Interviews

Sven Stoffels heard former Vice President Joe Biden’s bizarre ode to his hair legs and knew two things instantly.

The veteran animator wanted to bring the clip to life, and …
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Consumers are making a list, and checking it twice, about their social media fears.

They worry about Facebook improperly using their personal information. Some fear Twitter deplatforms conservative voices while …
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Just try to pigeonhole David Deeble.

Yes, Deeble is a stand-up comedian. He’s also a keynote speaker, corporate entertainer and a very unique kind of juggler. And that’s just a …
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Journalist Tom Junod met Fred Rogers roughly 20 years ago with plenty of questions in mind.

Junod needn’t have bothered.

“He didn’t answer a single one of my questions over …
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Jimmy Failla doesn’t trust the country’s political fortunes to the comedian class.

Yes, Failla is a successful stand-up comic, podcaster and head writer for Fox Business’ “Kennedy.”

He still finds …
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Trey Edward Shults’ “Waves” looks at a perfect family in a near-perfect free fall.

This upper middle-class clan has it all, on paper, but teenage son Tyler (Kelvin Harrison, Jr.) …
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Justin Folk isn’t a comedian or a college student.

He hasn’t even been “canceled” by any aggrieved group as of yet. In fact, his Hollywood career has gracefully transitioned from …
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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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