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in TV, TV InterviewsInterview: Brittany Allen on the Unique Challenge of Playing Roxie on ‘The Pitt’
Throughout the course of The Pitt, myriad patients enter the ED, serving as vessels to explore complicated and timely issues both in and out of the healthcare system. Some of those patients come and go quickly. The severity of their ailments range from the silly side to life or death scenarios. Enter Brittany Allen‘s Roxie, […] More
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TV Review: ‘Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord’ is an Eye-Opening Watch
Being a Star Wars fan has taken on a life of its own in recent decades. Now, with films, video games, television series, and a complex written lore, the fandom has evolved into something else. As someone who is not steeped in the lore, I find some of the television series daunting. With so many […] More
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Awards Radar Community: What is Your Favorite Zendaya Performance?
With a surprisingly small amount of credits to her name, Zendaya has made a big mark on both film and television. Whether it’s the Dune franchise on the big screen, the Spider-Man series, or Euphoria on the small screen, she just owns. Her screen presence and star power are singular, with the surface of her […] More
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Interview: ‘Faces of Death’ Filmmakers Daniel Goldhaber and Isa Mazzei Discuss Reviving 1970s Cult Horror Film
In an era where truth is constantly blurred by algorithms, virality, and online spectacle, Faces of Death reimagines horror through a chillingly modern lens. The film follows Margot, played by Barbie Ferreira, a content moderator for a video-sharing platform tasked with filtering violent and offensive material. When she stumbles upon a group recreating murders from […] More
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A New Ranking of the Best Performances From Robert Pattinson as ‘The Drama’ Comes Out
As I’ve said on several occasions, Robert Pattinson is a perfect case study in what a young actor should do after making it big in a franchise. Sure, he came to fame in the Twilight series, which admittedly wasn’t much of a strain on his talents, but once that ended, he almost exclusively sought out unique auteurs. Much like […] More
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Interview: Damian Marcano on Trusting His Heart While Directing ‘The Pitt’
Damian Marcano never gravitated toward medical dramas. Then again, The Pitt is not your typical medical drama. “Besides all the medicine and everything that was going on, I was reading the pages for the human story,” Marcano explains. “So I was wondering moreso not about the supraclavicular subclavian, but I was more interested in like […] More
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What Are the Next Nintendo Movies We Might See?
If there’s one thing that Hollywood loves, it’s sequels to successful films. In 2023, they really didn’t come any more successful than The Super Mario Bros. Movie (reviewed here). It was a certified smash, much like The Super Mario Galaxy Movie (reviewed here) is about to be, which means that Nintendo and Universal are assuredly already hard at […] More
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Awards Radar Podcast #284: Joey Tells Myles About ‘The Drama’ and ‘The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’ Alongside the Formation of a New Recurring Segment
Welcome back to the Awards Radar Podcast. In each episode, Editor Joey Magidson (that’s me!) will be joined by some of the staff of Awards Radar to talk about the latest in film, television, and entertainment in general. The show will obviously have an awards season slant to it, but we won’t forget about other […] More
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Interview: ‘She Dances’ Director Rick Gomez Alongside Actors Steve Zahn, Audrey Zahn, and Mackenzie Ziegler Discuss Their Indie Film
There’s a lived-in authenticity coursing through She Dances, the kind that can’t be faked because it isn’t. Directed by Rick Gomez in his feature debut and co-written with Steve Zahn, the film unfolds as a tender, often funny portrait of a fractured father-daughter relationship set against the hyper-specific world of competitive dance. Following a struggling […] More
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Interview: ‘Fantasy Life’ Filmmaker and Star Matthew Shear on Getting a Movie Made
Making a movie is damn near impossible. Making a good one, especially your first time out, is even harder. Sometimes, being an actor turned filmmaker makes it easier. Other times? Much harder. For Matthew Shear, he’s decidedly in the former camp, as he crafts a film in Fantasy Life that’s quite enjoyable, with the best […] More
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