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For the final session in our spring TechniqueTuesdays series, we gathered an expert panel to discuss Atlantic Acting School's world-renowned technique, Practical Aesthetics. Although all of these master teachers studied the technique themselves, they each have slightly different views on how to apply it.Watch and learn from some of the bestClark Gregg,Karen Kohlhaas,Chivonne Michelle,Anya Saffir, andReggie D. White...

Kj Smith (Dynasty) is set for a recurring role on on ABC’s new legal drama The Fix, from Marcia Clark, Mandeville TV and ABC Studios. Co-written by Clark, The Fix centers on Maya Travis (Robin Tunney), an L.A. district attorney who suffers a devastating defeat when prosecuting an A-list actor for double murder. With her high-profile career derailed, she flees for a quieter life in Washington. Eight years later when this same celebrity is under suspicion for another murder, Maya is lured back to the Da’s office for another chance at justice. Clark executive produces with Liz Craft and Sarah Fain. Smith will play Charlie, Ezra’s executive assistant. Smith’s other recent credits include recurring roles on Dynasty and Kevin vs Josh and a lead role on the CW pilot, Skinny Dip, as well as guest roles on Fuller House, Blackish, The Fosters and NCIS: La.

'In Stereo' movie with Micah Hauptman and Beau Garrett. 'In Stereo' movie review: Witty, sarcastic romantic comedy In Stereo is a particular kind of romantic comedy – the kind full of characters that aren't remotely romantic, that tend more toward wit and sarcasm rather than light or camp comedy (unless it involves someone getting beaten up), and in which things may very well turn out badly for the protagonists, whom we may or may not be inclined to root for or even like. This is my kind of romantic comedy; a little mean and very funny if you prefer wit and sarcasm to fart jokes – as witty and sarcastic people always do. By definition, something that is in stereo comes at you from at least two directions at once – the same yet different – together creating something that is fuller and truer than either of the elements alone. In Stereo, the film,...