Midseason television premieres kicked off this week and that means a batch of new shows are heading our way. One that we’re particularly excited about is ABC’s Deception. Picture Now You See Me meets Mission: Impossible but for the small screen. It stars Jack Cutmore-Scott as Cameron Black, the world’s greatest illusionist…that is, until his biggest secret is revealed and his career is destroyed. Believing he was set up, Cameron joins forces with the FBI to help solve a series of crimes to prove that there’s more than meets the
Dylan McTee may be a fresh face in Hollywood, but he’s making every performance count. Two years ago, he made his television debut as the villainous Nate Griffin on MTV’s beloved (but cut short) series, Sweet/Vicious. What fans may not know is that his first-ever completed project as an actor was starring opposite Alex Essoe in the spine-tingling indie-thriller, Midnighters—out now in theaters and on VOD. The story follows a couple who are involved in a horrific car accident and the great lengths they take to cover their tracks—as well
O’neill Hudson is an exciting new project by L.A. musician, Paris Carney. It’s taken the industry by storm and the latest single, “I’m All You”, has been streamed over 140,000 times in less than three weeks! Talk about impressive, amirite? This instant hit features Johnny Hanson—who sings, co-wrote, and produced the song with her in L.A. Don’t worry, we’ve included it below for your listening pleasure. We also chatted with the singer-songwriter and learned five interesting facts about her! 1. Her first concert was The Spice Girls. “I got the
The saddest thing in life is wasted talent. It’s a lesson that audiences take away night after night at the Longacre Theatre in New York City, home to the must-see musical, A Bronx Tale, and a sentiment that’s deeply resonated with leading man, Adam Kaplan. The Elon alumni stars as Calogero, a young man who’s caught between the father he loves and the mob boss he’d love to be. It’s a timeless coming-of-age tale about love, respect, and family, and Adam’s transformative performance will bring you back to the 1960s on