Mía Maestro

Birth Name:

Mía Maestro

Birth Place:

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Profession

Actress, Soundtrack, Producer

The Cow Who Sang a Song Into the Future

Rise and Shine, Benedict Stone

Scandal Mega Buzz: Is Elise Behind Lazarus One?

Consider the evidence

Thu, Oct 29, 2015

Scandal Mega Buzz: Is Elise Behind Lazarus One?

Scandal's Scott Foley: Elise's Arrival Doesn't Mean Jake and Olivia Are Over

But was Elise the one who got away?

Wed, Oct 21, 2015

Scandal's Scott Foley: Elise's Arrival Doesn't Mean Jake and Olivia Are Over

Mega Buzz: What Does the Master Want With Those Blind Kids on The Strain?

Plus: Will Eph and Nora actually make the cure?

Fri, Jul 17, 2015

Mega Buzz: What Does the Master Want With Those Blind Kids on The Strain?

The Strain: Is FX's Vampire Drama Too Graphic?

Warning: The Strain might not be for everyone. FX's new vampire drama isn't a melancholy love story about the undead cursed to walk the earth for eternity and forced to hide their true nature. Instead, these vampires are fierce, blood-hungry killing machines with basically one goal: spread the strain of vampirism around the world. Based on the novels from Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan, the horror story follows Dr. Ephraim Goodweather (Corey Stoll), an epidemiologist at the Centers for Disease Control, whose team is called in to investigate a mysterious "dead" plane that lands at JFK. Every passenger, save for four, have mysteriously died from an unknown virus that will soon turn them into vampires — cogs in the ultimate war in which vampires will take over the world. Add new fall shows to your Watchlist For the uninitiated, you might recognize the show from...

Fri, Jul 11, 2014

The Strain: Is FX's Vampire Drama Too Graphic?

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"It's not for everyone," growls the grizzled, sword-wielding Armenian pawnshop owner (Game of Thrones' David Bradley), whose unromantic notion of vampire slaying includes mass decapitations and body burnings. Likewise, FX's deliciously freaky and gruesomely graphic The Strain (Sunday, 10/9c) won't be for all tastes. But the network is betting, probably correctly, that a midsummer popcorn feast of classic monster-movie horror, served without apology and blessedly free of irony, will resonate with fright fans eager to jump out of their seats, which turns out to be a Strain specialty. This could, and deserves to be, FX's Walking Dead-sized blockbuster.

Fri, Jul 11, 2014