Antonio Brown, a former wide receiver for the Pittsburgh Steelers, was arrested in Florida on Sunday for allegedly failing to pay child support, according to TMZ. The tabloid reported that Brown, 35, was taken into custody outside his home and was booked around midnight. He has since been released on a $15,000 bond. The arrest comes days after Wiltrice Jackson, the mother of his 15-year-old daughter, told TMZ that Brown owes her nearly $31,000. Read More...
Clockwise from top left: Fred Armisen as Gustave Calderon, Archer; Vivienne “Big Vivvy” Van Kimpton, Documentary Now!; Dr. Weiss, The Jim Gaffigan Show; Brandon, New Girl; Garry Epstein, Difficult People; and Dead Janitor, Deadbeat. Steve Maxwell Vintage and Custom Drums, up on the third floor of a slender building in the Theater District, is neatly organized and surprisingly quiet. A former recording studio retrofitted for a niche upscale market, it feels exactly like the kind of place Fred Armisen — drummer, self-mocking hipster, TV-comedy perpetual-motion machine — would recommend for an interview. Read More...
There was a time not so long ago when Korean dramas rarely went past one season. Then U.S. streamers like Netflix entered the scene, and successful series such as Squid Game, Hellbound, and Sweet Home have had their stories extended past the one-and-done format previously favored by Korean creators and into planned second seasons.
Revenge drama The Glory is Netflix’s latest K-drama success. In the 16 episodes released in season one, protagonist Moon Dong-eun (Song Hye-kyo) summarily wraps up her vengeance against Park Yeon-jin (Lim Ji-yeon) and cronies, leaving virtually no loose ends when it comes to the central revenge plot. Read More...
