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Eve Pierpont

Currently working for mxdwn as a music feature section editor and writer, and freelance reporter for Treasure Coast Newspapers. Mainly interested in editorial writing, short or long-form news stories, op-eds, breaking news, investigative reporting and columns. Enjoys writing about entertainment/pop culture, sports, health and wellness,  home management/improvements, travel, the outdoors, fashion, and many more. 

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Looking for fun things to do this weekend? Our Top 5 events on the Treasure Coast

Looking for fun things to do this weekend on the Treasure Coast?

Eve Pierpont has you covered with her Top 5 weekend events for Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties for Sept. 13-15.

You could go to a centennial art exhibit in Sebastian, a gala and auction in Vero Beach, an art exhibition in Vero Beach, a planetarium open house in Fort Pierce or a wellness event in Jensen Beach.

Here’s your Five on Friday weekend update for the Treasure Coast.

Food news: 8 new restaurants open, 2 close...
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Where to eat? Downtown Jensen Beach teems with eclectic mix of restaurants

Downtown Jensen Beach is the center of the coastal town known for its Atlantic Ocean and Indian River Lagoon views, beaches, restaurants, shops and art galleries. It has a Caribbean feel, partly due to the brightly colored, tin-roofed Art Cottages that have been converted into artists' studios and galleries.

The Jensen Beach Chamber of Commerce hosts Jammin' Jensen from 6-10 p.m. every Thursday, which is a free mini festival featuring local art, live music, vendors and family-friendly entertain...
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Looking for fun things to do this weekend? Our Top 5 events on the Treasure Coast

Looking for fun things to do this weekend on the Treasure Coast?

Eve Pierpont has you covered with her Top 5 weekend events for Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties for Sept. 6-8.

You could go to a blood drive in Vero Beach; a health and wellness event in Vero Beach; a blues, burgers and barbeque festival in Fort Pierce; a local business crawl and fashion show in Fort Pierce or a fundraiser in Stuart.

Here’s your Five on Friday weekend update for the Treasure Coast.

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Stories of Strength: Powerful Depictions of Cancer on Television

Depictions of cancer on television have not always been the most accurate portrayals in the past.


Luckily, the tides have turned due to writers using experts as reference points to ensure characters diagnosed with cancer have genuine storylines with correct medical details in the fictional cancer narrative.


Not only is it dangerous to spread false narratives, but disseminating valuable information and raising awareness is vital.

Not all specialists agree that TV portrayals of cancer ar...
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Best lunch restaurants on the Treasure Coast? Here are 27 on our long list of favorites

As late as 1755, English writer Samuel Johnson's dictionary definition of "lunch" was "as much food as one's hand can hold," which simply means it's a sort of snack you can have any time of day.

Around 1850, lunch became a regular fixture as a meal.

During the Revolutionary War, British nobleman John Montagu, the 4th Earl of Sandwich, popularized the popular handheld lunch option, which we celebrate on National Sandwich Day — Nov. 3 every year.

Restaurants that make the best lunch spots typic...
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mxdwn Interview: Dustin Kensrue on his latest album, touring and inspirations behind the music -

Dustin Kensrue is notorious for being the frontman for Thrice, but his solo work is to be just as appreciated. Over the years, he has created two different spaces for his talent to flourish and they couldn’t be more different.

Kensrue’s goal for his latest album, Desert Dreaming, was to make an album with a varied palate, and he certainly hit the mark with this rich record. Throughout it, that classic Southern country instrumentation teems along with the sounds of the Southwest and those of the...
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The Age of the Renewed Limited Series: Is Network Execs' Fear of Commitment Bad For TV?

The concept of the limited series swept the TV world recently, and it felt like it happened overnight.

It is not an entirely new idea, as miniseries have existed since the time of radio dramas.

However, people lost interest in them at some point, and the era seemed to come to an end.

So much so that in 1991, the Emmy Awards merged Outstanding Miniseries with Outstanding TV Movie.

After numerous name changes to the category, the concept suddenly resurged -- the limited series was born.

With
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Abbott Elementary Season 4: Cast & Character Guide

The cast of Abbott Elementary has been working hard at Willard R. Abbott Elementary, but no one more than second-grade teacher Janine Teagues.

The main cast has remained mostly the same since the comedy's inception.

Quinta Brunson stepped in a different light as we saw her work in her new role as a temporary fellowship in the school district.

This gave Season 3 a little twist, following her trying to adjust to bureaucracy and her co-workers' happenings.

The cast brings mightier humor to our
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When Going Off the Rails Makes Excellent TV

When you think about shows that have gone off the rails, Riverdale, Dexter, Game of Thrones, How I Met Your Mother, or Glee usually come to mind.

The majority of the time, it isn't enjoyable. The digression can make for poor television.

However, there are certain cases where it makes TV gold.

Keeping an audience interested and on the edge of their seats can be challenging.

We want to be enthralled, but that comes with the fact that doing this means changing plots, characters, or many other f
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Vanderpump Rules' Post-Scandoval Season Was a Mess: Is It Time to End the Series?

Vanderpump Rules has given us over a decade of pure entertainment at its absolute finest. There is no argument there.

However, Vanderpump Rules Season 11 has left fans wondering if it is time to end the show.

It's a loaded question, no doubt about that. There are arguments for both sides.

Wasn't it the beginning of the end when Kristen and Stassi got kicked off, and the final page turned with Jax's exit? I mean, it was his show, right?

The show has gone downhill since the SUR servers and bar
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Carrie Preston's Long and Enjoyable Road to Lead Lady

Carrie Preston is an acclaimed actress, producer, and director. She has a long list of roles and projects but is most known for her roles as Arlene Fowler in the HBO drama True Blood and Elsbeth Tascioni in the CBS drama The Good Wife.

She won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series for her work on The Good Wife.

After The Good Wife, she played the same character in the Paramount+ spinoff, The Good Flight.

Now, with the expanding multiverse of The Good Wife, Preston has
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How Important is a Showrunner to a Series?

Showrunners are the creative visionaries of a series.

They might not be the original creators, but they cover all aspects of the creative elements, evolve the show's vision, and decide where the story and character arcs will go.

