Movies

You know how there are some actors who just slip quietly into your life through a performance and, before you know it, you’re addicted to everything they do? That’s Jeanne Tripplehorn for me. She’s not the most vocal star in Hollywood, but she’s one of those actresses who always leaves you going, wow, that was […]

You ever sit and watch a movie and catch yourself thinking, “Wait, who is this actress? She’s so good.” That was me the first time I saw Jeanne Tripplehorn in a movie. She doesn’t act—she has this earthy presence that makes each character feel like someone real you can run into in your own life.

You remember when one job can totally overhaul someone’s life? For Charles Melton, that job was Reggie Mantle in Riverdale. Prior to that, no one knew his name. Afterwards? Suddenly he was everywhere—on our televisions, in magazines, on our social media feeds. And in all seriousness, it isn’t surprising. He’s got the sort of charisma

You know that moment when you’re watching TV, a familiar face pops up, and you think, “Wait, where do I know him from?” That’s Gary Cole. He’s the kind of actor who sneaks up on you—not because he blends in, but because he’s so good at making every role his own. I’ll admit, the first

Let’s be honest—when you hear the name Stormy Daniels, your mind probably jumps straight to headlines, controversies, or maybe late-night comedy monologues. But if you look past all that noise, you’ll find something most people don’t realize: Stormy Daniels actually has a surprisingly fascinating filmography. She didn’t just stay in her lane as one of

You can’t properly discuss Nick Offerman without mentioning that magnificent mustache. To most of us, though, he’ll forever be Ron Swanson—bacon-munching, government-hating, secretly-softy-hearted Parks and Recreation fellow. Here’s the thing, though: Offerman’s much more than one character. If you’ve only known him as Ron, you’ve missed out on the layers. The vulnerability he brought to

Come on now—when you hear “Nick Offerman,” you likely imagine Ron Swanson. That magnificent mustache. The steak and whiskey affection. The profound suspicion of government. It’s a character so iconic that it essentially resides in pop culture perpetuity. But this is the thing: Offerman is more than Ron Swanson. If all you’ve seen him in

Let’s get real—some actors make an impression the minute they appear on screen, and Erika Christensen is one of them. You may recall her as the troubled teen in Traffic or the deranged swimmer in Swimfan, but to me, her true sparkle happens on TV. TV provided space for Erika to develop characters over the