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Adrienne Barbeau supplements her acting career with a new role as horror novelist as her third book Love Bites hits the stores.

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Leonardo DiCaprio (2004 Interview)-The superstar takes flight in The Aviator.

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Andy Dick-The eccentric comic actor steps behind the camera as Danny Roane: First-Time Director.

Bo Diddley-The blues legend on music, civil rights, the state of radio and making hamburgers in Europe.

Brian Dietzen-The latest series regular on NCIS mans the morgue.

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Jeffrey Donovan (2010 interview) plays the coolest ex-spy in steamy Miami in the hit cable series Burn Notice.

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Tony Dow-The artist formerly known as Wally on Leave it to Beaver takes up an new artform.

Robert Downey, Jr.-the acclaimed actor looks through A Scanner Darkly.

Hilary and Haylie Duff muse on living in a material world.

Patrick Duffy and his castmates give us the skinny on the reboot of the classic series Dallas.

Sean Durkin-A first-time writer/director connects with a cult film about cults, Martha Marcy May Marlene.

Robert Duvall a Hollywood legend sits in on his own funeral in the film Get Low.

Jeff Dye-We get the stand-up comedian and host of MTV's Money From Strangers to Say Anything...

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George Dzundza-the veteran character actor talks about his work on the TV series Hack and his career.

Bo Eason-The former Houston Oiler looks back at a life on the gridiron in the hit Off-Broadway show Runt of the Litter.

Clint Eastwood-The legendary actor/director looks back at an forgotten Los Angeles scandal with Changeling.

Aaron Eckhart finds the soul (or lack thereof) in a tobacco lobbyist in the satire Thank You For Smoking.

Megalyn Echikunwoke-The young actress segues from the popular cult series The 4400 to a new role as coroner on CSI: Miami.

Zac Efron and Nikki Blonsky get out the kinks in Hairspray.

Atom Egoyan tells us Where the Truth Lies in film direction.

Jesse Eisenberg (2009 Interview)-A respected young comic actor takes a chance at a quirky genre picture in Zombieland.

Jesse Eisenberg (2011 Interview)-We friend the young actor who plays the face of Facebook in The Social Network.

Charles Eliasch-A young opera singer tells us about his Carnegie Hall debut.

Hector Elizondo-The long-time character actor joins a well-respected ensemble in Monk.

Linda Ellerbee-The best writer in TV news returns to the book stores.

Brooke Elliott helps to redefine beauty in the hip cable comedy/drama Drop Dead Diva.

Nathan Englander-The novelist opens our eyes to The Ministry of Special Cases.

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We caught rock & roll star Melissa Etheridge just as she reached superstardom!

Evanescence-After five years out of recording, the band is back and rocking harder in their third, self-titled album.

Fabian-The former teen idol and Golden Boy of Bandstand is turned loose on a new millennium.

Peter Falk reflects on his career and The Thing About My Folks.

Dakota Fanning-She isn't the only child actress in Hollywood, it just seems that way sometimes.

Asghar Farhadi-An Iranian filmmaker gets Oscar love for A Separation.

Anna Faris-The comic actress takes charge in The House Bunny.

Colin Farrell and Cl�mence Po�sy deal with love and death In Bruges.

Fastball -Band leader Miles Zuniga tells us about getting back into the studio and back on the road.

Tom Felton-He spent his formative years as Harry Potter's archrival, now he looks at life after Hogwarts.

Joshua Ferris-An author takes a look at life behind the cubicle in Then We Came to the End.

Mark Feuerstein-The actor takes on the Hamptons as the doctor for the rich in Royal Pains.

Tina Fey and Amy Poehler-The SNL vets team up to become a Baby Mama.

Finger Eleven-The Canadian rockers become our "Paralyzer" and we think we've been struck by them.

Colin Firth talks with us about The King's Speech and he doesn't stammer once.

Taylor Firth-Vaults from the figure skating rink into acting with Ice Castles.

Danielle Fishel-The former Boy Meets World starlet explores a new dimension in Gamebox 1.0.

The 5 Browns-Bringing a new generation into the classical music world with No Boundaries.

Five For Fighting - Lead singer John Ondrasik talks about his band and the hits "Superman (It's Not Easy)" and "100 Years."

Flickerstick leader Brandin Lea discusses life on the road and life on TV.

Florida Georgia Line-The young country group are gonna "Cruise" to the big time.

Dan Fogler and George Lopez grab comedy by the Balls of Fury.

Ari Folman-The Israeli director takes a difficult look back at an atrocity from his past in the Oscar-nominated Waltz with Bashir.

