Winner of the SXSW Grand Jury Award in the Independent TV Pilot Program, In My Blood pulls us into the competitive world of professional baseball, where the margin for error
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Curtis Lum has built his art around stories that feel timely—projects that mirror the world as we’re living it while creating space for audiences to see themselves within it. Across
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There’s a grounded, intentional quality to the way Josh McKenzie approaches Shane in The Hunting Party, bringing a character to life who is constantly navigating the tension between control and
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Few series operate on the scale of For All Mankind, yet what continues to set it apart isn’t just its reimagining of history—it’s how deeply human it remains. Built on
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There’s a quiet transformation that happens when Bethany Joy Lenz steps into a role—one where the lines between performer and character begin to blur, and what emerges feels both intimate
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SXSW is officially underway, and Austin once again welcomes filmmakers, television creators, and audiences eager to unveil the stories that will soon shape the cultural conversation. Over the years, the
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Tyson Apostol and Tom Sandoval may come from very different corners of the reality TV universe, but both arrive at House of Villains with skill sets that immediately command attention.
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Evan Nikolas Fields is quickly emerging as one of the industry’s most exciting young storytellers. In Angel Studios’ fantasy adventure series The Wayfinders, he takes on the leading role of
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With its razor-sharp premise and layered storytelling, The Copenhagen Test has quickly become one of the best new shows. Centered on Alexander Hale (Simu Liu), an intelligence analyst at a
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Daniel Diemer approaches performance from the inside out. That sensibility guides his art, especially in Percy Jackson and the Olympians, where he joins the cast as Tyson, stepping into a
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