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Interview by Paul Salfen Four years after witnessing the horrors of a brutal regime in the Middle Eastern nation of Turgistan, an unnamed American billionaire and philanthropist who made his fortunes from inventing neodymium magnets fakes his own death to form an anonymous vigilante squad to take down criminals and terrorists that governments will not

Interview by Paul Salfen No Safe Spaces reveals how identity politics and the suppression of free speech are spreading into every part of society and threatening to divide America. Film Synopsis: No Safe Spaces, starring Adam No Carolla and Dennis Prager, is a film with a mission: to expose the growing threat to free speech

John Wisniewski: Marcus, could you tell us about the book of your work, “Out Of The Shadows?”  It features photos of…

Interview By Paul Salfen Dan Reynolds and Dr. Hillary Norton join Paul Salfen to talk about how a debilitating back disease, ankylosing spondylitis (AS) almost derailed his career as the frontman for Imagine Dragons.  He has AS -  and so do four of his brothers. He found out in his early twenties when he was running

Interview by Christine Thompson I was going to transcribe this interview with Joanne Rogers and insert my opinion of the movie, but instead have decided to just let you listen to her and Bill Isler talk about Fred Rogers, her husband of 50 years.  Bill Isler was Mr. Roger's right hand man and business partner.

Interview By Paul Salfen Rian Johnson talks about Knives Out and Star Wars, and the fun of working with Daniel Craig.

For many horror fans, The Beyond is one of the most memorable films in their discovery of the genre. It’s the second film in Lucio Fulci’s “Gates of Hell” trilogy, falling between City of the Living Dead in 1980 and The House by the Cemetery, also in 1981. Often called “an Italian Southern Gothic supernatural

Interview by Paul Salfen We got to Mr. Rogers hometown of Pittsburgh for the screening of A BEAUTIFUL DAY IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD.  In this interview, Paul Salfen talks to Director Marielle Heller, Vanity Fair Journalist Tom Junod, who the character Tom Vogel is based upon in the film, and Bill Isler, longtime friend and CEO