Bert Kreischer on The Machine, Mark Hamill, and Finding Himself
Bert Kreischer is a stand-up comedian who has done it all. He has been featured in multiple magazines, is the host of various television series and podcasts, and how is set to be the star of a feature film: The…
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Three Bullets in the Gun: Paul Schrader on Master Gardener
Joel Edgerton and Sigourney Weaver in Master Gardener If a screenplay packs a big reveal, in which everything you think you know about the lead character is immediately upended, does the film live and die by its twist? Or is…
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Bear McCreary on How ‘Battlestar Galactica’ Changed His Life
Every element of Patrcik McKay and John D. Payne’s series, The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, was carefully researched and designed to bring J.R.R. Tolkien’s vision of the Second Age to the screen in a whole new…
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The Men Behind Space Junk Embrace a New Creative Frontier
If you’re craving an inventive and funny community-driven adult animated series with a trippy twist, look no further than Space Junk. The new series arrives from Toonstar, the innovative Web3 story studio that gave birth to the likes of other…
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“If You’re Gonna Do It, DO IT. And Maybe It’s Wrong, and That’s Fine”: Owen Teague (Back To One, Episode 254)
Photo by: Andrea Fremiotti Owen Teague is only 24, but he’s already had an opportunity to show his range as an exceptional young actor in shows like Bloodline, Black Mirror, and The Stand, and films like To Leslie, Montana Story, and the new Nicole…
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Arian Moayed on ‘You Hurt My Feelings,’ Succession,’ and Importance of Arts
Honesty is the best policy. Or is it? In Nicole Holofcener's upcoming comedy You Hurt My Feelings, a loving couple — author Beth (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) and therapist Don (Tobias Menzies) — find their affectionate marriage cruising some rocky terrain when…
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Why the Director and Cast of The Starling Girl Were Deeply Affected by the Film
The Starling Girl expanded into wider release last week and has been generating extremely positive reviews ever since. That’s no surprise. It’s a remarkable film written and directed with care and depth by Laurel Parmet. Headlined by Eliza Scanlen in…
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Bel Powley on How ‘A Small Light’ Is an Everywoman Story That Parallels Today
Last month, National Geographic premiered their new limited series A Small Light, which tells the harrowing true story of Miep Gies (Bel Powley), the woman who was responsible for helping hide Anne Frank's family from the Nazi regime during the…
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Griffin Gluck Discusses Cruel Summer Season 2 and His Role in the Anthology Series
Cruel Summer emerged onto the scene in 2021 with the first season of the anthology series created by Bert V. Royal. The show follows Kate, a popular teen abducted from a small Texas town, while a seemingly unrelated girl, Jeanette,…
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Peter Mullan Weighs in on the Elves & Lord of the Rings
For the self-proclaimed “Dostoevsky kind of guy,” actor Peter Mullan (My Name is Joe), Prime Video’s most-watched series, The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, offered him a chance to tap into a whole new world, and filming…
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Robert de Niro on ‘About My Father,’ Styling Hair & Possible Sequel Ideas
Many of us movie fans have played that game with each other of who we'd want to play our parents in a movie. Stand-up comedy sensation Sebastian Maniscalco was able to make that game into a reality, recruiting two-time Academy…
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Vincenzo Natali on Cube 25 Years Later and the Japanese Remake
You wake up. You're not really sure what you're doing here, or where 'here' even is, but it seems complicated. You have to make myriad meticulous choices to navigate from one moment to the next, to get from 'here' to…
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