John Cusack on Ageism and Sexism in Hollywood: “I got another 15, 20 years before they say I’m old. For women it’s brutal”
Cusack doesn’t hold back from speaking about what he believes are the inequalities in Hollywood regarding age and gender.
Watch: James Dean, Natalie Wood, and Sal Mineo’s ‘Rebel Without a Cause’ Screen Test
Fifty-nine years ago (September 30, 1955), Hollywood legend James Dean was killed in a car accident. Along with the memorable performances in the three films that he starred in, his death at only age 24 quickly pushed him to an eternal iconic status of cool. He is the only actor
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Watch: Scarlett Johansson’s Audition for ‘Jumanji’
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYjUtmMl3W4 Chef, in which new mother Scarlett Johnasson played a supporting role, was released on Blu-ray, DVD, and VOD this week. While she might be taking a brief break from acting after filming Avengers: Age of Ultron to enjoy motherhood, she’s never too far from the Hollywood spotlight. In fact,
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Richard Gere Felt Invisible While Shooting the Homeless Drama,’Time Out of Mind’
Richard Gere has had a charmed career as an actor from his breakout role in American Gigolo to Arbitrage. His latest film, Time Out of Mind, really shook the actor to his core. Gere plays a homeless man living in New York City in the film. While shooting the role he
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Watch: Conversations with ‘The Normal Heart’ Actor and ‘The Last Ship’ Director Joe Mantello
Joe Mantello received an Emmy nomination for his performance in HBO’s The Normal Heart, and what makes that particularly extraordinary is that it was Mantello’s first TV role since a 1998 appearance on Law & Order. In fact, besides appearing in the Broadway production of The Normal Heart in 2011,
Interview: Jack Plotnick Talks ‘Space Station 76’, Coaching Actors and His Upcoming Broadway Musical, ‘Disaster’
Jack talks about the film and how he assembled the great cast, his writing process and his upcoming Broadway musical.
Tobey Maguire Thinks Fame Is Too Easy for Young Hollywood
Vulture is posing an interesting question to some of Hollywood’s leading men: “Where are the new Leos, Tobeys and Jakes?” While there seems to be a crop of up-and-coming young female stars, the men seem to be lacking. The publication spoke with Tobey Maguire about this issue and he gave
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How To Forge Your Own Creative Path
The old adage that hard work, talent and luck are the keys to an actor’s success needs to be amended with the addition of ‘creating his own opportunities.
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Broadway’s ‘On The Town’ Revival Offers First-Ever Mobile Lottery for Discount Tickets
Fans of Broadway shows are likely familiar with pre-show lotteries that sell a select number of discounted tickets — usually for front row or partial-view seats — at discounted prices for numerous shows. In the case of extremely popular shows like The Book of Mormon, this has resulted in dozens
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Watch: Bryan Cranston Performs One-Man Baseball Show in MLB Postseason Commercial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18nLV3TZ4pE Look, at this point anything Bryan Cranston does is worth talking about, right? He’s proven to be one of the most entertaining actors working right now. Now that he’s conquered the world of television with Breaking Bad — and receiving dozens of awards in the process — and Broadway
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