BUILD Series

Directed by Peter Livolsi, "The House of Tomorrow" is the highly-anticipated movie adaption of Peter Bognanni’s best-selling novel of the same name. The film stars Academy Award-winner Ellen Burstyn, Nick Offerman, Asa Butterfield, Alex Wolff, Maude Apatow and Michaela Watkins. The film tells the story of a sheltered teen raised inside a geodesic dome who befriends a rebellious kid and forms a punk band to escape an oppressive grandmother, an overprotective father and the looming legacy of renowned futurist Buckminster Fuller.

What happens when emotions come into conflict with principles, and how do choices under pressure define who we really are? The lobby of a Manhattan apartment building is much more than a waiting area for four New Yorkers involved in a murder investigation. It’s a testing ground for what happens when personal and professional personas find themselves at odds. A young security guard with big ambitions clashes with his stern boss, an intense rookie cop and her unpredictable partner in a play from the 2017 Oscar-winning writer of Manchester by the Sea, Kenneth Lonergan. BUILD hosted Brian Tyree Henry, as he discussed his role in the play "Lobby Hero" and the newest season of the critically-acclaimed show "Atlanta."

"Little Pink House" stars two-time Academy Award nominee Catherine Keener, Emmy nominee Jeanne Tripplehorn, and Callum Keith Rennie. The screenplay is adapted from Jeff Benedict’s book, "Little Pink House: A True Story of Defiance and Courage." The film features an original song by two-time Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee David Crosby entitled "Home Free." Based on a true story, a small-town EMT named Susette Kelo leaves a bad marriage and starts over in a new town. She buys a rundown cottage in New London, Connecticut, refurbishes it with her bare hands, paints it pink, meets a great guy Rennie and exhales. Director/producer Courtney Moorehead Balaker, Susette Kelo (who Catherine Keener plays in the film) and music legend David Crosby stop by to speak on the film.

A beautiful woman is found naked in Times Square, her memory erased, her body covered in a series of coded tattoos. But as "Jane Doe" and the FBI team who discovered her work to decipher, investigate and solve the complex treasure map of her body, an ever-widening web of conspiracy and corruption is revealed, as is the truth behind Jane Doe's real identity and the identity of the people who sent her to the FBI in the first place. Check out "Blindspot" actors Rob Brown, who plays Edgar Reade, and Audrey Esparza, who plays Tasha Zapata, in the NBC drama.

Set in a small New England factory town, "Carousel" describes the tragic romance between a troubled carnival barker and the young woman who gives up everything for him. Elevated to an epic scale with a sweeping musical score and incandescent ballet sequences, this story of passion, loss and redemption introduced Broadway to a new manner of musical drama. Watch Tony-nominated actor Joshua Henry, who recently starred as Aaron Burr in "Hamilton" in Los Angeles, take the BUILD stage to discuss the new Broadway musical.

When a whip-smart, deeply imaginative teenager (Gizel Jimenez) agrees to take a road trip with her free-spirited Latina mother (Daphne Rubin-Vega), neither can imagine where it will take them. Chance encounters with an assortment of characters along the way brings them closer to understanding what sets them apart — and what connects them forever. Featuring compelling original songs written by Erin McKeown that are every bit as diverse and eclectic as America, "Miss You Like Hell" is a new musical that exudes the joy, love and frustration of being a family in a changing country.

The mission of Best Friends Animal Society is to bring about a time when there are No More Homeless Pets. They do this by helping end the killing in America's animal shelters through building community programs and partnerships all across the nation. By working together, they believe they can Save Them All. BUILD hosts Julie Castle, who will take over as CEO, where her main priority will be making the country no-kill by 2025.

From executive producers Steve Harvey and Ellen DeGeneres comes "Little Big Shots," a new variety series showcasing the nation's most extraordinarily talented, quirky and fun kids. Host Steve Harvey chats and even goes toe-to-toe with these child prodigies, eliciting plenty of hilarious and heartwarming moments. From pint-sized break-dancers and piano virtuosos to kids who have surprising talents, these gifted performers slay viewers with their cuteness and wow them with their accomplishments. Watch our chat with "Little Big Shots" Ariana Jalia, a six-year-old author; Miles Caton, a 13-year-old gospel singer; and Lil Asmar, a 11-year-old bass guitarist on the BUILD stage.

Complex's YouTube channel with Hot 97's Peter Rosenberg puts a hip-hop spin on the late night format. It features A-list guests from the worlds of pop culture and hip-hop, panel discussions, in-depth one-on-one interviews and occasional intimate musical performances. Check out Rosenberg as he discusses his new show, "Open Late with Peter Rosenberg."

Sean Hayes, who plays Jack McFarland in the popular series "Will & Grace," is a partner in a company called SonicCloud. SonicCloud, co-founded by Larry Guterman, is a revolutionary technology that enhances sound on phone calls for those with moderate-to-profound hearing loss. Their mission is to bring affordable hearing technology to the hundreds of millions worldwide who suffer from that loss. With SonicCloud, the hearing impaired, who’ve been ignored for so long, can finally enjoy all content WITHOUT any need for captions or expensive hearing aids. Watch Hayes and Guterman on the BUILD stage, where they spoke about the transformative company.