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Netflix's "A Series of Unfortunate Events" recounts the tragic tale of the Baudelaire orphans – Violet (Malina Weissman), Klaus (Louis Hynes), and Sunny – and their extraordinary encounters with the devious Count Olaf who will stop at nothing to get his hands on their inheritance. Foiling his many dastardly plans and disguises, the young siblings discover clues to their parents’ mysterious death, links to a covert organization and begin to unlock long-held family secrets.

Screenwriter and Emmy-winning actor Michael Imperioli's first novel, "The Perfume Burned His Eyes," is the atmospheric coming-of-age story of 17-year-old Matthew, whose mother moves them from Queens to a posh apartment in Manhattan in 1976. Matt is a not an atypical teenager--think Holden Caulfield without the cynicism--but, often afraid and awkward, he is a reactor, not an actor, until the end of the novel, which, without foreshadowing, comes as a harrowing surprise. Check out Imperioli at BUILD, where he discussed his novel and his role in the new ABC comedy, "Alex, Inc."

Lucy Rose’s highly-anticipated North American tour began March 6 at The Troubadour in Los Angeles. She tours in support of her third studio album, "Something’s Changing" out now. With the insight gained during her travels, Rose set out to make her latest album on her own. She began to collaborate with Brighton producer Tim Bidwell, and in the comfort of his home studio, created the new album in a mere 17 days.

Join actor Craig Bierko who currently stars as series regular Chet Wilton in "UnREAL." The critically-acclaimed Lifetime series makes its highly-anticipated return with Bierko continuing his delicious portrayal as the loud-mouthed, egotistical and ousted "Everlasting" boss.

In "A Series of Unfortunate Events," the extraordinary Baudelaire orphans face trials, tribulations and the evil Count Olaf (Neil Patrick Harris) in their fateful quest to unlock long-held family secrets. Join Neil Patrick Harris as he discusses the newest season of his Netflix dark comedy adventure and his NBC competition show, "Genius Junior."

Jesse McCartney is a 30-year-old singer-songwriter and actor who has emerged as a multifaceted artist who continues to expand and make his mark in the entertainment industry. His new single, "Better With You," is sure to be a hit with his massive fan base. Check out McCartney's visit to BUILD, where he talked to us about the new single and new music.

Jordana Brewster is quite the busy woman! As a working actress, she has learned how to balance a busy workload and being a hands-on mother. Fans can see Brewster in FOX’s "Lethal Weapon" and look forward to seeing her in the next "Fast and Furious" movie. She dropped by BUILD to discuss her partnership with Zyrtec, current projects and more.

The president has been extremely busy lately hastening the downfall of our republic, but the host of "The President Show" has made time to return to Comedy Central for one big, hour-long special. President Trump, played by creator/executive producer Anthony Atamanuik, is hosting a telethon to raise money for all of the projects he can’t get anyone in Congress to fund – like the wall and infrastructure. Along with his sidekick, Vice President Mike Pence, played by executive producer Peter Grosz, Trump takes to the Oval Office to raise funds in "Make America Great-A-Thon: A President Show Special."

The GAINS Network is a virtual community connecting girls and women with a passion for STEM subjects to support, encourage, teach and inspire one another. GAINS connects high school girls and young women interested in STEM with women leaders working in STEM-related fields. We provide role models, virtual mentors, and networking opportunities for women and girls at various stages of their educations and careers. GAINS' goal are to connect girls interested in STEM with peers and role models; give girls access to information about a variety of STEM careers through interactions with STEM professionals, undergraduates, and graduate students; and to expose girls to STEM-focused research being led by women through STEM tours, technical talks and a career mixer. Watch Dr. Natalia Rossi, Cuba Country Manager, Mesoamerica and Western Caribbean Program, Wildlife Conservation Society, and Dr. Nicole McKnight, Managing Director BioLabs New York, on the BUILD stage with MAKERS Producer Nancy Armstrong.

The Wu-Tang Clan is considered hip-hop royalty. Remarkably, none of the founding members have told their story—until now. Here, for the first time, the quiet one speaks. For Lamont “U-God” Hawkins surviving in New York City in the 1970s and 1980s was no easy task. But, along the way, he met and befriended those who would eventually form the Clan’s core. Brought up by the streets, and bonding over their love of hip-hop, they sought to pursue the impossible: music as their ticket out of the ghetto. U-God’s unforgettable first-person account of his journey, from the streets of Brooklyn to some of the biggest stages around the world, captures, in vivid detail, the making of one of the greatest acts in American music history.