Steven Prusakowski has been a cinephile as far back as he can remember, literally. At the age of ten, while other kids his age were sleeping, he was up into the late hours of the night watching the Oscars. Since then, his passion for film, television, and awards has only grown. For over a decade he has reviewed and written about entertainment through publications including Awards Circuit and Screen Radar. He has conducted interviews with some of the best in the business - learning more about them, their projects and their crafts. He is a graduate of the RIT film program. You can find him on Twitter and Letterboxd as @FilmSnork – we don’t know why the name, but he seems to be sticking to it. Email: filmsnork@gmail.com
Jason Segel is a thinker. Not the kind who worries about what others think, or chases trends or fills every calendar slot, but the kind who can spend three years between projects letting ideas develop until they feel right. And while he can work faster, he enjoys thinking about it. The immense amount he processes […] More
LOS ANGELES, Aug 17, 2026 — Before the era of endless scrolling, Friday night at the movies meant two films for the price of one. Now Pluto TV is reviving that tradition with Double Feature Fridays, a new weekly movie experience in partnership with Entertainment Tonight kicking off on Friday, Aug 21. The free streamer […] More
There’s always more to a David Harbour performance than what first meets the eye. On the surface, his characters can appear straightforward – a tough small-town sheriff fighting monsters, or a middle-aged Midwestern guy stumbling through life. But look closer, and the real men reveal themselves. In HBO’s DTF St. Louis, the show itself offers […] More
Making an impact on screen is the goal of every actor. Somehow, Jeff Hiller finds a way to make the most of every moment he is on screen, short or long. From his Emmy-winning work on HBO’s Somebody Somewhere where he played the beloved Joel to his partner-in-crime Sam (Bridget Everett), the actor found the […] More
Los Angeles: GALECA: The Society of LGBTQ Entertainment Critics, one of the largest entertainment journalists’ groups in the world, announced the winners of its 18th Dorian TV Awards, again recognizing the best in television and streaming from mainstream to queer-themed programming. GALECA’s members named Heated Rivalry, the steamy hockey romance that became a cultural sensation out of […] More
Disclaimer: Due to bandwidth issues, I was unable to write my yearly FYC piece, and sadly my reviews and other articles had to be put on hold. Instead, I delivered dozens of fascinating interviews that became my personal FYC. The thoughts below are mine, and I stand by them. Mainly, I love television. The Emmy […] More
In The Testaments, Lucy Halliday delivers an impressive performance by playing not one version of Daisy, but several. There is the sarcastic, rebellious teenager who remembers the freedom she recently lost. There is also the frightened, but resilient young woman just trying to survive inside of the often ruthless walls of Gilead. Then there is […] More
Culinary television royalty Padma Lakshmi has spent decades shaping how people view food and culture. With her refined palate and supertaster credentials, she brings unmatched expertise to every project. For America’s Culinary Cup, she surrounds herself with top chefs and judges while keeping the highest standards and the focus on the food. Lakshmi challenges elite […] More
Every time I watch Richard Gadd‘s work in Half Man, it evokes so many different thoughts, ones that I simply cannot shake. It keeps me revisiting moments, reassessing character actions and wondering if a few small choices along the way would have changed the fate of Niall and Ruben. Several viewings later, I still don’t […] More
(Warning: This article reveals some major spoilers very early on. If you have not watched Paradise season 2, do so now.) When it comes to Shailene Woodley‘s work on Paradise, perhaps the most impressive thing is how her presence is felt throughout the entire season. There are so many moments that circle back to her […] More
Every once in a while, a character appears on television who feels instantly unforgettable. The funny thing about Patricia in Widow’s Bay is that, on paper, she shouldn’t be. Patricia is, for the most part, an ordinary person, kind of mundane. She isn’t particularly glamorous. Her clothes, hair, and makeup never seem designed to draw […] More
In a growing sea of emerging talent, Mitchell Robertson is a stand out. He arrives on the scene not with bravado, but with a quiet humbleness and reflectiveness that feels genuinely charming. That same quality is found in his performance as young Niall in Richard Gadd’s Half Man, where so much of the character exists […] More
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