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The article discusses, Canadian actor had just been plucked from relative obscurity by Star Wars creator George Lucas to play a teenage Anakin Skywalker in Attack of the Clones when he arrived on a soundstage in Sydney. The nervous newcomer, who had been appearing in high school plays less than a year prior, walked into the hair-and-makeup room to see the man who would be portraying his friend-turned-foe.

An interview with actors Annaleigh Ashford, Murray Bartlett, Adrienne Warren and Manny Jacinto is presented. Topics discussed include the roles they portrayed that have opened doors for them, the things they learned from their selves while playing these roles, and the lessons learned from working with big stars.

The article details how two in-house yuletide experts from this publication took on an assignment of writing a holiday television film, and pitching it to a network and a producer. The holiday film, titled "Lights! Camera! Action!" was presented to Lifetime's Tanya Lopez and Sapna Vyas and to MadDog Productions president Maura Dunbar. The dream cast includes Josh Groban, Amber Stevens West, and Jameela Jamil.

The article presents a preview of several entertainment offerings in March 2020, including the third season of the television program "Narcos: Mexico," starring Diego Luna and Wagner Moura, the film "Portrait of a Lady on Fire," directed by Céline Sciamma and starring Adèle Haenel, and the book "Uncanny Valley: A Memoir," by Anna Wiener.

The article presents a conversation with several participants from the reality television (TV) program "Survivor: Micronesia- Fans vs. Favorites" in which they discusses the season finale, during which contestant Erik Reichenbach was persuaded to give away his immunity necklace and his chance at the show's $1 million prize.

The article reviews several books, films, and music releases including the book "My Love Story" by Tina Turner, the television series "Tell Me a Story," and the film "Burning" starring Steven Yeun.

The article discusses actor Andrew Lincoln's decision to leave the role of his character Rick Grimes on the television (TV) program "The Walking Dead" after nine seasons.

The article presents a calendar of television (TV) programs for the week of January 30 through February 12, 2017, which include "The Expanse," "Training Day," and "Girls."

The article presents an interview with actor Steven Yeun in which he discusses his role on the television (TV) program "The Walking Dead." Topics include debate regarding the graphic violence of the show's season premiere in which his character, Glenn, is brutally killed, the impact of Glenn as a strong Asian-American lead character who is not defined by his ethnicity to the show's audience, and the possibility of him returning to comedy, such as improvisation, where his entertainment career began.

The article presents a calendar of television programs for October 17-30, 2016, which include the season premiere of "Jane the Virgin," the season premiere of "The Walking Dead," and the series debut of "Good Girls Revolt."

The article focuses on season seven of the zombie-apocalypse television show "The Walking Dead," specifically the show's villain Negan, played by actor Jeffrey Dean Morgan. Topics include the show's filming on location in Senoia, Georgia, various actors and actresses who star in the show, including Norman Reedus, Andrew Lincoln, and Melissa McBride, and the show's executive producers Scott M. Gimple, Robert Kirkman, and Greg Nicotero. The comic book "The Walking Dead," created by Kirkman, which serve as the show's source material, are also discussed.

An interview is presented with actors and actresses from the zombie television show "The Walking Dead," Andrew Lincoln, Chandler Riggs, Steven Yeun, Melissa McBride, Norman Reedus, and Lennie James. Topics include the common theme of death on the show, as it takes place during the zombie apocalypse, how characters have dealt with various deaths on the show, and why the show hasn't gotten recognition from the television award show The Emmys. First season showrunner Frank Darabont is also mentioned.

The article presents information on actors and actresses who were killed off in the zombie television show "The Walking Dead." Actor Chad L. Coleman discusses the death of his character Tyreese in season five. Actress Emily Kinney discusses the death of her character Beth in season five. Actor David Morrissey discusses the death of his character The Governor in season four.

The article presents a calendar of television (TV) programs for the week of Monday November 16, 2015, which include the series debut of "Chicago Med," "Law & Order: SVU," and the series debut of "Property Brothers at Home on the Ranch."

An interview is presented with director Sam Raimi, actor Bruce Campbell, and actress Lucy Lawless, in which they discuss their horror television show "Ash vs. Evil Dead." Topics include the original film franchise that inspired the show, which included the films "The Evil Dead," "Evil Dead 2," and "Army of Darkness," the show's use of special effects, and the show's producer Rob Tapert.

The article focuses on the zombie television show "Fear the Walking Dead," a companion to the television show "The Walking Dead." The author compares the two television shows created for the television channel AMC, examines the comic book series the shows are based upon by Robert Kirkman, and discusses actors in the show, including Kim Dickens, Cliff Curtis, and Frank Dillane.

The article focuses on season six of the zombie television show "The Walking Dead." The author explores the show's setting of a post-apocalyptic Alexandria, Virginia, examines the possible plot lines for season six, and discusses various actors in the show, including Andrew Lincoln, Norman Reedus, and Melissa McBride. Profiles of new characters played by actors including Corey Hawkins, Merritt Wever, and Ethan Embry, are also presented, along with information on the comic book series the show is based upon.

The article provides information on several television programs airing throughout summer 2015, including "Masters of Sex," "Fear the Walking Dead," and "Orange Is the New Black." Interviews are also presented with television show "Teen Wolf" actors Tyler Posey, Dylan O'Brien, and Holland Roden, and television show "True Detective" music director T Bone Burnett.

The article presents television show previews, actor profiles, interviews, and other information on forthcoming television programs for 2015. These include the television shows "True Detective" starring Taylor Kitsch, "Zoo" starring James Wolk, and "The Secret Life of Marilyn Monroe" starring Susan Sarandon. Other topics include reality television and set design.

The article focuses on the television program "The Walking Dead," starring Andrew Lincoln and Norman Reedus. Topics include the popularity of the television program in 2015, the premier of the fifth season on February 8, 2015, and how the fifth season will differ from past seasons. Information is provided on the deaths of major characters in the show. Information is provided on the relationships between cast members, how it became the highest rated television program on television, and the roles of Steven Yeun, Melissa McBride, and Chad L. Coleman.

A series of reviews of television (TV) programs such as "Tiny House Nation," "The Wrong Mans," and "Black Mirror," motion pictures such as "The Trip to Italy" and "The Gambler," and music such as "First Ya Gotta Shake the Gate" by Funkadelic, are presented.

The article focuses on the zombie television program "The Walking Dead," which will air its fifth season in the fall of 2014. Topics include the the development of the show over five seasons, the best episodes of the series, and the most shocking scenes in the series. Information is provided on actors Andrew Lincoln, Norman Reedus, and Chad L. Coleman, if the characters in the television program will leave the state of Georgia in the fifth season, and how each actor wants their on-screen character to die.