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Barbara Roche

Chicago
As seen in: Reel 360, ReelChicago
Owner/Publisher ReelChicago.com & Reel360.com Screenwriter, Producer
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Prime Video sets premiere date for Chicago-set ‘Barbershop’ series

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By Barbara Roche
| ReelChicago Verified
(Courtesy of Prime Video) Calvin’s is reopening for business. Prime Video has set Feb. 10, 2027, as the premiere date for Barbershop, the new comedy series inspired by the film franchise. All eight episodes will debut at once in more than 240 countries and territories. The series brings the story back to Chicago, following Travis “Trav” Walker, played by Jermaine Fowler, as he returns home hoping to honor his grandfather’s legacy at Calvin’s Barbershop.
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‘Neagley’ earns Season 2 renewal at Prime Video

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By Barbara Roche
| ReelChicago Verified
Prime Video is keeping Frances Neagley on the case. The Reacher spinoff Neagley, starring Maria Sten as the Chicago-based private investigator and former member of the Army’s 110th Special Investigations Unit, has been renewed for a second season at Amazon. The pickup comes just two weeks after all episodes of the first season dropped.
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Almost There But Not Really’s Love Letter to Fans from Riot Fest

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By Barbara Roche
| ReelChicago Verified
Left to right: Amanda Cornelio and Jay Sanchez (Photo by Julie Simmons) Each year, Riot Fest attracts 40,000 to 50,000 non-residents into the reluctant North Lawndale neighborhood. But for the Latino shoegaze band, Almost There But Not Really (ATBNR), Douglass Park is practically home. Co-founders Jay Sanchez (vocals, guitar) and Armando (guitar) met in the press area after their set to talk about the moment. As close as the festival is to home, it’s still a journey to get here.
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