Ian Zelaya is a recent graduate of Towson University, with a B.S. in Mass Communication. He currently works in the Washington, D.C. area, as a staff writer for Washington Jewish Week and a contributor to Baltimore Style magazine. In his spare time, he writes TV recaps and features on his blog, tvgasmic.com. When he's not working, Ian is binge-watching TV shows, exploring D.C., swimming laps, eating a lot of good food and drinking a lot of (mostly) good wine. In the future, he hopes to become a full-time film and television journalist and have a good, old-fashioned "Eurotrip." Ian, who is a self-professed Game of Thrones fanatic, has previously written for arts and entertainment articles for b at The Baltimore Sun and Latinpost.com.
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In his early 20s, Ronnie Gene Blevins was traveling Europe when a random thought popped into his head. Based on nothing, he says, he realized that he wanted to move to Los Angeles and pursue an acting career, despite...
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Growing up in Texas, Kevin Daniels recalls getting involved in sports at an early age, but not taking too much of an interest in it. When his friend took him to a slam poetry competition, Daniels knew that the dramatic...
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In the short time she’s been in the acting business, Anna Anissimova has already shared the big screen with notable names, including Rachel Weisz, Heather Graham and John Stamos. The 5'8" brunette began her career as...
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Detective, sheriff, lieutenant, U.S. Marshal, corrections officer -- all of these titles fall into the realm of civil service and all of them have been portrayed on television and film by Michael Harney. Chances are,...
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In an age of TV obsessed with fictionalizing the world of D.C. politics, there’s nothing quite like Veep. HBO’s Emmy-winning political satire, created by Armando Iannucci, focuses on the hilarious political ups...