They run the writing rooms, head the development, hire writers, and ensure actors are kept happy and that the budget is not exceeded.

Series are usually a collective effort, with writers giving their thoughts, but showrunners have the final say and are essential.

Whe
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It's Time to Give Up on Euphoria Season 3, and That's OK

When Euphoria first aired, it set a new bar for teen dramas. Its cast is a mix of so many different characters with unique story storylines and personal struggles.

Each gave fans a different window into realities or a mirror to connect with.

It discusses addiction, sexual exploration, sexuality, domestic abuse, body image, first loves, heartbreaks, the ups and downs of friendships, and so much more.

The show has been awarded nine Emmys for its first two seasons, which is not an easy feat, and
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Ronnie Ortiz-Magro's Return to Jersey Shore Raises Questions About Safety and Abuse In the World of Reality TV

Ronnie Ortiz-Magro first experienced fame in 2009 when the original Jersey Shore reality TV show swept the nation.

The chosen cast members living in a shared house in Seaside Heights introduced fans to the GTL lifestyle that is now engrained in pop culture history.

MTV hit the nail on the head with the entertainment from Jersey Shore.

It was raunchy, "ratchet," and full of drama.

It turned away from the classy mold of a high-end reality series and focused on a group of Guido friends that cap
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The Shows That Best Depict Being a Gen-Z Teenager

Life as a teenager has drastically changed since technology's inception and the evolution of world views.

I am, admittedly, on the older side of Gen-Z. I only recently realized I was not technically a millennial, having been born in 1997.

This is mainly because being in high school for me (2012-2016) is worlds away from what being in high school looks like now.

It feels like the world switched right after I graduated high school, and I have experienced both the older and the younger side of t
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Lifetime True Crime Movies That Hit the Mark

Lifetime is known for its original 'Ripped From the Headlines' movies that retell the events that grip the nation and even the world.

If you have ever seen one, you know it can be challenging to get over the low-budget production and corny writing, but that's part of their addiction.

They tend to get filmed quickly, air quickly, and hire people looking to make a breakthrough acting debut.

However, the astonishing cases they feature are the ones that had a stranglehold over the media for their
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What Happened to the Family Drama and What Does It Say About our Culture?

One thing is clear from a quick scroll through a cable TV guide or paying attention to the featured show commercials—the scarcity of family dramas.

Once that point is brought up, it's hard not to wonder what that says about our culture and society as a whole.

There was a time when families sat down and watched TV together.

Some of my fondest memories include watching Friday Night Lights and Gilmore Girls with my parents.

However, nowadays, the idea is becoming a foreign concept if the kids a
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Grey's Anatomy's Strangest, But Real, Medical Cases

There are many episodes to pick from when discussing the most surprising medical cases aired on Grey's Anatomy since its debut in 2005.

The fact that they can still even shock the audience after all this time is a testament to the writers, producers, and cast.

Even if these cases aren't dealt with at your local hospital or have happened more than once, the scariest part may be that they are generally based on real-world people and events.

Whether they are ranked for their rarity, uneasiness,
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All American Does These Things Better Than Friday Night Lights

It's almost hard to believe that Friday Night Lights premiered in 2006. Its "clear eyes, full hearts, can't lose" attitude will forever be a staple.

That said, there is no denying that All American has a way of doing things better than its predecessor.

All American is based on the real-life experiences of football player Spencer Paysinger, focusing on two different schools, South Crenshaw and Beverly High School, their students, families, and communities.

We tend to think that money brings ha
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Found Season 2: Release Date, Cast, Trailer & Everything We Know

NBC's procedural show Found stars Shanola Hampton, a series producer, a kick-butt public relations specialist turned vigilantly, Gabi Mosely. Gabi and her team have made it their mission to help the missing people who don't attract the media's attention.

The team mainly focuses on people of color and others who face bias for their ethnicity, sexual orientation, and lifestyle choices, among other things that tend to lead them to slip through the cracks of the Washington, D.C., police department.
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The Runarounds: Will the Outer Banks Team Create Similar Magic for Prime Video?

With Prime Video ordering the new series titled The Runarounds comes the palpable idea of a serious music-natured teen drama hit.

Produced by Skydance Television and created by Jonas Pate, co-create of Outer Banks, with a teleplay from Fringe's David Wilcox, The Runarounds is a fictional young adult drama inspired by the real-life band with the same name.

The show will follow a close group of friends who come together from different aspects of life to form a rock band after graduating high sch
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Tell Me Lies Season 2: Release Date, Cast, Trailer & Everything We Know

Thankfully, Tell Me Lies will return for a second season. After a huge cliffhanger finale, viewers are sure to be tuning in for the next chapter.

From the release date to cast expectations, we are here to share everything we know so far.

The Hulu original series follows the twists and turns of a dysfunctional love triangle between characters Stephen, Lucy, and Diana.

With Meaghan Oppenheimer as executive producer and showrunner working alongside Emma Roberts, Karah Preiss, Laura Lewis, and Sh
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The Bear Season 3: Release Date, Cast, Trailer & Everything We Know

Everyone is excited for The Bear's return, and we're sharing everything we know so far.

From the release date to the number of episodes, if there's information about it, we'll post it here.

The Bear Season 3 finale was one that left us feeling trapped in the walk-in along with Jeremy White.

Watching Carmy work through past trauma was an insight for viewers as we learned the death of Mikey was not the only trauma that contributed to his mental instability. Past

The Bear's opening was a chaoti
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Football icon Jim Kelly shares stories of faith with 2,000 at Vero Beach Prayer Breakfast

VERO BEACH — Some 2,000 people gathered at Riverside Park early Thursday morning to worship the Lord, rejoice in song and give thanks for life's tribulations that have brought them closer to God. It all made for a successful Vero Beach Prayer Breakfast, the 20th anniversary of the annual event.

