Fangirlish had a chance to chat exclusively with Brian Falduto. You might know Brian from the movie School of Rock, in which he played Billy. The film broke box-office records and led to the 2015 Broadway Musical as well as a Nickelodeon series. Brian was named as PrideLife Magazine’s 20Read More →
It’s hard to take on an icon like Selena Quintanilla. They’re big shoes to step into and a worldwide audience that still love Selena, even after her passing, are alive and well. But maybe because of all of that, because she’s a star like no other, that we’re so excitedRead More →
In an effort to build a space for queer people like myself, every Tuesday I’ll be posting interviews, opinion pieces, listicals, reviews, and more focused on the LGBT community (and occasionally about the Latinx/WOC community since I am Latinx.) Welcome to Queerly Not Straight! Enjoy and leave a comment belowRead More →
Being a young woman in 2020 is hard enough, throw in being a witch and you’ve got a recipe for dynamic and fascinating storytelling that leaves viewers wanting for more. That’s what Freeform’s Motherland: Fort Salem is all about, young witches that are changing the future, one step or spellRead More →
Growing up is never easy. Throw in a set of keys that can change life as you know it and it makes growing up even worse. That’s what Kinsey Locke, played by Emilia Jones, had to deal with in the Netflix adaptation Locke & Key. Fortunately we got a chanceRead More →
We were lucky enough to catch up with Mexican-born actor Alberto Zeni to discuss the upcoming second season of the popular Netflix series Narcos: Mexico. Zeni is a great actor whose work can be seen in telenovelas like “Hoy Soy Nadie” and “Trillizas de Colores.” Zeni joins the existing castRead More →
Our second interview of the day was with actors Jason Ritter and Rachel Matthews, who voiced the new characters of Ryder and Honeymaren in Frozen II. The first question was whether this was their first Disney project. Ritter worked on the show Gravity Falls for Disney television, which ran forRead More →
During the event at Walt Disney Animation Studios, I was lucky enough to take part of a roundtable interview with the creative team behind Frozen II, director/screenwriter Jennifer Lee, director Chris Buck, and producer Peter Del Vecho. Through this we learned a lot about the process of how the movieRead More →
One of the roundtables we attended was for Frozen II is with the award-winning husband/wife songwriting team, Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Bobby Lopez. We spoke more about their whole process behind coming up with such incredible songs. How is it working as husband and wife? “When it’s great, it’s great. WhenRead More →
There are very few book adaptations now a days that really take the essence of the book and honor it. So many times, there are changes that take away from what made the book special and touched a fanbase. The adaptations of Jenny Han’s To All The Boys series areRead More →
We were lucky to chat with Frankie Rodriguez, one of the stars of Disney+’s hit series High School Musical: The Musical: The Series. You may know him form his guest-starring role of Eduardo on ABC’s Modern Family. Now you can catch him as the fun-loving and passionate Carlos in HSMTMTS.Read More →
There are so many things that go into making a television show and one of the most important are the makeup and hair departments. Today we spoke with Cindy Miguens, head makeup artist on Fresh off the Boat. Cindy has worked on various notable television projects including Freeform’s Pretty LittleRead More →
In an effort to build a space for queer people like myself, every Tuesday I’ll be posting opinion pieces, listicals, reviews, and more focused on the LGBT community (and occasionally about the Latinx/WOC community since I am Latinx.) Welcome to Queerly Not Straight! Enjoy and leave a comment below ifRead More →
In an effort to build a space for queer people like myself, every Tuesday I’ll be posting opinion pieces, listicals, reviews, and more focused on the LGBT community (and occasionally about the Latinx/WOC community since I am Latinx.) Welcome to Queerly Not Straight! Enjoy and leave a comment below ifRead More →
With The Witcher premiering this Friday, December 20th on Netflix, we got the opportunity to sit down and talk with the two leading ladies of this show: Anya Chalotra and Freya Allan. They play Yennefer and Ciris respectively, and believe me when I say you’ll be loving both their performances when theRead More →
Bringing something to life like Charlie’s Angels isn’t easy. You need the right cast, the right writers, and the right kind of person to nail the look of your vision. That’s where Melanie Hughes-Weaver comes in. We got a chance to speak with Hughes-Weaver, the brilliant makeup designer behind theRead More →
Growing up is hard. Growing up at the end of the world is even harder. That’s just what 12-year-old Angelica has to do in Netflix’s new series Daybreak. We got a chance to speak with Alyvia Alyn Lind, who plays the enigmatic and badass Angelica, about what it takes toRead More →
At the end of the world, you want someone like Jeanté Godlock’s Mona Lisa by your side. Badass, ballsy, and not fiber of her being holds her back from the kind of person, the kind of leader that she wants to be on Netflix’s Daybreak. We got a chance toRead More →
Villains isn’t just the other Bill Skarsgard film out right now with Maika Monroe from the indie hit It Follows. It also isn’t an edgy thriller that takes a turn for the morbid like the stylings of Saw, no matter what the trailer leads you to believe. If anything, VillainsRead More →
Sara Faring’s The Tenth Girl isn’t really my kind of book. And that’s putting it lightly. Maybe I’m just getting old (don’t say it), but lately I just haven’t really been into suffering, in TV or book form. I can’t say I’ve never read psychological thrillers, but I’ve just neverRead More →
Lately, Netflix has been in the business of delivering rom coms that you not only want to play over and over again, but that feel empowering and smart for the people in them, and the ones who watch them. From To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before to Always BeRead More →