Michael Walsh

1 week ago | nerdist.com | Michael Walsh

Everyone knows the “E” in Chuck E. Cheese stands for “entertainment,” and this holiday season the arcade-restaurant chain is making good on its star’s name. The company has announced that it will be celebrating the most wonderful time of the year with its first-ever Chuck E. Cheese animated Christmas special. Chuck E. Cheese is partnering with HappyNest Entertainment—a joint venture between UTA and Stampede Ventures—for an original holiday special. The Chuck E.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Michael Walsh

Everyone knows the “E” in Chuck E. Cheese stands for “entertainment,” and this holiday season the arcade-restaurant chain is making good on its star’s name. The company has announced that it will be celebrating the most wonderful time of the year with its first-ever Chuck E. Cheese animated Christmas special. Chuck E. Cheese/HappyNest EntertainmentChuck E. Cheese is partnering with HappyNest Entertainment—a joint venture between UTA and Stampede Ventures—for an original holiday special. The Chuck E.

1 week ago | nerdist.com | Michael Walsh

“…..Oh no.” That is definitely not the kind of reaction any studio wants a movie’s first trailer to elicit. But that reaction is especially worrisome when said movie is a big showy biopic about a true music legend. And yet, here we are! Because, good gravy, the first trailer for Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere has us thinking this film was born just to make us run away from theaters. I watch a lot of movie trailers for my job. I also watch them because I love movie trailers.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Michael Walsh

“…..Oh no.” That is definitely not the kind of reaction any studio wants a movie’s first trailer to elicit. But that reaction is especially worrisome when said movie is a big showy biopic about a true music legend. And yet, here we are! Because, good gravy, the first trailer for Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere has us thinking this film was born just to make us run away from theaters. Youtube Videoplay buttonI watch a lot of movie trailers for my job.

1 week ago | nerdist.com | Michael Walsh

I imagine it’s probably not the worst thing to go through life looking like Pedro Pascal. People seem to reeeeally like his face, you know? What I can’t imagine is what is must be like to resemble one of Hollywood’s biggest stars. Especially when you also have a job where you constantly meet famous people who know The Fantastic Four star personally. But that’s the exactly what 42-year-old George Gountas’ does every day when he goes to work.