Alastair Fothergill and Mark Linfield-Take us on a jungle adventure with DisneyNature's Chimpanzee.

Fountains of Wayne-New Jersey's great pop rock hope opens up about making the leap from cult fave to hit band.

Jamie Foxx plays a living legend in Ray. Now he may become one himself.

Joe Franklin-We look back with the pioneering broadcaster who created the TV talk show.

Brendan Fraser-The actor tells us about acting in three dimensions in Journey to the Center of the Earth.

Stephen Fried-Twenty years after the death of supermodel Gia, her biographer looks back at her place in history.

Nick Frost (2007 interview)-The funny Brit behind Shaun of the Dead is back in Hot Fuzz.

Nick Frost (2011 interview)-Returns to his genre parody roots with the alien comedy Paul.

Peter Funt-Smile! He's talking about Candid Camera.

Neil Gaiman-The graphic novelist takes on the big screen with the adaptation of his epic Stardust.

Megan Gaiser-bringing computer gaming to girls with the incredibly popular Nancy Drew series.

Zach Galifianakis-Takes a serious look (kind of...) at mental health in It's Kind of a Funny Story.

Jennifer Garner-The popular actress takes a chance on the quirky Ricky Gervais comedy The Invention of Lying.

Brad Garrett-The comic actor looks at romance in two different genres.

Jennie Garth-The 90210 actress takes another path to the country with her web series "Garden Party."

G. Garvin-We grill the TV chef about his Cooking Channel series On the Road with G. Garvin.

Teddy Geiger-The new teen heartthrob debuts with the album Underaged Thinking and the TV series Love Monkey.

Sarah Michelle Gellar promises us that she doesn't hold a Grudge.

Richard Gere turns down the razzle-dazzle to star in the spiritual family drama Bee Season.

Greta Gerwig cleans up college in the quirky comedy Damsels in Distress.

Paul Giamatti-surveys the breadth of a complicated life with Barney's Version.

Alex Gibney (2007 Interview)-A documentary filmmaker takes a scathing look at torture in modern warfare with Taxi to the Dark Side.

Alex Gibney (2008 Interview)-The documentarian follows up his Oscar-winning Taxi with a gonzo look at Dr. Hunter S. Thompson.

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Debbie Gibson isn't just mama's little girl anymore.

Girl in a Coma-A rocking Mexican-American girl group crosses musical borders with Trio B.C.

Brendan Gleeson plays the world's most obnoxious policeman in The Guard.

Evan Glodell-A DIY film actor and director catches a buzz with Bellflower.

Judy Gold-The comedienne lives her life as a sitcom in the off Broadway one-woman hit The Judy Show.

Jeff Goldblum-The well-liked actor survives a death rumor and takes the reins of the series Law & Order: Criminal Intent.

Michel Gondry-A French director takes a look at Tokyo!

Zachary Gordon-Clues us in to the Dog Days of being the star of the Diary of a Wimpy Kid films.

Lesley Gore-One of the first teen pop heartthrobs comes out as a grown woman.

Ryan Gosling (2008 interview) falls for a real doll in Lars and the Real Girl.

Ryan Gosling (2013 interview)-Takes a devastating look at fathers and sons in The Place Beyond the Pines.

Mark-Paul Gosselaar has a little fun with the legal profession in Franklin and Bash.

Charlie Gracie-A rock and roll survivor looks back at fifty years of being fabulous.

Hugh Grant-The British superstar plays somewhat familiar, snarky reality show host in American Dreamz.

Macy Gray-A true R&B original returns with a great new CD, Big.

Steph Green-A short film director gets her shot at the big time with the Oscar-nominated "New Boy."

Melissa Greene-In the mid 1970s, she was poised to become a TV star and walked away. Find out what came next.

Paul Greengrass-The respected British director turns a sympathetic eye on one of the most tragic days in history with United 93.

Joel Gretsch-Takes on the visitors in a remake of 1980s cult series V.

Michael Joseph Gross explores our fascination with the cult of celebrity.

Christopher Guest, Eugene Levy, Catherine O'Hara, Harry Shearer and Parker Posey take on the movies For Your Consideration!

Maggie Gyllenhaal returns to films after a two-year sabbatical to play an acclaimed role in Crazy Heart.

Kathryn Hahn-The Crossing Jordan co-star discusses her series, the movies and motherhood.

Anthony Michael Hall-The former Brat Pack star says goodbye to The Dead Zone and joins The Dark Knight.

