Last week’s virulent Time Magazine cover of a twenty-something taking a “selfie” on her iPhone has been making tidal waves. There’s been chatter about the problem with millennials for years, so why all the com…
American television, cinema, and the culture at large are experiencing a late, great, Greek revival. From endless Clash of the Titans sequels to the battle raging between yogurt labels, Grecian is in fashion…
A good movie tends to not switch the actors behind its lead characters midway through the film. Needless to say, this would be problematic for audiences. Back to the Future famously recast its lead from Eric Sto…
It’s a problem that confronts many a successful actor – the desire to earn extra money by appearing in advertisements, coupled with the fear that overexposing their moneymaker mug might cheapen their i…
The 2013 awards season came to a close over the final four days of March with the 5th Annual LA WebFest honoring the finest in online entertainment. The festival’s tagline, “The Future Is Now”, is perfectly apt c…
People have always used romantic comedies as primers on how to relate to the opposite sex. As the word “love” has regrettably shifted from a selfless verb to an indulgent adjective, the staple genre has likewis…
Sports have always been a good friend to film and television. Visually interesting, naturally dramatic, and inherently action-packed, athletic environments have made for great entertainment across a wid…
We’ve all experienced that uber-narcissistic stage of adolescence during which we felt the extremes of gratitude when our parents weren’t home and the pangs of yearning when we couldn’t wait for them to leave…
The 18th amendment has long been repealed, but today’s best bars are enjoying a resurgence of good old-fashioned cocktails from the roaring twenties (including the Old Fashioned) that are cropping up on happ…
Rob and Jenny are about to split. Spectacularly. Meanwhile, Jenny's ex-fiancé and Rob's ex best friend, Paul, is back from a year of traveling and ready to face the mess he left behind.
Next Stop hosted by Jon Olson is the next generation of travel entertainment programming. Spotlighting unique travel destinations and locales all over the USA, Canada and Internationally. Segments in this episode Include: Dolphins Swim, Sea Kayaking, Walking Tour, Zihuatanejo Market, Coconut Plantation, Clay Tile Making, Las Brisas Ixtapa, Live Music at Bandidos.
Set in the privileged and picturesque world of Malibu, California, this compelling teen drama from leading multiplatform studio Vuguru is based on the critically acclaimed novel from renowned TV and fiction writer Liz Tigelaar (Dawson's Creek, Brothers & Sisters). The story centers on Charlie and Krista Brown, two sisters at opposite ends of the popularity spectrum, who must learn to play together on the sports field and in life. Against the backdrop of high-end lifestyles and even higher expectations, the sisters' relationship is a tumultuous one and their rivalry runs deep. So, when they are both recruited for the high school soccer team, will they be able to work together and face their differences in time to reach the championships?
Pop Culture, Show News - by Maria Kern on May 17, 2013
KoldCast TV’s bold new comedy, Acting Out, explores the double life of a gay actor trying to reconcile his identity with making it big in image conscious Hollywood. “To come out or not to come out” is the flamboya…