Browsing: Hail Mary

Paul Salfen of AMFM Magazine talks with Melanie Cox, National Director for California of the Nehemiah Alliance, CEO, horse rescuer and author of "You Have to Know," on the eve of the Global Sacred Assembly on the National Mall (Saturday, Oct 31, Sylvan Theater). She shares how Barbara Ann Jeter's 52-day prayer movement began, why

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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

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

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

Sam Richardson wakes up naked and covered in blue goo, and the movie has already shot out of a cannon. At Fantastic Fest 2026, Paul Salfen sat down with writer-directors Drew Mylrea and Evan Wolf Buxbaum as their alien-abduction romance Into the Sky world-premiered at Alamo Drafthouse South Lamar. Emmy winner Richardson stars opposite Sofia

Ben Masters sat in the back of a packed house with a full orchestra and called it peak living. Then he told Paul Salfen what he wants Texas to do with its rivers. AMFM Magazine Managing Editor Paul Salfen talks with the Fin & Fur Films director about Deep in the Heart 2: Texas Rivers,

Animal coordinator Andrew Simpson has the job other people invent at ten. Then David Ayer’s Heart of the Beast showed up with Brad Pitt, a combat German Shepherd named Odin, and New Zealand standing in for Alaska. In this AMFM exclusive, Managing Editor Paul Salfen talks to Simpson about the surreal set days, why listening

Animal coordinator Andrew Simpson has the job other people invent at ten and then get told is not a living. Scripts arrive every week. Then David Ayer’s Heart of the Beast landed with Brad Pitt, a combat German Shepherd named Odin, and New Zealand standing in for Alaska — and Simpson called it a no-brainer.