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You know, that place last season where a certain "boy-who-is-super" and his dog were being kept (emphasis on the past tense). Netflix/DC Comics Now with less than three weeks to go before the series' return – and on the same day the series' official poster and banner was released – DC Universe confirmed that Michael Mosley (Ozark,[...]

Olivia Williams (Miss Austen Regrets), James Norton (Grantchester), Tom Riley (Dark Heart), Ann Skelly (Death and Nightingales), Ben Chaplin (The Children Act), Pip Torrens (Preacher), Zackary Momoh (Seven Seconds), Amy Manson (Torchwood), Nick Frost (Fighting With My Family), Rochelle Neil (Death in Paradise), Eleanor Tomlinson (Poldark), and Denis O'Hare (American Horror Story) have all been[...]

Most recently, Alexander was seen starring in a supporting role on Veena Sud's Netflix drama series Seven Seconds, as the ill-fated witness Nadine In 2017, she also starred in USA's limited series The Sinner opposite Jessica Biel. Earlier this year, Alexander was seen starring opposite Chris Messina and Quinn Shephard in the feature film Blame, which[...]

Credit: Netflix With the upcoming thriller series set to debut later this month, Netflix has released the first preview clip for Seven Seconds From creator and executive producer Veena Sud (The Killing), series star Regina King's Latrice Butler is a mother looking for answers in the wake of a tragic accident involving her son[...]

Seven seconds On one hand, it seems like such a short amount of time to decide between doing what's right and doing what's right for right now Now count out seven seconds to yourself, and suddenly those "quick" seven seconds can feel like a lifetime in your head Time, the choices that we make, and[...]

Netflix has released a short teaser for their upcoming crime series Seven Seconds The series from Veena Sud (The Killing) is said to give viewers a glimpse into the human stories behind the headlines In a society fraught with racial tension, sensational headlines and an audience that would rather be entertained than informed, seven seconds[...]