Audio: Salma Hayek On Key To Successful Collaboration: “Listen”
Salma Hayek can currently be seen with Eugenio Derbez in the Ken Marino directed comedy “How To Be A Latin Lover.” The movie, which debuted at #2 at the box office, displayed an easygoing chemistry between Hayek and Eugenio Derbez (they play siblings in the film). During the HTBAL interviews I asked the actress, who’ll next be seen in the highly anticipated “Beatriz at Dinner,” about the key ingredient behind a successful collaboration.
VIDEO: Taylor Kinney Reflects On ‘Fashion House’ & Expensive Sushi Cravings!
Taylor Kinney knows how to weave an intriguing tale or two, and one reason the “Chicago Fire” star is humble and refuses to be complacent comes from an experience he learned after shooting the 2006 TV series “Fashion House.” Check out my video below, along with a partial transcript of Kinney’s story which, by the way, also deals with his mother, blowing $90,000 on sushi, a Mexican restaurant, and working one’s a** off in San Diego!!
‘Detour’ Blu-ray Giveaway From Deepest Dream
I dig stylized thrillers, and the film noir-ish, visually arresting Detour should have received way more attention when it was released this year. I’m giving away 1 (one) Blu-ray of Detour for this week’s Deepest Dream giveaway. Details below!!
’13 Reasons Why’ Tackles Tough but Important Topics – and that’s why it’s Must-See TV
13 Reasons Why, Netflix’s hit new show, is an impossible endeavor. Adapted from the #1 New York Times bestselling young adult novel by Jay Asher, 13 Reasons Why revolves around a suicide and prominently features cyberbullying and sexual assault. For many, the subject matter is deemed too weighty; for others, the “teen drama” genre is dismissed as insubstantial. But these seemingly contradictory elements combine in a way that makes the show all the more important. For all of its flaws – and the internet proclaims that there are many – 13 Reasons Why succeeds in bringing certain issues into the open, promoting discussion in order to de-stigmatize. Through a staggeringly talented cast of young actors, the show also offers a more authentic look at the teenage experience (as opposed to, say, anything on the CW) that should be embraced by current teens, former teens, parents of teens, and pretty much everyone else, too.
Gaius Charles, Michael Irby, And Brooklyn Sudano Reflect On Acting Origins (“Taken”)
One of the reasons why I’m appreciating Taken is how each actor seems emotionally invested into their respective role. A part of that believability comes with the ensemble that anchors the show, and in the video below Gaius Charles, Michael Irby, and Brooklyn Sudano talk about their acting origins.
‘Resistance’ DVD Giveaway From Deepest Dream
I’ll be coordinating much more DVD and Blu-ray giveaways on Deepest Dream, and with that in mind I’m giving away One (1) Sealed, never used DVD of Resistance. Film stars Michael Sheen (Masters of Sex), Tom Wlaschiha, Iwan Rheon (Game of Thrones), and Andrea Riseborough (Birdman, Oblivion). Entry details below!!
‘Altitude’ With Dolph Lundgren And Denise Richards Hits Blu-Ray In June
Truth to tell, the last time I saw Denise Richards in a flick was the first rate and underrated thriller Wild Things. She gets top billing over Chuck Liddell and Dolph Lundgren in Altitude. Blu-ray details available after the jump!
Josh Holloway Discusses “Another World” Behind ‘Colony’ Mysteries