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Season four of Tulsa King premieres tomorrow on Paramount+, and Garrett Hedlund—who plays the fair-weathered, music-loving Mitch Keller—is already on the streets of New York filming season five. In an exclusive conversation with AMFM Magazine’s Paul Salfen, the actor who got his start in Troy and On the Road talks about getting paid to stand
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In the last twelve years of Harry Belafonte’s life, the legendary artist and activist kept asking whether he had done enough. Emmy-nominated filmmaker Susanne Rostock, who shared an office with him and previously directed Sing Your Song, returns with Following Harry, an intimate documentary that captures both the public frontlines of Ferguson and the Women’s
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Don’t Follow Me, I’m Lost: Huma Qureshi on the Silent Assassin She Produced for BABY DO DIE DO
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Huma Qureshi is proud of this one. As Netflix opens Baby Do Die Do on September 23, the actress sits with Paul Salfen and calls the film a special baby—the first from Saleem Siblings, the company she co-founded with her brother Saqib Saleem. She stars as a deaf-and-mute assassin who hides a gun in a
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Frank Grillo still gets quiet when he talks about the first day Sylvester Stallone walked toward him on a Tulsa King set. He had known Stallone. He had been to the house. None of it prepared him for Rocky crossing the casino floor. With Season Four premiering October 16 on Paramount+—Terence Winter back as head
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Paul Salfen has a neon tree behind him in the YouTube Creators Lounge at VidSummit, and the movie on the table is the one the moment can actually use. Double Trouble, in select theaters October 9, drops real-life sisters Violet McGraw and Madeleine McGraw into a Las Vegas jewelry heist and asks them to outrun
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Scott Adkins has spent a career getting hit so the camera can believe it. On One Last Shot, the third and closing film in James Nunn’s single-take action trilogy, the hits stopped being theoretical. Sitting with Paul Salfen, Adkins, Steven Cree, and Nunn talk about a broken rib, a torn pec, a speedboat stunt Cree
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