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Davey & Jonesie's Locker Trailer

Friends Davey and Jonesie feel out-of-touch with their high school peers. Then they discover that their locker is a portal to the multiverse that can take them to alternate versions of their school.

Davey & Jonesie's Locker stars Veronika Slowikowska (Davey), Jaelynn Thora Brooks (Jonesie), Sydney Topliffe, Erika Swayze, Dan Beirne, Kevin Osea, Nikko Angelo Hinayo, Evany Rosen, Alexa Taphe, Parker Lauzon, James Hartnett, and Emily Piggford. Evany Rosen serves as showrunner and creator.

Davey & Jonesie's Locker hits Hulu on March 22, 2024.

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Descendants celebrity au

Benjamin LeRoi. The latest in a long line of French born Australian family of Shakespearean actors. Wanting to get out of the pigeonhole he was raised in he auditions for and wins the role of dashing rogue Balthazar Buckingham in Persey Pantheon’s directorial debut Reincarnate next the highly sexually intriguing Mallory Perrault as Emmeline Atkinson.

Mallory Perrault. A rockstar whose act would make the Pussycat Dolls look like the nuns from The Sound Of Music. Her first acting role is alongside Ben in her half sibling Persey’s directorial debut Reincarnate as the ingenue Emmeline Atkinson and Ben as the dashing rogue Balthazar Buckingham.

Evangeline Grimhilde. An accomplished singer known for her sugary sweet stage persona which she hopes to break out of with her boyfriends latest movie Baby It’s Cold Outside as the seductive demon Seraphina

Douglas Greenman. An EGOT winning director, actor and dancer. He’s been reluctant to cast Evie in his works for fear of nepotism accusations. But she’s finally persuaded him to cast her as Seraphina in Baby It’s Cold Outside alongside him as Reverend Oliver Bentley after a very spirited late night talk.

Carlos De Vil. A sitcom actor known for his role in The Isolation Room as the nerdy technology teacher Miles Carp who has a long winded relationship going with the rebellious art teach Allen Qasim that he oversees detention with. Unfortunately this has led to a rather rabid fan base who insist he and Jay are dating in real life despite the both of them being in very stable relationships with other people.

Jane Babineaux. A rather mousy Broadway actress with a very powerful voice. Carlos’s girlfriend. Currently cross cast in a revival of The Phantom Of The Opera as Erika the Phantom. Tries to be okay with Carlos’s TIR fans. But the invasion of privacy is starting to affect her performance

Jay Tahan. Carlos costar in The Isolation Room. Dating Gil. Decidedly less kind to the fans than Carlos and Jane are to the point that he’s disabled all of his social media accounts except for the shows official twitter account. Sadly no amount of flaunting his and Gil’s relationship has quelled the fandom yet.

Gil Legume. A lead on the adult fantasy epic The Norseland Empress as Viking Chieftain Sigurd Nordling alongside Lonnie as Ancient Chinese Empress Liu Cheng. Dating Jay. The fanbase is for TNE is just as bad if not worse than the TIR fanbase due to all the contractually obligated love scenes that Gil and Lonnie are required to do which the fanbase uses as “proof” of an offscreen romance.

Li Lonnie. Gil’s leading lady in The Norseland Empress. Liu Cheng is her first leading role in a drama show. Her background is Janeane Garofalo type standup comedy. As such. She wasn’t ready for how rabid the fanbase became. But fortunately for her, she’s got Jay on her side to tell the fans where to shove it.

Nedahk Thatch. Singer, dancer, choreographer and actor. Playing Patrick Swayze’s role in a musical adaptation of Dirty Dancing alongside his girlfriend Uma. They’re celebrated for their chemistry. But a favour for her father threatens to overhaul the movie.

Uma Facillier. Actress and singer. The Dirty Dancing musical is her first leading role. Before this her biggest role was one of the muses in an off-off-broadway production of Hercules. She’s enjoying the newfound recognition. If only her dad hadn’t begged her to play act at dating a volatile train wreck.

Harold Hook. A punk rock singer. Wants to be the next Sid Vicious. He doesn’t have a single talented bone in his body. Well. Unless you count his almost prodigious ability to cause scandal and ruin everywhere he goes. It’s gotten so bad that his father and Uma’s dad had to set them up in a fake relationship in the hope he gains some good will from the press. It’s not working.