Keynote speakers ― football legend Jim Kelly and his wife Jill — were a massive hit with their extremely vulnerable speech, covering Jim Kelly's college and NFL careers, the struggles in their marriage,
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Musician Interviews and Editorials 

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mxdwn Interview: Infected Rain's Lena Scissorhands Discusses Latest Album, Band's Lineup Change, Lyrical Inspiration and Upcoming Tour -

Infected Rain’s latest album, TIME, is a musical journey that entails progressive and nu-metal sounds as well as seemingly heavier electronic elements that act as a second guitar to help guide the listener through each song. It even features a sitar and seemingly Middle Eastern-sounding elements that speak to Lena’s childhood. It hits hard when it needs to, while still containing some delicate aspects, and Lena Scissorhands’ (Elena Cataraga) voice truly shines during both.

Scissorhands is a hum...
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mxdwn Interview: Dustin Kensrue on his latest album, touring and inspirations behind the music -

Dustin Kensrue is notorious for being the frontman for Thrice, but his solo work is to be just as appreciated. Over the years, he has created two different spaces for his talent to flourish and they couldn’t be more different.

Kensrue’s goal for his latest album, Desert Dreaming, was to make an album with a varied palate, and he certainly hit the mark with this rich record. Throughout it, that classic Southern country instrumentation teems along with the sounds of the Southwest and those of the...
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mxdwn Interview: Of Mice & Men's Aaron Pauley Shares New Album's Emotional Background, Creative Process and Touring Experience

Of Mice & Men’s latests album, Tether, is a relatable creation of the emotions all too well known to the world as of late. The record is self-produced and highlights the more creative freedom of sound design elements compared to the previous album, Echo. Frontman, Aaron Pauley, shared with mxdwn specific inspirations, the development and ideas behind their song making process. With many tours dates scheduled for 2024, hearing Tether live will undoubtedly be an exciting and meaningful experience
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Grunge Most Defining Albums Nevermind and Badmotorfinger Turn 30

Nirvana shirts can still be seen walking around. The infamous poster of Kurt Cobain playing his guitar with a cigarette dangling out of his mouth is hung in almost every house, dorm and apartment on campuses nationwide. “Black Hole Sun” has made many appearances on different playlists and was also covered very recently on The Voice. Nevermind and Badmotorfinger have even shaped Gen Zers born several years after their releases, along with the millennials who loved and accepted them.

30 years ago
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Grammys 2024 Recap

The 66th GRAMMY Awards was held on Sunday, Feb. 4th at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. The awards show brings together the most brilliant musicians from all different genres to celebrate their achievements and gifts. There were three new categories added to this year’s award show: Best African Music Performance, Best Alternative Jazz Album and Best Pop Dance Recording.

The 2024 nominees include SZA, with a leading nine nominations, Victoria Monét and Phoebe Bridgers of boygenius, with seve
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mxdwn Interview: Anton Newcombe Discusses Latest Album, His Approach to Recording and Writing Music and His Affinity For the Suspension of Disbelief

Anton Newcombe, frontman for The Brian Jonestown Massacre, has an undeniable gift for creating music. The band’s latest record, The Future Is Your Past, absolutely demonstrates his ability to continually refine his craft. Before getting on stage in Seattle, WA, Newcombe shared with mxdwn how touring has been so far, his incredibly natural process of crafting songs, thought provoking realizations and much more. Not very many people can write a hit song, in entirety and off the cuff while in a hot
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mxdwn Interview: Pixies' Joey Santiago Experiences Recording and Writing for Doggerel

Pixies have come out with their most evolved album yet, Doggerel. On this record, Joey Santiago contributes more than just his spectacular guitar playing- his talent writing lyrics and music. His exclusion from the headphone mix also allows the freedom to create his parts on the fly, adding his own special ingredient. The sprinkling of different genres that can be heard throughout the cohesive album is truly impressive and the band’s congeniality is something that should get fans electrified.

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mxdwn Interview: Filter's Richard Patrick Discusses New Album, Collaborations, Reunion with Nine Inch Nails and More

Richard Patrick has been the dedicated front man of Filter for the past 30 years. After a 7-year hiatus Filter’s new album, The Algorithm, hits ears on August 25. This record includes two sonic pleasures from a previous era, “Summer Child” and “Command Z.” Both are songs that Patrick worked on with Brian Liesegang for what was supposed to be ReBus, a follow up to Short Bus. It is also an album with a message and made for an array of moods. You can find a song on it to get pumped up for a party o
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mxdwn Interview: Bill Leeb on Delerium's New Album, Front Line Assembly History and Music's Past and Future

Bill Leeb has had a very long, successful career making different styles of electronic music and he is still going strong. He truly is a staple and inspiration whether you are a fan or not. Delerium’s newest album, Signs, is a must listen and Leeb puts it in his top three favorite albums he has been a part of. Many may not know that this album is dedicated to Dave Heckman, founder and president of Metropolis Records, who unexpectedly passed away. All of Leeb’s projects showcase his stunning abil
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Interview: Ben Barnes Details His Lifelong Passion For Music And Storytelling

Ben Barnes has decided to interject his acting career with a little music of his own. Barnes’ new album, Songs For You, features five soulful reminiscent songs that are sure to draw a solid fan base. Barnes’ love for storytelling, which is shown in his TV shows, has translated beautifully to his music.

mxdwn: What pushed you to start to do music?

Ben Barnes: I was always into music when I was very young. My dad was always blasting ’70s rock bands through the house: the Beatles, Rolling Stones,
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mxdwn Interview: Mckenna Grace Talks About Her Music and Acting Career, Inspirations and Aspirations

Mckenna Grace is well known for her almost lifelong acting career, but her angelic voice is just one other trait that desires attention. Just like herself, the songs she has released are candid, relatable and heartfelt. Mxdwn had the absolute honor of interviewing Grace, full of life and laughs, a multitalented beacon of light. She has acted alongside some of the most renowned people in the industry and now has been able to portray her own stories through music. At the young age of 16, she hopes
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Mark Lanegan's Noteworthy Solo Work, Collaborations and Covers

It’s no secret Mark Lanegan was a forerunner of grunge music. Universally known as the frontman for Screaming Trees and vocal collaborator in Queens of The Stone Age, Lanegan’s impact on the genre knows no bounds. The projects he created with these bands, and the many other collaborations that have defined his career will live on well past his unfortunate death on February 22, 2022. Lanegan’s beautiful creations are so plentiful that it may be easy to overlook how many solo projects he did and s
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mxdwn Interview: Billy Howerdel Draws from Past Musical Inspirations on his Debut Solo Release, an Exciting New Direction from the Seasoned Artist.

