‘Good People’ is the Most Produced Play in America in 2012-2013
Good news for Good People, the 2011 play by David Lindsay-Abaire that Frances McDormand won a Tony Award for: it will be the most-produced play in America in the 2012-2013 season.
Daniel Craig on Product Placement in the Bond Films and Why He Can’t Skinny-Dip or Drink at 11am
Daniel Craig may only be part of Her Majesty’s Secret Service when he appears in James Bond films, but in an interview with Vanity Fair he has some good advice about fame that Prince Harry and his sister-in-law Princess Kate should think about adhering to.
Re-Commit To Your Path. That’s Your Dharma (video)
All those obstacles on your path are part of what make your path yours. You just have to recommit to overcoming them
Q&A: Raising Hope’s Martha Plimpton: “As an actor, I think variety is the spice of life”
Martha talks about Raising Hope, guest stars and working with the cast
Why Did Paget Brewster Leave ‘Criminal Minds’? “I really didn’t feel challenged anymore”
Paget Brewster is being pretty open about her reasons for leaving CBS’ Criminal Minds.
Broadway’s New ‘Annie’, Lilla Crawford, talks about working with ‘Sandy’ the Dog and who she wants to be when she grows up
Broadway has found its newest Annie in 11-year-old Lilla Crawford, who has been acting since she was five.
Anna Kendrick on Auditioning for ‘Pitch Perfect’
Anna Kendrick started out in the world of musical theater, so it made sense for the Oscar-nominated actress to return to her roots in Pitch Perfect.
California Governor Signs Law to Prevent Registered Sex Offenders from Working with Child Actors
It should be a no-brainer, but there were no laws on the books in California that prevented convicted child molesters from working with children in the entertainment industry.
Movie Review: ‘Solomon Kane’
If you are looking for a good tale of sword & sorcery, you can’t go wrong with Solomon Kane
Tour the Set of ‘Parks and Recreation’ with Adam Scott and Aubrey Plaza
Adam Scott and Aubrey Plaza spend a couple of minutes showing the The Hollywood Reporter cameras around the set of Parks and Recreation… and they’re not too happy about it.
MTC Announces Full Casting for Terrance McNally’s ‘Golden Age’
Manhattan Theatre Club’s upcoming production of Golden Age, the new play by four-time Tony Award winner Terrence McNally and directed by Tony Award winner Walter Bobbie, has announced its full cast. The show will star Tony Award winner Richard Easton (The Invention of Love), Dierdre Friel (Dogfight), Coco Monroe (New
‘Peter and the Starcatcher’ Sets a Closing Date
Peter and the Starcatcher, the five-time Tony® Award-winning play by Tony Award-nominee Rick Elice, has announced that it will play its final Broadway performance on January 20, 2013, ending its nearly year-long run.
Clips and Quotes from Tomorrow Night’s ‘Inside the Actors Studio’ Featuring Liam Neeson
Inside the Actors Studio and its host, James Lipton, welcomes Oscar-nominated actor and Taken 2 star Liam Neeson to its stage tomorrow night (October 2nd).
The 85th Academy Awards will be hosted by…. Seth MacFarlane
It was just announced that Seth MacFarlane will host the 85th Academy Awards®.
Why did Mindy Kaling leave ‘The Office’ to create ‘The Mindy Project’? “I really wanted to act more”
Mindy Kaling has become the It-girl for comedy writing in television. Now that her show, The Mindy Project (which she created, stars in, writes for, and executive produces) has aired, it’s no wonder the girl is busy.
New Fall Shows Reviewed: ‘Partners’, ‘Ben and Kate’, ‘The Mindy Project’ & ‘Animal Practice’
New Fall Shows Reviewed
Starring Alongside Jake Gyllenhaal in the New Off-Broadway Play, ‘If There Is I Haven’t Found It Yet,’ Annie Funke talks about the Show and Struggling with Her Weight
After accepting her body image issues, actress Annie Funke has landed in the arms of Jake Gyllenhaal (well, as his costar) in the Off-Broadway production of If There Is I Haven’t Found It Yet.
Bruce Willis: “Why you go to the movies is the same reason that we like to make movies: It’s all about human emotion”
In Looper, Joseph Gordon-Levitt is only pretending to play the younger version of Bruce Willis, with Willis traveling back in time to confront his “younger self.” But if Willis could really go back in time, would he do anything differently?