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Josh Banday is an LA actor appearing as Ivan on Amazon's Upload by Greg Daniels and also as Dennis on Not Dead Yet.  He has also appeared on The Big Bang Theory, Love, Rush Hour, Mom, Adam Ruins Everything, Man with a Plan, and on the series Pam and Tommy.

He got his comedy chops appearing in shows at Second City, and the Groundling's Sunday Company.
 
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As the son of a U.S. State Department Foreign Service Officer, J. David Bethel
hopscotched around the world, from one of his father’s embassy postings to another, finding
himself, in 1959, in Cuba, sitting in a hotel room with Fidel Castro, just one week after Castro
had come to power.
Today, Bethel is an award-winning author, mining his memories from his globetrotting
youth as the son of an embassy press attache for his political and psychological thrillers that
explore the violence always simmering in the dark recesses of human nature.  As Bethel says,
“My childhood was fertile training ground for a fiction writer.” 
His latest novel, Mapping the Night (2024), follows a pair of investigators – one for the
FBI, the other for the NYPD -- whose probe into a New York City serial killer is being hampered
by a person – or persons – in government. The question is why? 
As with Bethel’s other books, Mapping the Night is fast-paced, intricately plotted, with
compelling characters in the kinds of glamorous, high-stakes worlds in which Bethel grew up
and later worked.
Not surprisingly, many of his novels lean into politics. Evil Town (2015, Tell-Tale
Publishing Group) tracks an FBI investigation into the murder of the wife of popular Florida
congressman that takes the story from the Pentagon to small-town Florida. No Immaculate Conceptions (2018, Two Dog Publishing) follows a frantic young presidential speechwriter who is pursued by a psychopath.
 
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Erniel Baez is a rising actor to watch originally from Cardenas, Cuba and now based in Montreal, Canada.
At just the age of 15, he landed his first on-screen speaking role in the acclaimed Canadian police procedural crime drama series 19-2 (CTV). His breakthrough role came with the cult horror hit GAME OF DEATH which made its premiere at the 2017 SXSW Film Festival. Erniel's portrayal garnered widespread praise, positioning him as a rising star on the international stage.
Since then, Erniel has made his mark starring in several major film and television productions including REACHER (Prime Video) alongside Alan Ritchson and CROSS (Prime Video) opposite Aldis Hodge.
His magnetic presence and undeniable talent soon led to yet another exciting opportunity, and his biggest role to date, as he joined the cast of the eagerly anticipated series, HOTEL COCAINE. In this thrilling new drama, Erniel stars as the enigmatic Ray Dorado, a Cuban banker with a shadowy past and ties to the criminal underworld, set against the backdrop of the iconic Mutiny Hotel. Erniel shares the screen with some of Hollywood’s biggest names including Danny Pino and Michael Chiklis. Erniel's portrayal promises to captivate audiences on the show when it makes its world premiere on June 16th, 2024 on MGM+.
 
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Today on Too Opinionated we visit with actress Maisie Klompus!! 
Maisie can currently be seen on the new season of Lincoln Lawyer. She is also known for her roles on Good Trouble, Dear John, Abbott Elementary, Life in Pieces, Hunters, Goliath and Pure Genius. 
 
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Dan-e-o (Daniel Faraldo) is an award-winning Canadian Hip Hop artist, songwriter, and actor of Jamaican/Spanish descent.  The critically acclaimed emcee will drop his 6th solo album, “Vigilante” on May 10th on all major streaming platforms via URBNET.  Since Dan’s single, “Cleanse My Soul” dropped earlier this year, fans and critics alike have been eagerly waiting the artist’s new album. “Vigilante” is worth the wait! The album stays true to the social conscious of Dan-e-o. It is equal parts lyricism clinic and seething social commentary - from the graphic novel album cover to the unapologetic lyrical content. “Vigilante” harshly critiques social media misuse, talentless rappers, gun violence, anti-black racism, self-hatred, jealousy, and self-doubt. The rapper’s commitment to irradiating negativity and the injustices that surround us is made clear by the album’s title. “Vigilante” hits and hits hard and makes no apologies. 

Dan-e-o’s successful 1996 debut single, “Dear Hip Hop” made the Hip Hop world sit up and pay attention. The artist has never looked back, earning the respect of fans, critics, and fellow artists. Not surprisingly, Dan-e-o leaves it all on the tracks. He is raw and unrepentant.  “Vigilante” is not for the faint of heart. The album is the veteran Toronto lyricist’s most provocative project to date. 
“Vigilante” is available on fire orange vinyl, CD, digital download and all digital streaming platforms via URBNET now! 
https://daneo-urbnet.bandcamp.com/album/vigilante 

Don’t miss Dan-e-o’s just released single and video “Like We” featuring 2-time Juno Award-winning Reggae artist, Blessed! https://s.disco.ac/rhwutkorfwek
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ee7EJOKGGKk
 
His single release, “Supreme” featuring Nish dropped on April 19th.
 
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Today on Too Opinionated, breakout star Annabel O'Hagan drops in for a visit! 
Annabel can currently be seen as Stephanie Harper on the hit Television adaption of Fallout!
Annabel is also known for her roles in Rent Free, Dear Edward and Law and Order: SVU.
 
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