Interviews Archives

The veteran actor and stand-up talks about the controversial turn his career has taken, and his thoughts on the demise of Studio 60.

The comic, actor, and voiceover artist talks about his extracurricular pursuits and life as a 50-year-old Homer Simpson.

The author of Rock On: An Office Power Ballad comes clean about his life among middle-aged record-company tastemakers.

The world’s leading expert on sex, love, and deviance gets candid. Yes, even more candid than usual.

The creator of Eightball and Ghost World talks about working for the New York Times and why comics don't move him like they should.

Daniel Handler's name doesn't mean much to most people. On the other hand, Handler's pen name, Lemony Snicket, has earned him a huge following with kids and grown-ups alike. But there's more to Handler than macabre, richly written stories about children in peril.

The singer/songwriter talks about finding balance, life after movie stardom, and getting scared of his own drawings.

Requiem For A Dream's director discusses the vision of his new, long-in-the-works film The Fountain.

Dave Attell is living proof that doing one thing well enough and long enough will earn attention: He's enjoyed a long career as the consummate stand-up comic, a low-key expert at the art of the setup and the punchline. Though physically...

The director of Star Wars: Clone Wars talks about making George Lucas' world cartoonish.