Exclusive Interview: Director Jeff Greenstein on HUSBANDS THE SERIES Season 3

By ABBIE BERNSTEIN 12/29/2013
Sean Hemeon and Brad "Cheeks" Bell in HUSBANDS THE SERIES | ©2013 The CW

HUSBANDS THE SERIES began life in 2011 as eleven two-minute episodes for the Internet, chronicling the early days of the marriage between performer Cheeks (Brad “Cheeks” Bell) and star baseball player Brady (Sean Hemeon). Created by Bell and Jane Espenson and directed by Jeff Greenstein, HUSBANDS promptly became a phenomenon. When a Kickstarter campaign was launched in 2012 to fund a second season, the goal was surpassed so quickly that the production was able to become more elaborate. Now Season 3 and 3.5 are here. CWSeed.com is running HUSBANDS, which is available worldwide. HUSBANDS fans have launched the website husbandstvnow.com […]Read On »


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Exclusive Photos from the 3rd Annual STREAMY AWARDS

By SUE SCHNEIDER 03/12/2013
Chris Hardwick at the 3rd Annual STREAMY AWARDS | ©2013 Sue Schneider

The 3rd Annual STREAMY AWARDS were held February 17th at the Hollywood Palladium. Chris Hardwick was the host of the night. The STREAMYS honor excellence in original online video programming and the creators. Drew Baldwin and Joshua Cohen created the STREAMYS in 2008, along with leaders from the digital entertainment industry. Attending the awards were the following cast, creators, and guests: Chris Hardwick, Chloe Dykstra, Nicole Westbrook, Daniel Vincent Gordh, Drew Baldwin, Joshua Cohen, Trip Hope, Lia Marie Johnson, Dot-Marie Jones, Vanessa Marano, LIZZIE BENNET DIARIES cast (Daniel Vincent Gordh, Christopher Sean, Wes Aderhold, Laura Spencer, Mary Kate Wiles and […]Read On »


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Exclusive: Set visit to new comedic web series HUSBANDS – Part 1

By ABBIE BERNSTEIN 09/09/2011
Cheeks and Sean Hemeon in HUSBANDS

In a pleasant one-story house on a quiet street in North Hollywood, two handsome young men walk down a hallway, have a friendly argument, then get into bed together. Then they do it again, and again. This is because this is a scene from HUSBANDS, the first known Marriage Equality sitcom for the Web. Produced and written by Jane Espenson, who also financed, and Brad Bell, HUSBANDS is the story of what can happen when marriage equality has passed in the U.S. at the federal level. All over the country, same-sex couples now have the same rights as opposite-sex pairs. […]Read On »


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