Billy Howerdel’s new album, What Normal Was, distorts the area between guitar and synths to an optimum level. This cohesive record reflects the kinds of music that got him electrified as he grew up. Howerdel is in the throes of his tour and even with mishaps, he is thrilled to be playing the music that separates himself from previous work.

mxdwn: How has the tour gone thus far being that it is the first shows ever for this solo project?

Billy Howerdel: Well, it’s kind of a fast and furious pro
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Interview: Greg Dulli Talks New Afghan Whigs' Album, It's Brilliant Feature Artists and Mark Lanegan

As Greg Dulli was parked outside of a grocery store, mxdwn had the absolute pleasure of interviewing the earthy Afghan Whigs musician about the band’s newest album: How Do You Burn?. Although Dulli has lost some good friends and band members, he is still thankful for the talented roster of friends he can bring in on his work, with many being featured on the new album. It felt like talking to an old friend throughout the interview, which speaks volumes about his character. He praises everyone aro
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mxdwn Best New Artist 2023: Interview with Michael Rubin on King Falcon's Debut Album, Details Behind Their Name, Sound and Significance

mxdwn’s artist of the year, King Falcon, is a band consisting of Michael Rubin and James Terranova. While the two are the creative energy for the project, they are in the works of adding a new drummer and a possible rhythm guitarist. Their sound is a mix of indie and classic rock with inspirations like Steely Dan, Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd with Tame Impala modern elements added in. The groups debut self-titled album, King Falcon, is 11 tracks of spirited melodies and meaningful lyrics. It was
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Top 40 Best Albums Of 2023 (Album Of The Year)

As with every year following the dreaded Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, this year has been tough. Not just for the music industry, but for the world at large. War, illness and general chaos has surmounted our expectations as a part of the human condition. As sentimental as it may sound, though, music has been there through it all. From the sizzling protest anthems to the intimately introspective ditties, the world of music has brought together people from all over, genre preferences aside. This year
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Top 40 Best Songs Of 2023 (Song Of The Year)

mxdwn’s 40 best songs of 2023 was put together by multiple editors over many hours of contemplation and dedication to our readers and staff. This was not an easy task, but the songs that were chosen and the ranking that was created demonstrates this year’s vitality and musical brilliance across genres. 2023 had its ups and downs, and on this versatile list everyone is sure to find a song that can relate to those mountains and valleys. Music brings people together, creates joy and can be therapeu
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mxdwn Interview: Wargasm Discusses EXPLICITE: The MIXXXtape, Their Process and Hopes For The Project's Future

Wargasm’s new record, EXPLICIT: The MIXXXtape, is a chaotic, metal, headbanging triumph for the group. Milkie Way and Sam Matlock have a chemistry that can only be described as “the war of the gasm.” Watching them finish each other’s sentences, saying the same things at the same time and listening to their fun banter explains why this project has been a success and why they are the two perfect people to keep their vision going forward.

mxdwn: Hi, my name is Eve Pierpont and I’m the editor for m
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mxdwn Interview: K.Flay Discusses Latest Album, Inspirations, Collaborations and Life Experiences

K.Flay’s (Kristine Flaherty) latest album, MONO, triumphs several emotions, genres, themes and tempos. The album is a true work of tension and distinctiveness executively produced with Paul Meany. It is inspirational in every sense of the word and so is K.Flay. Becoming deaf in one ear is just one major life experience gained to create a record of vulnerability with movement of sound and psyche. MONO has allowed K.Flay to remember the joy in creation, has heightened her experimentation, showed h
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mxdwn Best New Artist 2022: Interview with Alex Lilly Discussing Her Amazing Records

Alex Lilly came on the scene strong in 2019 with her debut album 2% Milk and her latest record, Repetition is a Sin, goes beyond hitting the mark. With more freedom in mind, Repetition is a Sin, is a beautiful and emotionally honest album that is more than worth praise. It was because of this album and much more that we have named Alex Lilly mxdwn’s Best New Artist for 2022. Pregnant and while last minute Christmas shopping, mxdwn was rewarded with an opportunity to interview Lilly- an inspirati
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mxdwn Interview: Greg Edwards of Failure Discusses Different Writing Process, His Hopes of a Summer Tour and Realizations That Past Years Have Brought

mxdwn sat down with Greg Edwards, the guitarist/bassist of alternative rock band Failure. Three years since their last album, Failure has come out with Wild Type Droid. This record proves that the band picked up exactly where they left off and came back in even stronger. Wild Type Droid showcases the growth and compatibility that the musicians have harnessed over the years. In this interview with mxdwn, Greg Edwards shares how the process of writing this album was different than previous ones, h
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mxdwn Interview: Marissa Nadler Discusses New Album, The Different Techniques She Used and The Unique Writing Process Behind It

mxdwn sat down with Marissa Nadler to discuss her new album, The Path of the Clouds. This album follows her mystical ambiance, but with turning to newly learned techniques and technology, she has created a masterpiece that, yet again, exhibits her true talents as a musician. Nadler decided to learn how to play the piano during quarantine, and she produced this album; both she found were very beneficial. As a veteran to the music world, she has demonstrated that growth is everlasting.

mxdwn: How
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mxdwn Interview: Emma Ruth Rundle Explains Her Journey Creating Engine of Hell, Her New Found Love for Dancing and How Her Life Has Transformed For the Best

mxdwn sat down with Emma Ruth Rundle to talk about her upcoming album, Engine of Hell. Emma Ruth Rundle’s new album, Engine of Hell, will be released on November 5th, 2021. This album is a portal into Rundle’s journey as a person with snippets of what she has overcome. Listening to this album will make people feel as though they are sitting next to her while she plays the piano and bares her soul. Engine of Hell is composed of poetic lyrics accompanied by stripped-down musical arrangements that
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Top 30 Best Albums of 2021 (So Far)

With the world (or at least the vaccine-rich United States) finally starting to appear as if it’s pulling out of the catastrophic COVID-19 pandemic, everything is looking a bit sunnier. Live music is starting to happen with tons of tours just on the horizon, bringing back the livelihood for thousands and of course, bringing back joy to millions of concert-goers. While 2020 felt like a dump of incredible music, with artists rushing to put out anything and everything they had, 2021 feels a bit spa
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Five on Friday, Where to Eat and Freelance Assignments 

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Looking for fun things to do this weekend? Our Top 5 events on the Treasure Coast

Looking for fun things to do this weekend on the Treasure Coast?

