Rodrigo Perez

1 week ago | hoytamaulipas.net | Rodrigo Perez

Como decía Albert Einstein, “educar con el ejemplo no es una manera de educar, es la única”. Esta frase nos permite comprender algo fundamental: el ejemplo arrastra, forma, moldea. Cada palabra que pronunciamos, cada actitud que mostramos, tiene un efecto multiplicador en quienes nos rodean. Por ello, es fundamental ser conscientes de que nuestras acciones hablan más fuerte que nuestras palabras.

1 week ago | theplaylist.net | Rodrigo Perez

Given “ER” did it best and the ubiquity of “Grey’s Anatomy” and similar network television medical dramas—a genre that never really ever left TV since the 80s— it didn’t really seem like a prestige drama version of an emergency room TV series was necessary. In fact, when HBO Max’s “The Pitt” first arrived, despite the inclusion of Noah Wylie as the lead, a writer and an executive producer on the show—clearly he learned a thing or two from his long stint on ER”—passed some media outlets by.

2 weeks ago | theplaylist.net | Rodrigo Perez

In the latest episode of The Rogue Ones podcast, our podcast dedicated to the “Star Wars” prequel series, “Andor,” I sat down once again with Dan Gilroy, the brother of series creator and showrunner Tony Gilroy, and one of the leading writers on the series. Like Tony, Dan came up in the industry as crack-shot screenwriter.

2 weeks ago | theplaylist.net | Rodrigo Perez

Based on the Wondery podcast of the same name by Nikki Boyer, FX’s “Dying For Sex,” from writers and co-creators Kim Rosenstock  (“New Girl”) and Liz Meriwether (“New Girl,” “Bless This Mess,” “The Dropout”) is layered, moving and something of a miracle of a show. As its title suggests, “Dying For Sex” is about a woman, Molly, played by four-time Oscar-winner Michelle Williams, who goes on an adventure to explore her sexual desires after being diagnosed with breast cancer.

2 weeks ago | theplaylist.net | Rodrigo Perez

In the modern world of love, where our value as people has greatly diminished thanks to a swipe left, swipe right culture that can inadvertently encourage the nature of our disposability, love, relationships and sex can become an intensely transactional, self-centered endeavor that doesn’t foster togetherness. What does your worth offer me? What value do you hold? What boxes do you check off that can enhance my already rich and wonderful life?