Persey Pantheon. Actor and director. Reincarnate is their prospective comeback after losing over half of their fanbase when they came out as non-binary. They didn’t plan on Reincarnate being political. But it’s an occupational hazard when you make a movie set throughout and beyond human history

Maddox Hatter. Persey’s girlfriend. Recently played Margaret White in a revival of Carrie but had to be let go after an on stage psychotic break led her to fall to pieces during “And Eve Was Weak” at the start of the eight performance. She’s on medication now and is the researcher on Reincarnate

Hadie Pantheon. Persey’s twin brother. Harry, Mal and Evie’s half brother. Aspires to be the next Johnny Cash. Only he can’t play guitar. He can however play the piano. So he’s settled for being a mix between Johnny Cash and Ray Charles. He’s also a gifted song writer and serves as the lyricist on Reincarnate.

Antony Tremaine. Hadie’s boyfriend and singing partner. Guitarist. Serves as the composer for Reincarnate. Gave Persey the idea for the movie by gifting them The Time Traveller’s Wife for their birthday. He’s also giving Mallory elocution lessons in preparation for the Regency and Victorian segments of the movie.

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🕊 RIP - Patrick Swayze 🕊

Patrick Wayne Swayze was born on August 18, 1952 in Houston, Texas, to Yvonne Helen "Patsy" Swayze, a choreographer, and Jesse Wayne Swayze, a chemical plant engineer draftsman.

His mother owned a dance school in Houston, where Patrick was a student. He graduated from Waltrip High School in Houston, and attended San Jacinto college in Pasadena, Texas.

He would eventually marry actress and dancer Lisa Niemi on June 12, 1975.

He first danced professionally as Prince Charming in Disney on Parade.

After a short stint as Danny Zuko in the original Broadway production of Grease, he made his film debut with a role on Skatetown U.S.A. (1979). He made his T.V. debut in 1981 on M*A*S*H (1972), as a soldier diagnosed with leukemia.

After many supporting roles in films and television shows, Swayze landed his breakthrough role as dance instructor Johnny Castle in the hit film Dirty Dancing (1987), for which he received a Golden Globe nomination. He would go on to receive a second nomination for his role as Sam Wheat in Ghost (1990), the highest-grossing film of 1990.

Unfortunately, however, he didn't capitalize on its success. His following films, including City of Joy (1992), Tall Tale (1995), Black Dog (1998), and Waking Up in Reno (2002), would not fare well with the public.

In December 2003, he returned to Broadway as a replacement for the lead role of Billy Flynn in the revival of John Kander and Fred Ebb's musical, Chicago. The production also went on tour in several cities of the U.S.

In January 2008, he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. He fought the illness for well over a year and was able to continue working, but died on September 14, 2009.

His most well-known movies include Donnie Darko (2001), Point Break (1991), 11:14 (2003), The Outsiders (1983), Dirty Dancing (1987), Ghost (1990), Keeping Mum (2005), Road House (1989), City of Joy (1992).

REST IN PEACE, PATRICK WAYNE SWAYZE

AUGUST 18, 1952 - SEPTEMBER 14, 2009

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My triumphant return to the Ghost fandom

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NEON LIGHTS - Review

DISTRIBUTOR: Momentum Pictures

SYNOPSIS: Tech tycoon, Clay Amani, is on the verge of a hostile takeover. One the verge of a nervous breakdown his therapist advises Clay to retreat to an off the grid location for a family reunion with his misfit siblings, in order to try and overcome his mental health disorders and childhood traumas. But things go awry, and Clay finds himself fighting for more than just his company, when guests begin disappearing.

REVIEW: Rouzbeh Heydari’s NEON LIGHTS is an attempt at this genre bending thriller that tries to explore perception, reality, and trauma. It’s a nonlinear mix of elements that comes across as confusing as it struggles to be clever.

The plot is rather simple, but layout is perplexing as it trudges along and only offers some answers in the final act. I might suggest it feels like Norman Bates swapped into the 2003 film “Identity.” There are numerous juxtaposed moments that leave the viewer wondering what is the truth here. As Clay attempts to work through things, is what we are presented with actually happening, has already transpired, or are these Clay’s memories influenced by his fractured psyche? Given the implications of the final act, some scenes with certain characters feel invalidated. They’re clearly presented as a distraction based on what we are to believe given the film’s climax. The film lacks any subtlety as Clay’s protagonist is actualized in the narrative. A projection of Clay’s mind, it just falls short of being a “supernatural” presence that Clay has energized. The characters felt stereotypical and clearly there to be the recipients of an act of violence. I should have felt something for Clay but there is no hook for empathy. Even the character of Blair who is dragged into this maelstrom feels. I totally get what they were trying to do but it never gels and is a glorious train wreck.

