GRIND at SXSW 2026: Barbara Crampton, Rob Huebel & Cast Turn Work Into Horror
Ahead of SXSW 2026, the cast and creators of GRIND discuss hustle culture, burnout, and turning modern work into horror.
Ahead of SXSW 2026, the cast and creators of GRIND discuss hustle culture, burnout, and turning modern work into horror.
Discover WOODSTOCKERS with Corbin Bernsen, Oliver Bernsen & Stephen Tobolowsky in this SXSW 2026 interview. Behind-the-scenes insights, 1960s nostalgia, and the reckoning of life’s choices in this upcoming streaming series.
A Safe Distance premieres at SXSW 2026. Director Gloria Mercer and stars Bethany Brown and Tandia Mercedes discuss toxic relationships, identity, and the search for freedom in this gripping thriller.
ATX TV Festival announces new programming for Season 15 in Austin, including a screening of Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed, NBC’s 100th anniversary panels, and reunions for Friday Night Lights and Everybody Loves Raymond.
On this episode of The Buzz, I chat with Christopher David from the Advice Unfiltered Podcast about mental health, overcoming challenges, and trusting your inner voice. Discover actionable strategies for building resilience, creating habits that matter, and growing personally and professionally. Whether you’re facing obstacles or seeking motivation, this episode will inspire you to live intentionally and believe in yourself.
Simon Baker and Hunter Parrish discuss portraying the same Scarpetta character across different timelines. Behind-the-scenes insights, collaboration, and adaptation details from the upcoming Prime Video series.
Discover how Patricia Cornwell and Liz Sarnoff brought Kay Scarpetta from page to screen. Behind-the-scenes insights, surprises, and the cinematic magic of the new Scarpetta series on Prime Video.
Lily Rosenthal discusses the new Phil and Lil children’s book Just Try It: Someplace New, overcoming comfort zones, trying new foods, and running Max and Helen’s diner in California.
The Buzz – BuzzWorthy Radio joins the 2026 MPA Domestic Press Directory, marking a milestone in verified film and entertainment industry coverage.
At SBIFF, Noam Ash and Mike Doyle discuss Bookends, a heartfelt coming-of-age film exploring love, family, and life’s in-between moments—plus why the ending cuts to black.