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Heather Graham’s new film as writer-director-star, Chosen Family, also featuring John Brotherton, Julia Stiles, Andrea Savage and Thomas Lennon, is out now in theaters and on demand. She captured the attention of the industry with her breakout, Indie Spirit Award-nominated role in Gus Van Sant&#8217;s Drugstore Cowboy, followed by unforgettable roles in the 1997 classic Boogie Nights, 1999&#8217;s Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me and 2009’s The Hangover. Graham recently starred in the independent dramedy The Rest of Us, which premiered to rave reviews at TIFF in 2019. Graham first expanded into writing, directing and producing in 2018 with the critically acclaimed film Half Magic, in which she also starred.

Heather Graham

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Three Great Things: Heather Graham

Actor and musician Creed Bratton is best known for starring as a fictional version of himself on nine seasons of the award-winning, critically acclaimed NBC series The Office. For nearly eight years, fans worldwide grew to love him as Dunder Mifflin’s quality assurance director who unapologetically forgets the names of his own co-workers, and says bizarre confusing statements on a regular basis. Bratton is also an established musician with a career in music that spans nearly five decades, and just release his ninth full-length album, Slightly Altered, featuring 10 brand new tracks. He was previously a member of the American rock group The Grass Roots, playing lead guitar with the group on their first four albums – three of which charted and sold millions of records across the globe. Creed parted ways with the band in 1970, but has released a handful of solo albums over the years. His additional television credits for Creed include Hulu’s Into the Dark, Netflix’s Grace and Frankie and Amazon’s Upload, while he has acted in films such as Mask, The Sister Brothers and Terri. He currently resides in Los Angeles. (Photo by Andrew Hreha.)

Creed Bratton

The Way Forward: Creed Bratton is Putting Out Albums and Staying Positive and in Peak Condition

Gina Yashere is an internationally acclaimed comedian who broke onto the American comedy scene as one of 10 finalists on Last Comic Standing in 2007 and went on to be named one of The Hollywood Reporter&#8217;s Top 10 Rising Talents. She currently co-stars in Chuck Lorre&#8217;s CBS comedy series Bob Hearts Abishola and is also a co-creator, writer and producer on the show. Yashere&#8217;s latest standup specials include Skinny B*tch and Laughing to America, both on Netflix. She can also be seen in season two of Netflix&#8217;s half-hour comedy series The Standups. Her third special, Ticking Boxes, was available on NBC’s Seeso. Yashere has appeared on The Daily Show with Trevor Noah as the British Correspondent, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno in a regular sketch comedy series in which she gave fake psychic readings on the street, and Def Comedy Jam as the first and only British comic to perform on the show. Born and raised in London to Nigerian parents, Yashere currently resides in Los Angeles. (Photo by Steve Peirce.)

Gina Yashere

The Way We Get By: Gina Yashere Has Been Doing Yoga and Transcendental Meditation

Jeremy Frindel is the founder of <a href="http://www.substratumfilms.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Substratum Films</a>, specializing in cinematic portraiture exploring the resilience and majesty of the human spirit. In 2013 Jeremy released his first feature film, <a href="https://zeitgeistfilms.com/film/onetrackheart">One Track Heart: The Story of Krishna Das</a>. Distributed by Zeitgeist Films, the film screened theatrically across the US, and won the Best Documentary prize at the Maui, Dharamsala and Gold Coast Film Festivals among others. Jeremy is in post-production now on his next project, Spacefox, a feature documentary following the reinvention of Marty Friedman from lead guitarist in Megadeth to one of the most famous TV comedians in Japan. The Doctor From India, his second feature, opens June 1 at the Quad Cinema in New York City and is screening across the U.S. courtesy of Zeitgeist Films.

Jeremy Frindel

In Movies, I Tell People’s Transformation Stories. Here is My Own.

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