Film

Themo Melikidze talks playing the Boston Marathon bomber in the new film Patriots Day

January 26, 2017

10 months ago, Themo Melikidze was biking around Los Angeles from audition to audition. Today, he’s garnering big screen buzz for his portrayal of Boston Marathon bomber, [...]

5 Questions with Hollywood stuntman and actor Alain Moussi

November 17, 2016

Alain Moussi is one of Hollywood’s most in-demand stuntmen. Having done stunt double work in films like Immortals, X-Men: Apocalypse and Suicide Squad, he’s [...]

Alden Peters puts his story at the center of his ‘Coming Out’ doc

October 11, 2016

In his directorial debut, NYC-based filmmaker Alden Peters documents his own coming-out experience to his friends and family. Coming Out put audiences at the center of the [...]

Katie Garfield on what acting in ‘The Birth of a Nation’ taught her

October 6, 2016

One of 2016’s most buzzed about films is The Birth of a Nation. Katie Garfield talks about the film, what she learned about herself while filming, and how songwriting [...]

Stephen Kramer Glickman talks new animated comedy “Storks”

August 31, 2016

Stephen Kramer Glickman is no stranger to high-profile projects. From “Workaholics” on Comedy Central to “Big Time Rush” on Nickelodeon, he’s been making audiences [...]

Indie film spotlight: The stars of “Those People” talk movie making & why indie film matters

June 17, 2016

On Manhattan’s gilded Upper East Side, a young painter played by Jonathan Gordon finds the man of his dreams in an older pianist from across the globe, played by Haaz [...]

Argentinian star Luisana Lopilato sets her sights on America

May 27, 2016

Argentinian superstar Luisana Lopilato made a name for herself on television shows like “Chiquititas,” “Rebelde Way,” and “Atracción x4,” but is now making her [...]

Blake Cooper Griffin on the importance of storytelling

March 28, 2016

Blake Cooper Griffin stars in the new film Love Is All You Need, a provocative drama set in a world where being gay is the norm and heterosexual persons are bullied. We [...]

Talking theatre, TV & Deadpool with Hugh Scott

March 4, 2016

No stranger to the silver screen, having appeared on shows that range from CSI to The Closer, Hugh Scott leapt onto the big screen in the smash hit, Deadpool. Scott stars as [...]

Demetrius Grosse takes over the big and the small screen

March 3, 2016

Demetrius Grosse is in the midst of a busy spring. After being a part of the acclaimed Straight Outta Compton last year, he’s currently on the big screen in 13 Hours: [...]

Julia Murney: “Theatre is Extraordinary and Musicals are Magic.”

December 7, 2018 // 0 Comments

Most people who know theatre know Julia Murney from Wicked and I was among them when we first met for a feature in 2012. We talked about the rush of being a part of an [...]
Marty Thomas on Finding Himself Again and Reclaiming What Was Stolen From Him

December 6, 2018 // 0 Comments

I had a lot I wanted to talk with Marty Thomas about: his time on Broadway both onstage and off, the end of his long-running weekly show, Diva, and the new album he’s been [...]
Kimberly Marable: A Change-Maker on Broadway

December 5, 2018 // 0 Comments

When Kimberly Marable and I first met, we wandered around the Meatpacking District, taking photos and talking about her Broadway debut. She said, “I wasn’t raised with an [...]
Jim Caruso on the Magic of Connecting to an Audience

December 4, 2018 // 0 Comments

“Have I told you about…” Coming from anyone else, those are just words. But when it’s Jim Caruso who’s doing the asking, you pay attention. There was the time Bono [...]
Georgina Pazcoguin: “I Found My Voice.”

December 3, 2018 // 0 Comments

From dancing in The Nutcracker at the New York City Ballet to dancing on Broadway in the revival of Cats, Georgina Pazcoguin has carved a niche for herself as one of the [...]