By Abbey White and Joseph Zitt The Expanse is not your typical Sharknado SyFy. The network, which has recently produced low gloss, pseudo-realistic hits like 12 Monkeys, is throwing down the gauntlet with the title of its new space-opera. A … Continue reading THE EXPANSE Producers: “Season One is Really One Ten-Hour Movie”
The full interview first appeared at ScreenSpy on Oct. 14, 2015. For the video portion of the interview, please click here. Mr. Robot, USA Network’s summer hacker hit, has taken the television world by storm. Its quiet, nerve-wracking tension and the sharply … Continue reading Christian Slater and Rami Malek Talk MR. ROBOT
The Flash’s first season offered quite a whirlwind introduction to the world of Central City, and fans quickly fell in love with its host of characters. One of those characters is Iris West, a smart and audacious journalist for Central … Continue reading The Flash Star Candice Patton Teases Iris and Season 2
Having always been a strong proponent of public access and transparency, Brown’s focus on making education more accessible through public universities and community colleges has taken him in several different directions. Continue reading Sherrod Brown pushes for big changes to student finance law
The interview first appeared at ScreenSpy on April 25, 2015. For the video portion, please click here. What happens when you wake up in a small, unfamiliar town full of eerily perky people who pretend that everything is fine when … Continue reading M. Night Shymalan and Matt Dillon Tease Wayward Pines
This school year marks the 50th anniversary of Cleveland State University’s founding. From block parties to presidential forums, the university isn’t shying away from honoring its roots, traditions and evolution in big ways. One of those ways is with “Cleveland State University: 50 Years,” a commemorative book that captures the people and events of the university’s last five decades. The Cleveland Stater sat down with “50 Years” author Dr. Regennia Williams, Cleveland State alumna and associate professor of history, to discuss her role in creating the anniversary book, as well as its significance during this year of celebration and beyond. … Continue reading Professor Shares Experience Writing CSU’s 50th Anniversary Book
The potential fallout from the Suits summer finale easily made it the biggest cliffhanger in the series’ history. Pearson Specter has gone through as many ordeals as name changes and while it’s managed to come out on top (in one … Continue reading Suits Star Gina Torres Talks Formidable Foils & Getting The Band Back Together
This season we were treated to several episodes chalk full of Aidan’s backstory. How much detail were you given about his history prior to this season? Sam Witwer: Not a huge amount. We talked in very, very vague terms so … Continue reading Being Human’s Sam Witwer Talks Aidan’s Loves, Losses and a Lack of Monologues
It’s not easy being human, especially when you’re a monster. Fans of Syfy’s hit Being Human know this adage well, having watched the series’ main characters (a werewolf, ghost, and vampire) juggle “living” with being the stuff of nightmares for … Continue reading It’s Not Easy “Being Fans”: Being Human Fansite Talks Fandom, Saying Goodbye, and More
You might know Kylie Bunbury from her past roles in Prom and The Sitter, but you can currently catch her in ABC Family’s new mystery, Twisted. Kylie plays Lacey, the beautiful and stoic high school queen bee. She also happens to be a former best friend of Danny Desai, a teen who has come back to his small town after serving time in juvie for murdering his aunt. We recently sat down with Kylie to talk about her character, the show’s complicated relationships and what fans can expect from the remainder of the season. Danny Desai’s return to Green Grove … Continue reading Kylie Bunbury on ‘Twisted’ Relationships, Lacey’s Choices, & More
