Interview

Alex Lacamoire Brings It Together for 'Bring It On: The Musical'

Alex Lacamoire, the music supervisor on the new "Bring It On: The Musical" (running Oct. 30 to Dec. 10 at the Ahmanson Theatre), describes his job as the "traffic control center of the music in the show."

Rob Torres Makes Mirth Seem Easy

Big Apple Circus clown Rob Torres approaches his work as "finding the absurdity in everyday tasks."  But developing a unique yet simple action that engages an audience isn't easy.

The Unexpected Man

"I've done horror, sci-fi, spy, thriller, a lot of history, and now finally a comedy. I've got some cop shows and doctor shows. The only thing I don't have is a 'Star Trek,' series and I don't have a lawyer show."

In 'Anonymous,' John Orloff Examines Who Really Wrote Shakespeare's Plays

John Orloff owes his career to a conspiracy theory. In this case, the theory which purports that the plays of Shakespeare were actually written by a member of the court of Queen Elizabeth I.

Judd Apatow Discusses Lena Dunham's 'Girls,' 'Anchorman 2'

The comedy titan waxes poetic with THR about his new star and talks about projects past and future -- as well as having fun on Twitter.

'Potted Potter' Morphs J.K. Rowling's Beloved Novels Into 70 Zany Minutes

Actors-writers Daniel Clarkson and Jefferson Turner have a blast with Hogwarts wizardry, Quidditch, and audience interaction at the Little Shubert.

Mireille Enos Makes a 'Killing' in Her Role

Darkness continually descends on Sarah Linden, the beleaguered but savvy cop portrayed by Mireille Enos on AMC'S "The Killing."

A World of 'Hurt'

Jeremy Renner's virtuoso performance in 'The Hurt Locker' has already earned him Spirit Award and Gotham Award nominations and a Hollywood Breakthrough Award for best actor.