Looper spoke to Driver during an exclusive interview, where he discussed the sci-fi movie inspirations for "65," the movie's found family focus, and why he loves the sci-fi genre.

Is hockey really for everyone? Or is the initiative nothing more than a quirky marketing strategy concocted by the NHL to seem progressive while doing the bare minimum to diversify the sport? Sure, it seems like a great way to promote inclusivity. But at the end of the day, the NHL straddles the line at center ice so as not to alienate either side of the political aisle. Realistically, some might argue the NHL barely discourages players, fans, and professionals from problematic rhetoric and behavior.

The List caught up with Leigh during the red carpet premiere of "The Way Home," where she discussed why she loves long character arcs on TV, what the transition was like from "Supergirl" to "The Way Home," and the personal importance of Hallmark's strides to showcase LGBTQ+ voices.

The List spoke to MacDowell during the red carpet premiere of "The Way Home," where she shared her excitement for the project, her love of bees, and why she signed on for the series. She also noted the one similarity between "Groundhog Day" and "The Way Home."

The List spoke to Bennett for an exclusive interview, where he discussed starring in and producing "The Holiday Sitter," making LGBTQ+ history on Hallmark, and the joys of taking on these projects compared to his hefty body of work. He also pitched an epic "Mean Girls" Hallmark movie starring Lindsay Lohan and Lacey Chabert.

The List spoke to Laflamme-Snow and Williams during the red carpet premiere of "The Way Home," and they covered the highlights of working with Chyler Leigh and Andie MacDowell and why this story will resonate with fans. Williams also noted which actor from "Blonde" he'd like to have on the show, and Laflamme-Snow discussed having a built-in best friend in Alex Hope.

The List spoke to Alexandra Clarke, Heather Conkie, and Marly Reed during the red carpet premiere of "The Way Home," where they discussed how their own families inspired their work on the show and how the final product impacted them. They also touched on the time travel elements of the series and why this particular cast was the perfect choice to bring this story to life.

During an exclusive interview with The List, DeLoach and Elliott said they've been waiting to work together for years. DeLoach also noted that she'd love to do a Christmas movie with fellow "Awkward" alum Jonathan Bennett.

"His Dark Materials" invited Looper to the New York Comic Con press room, where we exclusively spoke to McAvoy and Wilson. McAvoy discussed Lord Asriel's Season 3 arc, his greatest joys playing the character, and which former "X-Men" alum he would have liked to see on the show. Meanwhile, Wilson shared which actor he wanted scenes with, teased the future of his character's dynamic with Lyra, and reminisced about saying goodbye to his co-stars.

"His Dark Materials" invited Looper to the press room at New York Comic Con, where Tranter and McCulloch discussed what the show's cast brought to their roles and whether there was anyone from the original run they couldn't get back for the final season.