Batwoman' star Rachel Skarsten talks about Hollywood challenges and her future in The CW superhero drama in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter. By Shannon O'Connor When the bat signal went ...

Rachel Skarsten, an actress featured in “Reign” and “Lost Girl,” is set to visit Wizard World Con at the Alliant Energy Center in Madison this weekend. The convention will feature a number of guest ...

She’s Kate’s long lost sister, Beth. HollywoodLife talked EXCLUSIVELY with Rachel Skarsten about where Alice’s journey is headed after that shocking premiere twist. She revealed that fans ar ...

EXCLUSIVE: Rachel Skarsten has been cast as a villainous lead opposite Ruby Rose in Batwoman, the CW‘s groundbreaking drama pilot from Greg Berlanti’s Berlanti Productions and Warner Bros ...

The series also features standouts Rachel Skarsten as the super-villain Alice and Meagan Tandy as Kane's former classmate and estranged ex-girlfriend Sophie Moore. CBS Local's Matt Weiss spoke to ...

And series star Rachel Skarsten is more than pleased to explore Ryan and Alice’s dynamic a bit further. Obviously, Ryan herself is none too thrilled about it. After Alice’s reveal in the ...

Beyond the Hallmark Channel, Rachel Skarsten has appeared in popular series like Birds of Prey, Lost Girl, Reign, and Batwoman, plus films like Fifty Shades of Grey (2015) and The Vow (2012). Yet ...

Your Complete Guide to Pilots and Straight-to-Series orders See All Skarsten will play Charlotte Dumaine. Charlotte runs the Dumaine empire in her mother’s stead, intent on maintaining control ...

Canadian actress Rachel Skarsten, who portrayed Queen Elizabeth I on the recently canceled historical series “Reign” and will soon be seen in Aaron Sorkin’s drama “Molly’s Game,” has ...

Or should Hallmark stick to the genre it knows best: small town romcoms? The Gist: Rachel Skarsten (Batwoman) plays Claire, a highly-trained security services officer who’s hot on the trail of ...

Andrew Walker, Rachel Skarsten and other cast members put their sassy spin on the 1999 hit "I Want It That Way" The cast of Hallmark's 'Christmas Island' recreated a Backstreet Boys video.