Biography: Zac Efron
Zac Efron will next be seen in Lee Daniel’s thriller The Paperboy, alongside Nicole Kidman, John Cusack, Matthew McConaughey and Scott Glenn.
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Biography: Edgar Ramirez
Edgar Ramirez garnered acclaim for his performance in Olivier Assayas’ Carlos, which aired as a three-part miniseries on the Sundance Channel and was also released as a theatrical feature internationally.
SXSW Interview: Matt Lucas on ‘Small Apartments’ and Creating Characters
Matt: “I have like very little self belief, I would say, as a performer. But I just try and act like that isn’t the case”
Jason Segel: “What I’m good at is just being really regular”
Jeff Who Lives at Home star Jason Segel appears to be have come to terms with his career as an actor, the flashing bulbs of Tinseltown, and everything else that comes along with the territory.
SXSW Interview: The Stars of ‘The Cabin in the Woods’, Jesse Williams, Kristen Connolly and Anna Hutchinson
The 3 talk about about their first auditions for the film, the stage combat class they had to take and geeking out with Joss on Shakespeare
SXSW Interview: Matthew Lillard Talks About Making His Directorial Debut With ‘Fat Kid Rules The World’
Matthew: “You have to start creating your own material, now more than ever”
SXSW Interview: ‘Fat Kid Rules The World’ Stars Jacob Wysocki and Matt O’Leary
Jacob and Matt talk about acting, working with Matthew Lillard and how the two lived together during the shoot
Vincent Kartheiser Enjoys Playing the “Bastard” on ‘Mad Men’
Everyone would love to be Don Draper, but somebody has to play the office pariah on Mad Men. Vincent Kartheiser, who plays the scheming Pete Campbell on AMC’s hit drama about a 1960s advertising agency, doesn’t mind a little dirty work, though
How Do I Market Myself When I have “Nothing To Say”?
Emily shares two simple, yet powerful strategies to overcome the “nothing to say obstacle” every single time
Philadelphia Theater Company Uses the Internet as a Part of the Performance
The internet has dramatically changed most aspects of communication and entertainment over the last two decades. Even theater, which has remained remarkably loyal to its Greek origins over the last few thousand years, is now being changed by the internet, especially when it comes to New Paradise Laboratories, a Philadelphia-based theater company that is using the internet and social media to present its plays.