Eve Pierpont has you covered with her Top 5 weekend events for Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties for Sept. 13-15.

You could go to a centennial art exhibit in Sebastian, a gala and auction in Vero Beach, an art exhibition in Vero Beach, a planetarium open house in Fort Pierce or a wellness event in Jensen Beach.

Here’s your Five on Friday weekend update for the Treasure Coast.

Food news: 8 new restaurants open, 2 close...
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Where to eat? Downtown Jensen Beach teems with eclectic mix of restaurants

Downtown Jensen Beach is the center of the coastal town known for its Atlantic Ocean and Indian River Lagoon views, beaches, restaurants, shops and art galleries. It has a Caribbean feel, partly due to the brightly colored, tin-roofed Art Cottages that have been converted into artists' studios and galleries.

The Jensen Beach Chamber of Commerce hosts Jammin' Jensen from 6-10 p.m. every Thursday, which is a free mini festival featuring local art, live music, vendors and family-friendly entertain...
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Looking for fun things to do this weekend? Our Top 5 events on the Treasure Coast

Looking for fun things to do this weekend on the Treasure Coast?

Eve Pierpont has you covered with her Top 5 weekend events for Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties for Sept. 6-8.

You could go to a blood drive in Vero Beach; a health and wellness event in Vero Beach; a blues, burgers and barbeque festival in Fort Pierce; a local business crawl and fashion show in Fort Pierce or a fundraiser in Stuart.

Here’s your Five on Friday weekend update for the Treasure Coast.

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Where to the best Thai food on the Treasure Coast

In Thailand, food is a central part of social occasions and can even be a social occasion itself or a reason to celebrate. Thai cuisine typically combines the five main flavors of salty, sweet, sour, bitter and spicy. Dishes usually consist of meat or fish, vegetables, rice or noodles and a side of soup.

Thai cuisine and the culinary traditions and cuisines of Thailand's neighbors, including Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Malaysia and Indonesia, have had much influence on one another over the centuri...
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Where to get the best German food on the Treasure Coast

German food is known for its geographic diversity and use of seasonal ingredients. Its traditions have developed over many centuries, from the Roman Empire's early days to the effects of war, religion and immigration and the influences of France, Poland, Italy, Hungary, Turkey, Denmark, Greece and the Czech Republic.

The division of East and West Germany in WWII led to severe food shortages and rationing. Germans adapted to what was available, using differing cooking styles and making more econ...
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Looking for fun things to do this weekend? Our Top 5 events on the Treasure Coast

Looking for fun things to do this weekend on the Treasure Coast?

Eve Pierpont has you covered with her Top 5 weekend events for Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties for Aug. 23-25.

You could go to an animal adoption event in Vero Beach, a play in Port St. Lucie, a psychic fair in Port St. Lucie, a sip and shop event in Jensen Beach or a back-to-school bash in Jensen Beach.

Here’s your Five on Friday weekend update for the Treasure Coast.

Eve Pierpont is a freelancer for TCPalm who loo...
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Where to eat? Indian River Drive in Sebastian teems with waterfront restaurants

The Sebastian waterfront along the west side of the Indian River Lagoon offers plenty of good food, live music and lively nightlife worth traveling from across the Treasure Coast for.

Riverview Park is the epicenter of fun, with major city events, holidays and concerts such as the annual Sebastian Clambake, Pelican Island Wildlife Festival, Concerts in the Park music series, Fourth of July Freedom Festival and Sebastian Riverfront Fine Art & Music Festival. The city also hosts a monthly Finally...
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Where to eat? Downtown Fort Pierce teems with restaurants

Downtown Fort Pierce is full of art, history and period architecture — including seven buildings on the National Register of Historic Places — that give it a one-of-a-kind Florida charm. There are bars, restaurants, The Sunrise Theatre and activities and entertainment both downtown and in the waterfront Marina Square. Don't miss the:These restaurants are downtown, from A.E. Backus Avenue to Citrus Avenue and from U.S. 1 to Indian River Drive, excluding those east of the drive, which will be feat...
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Looking for fun things to do this weekend? Our Top 5 events on the Treasure Coast

Looking for fun things to do this weekend on the Treasure Coast?

Eve Pierpont has you covered with her Top 5 weekend events for Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties for August 9-11.

You could go to a community-wide grill-out in Sebastian, a pack-a-backpack drive in Vero Beach, a back-to-school expo in Port St. Lucie, a nature explorers field day in Hobe Sound or a 5K race in Stuart.

Here's your Five on Friday weekend update for the Treasure Coast.

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Best lunch restaurants on the Treasure Coast? Here are 27 on our long list of favorites

As late as 1755, English writer Samuel Johnson's dictionary definition of "lunch" was "as much food as one's hand can hold," which simply means it's a sort of snack you can have any time of day.

Around 1850, lunch became a regular fixture as a meal.

During the Revolutionary War, British nobleman John Montagu, the 4th Earl of Sandwich, popularized the popular handheld lunch option, which we celebrate on National Sandwich Day — Nov. 3 every year.

Restaurants that make the best lunch spots typic...
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Looking for fun things to do this weekend? Our Top 5 events on the Treasure Coast

Looking for fun things to do this weekend on the Treasure Coast?

Eve Pierpont has you covered with her Top 5 weekend events for Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties for August 2-4.

You could go to a dance festival in Vero Beach, a charity country concert in Fellsmere, a disco-themed gala in Fort Pierce, a LEGO expo in Port St. Lucie or dog bar crawl in Stuart.

