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22 hours ago | awardsbuzz.com | Latasha Ford

Set in 1969, Hampton Chambers, a convicted burglar, is released from prison and returns to his home in Chatsworth, Los Angeles where he reunites with his family and tries to start over with a second chance by inventing the “Bit Magician”, a self-sharpening power drill. Aeysha Carr the behind-the-scenes expert of “Government Cheese,” sat down with Latasha M. Ford from Awards Buzz to discuss the faith element of the project, casting key characters, series expectations and so much more.

4 days ago | awardsbuzz.com | Latasha Ford

Set in 1969, Hampton Chambers, a convicted burglar, is released from prison and returns to his home in Chatsworth, Los Angeles where he reunites with his family and tries to start over with a second chance by inventing the “Bit Magician”, a self-sharpening power drill. Simone Missick star of “Government Cheese,” sat down with Latasha M. Ford from Awards Buzz to discuss her experience on the show one highlight from a specific scene which includes a violist moment and more.

1 week ago | awardsbuzz.com | Abe Friedtanzer

In “Whack-A-Mole,” the third episode of the second season of Peacock’s Poker Face, Charlie comes face-to-face with Beatrix Hasp (Rhea Perlman), the woman who’s had henchmen chasing her for some time, and becomes entangled in a convoluted sting operation involving her FBI contact Luca (Simon Helberg), a corrupt agent (John Mulaney), and Beatrix’s hapless husband Jeffrey (Richard Kind). Awards Buzz spoke with Kind about getting to be a part of the show – and how he would commit the perfect murder.

1 week ago | awardsbuzz.com | Abe Friedtanzer

Charlie Cale (Natasha Lyonne) has an incredible power: she can tell if people are lying. Yet she’s always finding herself in trouble, happening to be around murder after murder as she’s on the run from the dangerous people dead set on finding her. In season two of Poker Face, Charlie encounters new eccentric characters as she stumbles into more sticky situations and pieces together who the culprit is and how they almost got away with it.

1 week ago | awardsbuzz.com | Sari Cohen

The Dick Wolf Universe recently got a whole lot bigger with its first-ever streaming series, Prime Video’s On Call. Front and center of the drama series is veteran actor, director, producer, and author Eriq La Salle. The Emmy and Golden Globe-nominated actor has been behind the camera for multiple Dick Wolf shows, including Chicago P.D. and Law & Order. On Call has the NAACP Image Award winner in the director’s seat and starring in front of the camera as Sergeant Lasman.