Julia Goldani Telles: Last News

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit is about to take on a hot topic.

The Amber Heard-Johnny Depp defamation trial made headlines throughout the world, and now it’s coming to the new season of “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit”.

STARZ’s “The Girlfriend Experience” continues to evolve and push boundaries in its long-awaited third season, the first episode of which aired last night on the cable channel. Based on Steven Soderbergh’s 2008 indie of the same name that introduced a more involved, more high-end level of escort (who offers the more emotionally-involved “girlfriend experience”), “The Girlfriend Experience” series is an anthology show conceived of letting other filmmakers play within this sandbox and putting the ideas of transactional relationships into a new context.

Ed Helms is looking forward to fatherhood in the Bleecker Street comedy Together Together, which hits select theaters today. Also starring Patti Harrison, Tig Notaro and Julio Torres, the film was written and directed by Nikole Beckwith.

The Space Between, scored by Weezer frontman Rivers Cuomo – you can watch the trailer below.In the film, Grammer’s character Mickey Adams is trying to find his place in the ’90s Los Angeles music scene when his label decides to drop him after he decides to start making more experimental albums.The Space Between was directed by Rachel Winter, and also stars Julia Goldani Telles, Andrew Daly, Paris Jackson and Jackson White.Watch the trailer here:Rivers Cuomo recently revealed he’s also working on a film musical called Buddha Superstar, as well as progressing on Weezer’s upcoming “four-album” project.“[The albums are] called ‘Spring’, ‘Summer’, ‘Fall’ and ‘Winter’,” Cuomo told The Forty-Five, and said that Buddha Superstar is being helmed by

Kelsey Grammer is a ’70s rocker with an ending career in the first look at “The Space Between”.

The way technology has affected relationships, dating, and sex in the modern world is fairly commonplace today. Sci-fi obviously has lots of dystopian ways of commenting on this too (see the psychological submissive girl robot fetishization archetype in “Ex Machina”).

Steven Soderbergh had a terrific idea for his series “The Knick,” that never came to pass. The plan was, after Season 2, to spin-off the turn-of-the-medical drama idea to different filmmakers and set it in different locales, with new concepts of early doctors working with the material they had at the time.

Even though “The Girlfriend Experience” might not get the awards discussion and watercooler talk that some of the other drama series do, that doesn’t mean the STARZ original isn’t incredible. Produced by Steven Soderbergh, inspired by his film of the same name, “The Girlfriend Experience” has run for two seasons and been one of the most underrated dramas on TV during that time.

Gravitas Ventures has acquired the worldwide rights toLooks that Kill, setting a June 19 digital release for the high school dark comedy. The feature follows Max Richards (13 Reasons Why star Brandon Flynn), a teenager born with a medical condition of being lethally attractive, who is changed forever when he meets Alex, a girl with her own bizarre ailment who aids him on his quest of self-discovery — without accidentally killing anyone.

By Amanda N'Duka

Brandon Flynn‘s first movie ever is out now!