Max Gao is a versatile journalist who has written for various publications including Teen Vogue, The A.V. Club, Yahoo News, Toronto Star, Observer, Harper's Bazaar Netherlands, and TV Guide. With a wide range of topics covered, Max's articles span from pop culture trends and celebrity interviews to TV show reviews and in-depth features.
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The Bobby actor breaks down the epic three-part Season 8 disaster
"If I can lose them in episode one, can I win back the audience as we go?" asks Speedman about his latest horror — this time, a mysterious eight-episode series from James Wan — while also looking back on 'Felicity' and teasing what's next for his 'Grey's Anatomy' role.
By: Max Gao
He's not a mercenary, but he respects the job, says EP
By: Max Gao
The season two scene centered on Lee Minho was rewritten multiple times, creator-showrunner Soo Hugh tells The Hollywood Reporter while unpacking how it leads to a tragic ending: "Our heroine, who's such an anchor of our show, doesn't know what to do. I find that to be the saddest, scariest thing."
By: Max Gao
Hinds is also pushing for Thoms to show off her singing voice in the show
By: Max Gao
The Mike Ross actor, who is now appearing on Fox's ‘Accused,' avoided watching the mega-popular USA legal drama until launching his new podcast with Sarah Rafferty.
By: Max Gao
"We need to keep supporting these shows. We have to show up for [shows like] 'Beef,' 'Shōgun' — we just have to do it, because that, at the end of the day, determines whether these shows succeed or not."
By: Max Gao
The actor on playing the role originated by Muse Watson in the “NCIS” prequel and being “the luckiest person in the world” By Max Gao Special to the Star
By: Max Gao
The television legend reflects on becoming Kate Wyler and what's to come from the already greenlit season 3
Keri Russell Breaks Down “The Diplomat” S2 Drama Emilio Madrid - Getty Images Keri Russell wasn't planning to return to television.
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