Browsing: Exclusive Interview

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

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

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

After more than four years of labor and love—beginning with Shawn Ryan’s first meeting with Jon Hamm in April 2022—American Hostage has finally reached screens. Paul Salfen talks with Ryan, co-creator/co-showrunner Eileen Myers, and director/EP Adam Arkin about the long haul from acclaimed podcast to MGM+ psychological thriller, the game-face intensity of a cold Winnipeg

Zachary Levi finally gets the Western he has wanted since he was a kid. AMFM Magazine’s Paul Salfen talks with Levi, Neal McDonough, Meg Fraser, and director Julio Quintana about Angel and the Badman, Angel Studios’ reimagining of the 1947 John Wayne classic, in theaters October 9, 2026. AMFM_Quintana_Angel_and_the_Badman_Paul_Salfen

At 45, the last thing she expected was expecting. AMFM Magazine Managing Editor Paul Salfen sits down with writer, director, and producer Beth Caulfield for an exclusive conversation about CONCEIVABLE, the faith-forward drama inspired by her own true story. A respected minister, wife, and mother of two nearly grown kids sees her next chapter upended

MŌRIAH is outside a Franklin coffee shop when the neighbor who taught her Logic Pro walks through the shot — mid-sentence, mid-sermon on Nashville generosity. That is the right temperature for the conversation Paul Salfen came to have. She sings Aaron Burns’s Jimmy out of the theater. “Home to Me,” written with her friend and

Paul Salfen caught Scott Tinkham and Michael Woloson in the week they treat like Christmas. Fantastic Fest was about to swallow Austin again, and the pair were about to unveil Littermates, their first feature — a comic dystopian sibling story you can barely logline without stepping on a spoiler. Two survivors wash up at an

Summer is supposed to end. Tiny Fugitives treats that idea like a dare. In this AMFM exclusive, Paul Salfen sits down with Johnny Knoxville and three of the film’s twelve-year-old leads — Benjamin Pajak, Aaron Harris, and Isa Bernal Steiner — as Michael Lewen’s Point Grey camp comedy hits theaters. They talk flag football after

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