Interviews

Once upon a time being a liberal entertainer meant something.

For starters, your voice got amplified and cheered on via various media outlets. Consider the praise Jon Stewart receives whenever …
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Joseph Granda turned his back on Hollywood, not storytelling.

The erstwhile actor left the West Coast for Colorado, realizing the Hollywood community proved an awkward fit for his values. He …
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“The X-Files” taught us “the truth is out there.”

Modern Social Justice Warriors updated that catchphrase – only our truths matter.

It’s why author Andrew Fox decided to take action. …
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Ben Henderson longs for the day when comic books packed more Pow! Bam! Zoom! than Lecture! Finger Wag! Lesson!

He recoiled at the Social Justice trend overtaking mainstream titles in …
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Being a touring stand-up comic has its privileges.

For Reno Collier, that means an established network of media contacts that help promote future gigs. Or, at least that’s how it …
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Adam Carolla built his own “pirate ship” that spans film, TV, stand-up comedy and, of course, podcasting.

Carolla kicked off his radio career co-hosting “Loveline” alongside Dr. Drew Pinsky. The …
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Pittsburgh native Vinny Fasline grew up in a boisterous Italian Catholic family.

He had dreams of taking his athletic abilities to college and beyond, but his idyllic life took a …
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John C. Reilly made his first indelible impression upon moviegoers in the 1999 classic “Magnolia.”

Reilly’s character, a sensitive Catholic policeman, stood as the quiet center of a maelstrom of …
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Arthur Brooks is an accidental movie star … on purpose.

Brooks, President of the American Enterprise institute, understands the power of pop culture. So when he wanted to sing the …
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What if a film fan owned a movie studio?

Even better? What if that same fan owned a studio but refused to “go Hollywood?” It’s what you’re seeing over at …
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