Jenelle Riley

2 weeks ago | orangecoast.com | Jenelle Riley

The best vacations are the ones that help you realize dreams you didn’t even know you had. For me, that dream was swimming with dolphins and pigs. I never knew either was on my bucket list until I discovered the Bahamas. I happen to own a rather rotund pitbull who resembles a wild boar more than a dog—which is why he was named Wilbur, after the infamous pig in “Charlotte’s Web.” Wilbur is a great companion who loves adventure with one exception: He won’t go near the water.

2 weeks ago | pasadenamag.com | Jenelle Riley

The island of Maui is open for business, and its residents and business owners want you back. Following the devastating fires of August 2023, Hawaii’s Governor Josh Green, advised against non-essential travel while the affected areas recovered. When I was planning my trip, several people asked if tourists were welcome at this point. After visiting the island and speaking to many locals, the answer is a resounding yes.

3 weeks ago | variety.com | Jenelle Riley

Though Eddie Redmayne currently stars in “The Day of the Jackal,” one of the most acclaimed new shows of the year, he still has time to check out other television programs – including the buzzy HBO hit “The White Lotus.”  But the Oscar winner isn’t throwing his hat into the casting ring for an upcoming season. “I’m too paranoid about butchering the things I love,” he tells Variety’s Awards Circuit Podcast.

3 weeks ago | variety.com | Jenelle Riley |Jazz Tangcay

Meet the Makers: The Day of the Jackal & Lockerbie: A Search for Truth The morning kicked off with a pair of powerful dramas from executive producers Nigel Marchant and Gareth Neame of Carnival Films, the company responsible for such hits as “Downton Abbey” and “The Gilded Age.” Marchant noted that if their projects had a common theme, it was world-building.

1 month ago | variety.com | Jazz Tangcay |Abigail Lee |Jenelle Riley

Actor, “Severance“ Lachman has become one of the most beloved characters in Apple TV+’s “Severance.” In Season 2, the actor was front-and-center as she expanded her character, Gemma, by playing several different “innie” versions of the same person. “I felt very fortunate that I got to go deeply into the backstory of Gemma because … obviously things are changing now, but that hasn’t always been the case. You don’t get to always play a fully fleshed-out human being,” Lachman says.