Here’s your Five on Friday weekend update for the Treasure Coast.

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Where to eat? Downtown Vero Beach teems with good restaurants

Downtown Vero Beach is full of shops, art galleries and an array of restaurants, some of which are in historic buildings that bring you back to Old Florida.A great time to explore is during the First Friday street party from 5-8 p.m. on the first Friday of every month. The event features vendors, live music, and food and drink booths. It's also a good opportunity to dine at a restaurant.Here are the best restaurants in downtown Vero Beach, roughly defined here as 14th Avenue and Old Dixie Highwa...
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Looking for fun things to do this weekend? Our Top 5 events on the Treasure Coast

Looking for fun things to do this weekend on the Treasure Coast?

Eve Pierpont has you covered with her Top 5 weekend events for Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties for July 26-28.

You could go to a painting with a partner event in Vero Beach, a youth event in Vero Beach, a businesses meet-up in Fort Pierce, a disco night in Stuart and a regional waterway cleanup.

Here’s your Five on Friday weekend update for the Treasure Coast.

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Here are some of the best seafood restaurants on the Treasure Coast

Nicknamed the "Fishing Capital of the World," Florida is filled to the brim with great seafood restaurants.

On the Treasure Coast, they range from casual tiki bars to upscale gourmet restaurants to small eateries that also have a market where you can buy fresh seafood to take home and cook yourself. Some are "dock and dine" restaurants you can take your boat to, and "hook-and-cook" restaurants that will prepare the fish you caught.

Many are waterfront restaurants, and marine or nautical decor...
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Looking for fun things to do this weekend? Our Top 5 events on the Treasure Coast

Looking for fun things to do this weekend on the Treasure Coast?

Eve Pierpont has you covered with her Top 5 weekend events for Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties for July 19-21.

You could go to a scavenger hunt in Sebastian, a couple Christmas in July events in Port St. Lucie, a comedy night in Stuart and an ice cream social in Port Salerno.

Here’s your Five on Friday weekend update for the Treasure Coast.

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Best bakeries: These shops and panaderias offer delicious baked goods

The art of baking was popularized during the Roman Empire, when baked goods were a must for special occasions such as feasts and weddings. Today, we celebrate National Bakery Day on Sept. 20 every year.Bakeries — defined as makers and sellers of flour-based goods baked in ovens — typically feature a variety of breads, cookies, cakes, doughnuts, bagels, pastries, pies and more. Some are categorized as cafés, also offering coffee and tea for those who want to eat their baked goods on-site.There a...
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Looking for fun things to do this weekend? Our Top 5 events on the Treasure Coast

Looking for fun things to do this weekend on the Treasure Coast?

Eve Pierpont has you covered with her Top 5 weekend events for Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River Counties for July 12-14.

You could go to a rock and rosé beach party in Vero Beach, an international music festival in Vero Beach, a conch festival in Fort Pierce, a skateboarding flea market in Stuart or a fan festival for kids in Stuart.

Here's your Five on Friday weekend update for the Treasure Coast.

Nude beach: Nudists aim to...
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Where to get the best Mexican food on the Treasure Coast

Mexican cuisine has become an international marvel because of its sensational flavors and use of ancient traditions and modern techniques. It's known for its bold flavors, appealing presentation and use of ingredients such as avocado, tomatoes, chilies, corn, beans, rice and a variety of meats. Traditional Mexican flavors such as mole, adobo and salsa add sophistication to the cuisine and elevate the dishes.One popular day to celebrate the cuisine is Cinco de Mayo (May 5), which commemorates Mex...
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Looking for fun things to do this weekend? Our Top 5 events on the Treasure Coast

Looking for fun things to do this weekend on the Treasure Coast?

Eve Pierpont has you covered with her Top 5 weekend events for Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties for July 5-7.

You could go to an animal rescue's thrift store sale in Sebastian, a reggae concert in Fort Pierce, a summer market in Fort Pierce, a 5K run in Port St. Lucie or a summer sidewalk sale in Stuart.

Here's your Five on Friday weekend update for the Treasure Coast.

Eve Pierpont is a freelancer for TCPalm who look...
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Where to get the best Vietnamese food on the Treasure Coast

Vietnamese cuisine is influenced by the Asian principle of five elements, a fivefold conceptual scheme used to explain phenomena including cosmic cycles, the interactions between organs, the succession of political regimes and the properties of herbal medicines. The five agents are fire, water, wood, metal and earth.Using this philosophy, Vietnamese food typically represents the five agents in flavor, color, senses and nutrients as bitter, red, taste and fat for fire; salty, black, sound and wat...
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Looking for fun things to do this weekend? Our Top 5 events on the Treasure Coast

Looking for fun things to do this weekend on the Treasure Coast?

Eve Pierpont has you covered with her Top 5 weekend events in Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties June 28-30.

You could go to a burger and beer festival in Vero Beach, a patriotic concert in Vero Beach, a car show in Port St. Lucie, a fireworks celebration in Indiantown or a swamp festival in Indiantown.

Here's your Five on Friday weekend update for the Treasure Coast.

Fireworks: July 4th events to celebrate the Fourth...
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The best beach bars on the Treasure Coast

One of Florida's greatest appeals is the beach lifestyle, and with that comes the luxury of drinking at a bar while watching the ocean. The Treasure Coast is known for its renowned beaches and has some of the top beach bars in Florida. With the wide array of atmospheres and drink selections, Florida's beach bars are hard to beat.Here are the best beach bars in Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties.Click on the links for more TCPalm reviews, articles and photo galleries about these bars and...
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Looking for fun things to do this weekend? Our Top 5 events on the Treasure Coast

Looking for fun things to do this weekend on the Treasure Coast?

Eve Pierpont has you covered with her Top 5 weekend events for Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties for June 21-23.

You could go to a Halloween, horror and psychic market in Vero Beach; a floral shop event in Fort Pierce; a Juneteenth event in Fort Pierce; a summer solstice drum circle in Port St. Lucie or live music in Stuart.

