 Kenan Thompson and Kel Mitchell are set to reunite on screen in the upcoming horror-comedy “Kenan & Kel Meet Frankenstein.” The film’s title pays homage to the classic “Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein,” while promising its own modern spin on the genre.
The story follows Thompson and Mitchell as two delivery drivers whose routine shift takes a sinister turn. When an ordinary drop-off brings them to a mysterious castle, they inadvertently awaken Frankenstein’s monster. What begins as a simple delivery quickly escalates into a frantic struggle for survival, as the pair are thrust into a series of chaotic and comedic encounters. This project marks the duo’s second foray into horror-comedy, following their appearance in Nickelodeon’s cult favorite “Two Heads Are Better Than None,” which served as the finale to their beloved sitcom “Kenan & Kel.” It will also be their first film collaboration since the release of “Good Burger 2” in 2023. Producer John Ryan Jr. describes the film as “First it was Abbott and Costello, then Pryor and Wilder. Now, Kenan and Kel. Imagine ‘Shaun of the Dead’ crossed with ‘Scooby-Doo.’” With its blend of nostalgia and contemporary humor, “Kenan & Kel Meet Frankenstein” aims to offer a fresh comedic take on the monster movie tradition.  Dear friends, supporters, and family,
Thank you. Your encouragement, your enthusiasm, and your belief in us have meant more than words can express. If you’re reading this, please know how deeply we appreciate you. It is with a heavy heart that I share this news: IME iRadio Station will be closing its doors for good. This was our second attempt, and while we launched with hope, energy, and a detailed business plan, the outcome wasn’t what we envisioned. After six months of dedicated effort and ongoing review, we realized we couldn’t turn things around. We set out to bring you the best in indie and top 40 music from around the world. Despite our relentless work, we struggled to secure the indie tracks we dreamed of, and we didn’t build the audience we needed. Rising costs ultimately made it impossible to continue. We’re not here to point fingers or assign blame. Sometimes, even with the best intentions and the hardest work, things don’t go as planned. That’s the reality of small business—painful, yes, but honest. Still, I am grateful for every moment of this journey. To those who reached out and asked about us—thank you for caring. Our time on air was brief, but your curiosity and support were a bright spot. And if you purchased a t-shirt, sticker, or pen, I hope it serves as proof and a reminder that we existed and of an internet radio station that, even for a short while, delivered on its promise. We’re not disappearing. You can still find us on YouTube, and we’re already working on new projects—big ideas, fresh perspectives, and new goals. Every setback teaches us something, and we’re taking those lessons with us as we move forward into the new year. Thank you again, sincerely, for everything. Wishing you all the best, always. Isaac Middleton CEO, IME Hey there, amazing people! 🌟
You know what? I've been sitting here thinking about how incredibly lucky I am to have all of you in my corner. I know I've been a bit of a ghost lately (social media is hard, right?), but every like, comment, and message means the world to me. Speaking of which... how's everyone enjoying this holiday? I keep hearing people joke about needing a vacation from their vacation – you know, that thing where we somehow turn relaxation into another job? (Guilty as charged!) Let's make a pact: today, we're all going to actually chill. No to-do lists. No "productive" relaxation. Just pure, unfiltered downtime. Before I go back to my coffee and definitely-not-checking-emails morning, here's a gentle reminder: life moves pretty fast. Sometimes the best thing we can do is just pause and take it all in. Maybe even literally stop to smell some roses or some flowers, they're blooming like crazy right now! And if not finding some to smell can be fun too, haha. If I missed any holidays up till now, please, blame it on my mind and not my heart. Have a great rest of your day and enjoy this holiday season. You are awesome! Welcome to 2026! Catch you all soon (and this time I mean it!) Enjoy your day and have a wonderful and great New Year!!! ✨ Hey there, amazing people! 🌟
You know what? I've been sitting here thinking about how incredibly lucky I am to have all of you in my corner. I know I've been a bit of a ghost lately (social media is hard, right?), but every like, comment, and message means the world to me. Speaking of which... how's everyone enjoying this holiday? I keep hearing people joke about needing a vacation from their vacation – you know, that thing where we somehow turn relaxation into another job? (Guilty as charged!) Let's make a pact: today, we're all going to actually chill. No to-do lists. No "productive" relaxation. Just pure, unfiltered downtime. Before I go back to my coffee and definitely-not-checking-emails morning, here's a gentle reminder: life moves pretty fast. Sometimes the best thing we can do is just pause and take it all in. Maybe even literally stop to smell some roses or some flowers, they're blooming like crazy right now! And if not finding some to smell can be fun too, haha. If I missed any holidays this year of 2025, please, blame it on my mind and not my heart. Have a great rest of your day and enjoy this holiday season. You are awesome! Catch you all soon (and this time I mean it!) Enjoy your day and have a wonderful and excellent Christmas!!! ✨ It’s not every day you get to watch a piece of your imagination flicker into focus on a movie theater screen. But that’s exactly what happened tonight for Isaac Middleton—the mind (and muscle) behind the sci-fi short “Card Game.” If you figure fifteen minutes of film sounds like a weekend project, think again. Behind every on-screen second lies what feels like an eternity spent corralling actors, scouting for that perfect alley or rooftop, wrestling with paperwork, and feeding a small army. Throw in enough late nights with sound and VFX to scramble anyone’s sleep schedule, and endless rewrites that make you question all your life choices, and suddenly, years of your life are gone in the blink of an eye.
