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St. Denis Medical fans, we’ve got a fresh off the press preview for the new Season 1 Episode 11 episode titled Nobody Even Mentions the Brownies!!

Find out everything you need to know about the Nobody Even Mentions the Brownies! episode of St. Denis Medical, including a full preview, videos, release date, cast information and how to watch!

St. Denis Medical Nobody Even Mentions the Brownies! Season 1 Episode 11 Preview

The upcoming episode of “St. Denis Medical,” titled “Nobody Even Mentions the Brownies!” promises to deliver a mix of humor and drama when it airs on NBC at 8:00 Pm on February 11, 2025. In this episode, Joyce, portrayed by the talented Jessica Lee, takes the reins and pushes the staff to upsell patients on various hospital procedures. This new initiative sparks a fierce competition among the staff, leading to unexpected outcomes and a case of mistaken identity that adds to the chaos.

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The U.S. TikTok ban, brought on by government concern over the company’s Chinese ownership, has been a messy whirlwind of updates for the app’s users. The company circled through announcements that it will be banned, it might not be banned, the Supreme Court might stop the ban, the Supreme Court upheld the ban. The platform was banned two and half hours before its Jan. 19 deadline to transfer ownership to an American owner, but was then reinstated 14 hours later. As of now, it may still be banned two...

At the end of September, JoBlo Media and Octane Multimedia teamed up to launch a new YouTube channel named JoBlo TV, which hosts multiple feature films to watch for free throughout the week. The genres we’ll be focusing on at JoBlo TV are Action, Horror, Sci-Fi, Fantasy, and Thrillers – and the free movies we shared this week really delivered the thrills!

This week’s line-up consisted of the sci-fi thriller Loophole, the crime thriller The Beast, and the sci-fi horror film Interpreters. Here’s some information on each of them:

Starring Chloe Lukasiak, who is best known for appearing as herself on many episodes of the reality TV series Dance Moms, Loophole was directed by Jenni Ivers and tells the following story: The future of humanity hangs in the balance, as both sides race against time to find the bloodline of Judas Iscariot. When Lexi Smith, a simple college student,...

If you are missing Percy Jackson terribly during the hiatus between the first and second season of Percy Jackson and the Olympians, I’ve got good news for you: you can revisit the story by experiencing it on stage. The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical has just opened at The Other Palace in London, and it’s a show that all Percy fans deserve to see at least once.

Written by Joe Tracz and Rob Rokicki and based on the first novel in the Percy Jackson book series by Rick Riordan, the musical originally opened off-Broadway in 2017, then toured the United States and had a Broadway run in 2019 and 2020. Now, fans can finally see the show live again; with a few slight differences from the US show. The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical will run at The Other Palace until March 2, 2025.

The London cast is impeccable. It includes Max Harwood as Percy Jackson,...

Universal Basic Guys fans, we’ve got a fresh off the press preview for the new Season 1 Episode 4 episode titled Guys Day!

Find out everything you need to know about the Guys Day episode of Universal Basic Guys, including a full preview, videos, release date, cast information and how to watch!

Universal Basic Guys Guys Day Season 1 Episode 4 Preview

“Universal Basic Guys” is back with an exciting new episode titled “Guys Day,” airing on Fox at 8:30 Pm on September 29, 2024. This episode promises a mix of humor and social commentary as it tackles issues of gender equality in a lighthearted way.

In “Guys Day,” Tammy, played by the talented Jessica Lee, finds herself frustrated with an elite country club that only admits men. Her passion for equality drives her to encourage Mark, portrayed by the charismatic Jason Chen, to infiltrate the club and make changes from within. However, Mark’s...

What happens when generational dependency causes a pressurized role reversal that is both tender and heartbreaking when the child becomes the caretaker, and the mother becomes the dependent? Writer-director Ziyu Luo explores this intricate and delicate dynamic in her debut short film, American Daydream. Set in New York’s Chinatown, the story centers on the life of Marilyn (Jessica Lee), a young Chinese American gynecologist who yearns to follow her dreams of moving to Los Angeles and trying her hand at acting. The only caveat is the guilt she carries from potentially leaving her undocumented immigrant mother (Yan Cui), who has come to rely on her for survival in the U.S.

Here with Deadline, Luo breaks down her poignant story of love, sacrifice and our difficult bonds with our families.

Deadline: How did you end up in filmmaking? Were your parents creative?

Ziyu Luo: I always wanted to...

From the director's statement: This is my thesis project, and I'm the writer, director, producer, and editor. The film is inspired by my own journey and the experiences of those around me. Born and raised in China, I came to the U.S. three years ago during the pandemic, facing many unexpected challenges. Two years ago, I met a Chinese-American teenage girl from an undocumented family in Manhattan's Chinatown. She had been translating for her family since she was just nine and if something bad happened they couldn't call the authorities for help due to their status. Her courage and resilience deeply moved me.

The film begins in the US Citizenship and Immigration Services, where an elderly Chinese lady is speaking angrily to her phone, since the one who was supposed to accompany her there, has not yet appeared. She does appear, however, moments later, and the two get into...

Creative Artists Agency (CAA) announced the dates for the Moebius Film Festival, an annual two-day screening series showcasing graduate student filmmakers. The festival will take place May 30-31, 2024.

This year’s event features an expanded portfolio of participating schools, including the festival’s first international-based institutions, the Institute of Art, Design and Technology (Iadt) in Dublin, Ireland and the National Film and Television School (Nfts) in Beaconsfield, England, along with New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts joining the program.

The ninth edition of the Moebius Film Festival will feature 10 short films curated from more than 130 submissions, including live-action, animated, and foreign language entries, all with a wide range of perspectives and highlighting its commitment to embracing cultural and artistic diversity.

Conceived by then-trainees and now CAA Motion Picture agents Christina Chou, Zach Kaplan, and Pete Stein, as well as Lingie Park, Moebius is organized by a team...

The concept that the West, and particularly Europe and the US are some kind of heaven, has been a prevalent one in Asia since time immemorial. At the same time, though, the people who have actually taken the leap do realize that this is not always the case, with a number of movies actually highlighting the fact, with “Everybody's Gotta Love Sometimes” being one of the latest. “My Heavenly City” also moves in the same path, presenting three stories that highlight both the good and the bad of Asians living in the US, and particularly New York City.

Heavenly City will start screening in UK cinemas on 10th November, courtesy of Trinity CineAsia

In the first story, Taiwanese Mavis Fang was supposed to be writing her doctoral dissertation but she decided to take a break to deal with “personal issues”, as she deals with loneliness, depression and a sense of not fitting in,...

Short Circuit, Singapore's First LGBT Film Festival, announced today that it would be returning with its highly anticipated seventh edition – Short Circuit 7. Held on the 21st October 2023 at The Projector, the event promises to celebrate diversity, artistry and a nod of support to the LGBTQ+ community.

Featuring a diverse line-up of eleven short films by Singaporean filmmakers, the festival, which was established in 2006, explores a wide range of themes such as love, identity, resilience and acceptance. This year, the programme will also include a host of engaging panel discussions and interactive Q&a sessions with the filmmakers themselves.

Held in support of The T Project and Oogachaga, all proceeds from the festival will be dedicated to creating a more inclusive and affirming society for queer individuals. The funds will be used to aid The T Project, as it continues its efforts to provide social services, such as shelter, support and...