Did you, like me, stay up all night watching Season 3 of ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK after its early release? If so, you’re no stranger to Julie Lake, who plays the hilarious meth-head Angie Rice, who starts the season “fending off” the (completely imagined) advances of Nicky down in the basement. I spent some time chatting with Julie about what comes up this season, why she loves the show, and what she might be up to next! What can
Netflix released the official trailer for the new season of ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK today, and with it, a video where the cast tells us what to expect in Season 2, coming Friday, June 6!! I don’t know about you, but this is the most anticipated show of the summer for me! Check out the promo (PS it’s a bit explicit) above and the preview below. Let us know what you’re most excited about for Season 2!
After many years of successful PaleyFests in LA, this year, the Paley Center for Media, which is based in LA and NY is introducing their inaugural PaleyFest: Made in NY. Running October 2 through October 6, and featuring shows like ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK and ELEMENTARY, the festival is designed to showcase series that tape on the East Coast / in the NY area. Here is the tentative schedule of events: Wednesday, October 2, 2013: ORANGE IS THE NEW
We are just past the two week point since Netflix’s incredible look inside a women’s prison, ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK, was released. In that 2 week time period, I mainlined all thirteen episodes, back to back, twice, living through the pain, the horror, the humor, and the relationships, to be able to state with 100% confidence that it’s one of the best things I’ve ever seen – the show is truly about Piper Chapman (Taylor Schilling), who carried drug
Netflix released the trailer for their next original series, ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK, based on the best-selling memoir of the same name by Piper Kerman, and created by Jenji Kohan (creator of WEEDS). The show, which is being released on July 11 all in one fell swoop, follows Taylor Schilling’s Piper Chapman, whose decade-old relationship with drug-runner Alex (Laura Prepon) results in her arrest and year-long detention in a federal penitentiary. She finds herself in an unfamiliar world with