Most indie films never make it out alive. Money dries up, people drop out, a location falls through, and whole productions vanish without a trace—just a few deleted files on someone’s hard drive. But that’s not how this story ends. Middleton and his crew refused to let “Card Game” fade out. They found ways around every disaster, big or small, and kept moving forward even when it felt impossible. Nobody pulls this off alone. Andrew Johnston stood behind the lens, making sure every shot looked sharp. Dwight Taylor ran the gauntlet of sound design and editing. Desiree Choy and Justin Cabanting lit up the scenes. And through all of it, Isaac Middleton was everywhere at once—rewriting, improvising, simply refusing to quit. Each member of this team could have headlined a project. Put them all together? That’s the real magic. So what’s “Card Game” about? Imagine a place where superheroes actually exist, only instead of fighting villains, you catch them kicking back, masks off, cards in hand, cracking jokes between calamities. It’s a peek at the downtime of the super-powered—a little side of hero-life nobody tells you about. Tonight’s premiere happened at the Hudson Mainstage Theater in Hollywood, complete with velvet ropes, a crowd buzzing with friends and fans, and—because this is Hollywood—valet parking to top it all off. The night was packed with short films, but (forgive my bias) “Card Game” hit different. If you weren’t there, Isaac noticed, trust me. And to everyone who came out, or wished they could: your support means everything. It’s the only way movies like this see the light of day. Thank you, truly, for helping make it possible. Hey there, amazing people! 🌟
You know what? I've been sitting here thinking about how incredibly lucky I am to have all of you in my corner. I know I've been a bit of a ghost lately (social media is hard, right?), but every like, comment, and message means the world to me. Speaking of which... how's everyone enjoying this holiday? I keep hearing people joke about needing a vacation from their vacation – you know, that thing where we somehow turn relaxation into another job? (Guilty as charged!) Let's make a pact: today, we're all going to actually chill. No to-do lists. No "productive" relaxation. Just pure, unfiltered downtime. Before I go back to my coffee and definitely-not-checking-emails morning, here's a gentle reminder: life moves pretty fast. Sometimes the best thing we can do is just pause and take it all in. Maybe even literally stop to smell some roses or some flowers, they're blooming like crazy right now! And if not finding some to smell can be fun too, haha. If I missed any holiday this year of 2025, please, blame it on my mind and not my heart. Have a great rest of your day and enjoy this holiday season. You are awesome! Catch you all soon (and this time I mean it!) Enjoy your day and have a wonderful Thanksgiving Day!!! ✨  Affion Crockett—actor, comedian, executive producer—set out to hunt down comedy’s next breakout stars. He found three: fearless, unfiltered, hungry for their shot at a debut special. But if you’re looking for the one to watch? You can’t miss CT. That’s Clayton Thomas, for those keeping it formal.
Here’s the deal: CT doesn’t just command a stage—he drops a comedy bomb on it. Hand him a mic and he spins the whole room around, leaves you clutching your sides and grinning three days later. After sixteen years in stand-up, he’s destroyed rooms everywhere from Detroit to Dubai. And he’s just warming up. When he’s not onstage, he’s lighting up TV studios. Eight seasons writing and acting in Bounce TV’s FAMILY TIME, scene-stealing on shows like ALL RISE, MODERN FAMILY, INSECURE—you name it, he’s done it. He crushed at HBO’s ALL DEF COMEDY, and for the last four years, he’s been on the road with Martin Lawrence for the LIT AF tour. Not too shabby, right? But CT’s secret weapon? His ride-or-die FamBase, #TeamCT. This isn’t just an audience—it’s a movement, with more than two million fans tagging along for the wild sketches, viral quick hits, and the JustUSLeague podcast. If you catch a “all daaaaay!” chant rolling through a club, you know CT’s in the building. Every bit of grit and hustle in his act? Pure Detroit, just like him. Here’s the thing: CT does it all—stand-up, scripts, podcasts, the whole nine. And yet, he still makes you feel like family. So if you see #TeamCT trending or hear his chant at a show, do yourself a favor: don’t keep scrolling, don’t keep walking. Watch the man cook. Microphone Masters, Season Two, Episode One: keep your eyes glued to CT. If you get the chance to see him live, grab it. You’ll be talking about it for weeks. CTisDope. Please, Click Here to see CT's Special.  ** SAVE THE DATE **
All are welcome to the Sylmar Neighborhood Council's Annual Holiday Party! Thursday, December 11th 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm 13570 Eldridge Ave Sylmar, CA 91342 Hey there, amazing people! 🌟
You know what? I've been sitting here thinking about how incredibly lucky I am to have all of you in my corner. I know I've been a bit of a ghost lately (social media is hard, right?), but every like, comment, and message means the world to me. Speaking of which... how's everyone enjoying this holiday? I keep hearing people joke about needing a vacation from their vacation – you know, that thing where we somehow turn relaxation into another job? (Guilty as charged!) Let's make a pact: today, we're all going to actually chill. No to-do lists. No "productive" relaxation. Just pure, unfiltered downtime. Before I go back to my coffee and definitely-not-checking-emails morning, here's a gentle reminder: life moves pretty fast. Sometimes the best thing we can do is just pause and take it all in. Maybe even literally stop to smell some roses or some flowers, they're blooming like crazy right now! And if not finding some to smell can be fun too, haha. Catch you all soon (and this time I mean it!) Enjoy your day and have a wonderful Veteran's Day!!! ✨  SYLMAR STUDIOS ANNUAL TURKEY GIVE-AWAY November 20th, 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm 15094 Bledsoe Street Sylmar, CA 91342 Sylmar Studios wants to show their appreciation and thankfulness for the community of Sylmar, California. Our Neighbors, friends, and partnerships are very important to us, and we want to kick off this Holiday Season with a small token of our appreciation.
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