Fred Talks to... Bryan Fuller of "Star Trek," "American Gods," and "Heroes"

Step inside the conversation.

“Fred Talks To…” is a monthly live interview series hosted by legendary music journalist Fred Bronson, bringing audiences face-to-face with the icons, storytellers, and cultural voices who’ve shaped the entertainment world. Set in the elegant, Old Hollywood ambiance of The Velvet Martini Lounge at Vitello’s in Studio City, each event offers a rare, up-close experience you simply won’t find anywhere else.

With a career spanning five decades, Fred Bronson has interviewed some of the biggest names in music and entertainment—Paul McCartney, Mariah Carey, ABBA, Smokey Robinson, Carole King, and countless others—through his work with Billboard, The Hollywood Reporter, Variety, Rolling Stone, and the Los Angeles Times. He’s also written for major television events including the American Music Awards and Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve, and is the author of multiple bestselling books, including The Billboard Book of Number One Hits.

Now, he brings that same depth, warmth, and insider perspective to the stage—live and unscripted.

And on June 6 at 1 PM:

Bryan Fuller moved to Hollywood with a dream, He wanted to write for Star Trek. His dream came true -- and more. He wrote for Deep Space Nine and Voyager, became a producer, and then created a whole new series: Star Trek: Discovery, which brought the franchise back to life after a long absence from television.Fuller has also created some of the most memorable TV series of the 21st century, including Pushing Daisies, Wonderfalls, and Dead Like Me. He also produced Hannibal and American Gods. His episode "Company Man" for the series Heroes was named by TV Guide as one of the 100 best episodes in the history of television.

Following the interview, guests will have the opportunity to participate in a live audience Q&A—because sometimes the best questions come from the room.

Pair it all with a relaxed brunch setting, craft cocktails, and the signature atmosphere of The Velvet Martini Lounge, and you’ve got an afternoon that feels equal parts salon, storytelling session, and backstage pass.

Join us in-person with tickets here on Eventbrite or virtually for our webcast of the conversation with a ticket from TheVelvetMartiniLounge.com

Seats are limited. Conversations like this don’t come around often.

PLEASE NOTE: The Velvet Martini Lounge has a $35 per person food and beverage minimum daily, including during this event.