Given the nature of the story, the visuals could have had a bit more style and finesse. It’s shot rather flat. It feels like a network sitcom or drama. The cinematography, editing and production designs are not bad, they’re just vanilla. It does nothing to enhance the mystery or suspense, or even the horror.

Overall, the acting here is fine. There seems little on the page to help them to round out these characters. I know these “types,” and never cared for them. Kim Coates creates this character, in cocktail attire, that feels a bit Mrs. Bates & a dash Freddy Kruger, minus the razor glover and scars. When he is on, he is on and there wasn’t more beyond that. Dana Abraham just doesn’t do much with the character. He swings between a constant state of being on the verge of an emotional breakdown, looking like he is about to explode, exhibiting these ticks that might indicate he is on the spectrum, or this nervous laugh that was initially interesting but quickly becomes annoying.

NEON LIGHTS is an interesting concept that goes awry and didn’t work for me. For something so complex, it is shot very utilitarian. I felt like a spectator, never being drawn into the drama and with not a care for any of these characters. For all the filmmakers’ attempts to be crafty and innovative, the final act falls into derivative plot devices with an ending that feels like a “poor man’s” attempt at presenting a homage to the end of “Psycho.” The trailer and the press notes had me expecting more, but by the end I was disappointed and short changed. Again, there are elements present that allow me to say it’s not a bad film, it’s simply not a film that delivers on expectations.

CAST: Dana Abraham, Brenna Coates, Brit MacRae, Stephen Tracey, Rene Escobar Jr., Erika Swayze, Lauren Howe and Kim Coates. CREW: Director/Editor - Rouzbeh Heydari; Screenplay/Producer - Dana Abraham; Producer - Kim Coates; Cinematographer - Dmitry Lopatin; Score - Josh Skerritt; Editor - Shane R. Preston; Production Designer - Alexandra Lord; Costume Designer - Monika Onoszko; Makeup Artist/Special Effects Makeup - Moira Garr; Visual Effects - Prasanna Paul OFFICIAL: N.A. FACEBOOK: N.A. TWITTER: N.A. TRAILER: https://youtu.be/mGEXKIU-CqI RELEASE DATE: On Digital and On Demand on July 12th, 2022

**Until we can all head back into the theaters our “COVID Reel Value” will be similar to how you rate a film on digital platforms - 👍 (Like), 👌 (It’s just okay),  or 👎 (Dislike)

Reviewed by Joseph B Mauceri

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Official Trailer For NEON LIGHTS

Official Trailer For NEON LIGHTS

Momentum Pictures has released this official trailer for NEON LIGHTS Available On Digital and On Demand on July 12! Starring Dana Abraham, Brenna Coates, Brit MacRae, Stephen Tracey, Rene Escobar, Jr., Erika Swayze, Lauren Howe and Kim Coates Directed by Rouzbeh Heydari Written by Dana Abraham Synopsis Guests begin disappearing in an off-grid location, during a family reunion of misfit siblings…

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Ryan Driller Is Aka Akira’s Soulmate in New Wicked Feature  

(Hollywood, CA)  Debonair leading man Ryan Driller is one of the stars of Wicked Pictures’ new feature Tell Me Something Dirty that streets today.

Ryan is Asa Akira’s soulmate—they connect on every level and the sex is mind blowing. Asa is ready to give her heart to Ryan and spend the rest of her life with him. Then, Ryan dies in a tragic accident. Shut down and helpless, Asa tried to date again, but is disappointed. She just wants someone to talk dirty to her and finally finds him, but will she give him more is the question. Directed by Hank Hoffman, Tell Me Something Dirty also stars Abella Danger, Adria Rae, Alex Harper, Ryan Mclane and Jay Smooth. Watch the trailer at https://www.adultempire.com/1936890/tell-me-something-dirty-porn-movies.html and see why the film is a must-have.

