Q&A: Carol Channing on Her New Documentary, Her Inspiration and More
Carol: “My motivation is always that next show, that next character or that next appearance”
The 4 Principles to Captivating On-Camera Work – Part 3
Part three of the four principles to creating amazing on-camera performances
High-School Dropout Ezra Miller on Learning from Fellow Actors: “It’s the Education of a Lifetime”
Dropping out of high school at sixteen to star in movies, We Need to Talk about Kevin actor Ezra Miller didn’t take the most conventional route to fame and fortune.
Los Angeles Actor Discovers His Altered Image is Being Used in a New York City Healthy Eating Campaign
Most actors would do just about anything to have their picture plastered all over New York City subways, since thousands of people see your image every day.
Rashida Jones on Being Recognized as “Actor/Writer/Producer”: “It Was the Best Moment of My Life”
Fans of NBC’s Thursday night comedies are used to seeing Rashida Jones’ name in the credits of Parks & Recreation and The Office, but until recently, the actress had never been associated with writing scripts.
Matthew Broderick Explains Why He Made Honda’s Ferris Bueller-themed Super Bowl Commercial
By now it’s no secret that Honda is airing a commercial during Sunday’s Super Bowl with Matthew Broderick portraying a very Ferris Bueller-like day off from his busy movie career.
Even After 20 Years, ‘Law & Order’ Still Keeping New York Stage Actors Employed
While a police procedural show like Law & Order (and its many spinoffs) has a core cast, the nature of the show often requires dozens of guest stars per episode as victims, suspects, witnesses, and villains
Chris Rock: “Most scripts you get kinda suck, especially comedy scripts”
Don’t worry — Chris Rock is still funny. Sundance film 2 Days in New York — a sequel to actor/writer/director Julie Delpy’s 2 Days in Paris — finds Rock’s character dating Delpy’s character and surrounded by the insanity that often comes with family.
SAG-AFTRA Merger Documents
SAG and AFTRA released the merger documents which go into detail all the specifics of the proposed merging of the unions.
Biography: Daniel Radcliffe
DANIEL RADCLIFFE is best known in the eponymous role of Harry Potter in the most successful film series of all time. Radcliffe has starred in all eight of the films with the final feature Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part II released in July 2011.
Josh Radnor Talks ‘How I Met Your Mother’, Sitcom Scheduling and His First Movie Role
Though best known at the moment as the actor on How I Met Your Mother who isn’t Jason Segal or Neil Patrick Harris (and I mean no slight by that), Josh Radnor has also directed (the 2010 Sundance film happythankyoumoreplease) and starred in films, including this year’s Sundance movie Liberal Arts, which he also wrote and directed.
‘Blair Witch’ Actress Heather Donahue Recounts Hazy Days in New Memoir
As she details in her new memoir, GrowGirl: How My Life After The Blair Witch Project Went to Pot, Donahue had greener pastures on her mind when she steered away from what could have been a successful Hollywood career.
Sneak Peek at Broadway’s ‘Ghost the Musical’
Here is a sneak peek at the upcoming Ghost the Musical, which comes to Broadway March 15th.
Before and After Each Project: Plan, Act and Reflect
To maintain your performance and excellence in your work, it’s important to analyze your efforts before, during and after the project
More Details About the SAG AFTRA Merger
New details of the potential SAG and AFTRA merger, including initiation fees, yearly base dues and AFTRA not budging on it’s ‘open-door’ policy.
Viola Davis Talks About Her SAG Win and Facing Criticism of Her Role in ‘The Help’
Finding out that you’ve been nominated for an acting award in the same category as Glenn Close and Meryl Streep must be like finding out you’re running the 100 meter dash against the gold medal and the silver medal winners of that event at the last Olympics.
John Hawkes on His Preparation for the Sundance Hit, ‘The Surrogate’
America Gangster and The Perfect Storm actor John Hawkes scored rave reviews at this year’s Sundance Film Festival after viewers witnessed his portrayal of Mark O’ Brien, a man in an iron lung who hopes to lose his virginity, in the Ben Lewin directed movie The Surrogate.
Equity UK Survey: Coming Out Still a Struggle for Gay Actors
A survey conducted by the actors union, Equity, revealed that only 57% of gay actors felt they could be open to their agents about their sexuality. A third of those surveyed admitted they had experienced homophobia, with 57% of it coming from other performers.
Interview: Joe Anderson Talks ‘The Grey’, Rehearsing the Film and Acting in -20 Degree Weather
Joe recalls a bad interview where he had to play an espresso machine: “My milk frother was off”
The Artist’s Uggie To Retire From The Dog-Eat-Dog World of Movies
Possibly the most popular animal actor in Hollywood right now, Uggie, the Jack Russell terrier that is part of the reason why audiences have fallen in love with the Oscar-nominated silent film The Artist, is retiring.