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"Earth needs its greatest heroes." Quiver Distr. has revealed an official trailer for a super cheesy action sci-fi thriller called Agent Recon, the latest from filmmaker Derek Ting after Agent Revelation a few years ago. This brings back the iconic action mega star Chuck Norris for one more showdown on screen – sporting a minigun this time. A covert military task force tracks an energy disturbance at a secret base in New Mexico that is suspected of experimenting on alien technology. Once there, the team encounters an unknown being of extraordinary strength and speed, and an army of mindless warriors. The trio must battle these hordes to prevent humanity's demise. Starring Chuck Norris, Marc Singer, Derek Ting, Sylvia Kwan, Jason Scott Jenkins, and Nikki Leigh. "My stunt team pushed the boundaries of my vision for clear grounded action elevated with motivated storytelling, and we had Chuck's son Dakota come on board...

“As a director, I feel like sometimes I don’t have all the details, but I do have a general direction,” admits Roxy Shih about taking risks on her latest film, the Lifetime TV movie “List of a Lifetime.” “I think as long as we all move towards that general direction, and we’re all on the same page towards that path,” she says, adding for our recent Q&a, “what you can find can be so beautiful.” We talked with Shih as part of Gold Derby’s special “Meet the Experts” Q&a event with 2022 Emmy Awards contenders. Watch our exclusive video interview above.

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Shih directed “List of a Lifetime” from an screenplay by Jessica Landry. Starring Kelly Hu, Patricia Velasquez, Sylvia Kwan, Jim Klock, Chad Lindberg, Jamie Kaler and Jane Sibbett, the film follows a terminally ill woman who sets out on...

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Airing on the ABC television network, the Grey's Anatomy TV show stars Ellen Pompeo, Chandra Wilson, James Pickens Jr., Kevin McKidd, Caterina Scorsone, Camilla Luddington, Kelly McCreary, Kim Raver, Jake Borelli, Chris Carmack, Richard Flood, Scott Speedman, and Anthony Hill. Recurring performers in season 18 include Kate Walsh, Alex Landi, Jaicy Elliot, Peter Gallagher, Zaiver Sinnett, Sylvia Kwan, Abigail Spencer, and Kate Burton. The long-running series revolves around...

Last season, while Grey's Anatomy remained ABC's highest-rated series in the demo, sister series Station 19 had more viewers. Will Grey's regain the top spot in viewers this season? Could it possibly be cancelled or, is it essentially guaranteed to be renewed for season 19 (providing Ellen Pompeo wants to return)? Stay tuned. *Status Update Below.

A medical drama series, the Grey's Anatomy TV show stars Pompeo, Chandra Wilson, James Pickens Jr., Kevin McKidd, Caterina Scorsone, Camilla Luddington, Kelly McCreary, Kim Raver, Jake Borelli, Chris Carmack, Richard Flood, Scott Speedman, and Anthony Hill. Recurring performers in season 18 include Kate Walsh, Alex Landi, Jaicy Elliot, Peter Gallagher, Zaiver Sinnett, Sylvia Kwan, Abigail Spencer, and Kate Burton. The long-running series revolves around the personal and professional lives of the surgical residents, fellows, and attendings in the surgical wing of the fictional...

Sylvia Kwan realized her experience making the TV movie List of a Lifetime would be inclusive and welcoming on one special day in February.

It was Lunar New Year 2021, and the cast and crew all donned red clothing in honor of the holiday. It’s a tradition the Grey’s Anatomy vet had experienced and cherished in her personal life lots of times, but had never seen in the workplace. The Lifetime flick (premiering this Sunday at 8/7c) follows Brenda (Kelly Hu), a woman battling breast cancer while reveling in the budding relationship she has with Talia (Kwan), the long-lost...

Variety Magazine pays tribute to women trailblazers, philanthropists, poets, rule-breakers and so much more at the 2021 Power of Women dinner. This year’s nominees include poet laureate Amanda Gorman, singer Katy Perry, Warner Bros. Television Group Chairman Channing Dungey, singer Lorde and Oscar-winning actress Rita Moreno.

The evening will celebrate the philanthropic endeavors of each woman, highlighting the work they do beyond the stage, boardroom and screen. Perry is there repping the the Firework Foundation, Lorde is being honored for her work with 350 Aotearo, Dungey for her work with the Children’s Institute, Gorman for WriteGirl and Moreno for her work with the RotaCare Bay Area.