“It was interesting to be such a big part of a film and have my character die—Hank did such a great job with it and it really will bring tears to your eyes,” says Ryan Driller. “Despite the heavy storyline, it’s a great film with an amazing storyline and co-stars. Make this Wednesday extra wicked and pick this title up.

Also pick up Hustler’s A Thirst for Ink also available now on DVD. Ryan is paired with Anna Bell Peaks. Find out why well-endowed men and women with tats coming together in one movie is so very hot. A Thirst for Ink is directed by Otto Bauer and also features Kleio Valentien, Raven Bay, Payton Sinclaire and Layla Dean.

Ryan is self-booking. Get him on your set by emailing him at ryandriller@gmail.com.

To interview Ryan Driller for your site, publication or show, contact Erika Icon of The Rub PR at erika@therubpr.com.

 About RYAN DRILLER  

With chiseled good looks, the debonair Ryan Driller is one of the top male porn stars performing today and a favorite of female performers. Quickly becoming the King of Parodies, he’s appeared in over 40 parodies, playing Patrick Swayze in Dirty Dancing, comic book character come to life Hawkman, a male exotic dancer in Magic Mike, Christian Grey in 50 Shades, and Superman in seven of Axel Braun’s productions. He’s also appeared in a handful of mainstream Indie flicks and reality shows.

Ryan has appeared in over 700 scenes, appeared on countless DVD covers, and has worked for all the top shelf adult studios including Hustler, Vivid, Naughty America, Brazzers, Digital Playground, Penthouse, Wicked, Adam & Eve, Bang Bros, and Reality Kings.

He’s been nominated for numerous XBIZ, AVN and XRCO Awards. Ryan won the XBIZ Award for Male Performer of the Year and has scored an additional four trophies for his scene work over the past four years. For the last four years, NightMoves Awards has nominated him for Best Male Performer, and in 2015 he took home the Fan’s Choice trophy. In 2017, he received his first Inked Awards nom.

Ryan was featured in an editorial spread with Sasha Grey for mainstream publication BlackBook, and his movie stills have appeared in Penthouse, Cheri, and Hustler.

Prior to entering adult, Ryan had quite a resume of jobs that prepared him for his future adult parody roles, including lifeguard, bartender, boat captain, and radio station promotions and DJ. When he’s not saving the world or flexing his muscles on screen, you will find him at the beach, hiking or hanging out with his dogs. Make sure to keep up with everything Ryan by following him and his sharp wit on Twitter at @ryandriller and see his life in photos at work and play on Instagram @ryandriller. Fans can buy his number and call or text him on Dream Lover at http://www.dreamlover.com/RyanDriller.

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11 mexicanos que han triunfado en los teatros del mundo

Estos actores mexicanos han hecho suyas las tablas del mundo. De algunas puestas sólo nos queda el testimonio y la leyenda; a otros aún podemos verlos cuando viajamos a los países donde muestran su talento y su arte.

1. Carlos Rivera

En 2006, inició su experiencia con el musical Bésame Mucho. Siguieron La Bella y la Bestia y Mamma Mía. Pero su gran oportunidad fue en 2011, cuando hizo casting y obtuvo el protagónico para la producción española de El Rey León. De 2011 a 2013 interpretó la obra en el teatro Lope de Vega de Madrid. Logró el Premio al Actor Revelación en los Broadway World Spain Awards. Después replicó el protagónico en la producción mexicana.

2. Rodney Ingram

Originario de Sayulita, Nayarit, sorprendió al mundo cuando personificó en el Majestic de Broadway a Raoul, el protagónico de El fantasma de la Ópera. Esto no fue casualidad. Antes había participado en la obra Children of Eden, que le mereció el premio Outstanding Lead Actor de The National Youth Theatre. También ha trabajado en obras como La Sirenita, Mujercitas, El Mago de Oz y Aladino. Es de las jóvenes promesas del teatro musical del mundo, y es orgullosamente mexicano.

Carlos Rivera y Rodney Ingram han compartido sus inspiradoras historias con nosotros en Yo Soy Mexicano. Encuéntralas Facebook, Twitter o Instagram, y en nuestra página de internet.

