10 Famous places you can stay overnight from the movies
Take a trip beyond the confines of your living room or local theater and spend a night in famous places you thought you could only visit on screen.
Is life ‘UnReal’ for TV showrunner Stacy Rukeyser?
We caught up with showrunner Stacy Rukeyser to talk about 'UnReal' and 'Everlasting' and the need for complex female characters.
How comedy, love, and female power converge in ‘Southern Comfort’
We sat down with Malorie Cunningham to discuss 'Southern Comfort', a six-episode web series about two women who decide to separate from their husbands.
Tommy Swerdlow merges heroin addiction with comedy in ‘A Thousand Junkies’
We sit down with writer & actor Tommy Swerdlow about his directorial debut, 'A Thousand Junkies', a fast-paced and deliciously dark black comedy.
Margaret Byrne on ‘Raising Bertie’: filming hope – Pt. 1
Margaret Byrne is a powerhouse. Her longitudinal documentary 'Raising Bertie' wowed audiences and critics alike after its release last month.
Indie Movie of the Day: ‘Aiyai: Wrathful Soul’
'Aiyai: Wrathful Soul’'s story revolves around a young man, Kiran, who becomes a conduit for a mysterious spirit that lures victims to chilling fates.
‘Lucifer’ welcomes a very old friend in the new Netflix trailer for season 4
Last August in response to fan outcry Netflix picked up fantasy police procedural 'Lucifer' for a fourth season, set to premiere Wednesday, May 8th 2019.
Currently Crowdfunding: ‘What We’re Meant For’
The new 2D animated short film project by Gabriel Bruskoff, 'What We’re Meant For', is our Currently Crowdfunding pick of the day.
Indie Movie of the Day: ‘Third Act’
Today we’re focusing on the exceptional film 'Third Act' from filmmakers Leon Mayne & Olan Collardy as our indie movie of the day.
Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes in ‘The Dropout’: The Hulu treatment
Starring Kate McKinnon as Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes, 'The Dropout' is making its way to a TV set near you via Hulu soon.