Presenters in attendance include Gayle King, Gloria Calderón Kellett, Hunter Schafer, Angelina Jolie, and Ava DuVernay, along with additional attendees Garcelle Beauvais, Marlee Matlin, Jenna Dewan, Kelly Hu, Sylvia Kwan, Tia Mowry, Justina Machado, Alyssa Milano, Kim Raver, Elisabeth Rohm, Jill Scott, Patricia Velasquez,...

Exclusive: Lifetime has acquired the feature film List of a Lifetime (fka Breast Cancer Bucket List) as part of the network’s annual Stop Breast Cancer for Life public affairs initiative. The movie, from Ninth House Films and MarVista Entertainment, is headlined by Kelly Hu (Finding Ohana) whose own mother, grandmother and aunt had breast cancer, along with Sylvia Kwan (Grey’s Anatomy), Patricia Velasquez (Arrested Development), Jane Sibbett (Friends) and metastatic breast cancer thriver, Shannen Doherty. Jamie Kahler, Jim Klock, and Chad Lindberg also star. The film will premiere October 10 at 8 pm Et/Pt during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Doherty also directs special content as part of Lifetime’s Stop Breast Cancer for Life Campaign, in support of the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. The special content features Doherty, Hu, Kwan and Velasquez and will air throughout October on Lifetime and Lmn and extended off channel through local distributor partnerships. The...

Exclusive: Jim Klock, Chad Lindberg, Jamie Kaler and Jane Sibbett have boarded The Ninth House’s independent feature Breast Cancer Bucket List.

The film, directed by Roxy Shih, follows Brenda Lee, played by Kelly Hu, who is diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer. Facing her own mortality, Brenda is determined to track down the daughter Talia Carroll (Sylvia Kwan) she gave up for adoption as an infant. Brenda’s best friend, Meg (Patricia Velásquez) is by Brenda’s side every step of the way on her search to find Talia. Talia, having been afforded a privileged life by her adoptive parents, is initially hesitant to connect with the stranger who appears on her doorstep identifying herself as her biological mother, a moment Talia has been longing for her whole life. Talia decides to let Brenda into her life, and the mother/daughter duo embark on a journey to accomplish each...

Exclusive: Exactly two years after Khalilah Joi guest starred in a powerful episode of ABC’s Grey’s Anatomy, she is returning to the Grey’s universe with a recurring role on spinoff Station 19.

On the firefighter drama, Joi will play a new character, Condola Vargas, an accomplished litigator who went to law school with Dean’s (Okieriete Onaodowan) sister, and with whom Dean has a romantic past. She’s whip-smart and effortlessly chic – owning every room she is in.

Condola will be helping Dean with his lawsuit against the police. At the end of last week’s episode, Dean revealed that he planned to sue the cops after he was tackled to the ground and arrested while he and his teammates were assisting a distraught mom looking for her kidnapped teenage daughter.

“This is a major plot line going forward through our whole season,” Grey’s Anatomy and Station 19...

Exclusive: Kelly Hu will lead the feature film Breast Cancer Bucket List from producers Autumn Federici and Jake Helgren under their production banner, The Ninth House.

Roxy Shih, who recently directed Whose Child for Ninth House Films, will direct from a screenplay by Jessica Landry.

Patricia Velasquez, and Sylvia Kwan will join Hu.

The film follows Brenda Lee (Hu) who is diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer. Facing her own mortality, Brenda is determined to track down the daughter Talia Carroll (Kwan) she gave up for adoption as an infant. Brenda’s best friend, Meg (Velásquez) is by Brenda’s side every step of the way on her search to find Talia. Talia, having been afforded a privileged life by her adoptive parents, is initially hesitant to connect with the stranger who appears on her doorstep identifying herself as her biological mother, a moment Talia has been longing for her whole life.

Hey, NCIS Fans. We've got another new season 16 report for you guys. CBS recently served up the press release for their upcoming episode 3 that's scheduled to air this coming Tuesday night ,October 9, 2018. Before we get into this article, we must warn you guys that it does contain some brief spoiler teasers for episode 3 as CBS' press release does feature a brief teaser description of the episode. If any of you do not wish to know anything about the upcoming episode 3, you should definitely stop reading this article now. If you're ok with getting a little teaser for episode 3, by all means please continue reading this article. Alright, now that we got our little warning out of the way, let's get into this. First off, CBS' press release revealed that episode 3 is entitled, "Boom." Yep, nice and simple. Just "Boom" in your face. You're about to find out why "Boom" is...