Interviews

The comedy giants of our age can’t be bothered to mock campus culture.

Not Stephen Colbert, John Oliver, Samantha Bee or the cast of “Saturday Night Live.” The latter tip-toed …
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Hollywood progressives routinely inject political messages into their stories.

The same holds true for the values they hold dear. TV and film projects touch on issues like abortion, gay marriage …
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Tom Shadyac had it all until he gave most of it back.

Shadyac directed most of Jim Carrey’s comedy blockbusters, including the “Ace Ventura” films, “Liar Liar” and “Bruce Almighty.”

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Paul Rodriguez seemed like a charmed comedian … on paper.

He enjoys a decades-long stand-up career, has made many appearances in TV shows and movies and frontlined the first TV …
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Tom Dreesen has toured with Frank Sinatra and logged 60 “Tonight Show” appearances, but the comedian had to overcome some incredibly harrowing experiences to get where he is today.

“I …
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Jake Klein graduated from college in the nick of time.

Klein spotted the rise of PC groupthink in 2014, but it hadn’t swamped collegiate culture yet. Plenty has changed in …
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Director Gideon Raff was born and raised in Israel, but he had a good excuse for not knowing one of the most amazing stories to come from his homeland.

The …
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You won’t find the man affectionately dubbed the “Blogfather” on Twitter.

Instapundit.com founder Glenn Reynolds quit the micro-blogging platform a while ago, and he doesn’t miss it at all. That doesn’t …
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National Review’s Jim Geraghty is busy enough with his day gig.

He’s a senior political correspondent for the conservative site, overseeing its Campaign Spot blog and “Morning Jolt” newsletter. He’s also …
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Douglas Ernst spent years bemoaning the comic book industry’s creative decline.

So he finally decided to do something about it. Earlier this year he created an Indiegogo.com campaign for “Soulfinder: …
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