Actor Matty Finochio was born in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, on December 24th. He is one of five boys and the only one insane enough to enter this business we call show. Matty loves acting and will continue to do so… Continue Reading
This is the second episode in January Magazine‘s On Acting Podcast, an interview where actors discuss what they’ve worked on and, more importantly, how they work and what it’s like to be an actor. Today we welcome Chris William Martin.… Continue Reading
With this first episode, January Magazine offers our readers something new and different. We bring you the “On Acting Podcast,” an interview where actors discuss what they’ve worked on and, more importantly, how they work and what it’s like to… Continue Reading
(Editor’s note: This review comes from Ben Terrall, a freelance writer based in San Francisco, California, whose work has appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle, the San Francisco Bay View, In These Times, CounterPunch, and Noir City. The youngest child… Continue Reading
A small but successful town south of Berlin. The 67-year-old wife of the former mayor, herself a pillar of the town, goes missing along with her elderly cocker spaniel. A few days later, both are found in the forest, brutally… Continue Reading
Isaac Asimov’s brilliant Foundation series is one of the most ambitious, far-reaching works of science fiction ever published. The story spans 30,000 years and many worlds. Wikipedia boils the concept down as tightly as can be: The focus of… Continue Reading
A pilot order has been given for supernatural thriller Nightflyers, to be adapted from a novella by Game of Thrones author George RR Martin. From Deadline Hollywood: Jeff Buhler (Jacob’s Ladder) wrote the adaptation of Nightflyers, which is set… Continue Reading
When Sherman Alexie (You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me) is working, he snacks on fruit and vegetables. Lesley Nneka Arimah (What It Means When A Man Falls From the Sky) often doesn’t stop to snack while she’s writing,… Continue Reading
It will be interesting to see what Sony Pictures does with The Day the Crayons Quit (Philomel Books), a children’s picture book that has spent 200 weeks on the New York Times Bestseller list. From Deadline Hollywood: The book follows… Continue Reading
Little, Brown Books For Young Readers will partner with The Gotham Group in developing original projects for film and television. From Deadline Hollywood: Together Little, Brown and The Gotham Group will work together to conceive, develop, publish, and produce content… Continue Reading