Interviews Archives

The director of Slums Of Beverly Hills and the new The Savages talks about not meaning to take breaks between films and why pitching a comedy about aging parents isn't such an easy task.

The Minneapolis band talks about how they're as surprised by their sudden success as everyone else.

The director of The Cell and the cult-film-in-the-making The Fall talks about everything from wrangling children and lying to his film crew to putting his puke on R.E.M.

The energetic frontman of Ted Leo And The Pharmacists talks about why staying indie suits him and preaching to the uncoverted.

The unstoppable rock duo talks about their new movie and why it took so long to make.

The director of Brazil and Twelve Monkeys discusses why some people will hate his new movie, Tideland.

The former frontmen of Screaming Trees and The Afghan Whigs have become partners in song, and in taking interviews off on weird tangents.

Craig Finn and Tad Kubler talk about kids, America, and how a band as loved as theirs can be so hated.

The venerable comedy troupe talks about reuniting, hitting the road with new material, and getting along better than ever these days. Mostly.

Before heading off to their first convention in two years, the writer-creator-artists of Ultra, Girls, and the new series The Sword talk family relationships and failed TV adaptations.