Film
Exclusive Book Excerpt: The Time Judy Garland Tried to Kill Me
From his memoir Still Laughing: A Life in Comedy, George Schlatter recalls the perils of working with the iconic singer and actress!
Making Sure Every Voice is Heard
Director Devin Fei-Fan Tau on the social currents that shaped his topical new thriller, Half Sisters.
Three Great Things: Ken Jeong
The beloved actor, comedian and former doctor, who's currently looking out for your health "down there," gives us a trio of favorites.
How I Planted the Seeds of My Movie Career at Five Years Old
Actor-writer-director Johnny Strong on the deep roots of illustration in his life, and how storyboarding impacted his new film, Warhorse One.
Blockbusters, Layoffs and Strikes (or, The Brilliance of Brevity)
In a time of industry upheaval, director Emily Bennett turns her attention to a medium where filmmakers' creativity is unchecked.
The Brazilian Actress and the Covid Quarantine Camp (Or, The Miraculous Making of The Modelizer)
Actor-writer Byron Mann on the remarkable sequence of events that led to him being able to make his new movie, which is out now in theaters.
The Origins of How to Create a Sex Scandal
The creators of the new three-part documentary miniseries take a close look at the personal and creative influences that shaped the show.
How I Rewrote My Life
Leslie A. Rasmussen, whose new novel The Stories We Cannot Tell is out now, looks backs on the different chapters of her creative existence.
Three Great Things: Alex Winter
The actor turned documentary filmmaker, whose new film The YouTube Effect is out now, on favorites by Dostoevsky, Coltrane and Buñuel.
Three Great Things: Julie Delpy
The iconic French actress and writer-director, currently starring in The Lesson, on forests, tea and family movie nights.
Ghosts in the Archive
Irene Lusztig, director of the new documentary Richland, on the profound importance of archival materials in her work.
Where Does This End …?
Francisca Alegría, writer-director of the new film The Cow Who Sang a Song Into the Future, on drawing art from her psyche.











