Kimmy Gatewood and Rebekka Johnson have been comedy partners for years. So, naturally, they were cast and portray GLOW‘s dynamic hairdresser duo, Stacy (Gatewood) and Dawn (Johnson) aka The Beatdown Biddies. We were excited to chat with them both about their experience on GLOW, learning some sweet wrestling moves, and to hear more about the projects they’re currently working on. PC: You both have been doing comedy—separately and together—for years. What drew each of you to it? Kimmy: I think for me movies like Singing in the Rain and
If you’re with the thousands of other fans who have descended upon San Diego for San Diego Comic Con this year, there’s a lot of experiences for you to do. One of the experiences that is super fun and worth waiting on line for (because it wouldn’t be SDCC without waiting on line) is Amazon Prime’s interactive activation outside the convention center for it’s new show, The Tick. The Tick (we’re eagerly awaiting it!) is a superhero series you won’t want to miss. Take a look: The interactive experience is
Alex Finke is making a splash in one of the hottest tickets downtown: an immersive, crazy-brilliant new production of Stephen Sondheim’s Sweeney Todd. The show – which we love every time we see it – trades in intimacy, as the tables where audience members feast on meat pies (don’t worry: we don’t think Mrs. Lovett cooked them up) before the show double as part of the stage. As Johanna, a young woman whose guardian has locked her away so he can creepily marry her, Alex Finke and her killer voice are two
This week on Younger, Liza gets her promotion to Associate Editor (but, naturally, stays on as Diana’s assistant), there’s a lot of pink, and Kelsey gets a sexy banter partner. Shortly after meeting Empirical’s resident (and money-making) romance writer, Belinda Lacroix, Liza finds her dead in the bathroom. A very pink (her signature color) funeral ensues with a who’s who of the literary world. During the service, Kelsey tries to subtly poach a male spy author, Lachlan Flynn, from another house. His editor happens to be an extremely well-dressed and