW AG, Audi AG and Daimler AG. All this and more on the MS Mobile Show!   Hosts Vernon EL Smith & David V. Kimball   Guest Robert McLaws is a Microsoft MVP for the .NET Framework along with a being a CEO of a commercial real estate startup called Advanced REI. Connect with him on Twitter at @robertmclaws.   Weekly Poll Question Current poll question - Will the availability of Android apps on Windows Mobile help market share? - Vote here Previous poll question - What Windows 10 upgrade method did you use? View results here   Tip of the Episode How to use Internet Explorer in Windows 10   News Discussed Microsoft Lots of Xbox announcements. Preview members getting Win 10 builds in September with mouse & keyboard support Nokia sells Here Maps Google You can set Cortana as the default digital assistant on many Android devices when using the latest beta     App coming to Windows Mobile Everything on Android!   Personal Picks App Picks David - Tile Generator Vernon - Files by Microsoft Robert - Disney Expedition & New on Netflix Music Picks David - Girls Generation - "Oh!" which is on the Oh! album Vernon - Dr. Dre - The Chronic Robert - Latest album from The Script (No Sound Without Silence), Ben Folds Five, songs used in the credits of Showtime's House of Lies Podcast Picks David - Michael Sharkey's "The Talent Show" (Ep 17 in particular) Vernon - Gamertag Radio by Danny Pena Robert - MS Mobile Show, 25.4 Podcast   Twitter Tip Do your best to get your username on other services to help with personal branding. Be consistent!   Subscribe Thank you for listening and/or watching the MS Mobile Show! If you are not already subscribed, please visit our Subscribe page to find out how to subscribe with your favorite app or service.     Support To support the show, please visit our Support & Advertise page in order to find out how to help keep this show going. We have options for not only companies, but also for individual Patreon style methods priced for every budget. As always, thank you for listening and/or watching! Stay Mobile!  

Haunted Hollywood with our guest Wes S. Nickerson the 3rd. Writer/producer for Showtime's House of Lies.

Steve Cooper talks with actor Brian Howe. Brian is typically cast as an American everyman in many ways, the most challenging of roles to play. After spending time in stage productions in Boston he began his TV career during the mid-'90s, as an occasional guest player on episodes of such series as Law & Order and Spencer for Hire and the short-lived sitcom The Bonnie Hunt Show. He re-teamed with the venerable Hunt for a small role in his first feature, which the actress directed: the romantic comedy Return to Me. Supporting turns in an uneven series of films ensued, ranging from K-PAX to Steven Spielberg's Catch Me If You Can. He later was cast in the short-lived sitcom A Minute With Stan Hooper then landed a trio of supporting roles in A-list films during 2006: one in the Robin William's in RV, another with Will Smith in The Pursuit of Happyness and a third in Tony Scott's Deja Vu. Clint Eastwood cast him in the 2008 drama Gran Torino. He appeared in the 2011 action film I Am Number Four, and in 2012 Howe appeared as Randy Scheunemann in the made-for-HBO docudrama Game Change. He recently had a recurring role in HBO's hit The Newsroom and can be seen on the new season of Showtime's House of Lies.