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Join Jane and Tosha for an impromptu chat that’s sure to  be full of snark, laughter, and all things silly and sublime.  There will be  surprise callers, weirdness galore and possibly even cake! The question is who will jump out of it? Our money is on James Purefoy but wr wouldn’t scoff at Larry David. The Chicks have eclectic taste. Tune in and let us entertain you or annoy you. We’re good at both

Get your Ho Ho Ho on with the CHIX and their surprise cast of elves. That’s right. December is here and you know what that means. It’s time for our annual holiday shindig. Come mix and mingle as we hang the stockings, deck the halls and put on our Santa pants. There will definitely be loads of surprises along with some popcorn for popping, marshmallows for toasting (or roasting) depending on who shows up, minus the  fruitcake… no fruitcake! We don’t care if you’re naughty or nice, but we do expect presents under the tree. Afterall, it won’t be the only thing getting lit this year 

 

Actor Joel de la Fuente, playing Chief Inspector Takeshi Kido of “The Man in the High Castle,” for Amazon is also known for his recurring roles on “Hemlock Grove” as Dr. Johann Pryce, as Ruben Morales on “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” for 10 seasons and President Datu Andrada on “Madame Secretary.”

 

On stage, Joel has been performing a one-person play called “Hold These Truths,” re-counting the life of Gordon Hirabyashi, an American sociologist who is best known for his principled resistance to the Japanese American internment during WWII. The play has been performed all over the United States, earning Joel a Drama Desk Nomination in New York City and a Best Performance Theater Bay Area Award in San Francisco.He has also made appearances at the Williamstown Theater Festival & New York Shakespeare Festival.

 

His litany of TV and film credits include "ER,” the Sidney Lumet series “100 Centre Street,” “Nurse Jackie,” “Rescue Me,” “Hawaii 5-0,” “The Adjustment Bureau” with Matt Damon, and the independent films:  “Ava’s Possessions” and "Personal Velocity" (Sundance Grand Jury Prize Winner). Joel first broke into television with his role as 1st Lieutenant Paul Wang in “Space: Above and Beyond.”

The CHIX are tired, sleep deprived, annoyed and ready to unleash the beast. Tune in for this tell all special. No one is immune from their wrath, including themselves. Come join the snark fest. Put on your whiny pants, wear your best grouchy face, and bring lots and lots of booze, you boobyheads.

Get your Ho Ho Ho on with the CHIX and their surprise cast of elves. That’s right. December is here and you know what that means. It’s time for our annual holiday shindig. Come mix and mingle as we hang the stockings, deck the halls and put on our Santa pants. There will definitely be loads of surprises along with some popcorn for popping, marshmallows for toasting (or roasting) depending on who shows up, minus the  fruitcake… no fruitcake! We don’t care if you’re naughty or nice, but we do expect presents under the tree. Afterall, it won’t be the only thing getting lit this year 

 

 

WE ARE RE-AIRING OUR JUNE 18TH CHAT WITH ACTOR, RUFUS SEWELL, AS AMAZON PRIME'S ACCLAIMED SERIES, THE MAN IN THE HIGH CASTLE WILL BE PREMIERING SEASON 3, ON OCTOBER 5TH. 

 

Actor extraordinaire, Rufus Sewell, is no stranger to the theatre, film and television genres. In fact, he has been acting professionally for over 25 years, leaving his mark with his intensity, diversity, wit, piercing eyes and charm. His acclaimed film performances include A Man of No Importance, Dangerous Beauty, Dark City, A Knight’s Tale, The Illusionist, All Things to All Men, Hercules, and Tristan + Isolde. But, Rufus has also graced our TV screens with memorable roles in Middlemarch, Cold Comfort Farm, ShakespeaRe-Told, The Last King,  Eleventh Hour, The Pillars of the Earth and  Zen, just to name a few.

Rufus is on the cusp of becoming an international heartthrob with his sensitive and  melancholy portrayal, of the beloved Lord Melbourne in Masterpiece Theatre’s “Victoria” He left the viewers in a tailspin of emotions and thousands of empty boxes of tissues. In Amazon Prime’s “The Man in the High Castle” he, yet again, left the viewers emotionally drained and conflicted in his intense performance as Obergruppenfuhrer, John Smith, the Nazi you love to hate.

Rufus was once quoted as saying” I want to be able to do anything. I know it’s probably not reasonable to expect, but that’s what I’d like to do”. Well, Rufus, it seems very reasonable to us.