Latest Movie Releases: Week of May 12
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Written and directed by Andrew DeYoung (Our Flag Means Death, I Love That for You), Friendship is the ultimate fake out.
Interview: Jeremy Hoffman of the new film The Wedding Banquet
Posted by: Matthew Ardill • April 27, 2025 @ 10:30pm
I got the chance to connect over Zoom with actor and musican Jeremy Hoffman to discuss his time playing Marshall on the set of the new Andrew Ahn-directed film The Wedding Banquet, which is in theatres now.
Matt takes the Order Up! Mobile Unit with him on a business trip while Mary and Kelly chat with Sha Rita about the impact of pregnancy on the taste buds and just giving things a try.
Interview: Bobo Le of the new film The Wedding Banquet
Posted by: Matthew Ardill • April 20, 2025 @ 10:07pm
I had the pleasure of sitting down to chat over Zoom with Bobo Le, who plays Kendall in director Andrew Ahn's The Wedding Banquet, which released in theatres April 18.
Andrew Ahn's The Wedding Banquet is a reimagining of Ang Lee's film of the same name sharing surface similarities, but that's where they end. 2025's version (co-written by Andrew Ahn and James Schamus) – like the 1993 version – follows members of the Asian diaspora living in queer relationships while dealing with marriage and childbirth.
Order Up! - Erik Escobar - Sisterhood of the traveling pies
Posted by: Matthew Ardill • April 7, 2025 @ 7:00am
Erik Escobar join us and reminds us of the glory of the Jollibee mango pies and got us all hot and bothered for a piece of Tres leches cake.
We enter a state of grace with Grace Fraga who helps us unravel our relationship with cake and pie.
Order Up! - Sarah Boston - Store your dildo responsibly!
Posted by: Matthew Ardill • March 10, 2025 @ 7:00am
This episode we're joined by the unstoppable Sarah Boston, we dig into who's the funniest, cats or dogs why piecaken is even a thing and a fundamental disagreement about pineapple.
How to describe Novocaine... if I had to reduce it to its bare minimum, I'd have to say a slapstick gore fest of the highest order. The core premise is Nate Caine (Jack Quaid) has a neurological disorder where he can't feel pain and was subsequently sequestered by his parents who did everything they could to shelter him from the big bad world outside.
Order Up! - Jason Salmon peecan... no pecan.... peecan... no PECAN.
Posted by: Matthew Ardill • February 24, 2025 @ 7:00am
We sit with the hilarious Jason Salmon to talk about the emotional spectrums of cake and pie and how to properly say pecan.
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