Interviews

Finding stand-up conservative comedy is tougher than you think.

Michael Loftus, co-star of the Freedom to Laugh tour, says a fan who saw the troupe’s recent Omaha show later traveled …
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John Woods has a creative way of processing the chaos that is parenthood.

Woods, a TV news editor by trade, creates comic videos touching on the frustrations parents face raising …
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Cynthia Erivo often biked up to two hours before arriving on set to channel Harriet Tubman’s physicality for “Harriet.”

Capturing Tubman’s faith, though, came naturally.

“I do have faith … …
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Jack Posobiec went from serving his country overseas as an intelligence officer to thwarting bad guys in a glossy comic book.

Neither gig was an accident.

Posobiec, a correspondent and …
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President Donald Trump isn’t afraid to take his message to the bluest of cities, witness his impressive rally in Minneapolis earlier this month.

Comedian Terrence K. Williams, an unabashed Trump …
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Rob Paulsen didn’t know it then, but his decision to embrace voice acting came at the perfect time.

The animation boom of the mid-80s, think “Transformers,” “He Man” and “G.I. …
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Celebrities work overtime to shape the culture around us, from star-studded PSAs to shows hoping to change hearts and minds.

Sometimes stars can make an impact by simply being honest …
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Few directors know film fan culture like Alexandre O. Philippe.

He created “The People vs. George Lucas,” the 2010 documentary capturing the chasm between “Star Wars” fans and the franchise’s …
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Robert King is tired of the TV formula when it comes to priests in procedural dramas.

They’re eventually revealed to be far from saintly, and that’s being kind. It’s one …
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Doug Richardson is the rare straight shooter out of Hollywood.

In a world where superstars filter social media posts through their staff and others cater to the woke mobs, Richardson …
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