Fantasia 2018: LA QUINCEAÑERA Review
No girl wants to kill, especially on her quinceañera. No girl wants people to die, especially on her quinceañera.
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No girl wants to kill, especially on her quinceañera. No girl wants people to die, especially on her quinceañera.
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Regarded as the nation’s best, Bethune-Cookman University’s marching band always has a lot at stake. In the Stage 13 unscripted original Marching Orders, meet the incoming class trying to keep the legacy alive and the seniors who make sure they do!
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“Marching Orders,” a 12-episode series about Bethune-Cookman University’s Marching Wildcats band, debuts Friday on Netflix.
“Nobody works as hard as we do,” band director Donovan Wells says in the series opener. “Nobody pays attention to the details as much as we do.”
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Alexis Denisof competes for the comedic web series “I Love Bekka and Lucy,” in which he plays Glenn, a flirtatious neighbor of the title characters who threatens their domestic bliss.
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Premium digital content studio Stage 13, a division of Warner Bros. Digital Networks, has lifted Shari Scorca to the post of VP of unscripted content.
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Creative Team Leads Content Development for Warner Bros. Digital Networks’ Stage 13 under SVP and GM Diana Mogollón.
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Nomination Comes for Denisof in ‘Outstanding Actor in a Short Form Comedy or Drama Series’ Category for His Role as ‘Glenn’; 70th Primetime Emmy Awards to be Handed out in September
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Check out the photos from Fantasia International Film Fest in Montreal, Canada where La Quinceañera had its Canadian premiere and participated in a panel. Attending were Gigi Saul Guerrero (director), Raynor Shima (producer), Luke Bramley (Cinematographer), and Mathias Retamal (actor who plays Chavo).
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The ceaseless introduction of new Netflix shows into our lives has filled our evenings and weekends with marijuana consumption, but the streaming service’s new cannabis-themed competitive cooking program has a special giggle-inducing San Francisco ingredient.
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In light of Vermont’s July 1 legalization of marijuana, the Burlington Free Press interviewed a virtuoso: Ngaio Bealum.
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Probably the best part of Netflix’s new, low-budget, unscripted cooking contest show, Cooking on High, is the platform it gives veteran stoner comedian and writer Ngaio Bealum of Sacramento, CA.
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Stage 13 is capitalizing on a new way to watch T.V. through their short form series Snatchers.
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Here at GQ, we have nothing against weed, but there is something to be said about the apparent need for the YouTube/Netflix generation’s penchant for weed-themed entertainment. There are so many weed-themed series, documentaries and podcasts online these days, that it all feels a little too on-the-nose.
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Thank you for attending the screening of LA QUINCEAÑERA at the TCL Chinese Theatres in Hollywood, California on June 23.
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“Cooking on High” star Ngaio Bealum has a message for all stoners and non-stoners out there — limiting your weed pallet to just brownies is stuff of amateurs.
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In the latest testament to the fast-growing mainstream embrace of cannabis, Netflix this month will debut a competitive cooking show exclusively featuring dishes prepared with the herb. And not just for flavoring — under the show’s rules, all recipes must actually get you high.
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As Canada becomes the second country to legalize recreational marijuana, and weed dispensaries that look like Apple Genius bars sprout in progressive states across the US, it was only a matter of time before Netflix threw its hat in the proverbial smoke ring.
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Fifteen-year-old Alejandra Santos is about to celebrate becoming a woman, but the evening of her quinceañera will not be what she or anyone in her family expects. Her father is missing and a sinister figure from a Mexican cartel shows up at the celebration, threatening everyone with merciless, brutal violence.
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Hey bud. It’s time to get recreationally, legal-ish-ly, totally, and vicariously high. Here’s a new show on which pot lovers fill a lot of bowls — but with food, not weed. Of course, the food is made with marijuana oils and butters, and it will get them quite wasted. They’d be wise not to bogart that babka.
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Leo Awards Recognizes La Quinceañera at 2018 Awards.
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Creators, Cast and Producers of “Snatchers,” “I Love Bekka & Lucy” and “Independent” Discuss Storytelling, Authenticity, and Diversity in Short Form Series Event.
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