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Actor Kevin Sizemore stopped by to talk about his latest film 'Woodlawn' based on the life of Tony Nathan.

"A gifted high school football player must learn to embrace his talent and his faith as he battles racial tensions on and off the field."

Sizemore also talked about his next project, the sci-fi film 'Domain.'

'Woodlawn' is directed by The Erwin Brothers, Andrew and Jon Erwin. The film stars Sean Astin, Nic Bishop, Caleb Castille, Sherri Shepherd, Jon Voight, Kevin Sizemore, and will be in theaters on October 16.

Bonus track: Ronda Rousey as Captain Marvel

Legendary voice actor Rob Paulsen stopped by to talk about the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and the explosion of pop culture conventions.

Pualsen is best known for 'Pinky and the Brain,' 'Animaniacs,' 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,' and 'Jimmy Neutron Boy Genius.'

Bonus tracks:

Marvel vs DC Comics marketing battle

The one-billion dollar budget for 'Avengers: Infinity War'

'Brooklyn Nine-Nine' is in its third season and Melissa Fumero who plays Detective Amy Santiago stopped by to talk about the direction of the series and the comedic chemistry she has with Andy Samberg.

Bonus track: Top 10 Sitcoms of All-Time

About Melissa Fumero:

Prior to BROOKLYN NINE-NINE, Melissa Fumero was seen in recurring roles on “Gossip Girl” and “The Mentalist.” She also was featured in the independent film “I Hope They Serve Beer In Hell” and in the digital series “Haute & Bothered.”

She graduated from New York University with a degree in theater and spent four years as “Adriana Cramer” on daytime drama “One Life to Live.”

Fumero lives in Los Angeles with her husband.

'Benders' premieres October 1 on IFC and Andrew Schulz and Chris Distefano stopped by to talk about the series.

'Benders' follows a team of friends bonded by an irrational obsession with their men’s ice hockey team, The Chubbys.

Bonus tracks: 'The Martian' review, Jakob Danger's new album

Clifton Collins Jr. stopped by to talk about his film 'Triple 9,' HBO series 'WestWorld,' book 'Prison Ramen: Recipes and Stories from Behind Bars,' and his charity event Every Angeleno Counts 5K & Festival supporting Homeboy Industries.

Register for the event here: http://www.everyangelenocounts.org/

Big Bang Theory’s Kunal Nayyar talked with Matthew Sardo about his new book Yes, My Accent Is Real, the conversation led to a dialogue about how celebrity culture has changed society and how Nayyar hopes to inspire one person to quit their job and follow their dream.

Nayyar mentioned that celebrity status has a double edged sword.

“I feel that movie actors or TV actors used to be celebrated and now everyone is waiting for us to make a mistake so they can pounce on us. So they can write so funny piece in TMZ or watch us say something a hundred times on YouTube,” said Nayyar.

Nayyar hopes that people realize that everyone’s journey is human.

“There is no one way to get what you want to get. I really hope that someone reads this book and is sitting and their office and has always dreamt about doing something and quit and do it,” said Nayyar.

Listen to the complete Kunal Nayyar interview below.

Yes, My Accent Is Real is available now in your local book store and online.

Chris Hardwick and David Yarovesky stopped by to talk about their horror film presented by Nerdist, 'The Hive.' This feature film will be in theaters on September 14th for one night only.

Directed by Yarovesky and produced by Cary Granat, 'The Hive' is a fun, disgusting terror of a love story involving a virus that manifests itself as eye-bulging goo. After a mysterious plane crashes in the woods, couple Adam (Gabriel Basso) and Katie (Kathryn Prescott) investigate only to find a disease that quickly goes pandemic. They must fight through amnesia and disturbing memories to find out what happened and survive.

“Yarvo has managed to tell a horror story in a fantastic new way that is super creepy and intimate, yet ultimately unfolds into a much larger movie. I'm so excited that we could help bring to the world! I just want people to be able to see it ASAP,” said Hardwick.

Yarovesky has been described by 'Film Threat' as “A filmmaker to watch.” At only 35 years old he has over 40 music video, 10 commercials, 3 short films, and a feature film under his belt.

Actor Anthony Ingruber called in to talk about his experience working on 'Age of Adaline.' The young actor earned the role in the film because of his uncanny resemblance to Harrison Ford, and his Youtube impression from 2008.

The director of 'Age of Adaline,' Lee Toland Krieger, reached out to Ingruber after watching the impersonation. The video in question currently sits at half a million views and and has cultivated a loyal and vocal fanbase for Ingruber.

“It was such a crazy turn of events that the director of 'Age of Adaline,' Lee Toland Krieger stumbled upon my Youtube videos, in particular being the Harrison Ford one of course. After a Skype chat with him and a live audition, he offered me the part. It was a very strange, “one in a million sort of shot.” The odds of Harrison Ford playing that guy, then meeting that guy, and the guy being me was just crazy but really wonderful,” said Ingruber.

Before 'Age of Adaline' fans were impressed with Anthony Ingruber’s Han Solo impersonation, but after Lucasfilm announced in July they are working on 'Star Wars Anthology: Han Solo,' the internet exploded with fan support for Ingruber to be cast as a young Han. Several months have passed since the announcement of the film, and we checked in with Ingruber to see if he’s had conversations with Lucasfilm.

“Well that’s the thing about this industry you can’t really say anything until it is time to announce something. Again, I’m not saying there is anything to announce. I’m definitely trying my hardest to at least get a shot at it , because it would be amazing and it’s something I’d love to do. I’m working towards making it happen, fingers crossed,” said Ingruber.

'Star Wars Anthology: Han Solo' will be directed by Phil Lord and Chris Miller and is scheduled for release on May 25th, 2018.

'Age of Adaline' is available now on DVD, Blu-ray, and VOD.

Author Buzz Bissinger stopped by to talk about the 25th anniversary edition of 'Friday Night Lights.' This book gave an up close and personal look at the high pressure sport of high school football. The book inspired a critically acclaimed film and television series.

Bonus track: Don't poke the #Olicity fan base!

Rapper Luther Campbell (formerly of 2 Live Crew), 20 years later after going toe-to-toe with the Supreme Court Campbell has become more than just a entrepreneur, he's a social activist for the city of Miami.

During our interview Campbell talked about the situation in Ferguson, social media, inner city gun violence, presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, concussions in the NFL, and how you can become a social activist as well.

Bonus track: Top 5 Super Hero Roles for Ronda Rousey