Here's your Five on Friday weekend update for the Treasure Coast.

Eve Pierpont is a freelancer...
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Where to get the best Polish food on the Treasure Coast

Polish cuisine typically includes meat in almost all of their delicacies. Game meat, chicken and pork are some of the most popular. It has lots of influence from its bordering countries: Germany, Ukraine, Hungary and Russia.Polish food tends to be very rich and seasoned compared to other European cuisines. Common ingredients are beetroots, sauerkraut, cucumbers, kohlrabi, sour cream and smoked sausages. Other staple ingredients are cereal grains, mushrooms, cabbage and potatoes.The popular desse...
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TV & Movie Editorials, Listicles, Cast & Character Guides and "Everything We Know" 

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Stories of Strength: Powerful Depictions of Cancer on Television

Depictions of cancer on television have not always been the most accurate portrayals in the past.


Luckily, the tides have turned due to writers using experts as reference points to ensure characters diagnosed with cancer have genuine storylines with correct medical details in the fictional cancer narrative.


Not only is it dangerous to spread false narratives, but disseminating valuable information and raising awareness is vital.

Not all specialists agree that TV portrayals of cancer ar...
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13 Imaginary Eateries That Make Our Mouths Water

Some TV show restaurants know how to make food correctly and make fans wish they could get in their cars and order some delicious creations.


This eclectic mix of fine dining restaurants with Michelin Star dreams to TV show diners puts real-life restaurants to shame.


Whether the featured restaurant is the show’s center, the hangout spot for characters, a front, or a simple side story, these on-screen eateries will tantalize taste buds.

In no particular order, here are the top restaurants...
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The Best Sad Movies to Watch If You're In the Mood for a Good Cry

Sometimes, watching sad movies that make you cry is just what the doctor ordered. This is because they provide a cathartic release. The best sad movies evoke strong emotions and provide psychological relief, either by purging emotions or combating unresolved issues.


Regardless of the reason for seeking out this emotional journey, there is a wide array of heartbreaking stories that will get the job done if you’re in the mood for a good cry.


When it is time to cuddle up with your favorite bl...
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TV Characters Defined by Their Sense of Humor

It can be difficult to stand out as a character known for your sense of humor, given the fact that everyone has a different idea of what is funny.


There is your standard comedian who can tell a joke and think on their feet. Other times, the comedy comes from a certain type of stupidity where it is so dumb it is funny.


Some thrive because of their dry sense of humor or cynicism, and physical, witty, observational, self-deprecating, sarcastic, and satirical humor all have homes, too.

Ther...
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Fixated Females: 17 Duos Who Obsess Over Each Other

One of the best aspects of TV is watching relationships build, transform, and transpire, whether they are healthy or not.
Feuding females, frenemies, and gal pals glued at the hip seem to carry a magical essence in the TV world.
Some are so iconic they drive the show and make for the best scenes and audience draw. Here are 17 female duos who obsess over each other!
Laverne & Shirley first aired in 1976 and was a spinoff of Happy Days. It stars Penny Marshall (Laverne) and Cindy Williams (Shir...
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High Potential Season 1: Everything We Know So Far

That's correct. The big bird from FX hit comedy It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Kaitlin Olson will switch gears to become a detective!

Aside from Always Sunny, Olson is known for her way too short-lived comedy, The Mick.

During TV upfront week, ABC announced that High Potential is one of the network's two dramas slated for this fall.

On Olson's side will be her detective partner, Daniel Sunjata.

Sunjata is known for his roles as Paul Briggs on Graceland and Franco Rivera on Rescue Me.

Th
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The Age of the Renewed Limited Series: Is Network Execs' Fear of Commitment Bad For TV?

The concept of the limited series swept the TV world recently, and it felt like it happened overnight.

It is not an entirely new idea, as miniseries have existed since the time of radio dramas.

However, people lost interest in them at some point, and the era seemed to come to an end.

So much so that in 1991, the Emmy Awards merged Outstanding Miniseries with Outstanding TV Movie.

After numerous name changes to the category, the concept suddenly resurged -- the limited series was born.

With
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Abbott Elementary Season 4: Cast & Character Guide

The cast of Abbott Elementary has been working hard at Willard R. Abbott Elementary, but no one more than second-grade teacher Janine Teagues.

The main cast has remained mostly the same since the comedy's inception.

Quinta Brunson stepped in a different light as we saw her work in her new role as a temporary fellowship in the school district.

This gave Season 3 a little twist, following her trying to adjust to bureaucracy and her co-workers' happenings.

The cast brings mightier humor to our
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When Going Off the Rails Makes Excellent TV

When you think about shows that have gone off the rails, Riverdale, Dexter, Game of Thrones, How I Met Your Mother, or Glee usually come to mind.

The majority of the time, it isn't enjoyable. The digression can make for poor television.

However, there are certain cases where it makes TV gold.

Keeping an audience interested and on the edge of their seats can be challenging.

We want to be enthralled, but that comes with the fact that doing this means changing plots, characters, or many other f
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Vanderpump Rules' Post-Scandoval Season Was a Mess: Is It Time to End the Series?

Vanderpump Rules has given us over a decade of pure entertainment at its absolute finest. There is no argument there.

However, Vanderpump Rules Season 11 has left fans wondering if it is time to end the show.

It's a loaded question, no doubt about that. There are arguments for both sides.

Wasn't it the beginning of the end when Kristen and Stassi got kicked off, and the final page turned with Jax's exit? I mean, it was his show, right?

The show has gone downhill since the SUR servers and bar
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Carrie Preston's Long and Enjoyable Road to Lead Lady

Carrie Preston is an acclaimed actress, producer, and director. She has a long list of roles and projects but is most known for her roles as Arlene Fowler in the HBO drama True Blood and Elsbeth Tascioni in the CBS drama The Good Wife.

She won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series for her work on The Good Wife.

After The Good Wife, she played the same character in the Paramount+ spinoff, The Good Flight.

Now, with the expanding multiverse of The Good Wife, Preston has
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How Important is a Showrunner to a Series?

Showrunners are the creative visionaries of a series.

