In this exclusive interview, Will Pugh, lead singer of Cartel, sits down to talk about the band’s biggest hits like "Honestly" and "Say Anything", their unforgettable time on MTV’s Band in a Bubble, and the rebirth of pop punk music in today’s scene. Plus the new album and re-recording of Chroma 20 years later!Big thank you to FanDuel! check out the FanDuel app here: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/fanduel-sportsbook-casino/id1413721906Big thank you to Aonic - Check out Aonic and try

Send us a text On this special Spotlight episode, we sit down with actor LaRoyce Hawkins as he shares his Chicago roots, what it means to be a leader on and off set, and how staying prepared shaped his journey—especially after his NAACP Awards nomination. He also dives into his experience working on Marvel’s Ironheart and what fans can expect from the upcoming 13th season of Chicago PD. 🍿 From Hollywood to real-life stories, this interview is packed with insight and inspiration. Don’t miss

Welcome to our new show, Light Camera Carpool! In our pilot episode Hope and Bobby discuss among many other things, if Hope considers herself a filmmaker, Bobby's perspective on what Directing is and who actors are, and Hope and Bobby's upcoming short film. In this episode:Is Hope a Filmmaker Bobby's new Short Film Hope being a Theater and Performance student in collegeHope's cursing problem What is Bobby's Dream Project What does Bobby think Directors and Actors areWhat would Hope do in a Zombie

This week we dive deep into indie filmmaking with Joseph Millson and his debut movie as director Signs of Life.Giles Alderson, Dom Lenoir and Phil Hawkins talk to Joseph about writing his script, awards, directing, inspiration, financing his movie, getting the right people involved, why it worked for him, setting a date, what got him his 20 cinema screening run and distribution deal and what drove him to direct and they have a right laugh as well. Joseph has acted in films including: The

This week on High on Horror, we’ve got a sneak peek at Coyotes and it is little but here is our review. Trapped in their Hollywood Hills home, a family must fight for survival as they’re caught between a raging wildfire and a pack of savage coyotes. Claustrophobic, brutal, and timely, this one brings the terror close to home.🎧 Spark one up and join us as we sink our teeth into this tense new survival horror story and see if Coyotes delivers the bite to match its bark. Stay connected: Follow

My guest today is filmmaker Natalia León. She left Mexico at the age of 17 to study at the National School of Decorative Arts in Paris, where she specialized in animation. Passionate about writing and storytelling, she decided to complete her training at The School of Visual Arts in New York, where she studied screenwriting and directing. In 2021, during her final year at ENSAD, she wrote and developed the project Como si la tierra se las hubiera tragado, translated to AS IF THE EARTH HAD SWALLOWED

Skip Intro comes to New York this week to talk to Louis Partridge of Enola Holmes fame.Partridge takes on the role of Edward Guinness in the new series House of Guinness. He also stars as Wickham in Netflix’s upcoming Pride & Prejudice adaptation, as well as the younger Billy Crudup character in Noah Baumbach’s Jay Kelly. The 22-year-old actor shares what it was like to meet his first casting director, playing rugby and being mischievous in school, and his girlfriend’s funny American

Image courtesy of Hulu.In this episode, we welcome Nadia Latif and Ula Pontikos, BSC. Nadia directed the new film, The Man in My Basement, starring Willem Dafoe — and Ula was the film’s cinematographer. Previously, Ula has shot projects including “Russian Doll,” “Three Women” and the upcoming “Blade Runner 2099” series. In our chat, they share about the making of this feature, their creative collaboration, and insights into color grading. The Man in My Basement is now streaming on Hulu and

In 2003, just days before the U.S. invaded Iraq, a US Army base in Kuwait—Camp Pennsylvania - was hit with a deadly insider attack. In this weeks Urban Valor episode, Army Sergeant Major Bart Womack recounts the terrifying night a fellow soldier threw grenades into tents full of sleeping American troops. It was the first insider attack of the Iraq War, and it came from within their own ranks.But that wasn't the only time Bart faced death. He also survived a tense firefight in the Korean DMZ,

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MERCH! PROMO CODE KNUCKLES25 FREE SHIPPING!Hey Knuckleheads! — it’s just us chatting: cruise suite perks, infinite lobster dreams, air-fryer life hacks, and yes, a horror-comedy poop story straight out of real life. Grab a drink, laugh with us (or at us), and stick around for the wild little details that only the Knuckleheads Podcast would share.

