‘The Diplomat’ Season 3: Netflix Series Features “Fantastic Work” From Keri Russell
Ava Nat Talks ‘The Voice’ Experience, Working With Niall Horan, And Her Catchy Single ‘The Hook’
Ava Nat garnered a three chair turn after her performance of Gracie Abrams’ “I Love You, I’m Sorry” during The Voice Blind Auditions. She picked Niall Horan as her coach, and on Monday evening she takes on Team Niall member Aiden Ross during the Battles. Nat talked to Deepest Dream about her experience on The Voice, working with Horan, and balancing her music career and academic life. Last but not least, she also talks about her music (which includes the appropriately titled “The Hook”).
Brandon Routh Comedy ‘Out of Order’ Premieres At Chelsea Film Festival
The comedy Out of Order, headlined by Brandon Routh, premieres tonight at The Chelsea Film Festival. The red carpet is at 6 pm et at the Regal 14th Street Cinema with the screening starting at 7 pm et. Routh talked to Deepest Dream about his latest movie just several hours ago, so this is a last minute post for a very timely event! Check out the full interview below!
Alex Brown Talks ‘The Voice,’ Being Inspired By Other Artists, And “Highest Compliment” From Niall Horan
Alex Brown battles fellow Team Niall artist Liam Von Elbe on The Voice. Earlier in the competition, Brown performed a standout rendition of “How Can You Mend A Broken Heart” and chose Niall Horan over Snoop Dogg as his coach. Brown talked to Deepest Dream about his experience on The Voice and drawing inspiration from other artists. Plus, he also has a new single out called “Desert Moon.” Give that song a listen and check out our full interview with Brown!
Carly Harvey Talks ‘The Voice,’ Passion for The Blues, And Creating Her Album ‘Kamama’
Carly Harvey made it through the Blind Auditions on The Voice with Michael Buble as her coach. Tonight’s Battle Rounds features Harvey facing off against Marty O’Reilly, but this interview discusses Harvey’s general experience on Season 28 of The Voice. She had just finished a speech (which she talks about) and candidly delved into her passion for music and education. Check out our full interview below and be sure to watch The Voice tonight at 8/7c (next day on Peacock)!
Dustin Dale Gaspard Talks ‘The Voice’ Four Chair Turn And Why The Cajun Culture Is His “Lifeblood”
Dustin Dale Gaspard received a four chair turn on The Voice before chossing Niall Horan as his coach. His stirring rendition of Sam Cooke’s “Bring It On Home To Me” was a standout during the Blinds, and his passion for the Cajun culture was also spotlighted. Gaspard talked to Deepest Dream about his journey on The Voice and the sacrifices he has made to be a singular artist.
‘Orwell: 2+2=5’ Documentary Review: A “Timely” Yet “Dour” Look At An Orwellian Existence
Now playing in select theaters, Orwell: 2+2=5 is filmmaker Raoul Peck’s (I Am Not Your Negro) look at iconic author George Orwell. In collaboration with the Orwell Estate, Peck employ historical clips, Orwell’s diary, cinematic sequences and modern day footage to craft a portrait of the revered scribe who coined the terms “Big Brother” and “Newspeak.” Damian Lewis serves as Orwell’s voice in the documentary. Check out CinemAddicts co-host Bruce Purkey’s review below!
Yemi Oyediran Spotlights Iconic Cincinnati Sound With ‘King Of Them All: The Story of King Records’
Did you know that the first rock ‘n roll song may have originated from King Records, a legendary but underrated music label in Cincinnati? For instance, are you familiar with the music of Little Willie John or Hank Ballard? And how much are your familiar with James Brown’s early work? Director Yemi Oyediran’s immersive and value added documentary King of Them All: The Story of King Records answers all those questions with insight and panache. Debuting tonight on local PBS stations nationwide (including PBS.org and the PBS app), this documentary showcases a diverse array of music and delivers a healthy share of memorable stories. Oyediran talked to Deepest Dream about his years in the making passion project!
Shyam P. Madiraju Talks “Cathartic Journey” Behind Mumbai Set Tale ’55’
Shyam P. Madiraju directed the excellent feature 55, a modern-day adaptation of Oliver Twist set in Mumbai. With that interesting premise, the feature should not have taken years to release. But that has been 55’s fate, and Madiraju talked to Deepest Dream about the long road in getting the film towards release. The movie, which stars Emraan Hashmi and Rizwan Shaikh is now out on VOD and comes highly recommended from this reviewer. Along with delivering an insightful look into 55, Madiraju also dives into his passion for fellow filmmakers Ingmar Bergman and Robert Bresson. Check out our full interview below!
Tony Danza And Adam Saunders Talk Empathy Behind New Movie ‘Re-Election’
