Interview

Playing Dead

Meaghan Rath enjoys being seen as a lonely ghost on 'Being Human,' the new series  adapted from the British show of the same name.

Raising His Standards

Starring in an Off-Broadway play and on a TV series, Pablo Schreiber finds challenging roles and compelling stories.

School Days

"I really like bold films. For me it's like, when you watch a movie, I want to see it, I want to feel it," says director Will Canon, whose first feature, "Brotherhood," is definitely bold.

The Greatest

During his four decades in the entertainment business, Robin Williams has been a standup comedian, a TV phenomenon, a box-office sensation, a "serious" performer, an Oscar-winning actor, and a critical pariah.

Play It Now, "Sam"

Every now and then a true original comes along. This time it's in the form of Cory McAbee, whose second feature, "Stingray Sam," could be described as a musical Western set in space.

The American Nightmare

At the center "August: Osage County" is the battle between pill-popping matriarch Violet and her eldest daughter, Barbara, played on tour by Estelle Parsons and Shannon Cochran.

In the Driver's Seat

Though David Cale has appeared on Broadway ("The Threepenny Opera") and in films ("Pollock") he is perhaps best known for sharing the stage with himself.

'Long' Path to Broadway

Standup comic Colin Quinn says he fancies himself an actor—if for no other reason than he's currently on Broadway, doing a solo show, "Long Story Short," at the Helen Hayes Theatre.

Mark Wahlberg on Why Making 'The Fighter' Became an Obsession

The actor says he trained for four years, eight to 10 hours a day, not knowing whether the film would even get made.

VIDEO: Behind the Scenes: Spirit Awards

With the Spirit Awards airing this Friday, Jenelle sits down to talk to Film Independent Executive Director Dawn Hudson about the exciting changes in store for the show.