If you haven’t started watching Crazy Ex-Girlfriend yet, then you’re missing out on a great show with a lot of heart. When I’d first read that there was going to be a new show with musical numbers, I did a little song-and-tap-dance inside my cold bitter shell of a body. For those of you sad folks who aren’t watching the wonderful Rachel Bloom (who plays main character Rebecca Bunch) and excellent supporting cast, please find a taste of the best songs (in my humble opinion) in chronological order below, which will
You got it, dude! If you haven’t heard, Fuller House has been renewed for season 2. If you’re like me, you spent last weekend binge-watching all thirteen episodes on Netflix. And, no, you shouldn’t feel bad about it. I grew up watching Full House. Who doesn’t remember ABC’s TGIF? When I learned about the sequel, I was elated. For over a decade, the feel-good comedy taught me life lessons and reminded me of the importance of family. Even with my excitement, I had my doubts. After you get past the
There are very few actors that have the luxury to say they’ve worked with the likes of Clint Eastwood and Morgan Freeman. Native New Yorker Erich Bergen is one of them. If you’re like presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton, you’re a fan of CBS’ Madam Secretary. The political drama, currently in its second season, reels in an average of 10 million viewers every Sunday and has been met with favorable reviews. There’s no denying that Bergen is an audience favorite. His character, Blake Moran, is the yuppie-like right hand man of Secretary of State
Jake Epstein is currently starring in the off-Broadway play, Straight. Jake is an actor and singer from Toronto. He’s been active on-and-off-Broadway, most notably as Gerry in Beautiful: The Carole King Musical. Another one of his more well-known roles was on the hit television series Degrassi: The Next Generation as Craig Manning. Let’s take a look at Jake’s thoughts on Straight, performing, and more: Straight Talk PC: What drew you to this show? Jake: I had worked with the director, Andy Sandberg, before, and he encouraged me to come in