3. Manolo Fábregas

Se le llamó El Señor Teatro por su versatilidad como actor, director y productor. En 1963 protagonizó en Broadway The King and I, obra basada en la novela Anna and the King of Siam, de Margaret Landon. Compartió escenario con la gran Eileen Brennan y fue el primer mexicano cuyo nombre apareció en las marquesinas de la Gran Manzana.

4. Bianca Marroquín

Originaria de Tamaulipas, desde 2002 obtuvo el papel de Roxie Hart en el musical Chicago. Ha sido la primera mexicana en protagonizar en Broadway por largas temporadas, en el teatro Ambassador. Ahí ha compartido escenario con George Hamilton, Patrick Swayze o Usher.

Viejo conocido de telenovelas y películas mexicanas, fue logrando entrar a escenarios norteamericanos con obras como Reyes del mambo, en San Francisco, o Latinologues, junto a Eugenio Derbez. En 2016, protagonizó Chicago, con Bianca Marroquín. La primera vez que un musical de este nivel es protagonizado por dos mexicanos.

5. Jaime Camil como Billy Flynn en "Chicago". CNN

Viejo conocido de telenovelas y películas mexicanas, fue logrando entrar a escenarios norteamericanos con obras como Reyes del mambo, en San Francisco, o Latinologues, junto a Eugenio Derbez. En 2016, protagonizó Chicago, con Bianca Marroquín. La primera vez que un musical de este nivel es protagonizado por dos mexicanos.

6. Eugenio Derbez

Ha tenido incursiones exitosas en el cine norteamericano, con películas como Jack & Jill (2011) o Cómo ser un Latin Lover (2017). Pero hacia 2005 participó en Latinologues, comedia que narra la vida de los hispanos en Estados Unidos. La obra se presentó en el Teatro Helen Hayes de Nueva York. Para 2018 protagonizará allá el musical Una Eva y dos patanes.

7. Regina Blandón

Se hizo famosa como Bibi (la niña que no es normal) en la comedia de TV La familia P-luche, de Eugenio Derbez. Después, el director Derek Ahonen la invitó al musical The Bad and the Better. El papel fue escrito especialmente para ella: es una anarquista latina. La obra se presentó durante el verano de 2012 en el teatro Peter Jay Sharp de Nueva York.

8. Infidelidades

Basada en la obra Central Park West, de Woody Allen, en 2015 se presentó en el Teatro Symphony de Broadway, con un elenco totalmente mexicano: Alfredo Adame, Erika Buenfil, Lourdes Munguía, Omar Fierro y Alejandra Redondo.

9. Fela Domínguez

Tras haber presumido su fantástica voz y su actuación como Nala en la versión mexicana de El Rey León, Fela fue elegida para protagonizar la versión española de El guarda espaldas, musical basado en la película de Whitney Houston y Kevin Costner. Desde el 28 de septiembre, estará en el Teatro Coliseum de Madrid.

Detrás del Telón: El Rey León. Capítulo 4, Temporada 2

10. Gabriela García Rivero

En el teatro West End de Londres protagoniza a Nina, en el musical In the Heights. Llegó ahí tras haber participado en la versión británica de Rent y en la alemana de Dulce Caridad. Regresó a Londres para hacer la suplencia protagónica de Ghost: the Musical. El papel de Nina la nominó a los West End Awards como Mejor Actriz.

11. Alan Estrada

Ya tenía una importante trayectoria en producciones como Edipo o Chicago, cuando en 2006 Nacho Cano lo eligió para protagonizar a Mario, en la versión mexicana de Hoy no me puedo levantar. Fue tal su éxito, que en 2008 se le invitó a protagonizar la puesta en escena española. Ahora se concentra en hacer videos de viaje, en su página Alan por el mundo.

source: mexico.mx

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NEON LIGHTS | Official Trailer

In NEON LIGHTS, guests begin disappearing in an off-grid location, during a family reunion of misfit siblings and their offspring.

Directed by Rouzbeh Heydari (Together Again), Dana Abraham (Prisoner of Fear) wrote the film and stars in the movie along with Brenna Coates (“Coroner”), Brit MacRae (“The Eden Theory”), Stephen Tracey (“Good Sam”), Rene Escobar, Jr. (“Air Crash Investigation”), Erika Swayze (“Workin’ Moms”), Lauren Howe (“Reacher”) and Kim Coates ("Son of Anarchy").

Momentum Pictures will release NEON LIGHTS On Demand and Digital on July 12, 2022.