Interviews
Q & A: John Krasinski Talks the End of ‘The Office’, His Audition, Past Commercials and More
John on the end of ‘The Office’: “It’s a life-changing event and there’s just no way to describe it”
Interview: Johnny Ray Gill on ‘Rectify’, Booking ‘Harry’s Law’ Right Out of College and Making “Bold Choices”
Johnny on auditions: “Each character is a jigsaw puzzle & after I get the call 9from my agent) my quest is to find how all the circumstances fit”
Q & A: Emily Deschanel Talks ‘Bones’, if the Show is Still Challenging and Motherhood
Emily: “It really depends on the scene what the challenge is, but I think changing tone really can be very challenging for me”
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The Actor’s Guide to the Twitter-verse
There’s a right way and a wrong way to tweet. Dallas shares 2 easy tips to help you make the most out of your tweets
4 Steps to Gaining Publicity and Utilizing the Power of Networking
Publicity is something that everyone in entertainment should be conscious of!
Playing Games: Comparing Actors and Athletes
When an athlete is in the zone, they’re not concerned with “getting it right” or “doing well.” – they just play
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Latest News
Disabled Actor Inspires LocalsOctober 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment
Finally, an inspiring story! John Siciliano epitomizes the word
inspiration. After losing his leg in a car accident caused by a drunk
driver, he went on to make the Paralympics Track Team.
October 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment
Meth-heads Ryan O’Neal and his 23 year-old son Redmond were charged on Wednesday with felony possession of methamphetamine.
October 15, 2008 | Leave a Comment
As Iron Man 2 begins to ramp up it’s production, Terrance Howard has dropped out of the film due to financial differences. Terrance Howard: Great Actor. Stupid Businessman.
October 15, 2008 | Leave a Comment
Leonardo DiCaprio is a big supporter of saving the planet. George Clooney is always at the U.N., trying to prevent more mass murder and starvation in Darfur. Matt Damon recently criticized Sarah Palin, saying if she were elected vice president it would be “like a really bad Disney movie–’The Hockey Mom.’ ” Agree or disagree with their stands–would that really stop you from seeing their movies?
October 15, 2008 | Leave a Comment
Paramount has made the decision to release 20 films a year. Is this because of the current credit crunch or because most of Paramounts films stunk the past year? Iron Man excluded.
October 14, 2008 | Leave a Comment
| Amy Lyndon booked the film, The Loneliest Road In America | Christie Herring just completed the film, All Ages Night | Deb Carson booked Desperate Housewives |
| Lora Kojovic booked a major lead opposite Samuel L. Jackson and Carrie Anne Moss | Elliott Goldwag the film Angels and Demons | Henry Watkins booked a Guest Star on 1000 Ways To Die |
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Tom Crawford booked Valentine
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Larry Cahn booked Young And The Restless | Jennifer Segal booked a co-star on Dollhouse |
October 14, 2008 | Leave a Comment
Daniel Craig says his leading ladies are forces to be reckoned with.
“I think Bond is as misogynistic as he always was. But the difference is that we try to cast great actresses playing strong women who, if he misbehaves, will tell him to f*** off,”
October 14, 2008 | Leave a Comment
A powerful set of people skills and a gift for gab are about the only things Josh Brolin has in common with George W. Bush, whom he plays in Oliver Stone’s W., opening Friday. Ask Brolin about embodying the president, and he seems a little stupefied it even happened.
October 12, 2008 | Leave a Comment
In a message sent to members late Thursday, SAG president Alan Rosenberg and national exec director Doug Allen told members that the national board will meet next weekend on the question of whether to conduct a strike authorization over SAG’s master contract on features and primetime. If the national board approves, the leaders said than SAG will then need 30 to 45 days to hold such a vote among members.
October 12, 2008 | Leave a Comment
When Leonard Nimoy, 20, went before Superior Court Judge Frank G. Swain and received approval of his 10-picture contract, the next move was to have a picture in The Times.
“Who wants to look at a picture of me?” he asked logically.
