6th Annual Indie Series Awards Red Carpet Show - Part 4!

Serial Scoop Now was on the red carpet for the 6th Annual Indie Series Awards on Wednesday, April 1, at the historic El Portal Theatre in Los Angeles. Host Michael Taylor Gray interviewed the stars of the web series world on the red carpet. Part 4 of our coverage includes Indie Series Awards founder and producer Roger Newcomb; Indie Series Network director Kevin Mulcahy Jr.; Thurston's Colleen Zenk and Susannah Wells; and Acting Dead's Jillian Clare, Lori Alan, Patrika Darbo, Brian Beacock, Jen Grable, Paul Nygro and Peter Allen Vogt.

(ISA 6) 6th Annual Indie Series Awards Red Carpet Show - Part 3!

Serial Scoop Now was on the red carpet for the 6th Annual Indie Series Awards on Wednesday, April 1, at the historic El Portal Theatre in Los Angeles. Host Michael Taylor Gray interviewed the stars of the web series world on the red carpet. Part 3 of our coverage includes Jewvangelist's Becky Kramer, Kaitlin Walsh and Alex Trugman; Pretty's Dee Freeman; Feather and Toast's Mhairi Morrison and Holly Payberg; The Bay's Patrika Darbo, Gregori J. Martin, Kristos Andrews and Chrystal Ayers; We Are Angel's Matthew Wolf; and Youthful Daze's Jen Lilley.

(ISA 6) 6th Annual Indie Series Awards Red Carpet Show - Part 2!

Serial Scoop Now was on the red carpet for the 6th Annual Indie Series Awards on Wednesday, April 1, at the historic El Portal Theatre in Los Angeles. Host Michael Taylor Gray interviewed the stars of the web series world on the red carpet. Part 2 of our coverage includes David Schatanoff Jr. (L.A. Macabre); Producing Juliet's Alisha Spielmann, Andy Phelan, Jenny Grace, Tina Cesa Ward and Allison Vanore; Rob Gokee (Pairings); Malice's Philip Cook and Mark Hyde; Julie Ann Emery (Better Call Saul), Broaday's Kevin Earley and Sam McMurray (Cristela); Small Miracles' David Catalano and Julie Saltman; and Slice's Marzy Hart and Amanda Fleming.

(ISA 6) 6th Annual Indie Series Awards Red Carpet Show - Part 1!

Serial Scoop Now was on the red carpet for the 6th Annual Indie Series Awards on Wednesday, April 1, at the historic El Portal Theatre in Los Angeles. Host Michael Taylor Gray interviewed the stars of the web series world on the red carpet. Part 1 of our coverage includes Ashley Reinke (Miss North Hollywood); Joanna Gaskell (Standard Action); Sheena Metal (The Sheena Metal Experience); Ragged Isle's Barry Dodd and Karen L. Dodd; and Anacostia's Anthony Anderson, Marion Akpan, Lora Lee, Pasha Diallo, Tia Dae, Alexis Robinson Smith, Kelvin Terrell, Melan Perez, Rolfini Whidbee, Rick Kain and Darnell Lamont Walker.

(OUTscene AMERICA) RED CARPET: HRC -LA Gala!

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by  Greg Hernandez
Greg in Hollywood

It must’ve been the Mariah Carey effect.

Saturday night’s arrivals carpet at the Human Rights Campaign Dinner at the JW Marriott at LA Live drew more media than there was space so we were packed like sardines.

I literally had to stand sideways the entire time as I did interviews with honorees Shonda Rhimes and HBO’s Michael Lombardo as well as HRC President Chad Griffin.

Mariah was confirmed just a few days before the event and Griffin told me he immediately began hearing from a lot of people in LA where he lived until starting his East Coast-based job with HRC.

‘Some folks who hadn’t gotten their tickets early enough then suddenly got their tickets,’ he said. ‘We’re all excited to see Mariah no question about it.’

Lombardo told me during our chat that he was ‘incredibly proud’ to be receiving the HRC Visibility Award.

‘I’m a gay American, I’m a father, I’m a husband. HRC has been at the forefront of protecting my rights – the right of my marriage, the rights of my kids. There’s not an organization that I could be more proud to be recognized by.’

I also chatted with George Takei, Betty DeGeneres, Jonathan Del Arco, Lance Bass, Peter Paige and Ryan Carnes.

Matt Bomer posed for photos then blew by the press line but I was able to snap one fuzzy photo. Was chatting with Takei when Cheyenne Jackson and his hubby came by and I also spotted but did not get to chat with Guillermo Diaz, Maria Bello, Lea Thompson, Dan Bucatinsky and Michelle Stafford.

Mariah didn’t do the arrivals carpet, of course, nor did keynote speaker Al Franken, Girls star Lena Dunham, or Empire star Jussie Smollett.

(Oscars 2015): Red carpet arrivals – the ladies!

(Photos by Getty Images/AP/Wire Images)

Melanie in BLACK, Dakota in RED

(OSCARS 2015) Red carpet arrivals – the men!

(Photos by Jason Merritt/Getty Images)

David in Burgundy and Michael in Basic Back!

(EMMYS 2014) Some of our Fave Red Carpet Photos!

Here are some of Fave Red Carpet Moments! Photos courtesy of AP!

(OUTscene TV) MK on the Red Carpet at SIFF 2013 Opening Night!

by MK Scott

MK chats with Joss Whedon, Nathan Fillion about Much a do about nothing at SIFF 2013 Opening Night at McCaw Hall on May 16th. Also Seattle Mayor McGinn, and our very own, Dave Karger.

(OUTscene TV) SIFF 2012: MK chats w/ the legendary, Sissy Spacek on the SIFF Red Carpet!

by MK Scott

One of the Highlights from SIFF is when legendary stars come to town to be honored with a Lifetime achievement in acting award for the Golden Space needle awards. Like last years winner, Ewan McGregor, it was a glorious evening and a chance to remember the career of one of the greats. This year SIFF honored Academy Award winner, Sissy Spacek by screening her 3 greatest films including "Carrie", "Coal Miners Daughter" and finally "Badlands". I spoke to Miss Spacek on the Red Carpet.

(OUTscene America) TCM Classic Film Festival: From Liza to Debbie Reynolds, my opening night on the red carpet!

 

by Greg Hernandez


Last night’s big red carpet kickoff of the TCM Classic Film Festival at Grauman’s Chinese Theatre was a star-studded affair and it was a thrill to be there.

Liza Minnelli was the star attraction as her film Cabaret was kicking things off and such Hollywood legends as Debbie Reynolds, Mickey Rooney, Tippi Hedren, Eva Marie Saint and Robert Wagner lit up the red carpet.

‘I’m always glad to be here,” Miss Reynolds said to me.
Famed film critic and historian Leonard Maltin said it’s an occasion to really cherish these legendary stars: “You have to value the fact that they’re here and alive and well. We can thank them in person instead of thinking about it 10 or 20 years from now.”