In this episode, we’re exploring quantum energy, education for at-risk youth, and the future of mental wellness—filmed on location at HomeSmart in Scottsdale, AZ! First, we sit down with Christy Whitman—NYT bestselling author, transformational leader, and channel for The Council. Christy shares the 7 “Manifestation Killer” words that block abundance, her 2-minute daily practice for rewiring the subconscious, and insights from her bestselling books Quantum Success and The Art of Having It All

Send us a text In February of 2021 23 -year-old Sandra Birchmore, a pregnant teacher’s aide at a Boston area elementary school, was found dead in her Canton, Massachusetts apartment. Her death was initially ruled as a suicide by asphyxia. However, Sandra’s family members and friends did not believe the findings and pushed for an investigation which resulted in the closed case suicide to be blown wide open and her death ruled a homicide a year later. Prosecutors now allege that Sandra was kill...

Send us a text On this episode local Rhode Island author Christa Carmen joins to discuss her new novel, How to Fake a Haunting. Christa is a Bram Stoker Award winning and two-time Shirley Jackson Award nominated author who's previous works include The Daughters of Block Island and Beneath the Poet's House. Her latest book touches on a wife who looks to stage a haunting to drive away her alcoholic husband, only to discover the built up anger in the home may have created something she cannot co...

In this episode, Mishu sits down with writer and director Sanicole Young to talk about what it means when an idea won’t leave you alone. They chat the discomfort of filmmaking—the stress, the pivoting, the grind—and the joy that keeps you coming back anyway. From battling production hurdles to learning when to listen to the idea that wakes you up at 3 a.m., Sanicole shares how she stays anchored in purpose even when the work feels impossible.🎥 Sandrel “Sanicole” Young is an independent

BT Ep#1; Catching up, the good, the bad, the ugly. Good Afternoon Guys! Come join in as we go over what we've missed sharing through 2024-25. Please tell me what you guys want to hear about!? Long Range Shooting? Rifle builds/Comp&Hunting? Reloading? Handguns/AR Builds?

Vanity Fair’s Kase Wickman and The Ankler’s own Chris Rosen join Katey to explain exactly what Taylor Swift brought to theaters this weekend, and why making her own movie at last might be the last mountain left for the pop icon to conquer. Then Katey talks to Mary Bronstein, whose darkly funny and surreal If I Had Legs I’d Kick You is the result of years of work and struggle — but absolutely zero compromise.Prestige Junkie After Party subscribers can watch the full video version of this

Production Assistant organizers Clio Byrne-Gudding, Nalani Rodgers and Ethan Ravens join us to talk about starting a union and the essential work that PA's do on sets of award winning shows like HBO's The Pitt.

You don't have to wear stretchy pants to enjoy movies, nor must you believe in science to be a fan of a family-friendly outdoor arts festival.But if you like quoting the Jack Black comedy Nacho Libre (2006), then get that corn out of your face! Be ready to stake your spot outside the Mexican American Cultural Center for a special showing of 'Nacho' during Chalk the Block. The MACC's Rebecca Muñoz is back in the podcast studio with Stephanie Valle and Lisa Elliott to talk about their favorite things

Bill Maher sits down with Seth Green for a fast, funny conversation that zig-zags from Hollywood war stories to pop-culture philosophy – including a wild night on the town with Macaulay Culkin, Andy Dick, and Marilyn Manson that went spectacularly sideways. They trade notes on weed, hemp, and the myth-versus-merit of CBD, then dive into the child-actor reality – Gary Coleman’s hard truths, “fame without money,” and how Seth managed to avoid the pitfalls. From MTV Awards and Punk’d pranks to the