Interviews
Your average celebrity is bombarded by the same inane questions on the promotional circuit. Hollywood in Toto won’t settle for cookie cutter questions. The result: Engaging interviews you won’t find anywhere else.
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HiT Episode No. 61 – Comedian Tim Slagle
Many stand-up comics have one eye on the stage and the other … well, on places far, far away from…
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‘Dead People Suck’ Finds Healing Power in Laughter
There are normally five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. Laurie Kilmartin firmly believes in a sixth:…
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HiT Episode No. 60 – Paul Asay (PluggedIn.com)
Parents understandably steer their kids clear of salacious material in TV and films. Sex. Violence. Debauchery. Lather. Rinse. Repeat. Cringe.…
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Meet the Man Who Changed Everything for Black Panther
This weekend’s blockbuster “Black Panther” may have looked a lot different if it weren’t for the work of Christopher Priest.…
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‘Anchorman’ Alum Koechner Puts Family First with Thriving Career
David Koechner has built a busy career playing oddball characters like Todd Packer on NBC’s “The Office” and obnoxious sportscaster…
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Marine-Turned-Actor Broderick ‘Runs’ for Fellow Veterans
Michael Broderick catches the very best side of Facebook thanks to Gallant Few. “I can’t count the number of times…
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HiT Episode No. 59 – Stephen Miller (‘Conservatarians’ Podcast)
Stephen Miller knows the power of Twitter, and he’s not afraid to wield it. His musings at @redsteeze make it one…
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Why Super Diamond Never Goes Out of Style
Neil Diamond went from a superstar to a punch line as synth pop gave way to the grunge era. Randy…
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HiT Episode No. 58 – Ethan Van Sciver (DC Comics)
Ethan Van Sciver can’t remember a time when he wasn’t drawing. His parents encouraged the Sciver children to create as…
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HiT Episode No. 57 – David Harsanyi (The Federalist)
Too many opinion columnists crank their opinions to 11. It’s easy to understand why. It’s brutal to cut through the…
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