They might not be the original creators, but they cover all aspects of the creative elements, evolve the show's vision, and decide where the story and character arcs will go.

They run the writing rooms, head the development, hire writers, and ensure actors are kept happy and that the budget is not exceeded.

Series are usually a collective effort, with writers giving their thoughts, but showrunners have the final say and are essential.

Whe
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It's Time to Give Up on Euphoria Season 3, and That's OK

When Euphoria first aired, it set a new bar for teen dramas. Its cast is a mix of so many different characters with unique story storylines and personal struggles.

Each gave fans a different window into realities or a mirror to connect with.

It discusses addiction, sexual exploration, sexuality, domestic abuse, body image, first loves, heartbreaks, the ups and downs of friendships, and so much more.

The show has been awarded nine Emmys for its first two seasons, which is not an easy feat, and
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Ronnie Ortiz-Magro's Return to Jersey Shore Raises Questions About Safety and Abuse In the World of Reality TV

Ronnie Ortiz-Magro first experienced fame in 2009 when the original Jersey Shore reality TV show swept the nation.

The chosen cast members living in a shared house in Seaside Heights introduced fans to the GTL lifestyle that is now engrained in pop culture history.

MTV hit the nail on the head with the entertainment from Jersey Shore.

It was raunchy, "ratchet," and full of drama.

It turned away from the classy mold of a high-end reality series and focused on a group of Guido friends that cap
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Did Arizona Robbins' Return to Grey's Anatomy Hit Us In the Feels the Way We'd Hoped?

If there is one thing inevitable about getting attached to a doctor on Grey's Anatomy, you're toying with fire.

Numerous beloved cast members have come and gone from the hit hospital drama since it first aired in 2005.

One of those characters is Dr. Arizona Robbins (Jessica Capshaw), which fans saw the return of in Grey's Anatomy Season 20 Episode 4.

Dr. Robbins has undoubtedly had one of the most exciting story arcs in the show.

She played a pivotal and inspirational character during the ro
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The Shows That Best Depict Being a Gen-Z Teenager

Life as a teenager has drastically changed since technology's inception and the evolution of world views.

I am, admittedly, on the older side of Gen-Z. I only recently realized I was not technically a millennial, having been born in 1997.

This is mainly because being in high school for me (2012-2016) is worlds away from what being in high school looks like now.

It feels like the world switched right after I graduated high school, and I have experienced both the older and the younger side of t
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Lifetime True Crime Movies That Hit the Mark

Lifetime is known for its original 'Ripped From the Headlines' movies that retell the events that grip the nation and even the world.

If you have ever seen one, you know it can be challenging to get over the low-budget production and corny writing, but that's part of their addiction.

They tend to get filmed quickly, air quickly, and hire people looking to make a breakthrough acting debut.

However, the astonishing cases they feature are the ones that had a stranglehold over the media for their
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The Best Heist Movies on Netflix if You Don't Love Heist Movies

When looking for a heist movie, there is no need to go further than Netflix's diverse collection.

But what if you're not a fan of heist movies?

Whether you want an action-packed thriller, crime-comedy, a romantic twist, or you can't even stand the thought of a heist movie, Netflix has one for you.

From ancient artifacts to cash, to coins, to a drug lord's loot, no matter what the end prize, if it is valuable, you can bet a heist movie has been made about it.

The frustration of movie after mo
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What Happened to the Family Drama and What Does It Say About our Culture?

One thing is clear from a quick scroll through a cable TV guide or paying attention to the featured show commercials—the scarcity of family dramas.

Once that point is brought up, it's hard not to wonder what that says about our culture and society as a whole.

There was a time when families sat down and watched TV together.

Some of my fondest memories include watching Friday Night Lights and Gilmore Girls with my parents.

However, nowadays, the idea is becoming a foreign concept if the kids a
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Grey's Anatomy's Strangest, But Real, Medical Cases

There are many episodes to pick from when discussing the most surprising medical cases aired on Grey's Anatomy since its debut in 2005.

The fact that they can still even shock the audience after all this time is a testament to the writers, producers, and cast.

Even if these cases aren't dealt with at your local hospital or have happened more than once, the scariest part may be that they are generally based on real-world people and events.

Whether they are ranked for their rarity, uneasiness,
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All American Does These Things Better Than Friday Night Lights

It's almost hard to believe that Friday Night Lights premiered in 2006. Its "clear eyes, full hearts, can't lose" attitude will forever be a staple.

That said, there is no denying that All American has a way of doing things better than its predecessor.

All American is based on the real-life experiences of football player Spencer Paysinger, focusing on two different schools, South Crenshaw and Beverly High School, their students, families, and communities.

We tend to think that money brings ha
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The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 3: Release Date, Cast, Trailer & Everything We Know

The Summer I Turned Pretty is returning with more teen drama and summer fun for the star-crossed love triangle of Belly, Conrad, and Jeremiah.

The TV series first aired in June 2022 and is based on the book series written by Jenny Han of the same name, who is also the showrunner.

If you don't know about this show, check out our nine reasons you should watch The Summer I Turned Pretty. It's compelling stuff!

Isabel "Belly" Conklin, her mother Laurel, and her brother Steven have spent every sum
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Found Season 2: Release Date, Cast, Trailer & Everything We Know

NBC's procedural show Found stars Shanola Hampton, a series producer, a kick-butt public relations specialist turned vigilantly, Gabi Mosely. Gabi and her team have made it their mission to help the missing people who don't attract the media's attention.

The team mainly focuses on people of color and others who face bias for their ethnicity, sexual orientation, and lifestyle choices, among other things that tend to lead them to slip through the cracks of the Washington, D.C., police department.
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The Runarounds: Will the Outer Banks Team Create Similar Magic for Prime Video?

With Prime Video ordering the new series titled The Runarounds comes the palpable idea of a serious music-natured teen drama hit.

Produced by Skydance Television and created by Jonas Pate, co-create of Outer Banks, with a teleplay from Fringe's David Wilcox, The Runarounds is a fictional young adult drama inspired by the real-life band with the same name.

The show will follow a close group of friends who come together from different aspects of life to form a rock band after graduating high sch
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