Daniel MacPherson on ‘Beast’, Working With Russell Crowe and Trusting Himself as an Actor | Interview
MacPherson also shares how he trained to play a fighter and why the role came at the perfect time in his life and career.
Anne-Marie Johnson and Martin Gottlieb on ‘The Addiction of Hope’ and Telling an Honest Story About Actors | Interview
Johnson and Gottlieb talk about the origins of the film and what happens when acting starts to feel more like a hobby than a career.
Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi Bring Heat to Emerald Fennell’s ‘Wuthering Heights’ | Review
Following ‘Promising Young Woman’ and ‘Saltburn’, Emerald Fennell proves she’s a powerhouse filmmaker with this ambitious and heated version of ‘Wuthering Heights’
Review: “Wicked: For Good” and Forever
Though it starts off starts slowly, “Wicked: For Good” soars thanks to powerhouse performances from Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande and Jon M. Chu’s wickedly good direction.
Voice Teacher Dr. William Day on Technique, Myths, and the “Five Magic Beans”
Dr. William Day shares his practical approach to vocal technique, healthy singing, and the myths every singer should avoid.
Actor Sarah Seeds: “My Activism is My Art”
Seeds is making waves on the indie scene with festival hits “Bathed in the Night” and “Doopsy!”
Paul Guilfoyle on ‘Any Day Now’ and Why He Loves Character-Driven Dramas
The ‘CSI’ alum reflects on his love of complex, uncertain characters and how he built an on-screen bond with Taylor Gray in ‘Any Day Now.’
Interview: Tricia Helfer on ‘Primitive War’, Career Longevity, and Making the Downtime Count
With ‘Primitive War’, Helfer embraces a genre mash-up of war, horror, and sci-fi and shares how she’s kept her career moving forward through Hollywood’s highs and lows.
Fantastic Four: First Steps is Pure Comic Book Joy
Marvel nailed it. Fantastic Four is the movie fans have been waiting for. A fun, action-packed tribute to Marvel’s first family.
Stanley Tucci on His “Do It Again, But Funnier” Approach to Directing Actors
Tucci explains why blunt, rapid-fire notes like, “Be sadder. Now be happy. Walk away,” often pull richer, more authentic performances from seasoned actors than long, analytical discussions ever could.