Interview: Sean MacLaughlin Talks the ‘Evita’ Tour, Auditioning and Traveling the Country with his Wife, Baby and Two Dogs
Sean on auditioning: “It’s like presenting a little show of what you can do”
Mariska Hargitay Says a Bad Haircut Almost Got Her Fired from ‘Law & Order: Special Victims Unit’
Mariska Hargitay has always been front and center on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit as Detective Olivia Benson for the show’s entire run (its now in its fifteenth season). But Hargitay’s marathon run on the series almost ended early because of a haircut. During the third season, Harigtay got
Three Broadway Musicals to Offer Thursday Matinee Performances Beginning April 2014
People who work in Midtown Manhattan, take note: your favorite lunch spots are about to get more crowded on Thursday afternoons, and more coach buses will be clogging the streets. This is because three Broadway musicals will begin offering Thursday matinee performances in order to offer variety to tourists and
American Film Market Distributors Only Interested in Buying Films With “Stars”?
The American Film Market is a major yearly film industry event in California in which hundreds of filmmakers and producers meet with distributors in order to try to sell their films. While many indie filmmakers have great success stories coming out of the event over the years, according to The
SAG-AFTRA and WGA West Come Out in Support of Actress’ Appeal in Lawsuit Against IMDb
Though Huong “Junie” Hoang lost her lawsuit against IMDb back in April, Hoang has since filed an appeal. Joining her in solidarity are SAG-AFTRA and Writers Guild of America, West, which filed an amicus brief to support her appeal. Hoang’s case began as a lawsuit over IMDb posting her actual
Alanis Morissette’s ‘Jagged Little Pill’ Headed for Broadway
I love Alanis. I love Jagged Little Pill. I love Broadway. So, this is very cool news. Seven-time Grammy Award winner Alanis Morissette will take her 1995 hit album, Jagged Little Pill, to the Broadway stage debuting a workshop production of the piece in 2014. The musical, also called “Jagged
‘The Walking Dead’ star Melissa McBride Talks About Her Character’s Fate: Is Carol Gone From The Show?
Warning: Spoilers Ahead Melissa McBride is one of The Walking Dead‘s strongest female characters on the AMC series. However, last week’s shocking plot turn made a lot of fans worry about the actress’ character Carol. Will she return or is Carol done for good? With Carol admitting to Rick that
Tom Hiddleston on His Early Years, Auditioning for Loki and What Your Real Job is as an Actor
While it’s hard to argue against Clark Gregg‘s Agent Phil Coulson being the unexpected breakout character of the Marvel Cinematic Universe — the guy went from being a background character in Iron Man to the lead role in a television series — a close second has to be Tom Hiddleston‘s
Penelope Wilton on ‘Downton Abbey’: “It is the closest thing in television to being an ensemble in theatre”
One of the most lauded shows currently on TV is Downton Abbey. The hit show has resonated with both viewers and critics alike, but for actress Penelope Wilton, shooting the series feels “like being in repertory theatre.” The 67-year-old actress continued, “It is like being in a company and all
Jonathan Rhys Meyers on Why His Dracula is Different: “No bats, no garlic. I was even a bit (hesitant) about the crucifixes”
I’m not sure if vampires or still a thing now (we’re onto zombies now, right? Or are we past zombies yet?), but even if vampires aren’t as popular with the kids as they were a few years ago Dracula never seems to go out of style. NBC’s newest drama Dracula
Six-time Oscar nominee Kate Winslet Taps into Her Motherly Instincts in ‘Labor Day’
Kate Winslet is making another run this awards season with her latest film Labor Day, written and directed by Jason Reitman. The movie is based on a 2009 Joyce Maynard novel about an unexpected romance between a single mother and an escaped convict. Winslet shares her screen time with Josh
The Clock Has Run Out. Broadway’s ‘A Time to Kill’ is Closing
The producers of A Time to Kill, the new Broadway play adapted from John Grisham‘s novel of the same name, just announced that the show will close. The final performance will be Sunday, November 17th. Performances began on September 28th and opening night was October 20th. Producers Daryl Roth and Eva
Review: ‘Dallas Buyers Club’
McConaughey and Leto are wonderful and watching their performances should forget the films shortcomings
Bryan Cranston Started at the Bottom. Watch His Commercial for ‘Preparation H’
We all have to start somewhere, even Bryan Cranston… who started at the bottom. A real bottom not career bottom. Check out his 1980’s commercial for Preparation H and enjoy the soothing “oxygen action.”
Interview: James Percy on ‘Potted Potter – The Unauthorized Harry Experience’ and Why He Got His Law Degree Before Drama School
James on the show: “It gives me the freedom to ad-lb and improvise”
Watch a Clip from MTC’s ‘The Snow Geese’ Starring Mary-Louise Parker and Danny Burnstein
Here’s a scene from Manhattan Theatre Clubs, The Snow Geese, courtesy of the New York Times. Starring Mary-Louise Parker and Danny Burstein, the play is written by Sharr White and Directed by Tony Award winner Daniel Sullivan. The play has gotten mixed reviews (though the Times gave it a horrible
Q & A: Tom Mison on ‘Sleepy Hollow’, Cast Chemistry and Why He Isn’t a “Fan” of Ad-Libbing
Tom: “I think you’ll find a lot of actors will be interested in history because it sparks your imagination”
Q & A: John Noble on ‘Sleepy Hollow’, His Role on the Show and Working as a Guest Star
John: “Sometimes guest acting can be very difficult I think, and in the past I’ve found it’s tricky”
‘Hunger Games’ producer Nina Jacobson Raves About Jennifer Lawrence: “She’s the anti-diva”
2012 was a big year for Jennifer Lawrence. Not only did she have box office success with The Hunger Games, but she won her first Academy Award for Best Actress in Silver Linings Playbook. While many moviegoing audiences were already big fans, she won the hearts of Academy Awards show
Ben Stiller: “I think it’s reductive to say only actors are insecure and needy. I think it’s also a very human thing”
I got a chance to see Ben Stiller‘s The Secret Life of Walter Mitty at the New York Film Festival and it’s definitely the type of film that will play really well with family audiences at Christmastime (although we’re in for a VERY crowded December in terms of movies). Since