Sam Worthington: Being an actor is “a shitload of hard work. It wasn’t as if I woke up one day and was doing movies”
How does one go from a bit player in Australian films and television series and being broke to being a major star of action films?
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Bryce Dallas Howard Talks About Her Approach To Roles And Discovering Her Love of Acting
Howard revealed what draws her to those complex character roles and shared what ultimately made her follow in her famous father’s foot steps.
Emma Stone is holding “her fame at arm’s length”
Emma Stone is one busy actress, who says she is holding “her fame at arm’s length.”
James Franco Directing a Soap Opera Documentary
“It’s part of a bigger thing. I have big plans for it,” Franco told ABC late night host Jimmy Kimmel.
Q & A: Chi McBride “I think people surround acting with a shroud of mystery”
Chi talks about his role on HawthoRNe, how he got on the show and his creative input into the character!
London Riots Force Cancellation of Theatre Shows
The theatres closed — some under the advice of law enforcement — to protect the theatre’s employees and patrons from the violence in the streets, which has so far included property damage, looting, and at least four deaths.
Glee’s Harry Shum Jr. Taking Voice Lessons in Hopes of Singing on Show
Harry Shum Jr., who plays Mike on the hit show, still hasn’t gotten a chance to stretch his vocal cords in its two seasons.
“Always Sunny” Star Rob McElhenney on Gaining 50 Pounds: “I tried to look as ugly as possible, basically”
McElhenney decided to take on the fifty pound weight gain after watching other sitcoms and considering what It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia stood for.
Veteran Talent Manager Convicted on Scam Charges
Long-time Hollywood talent manager Pat O’Brien was has been convicted of running a bait-and-switch scam that took advantage of aspiring young actors and their parents.
The New York International Fringe Festival is as Offbeat as Ever
The Fringe Festival offerings run the gamut from one-man shows, such as Dan Horrigan’s “The Big A,” or serious plays from 52 year-old former lawyers like Paul David Young, or “Smoking Section,” written by Brian Pollock, an New York Police Officer.