Daryl Hall-The legendary rock and soul singer takes on a new medium - the internet - with "Live from Daryl's House."

Michael C. Hall-Cable TV's favorite serial killer takes a role in the ensemble movie Peep World.

George Hamilton-The best-tanned actor and reality TV dancing star in Hollywood has written his memoirs.

Christopher Hampton-the adaptation specialist gets an Oscar Nomination for his work on Atonement.

Herbie Hancock-The legendary jazz pianist goes off in new Directions in Music.

Chelsea Handler-The stand-up-turned-author gives us a tour of her Horizontal Life.

Michael Haneke-The acclaimed director discusses the tragic events which inspired his devastating Oscar-nominated film Amour.

Alyson Hannigan-The co-star of American Pie and Buffy the Vampire Slayer steps out in her own Date Movie.

Glen Hansard and John Carney reinvent the musical with Once.

Hanson-The pop phenomenon goes indie rock.

Curtis Hanson-The acclaimed director throws us another change up with In Her Shoes.

Marcia Gay Harden feels empathy for her conflicted character in Innocent.

Angie Harmon-Takes on another law and order role in the crime drama Rizzoli and Isles.

Valerie Harper-America's favorite upstairs neighbor steps onto Golda's Balcony.

Woody Harrelson-The actor continues his return to the limelight with the critically acclaimed drama The Messenger.

Neil Patrick Harris, Josh Radnor, Cobie Smulders and Alyson Hannigan-The stars of How I Met Your Mother go back to the bar that inspired the show.

Steve Harris-The Practice favorite returns to series TV in the cult drama Awake.

Bret Harrison takes over the controls of the sitcom The Loop.

Josh Hartnett returns to film after a few years off in the adventure Bunraku.

Anne Hathaway (2009 interview)-The star explores addiction and courts Oscar with her role in the indie drama Rachel Getting Married.

Anne Hathaway (2011 interview) dishes about One Day, Catwoman, soul mates, fairytales and avoiding spoilers.

Salma Hayek takes on a difficult new role in Ask the Dust.

Chris Hayes-The MSNBC policy wonk catches us UP on the Twilight of the Elites.

Michel Hazanavicius-The French director revives the silent film with the surprise Oscar fave The Artist.

Tricia Helfer-From supermodel to cyborg to spy - she lives out all our fantasies.

Chris Hemsworth takes on the world of a favorite comic book hero in Thor.

Josh Henderson (2013 interview)-and his Dallas castmates have a big pair of cowboy boots to fill in the second season.

Jill Hennessy-The star of Crossing Jordan juggles being a new mother with a hit series.

Howard Hesseman and Loni Anderson-Two of the stars of WKRP in Cincinnati celebrate that seminal sitcom's DVD release.

Jennifer Love Hewitt puts us on The Client List.

Taylor Hicks-The blue-eyed soul man who became an American Idol sensation releases his major-label debut CD.

John Michael Higgins-A dramatic thespian takes on Hollywood's insistence that he be a wacky comic presence.

Madison Hildebrand-Brokers a fast-track real estate career into a reality TV stint.

Nichole Hiltz & Joshua Malina discuss the second season of the hit cable drama In Plain Sight.

Thomas Hine gets down and chronicles the seventies in The Great Funk.

Emile Hirsch takes a walk on the wild side.

Dustin Hoffman makes a little magic in Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium.

Philip Seymour Hoffman resurrects the celebrated author Capote.

Susanna Hoffs-The Bangles singer goes solo with the Sixties' love note Someday.

Gina Holden-A self-confessed sci-fi nerd gets to live her fantasies in Flash Gordon.

Katie Holmes takes on a cult favorite in making Don't Be Afraid of the Dark.

Anthony Hopkins (2006 interview)-An acting legend breaks the speed barrier in The World's Fastest Indian.

Sarah Hudson - The singer gives us the Naked Truth.

Felicity Huffman-The desperate housewife takes a real risk with Transamerica.

Holly Hunter-This respected actress' career has Nine Lives.

Ian Hunter-The former Mott the Hoople frontman goes solo... again.

Timothy Hutton (2010 interview)-The actor positions himself for a third season of Leverage.

Timothy Hutton (2012 interview)-The actor proves he is not ordinary people in the fifth season of Leverage.

Ice Cube on the road from hardcore rap to Are We There Yet? and XXX2: State of the Union.

Enrique Iglesias heads back on the road for his Euphoria tour.

I Nine-a new rock band lives through "Seven Years of Lonely."

Jason Isaacs-Takes a tragic look back at the Holocaust in Good.

Frankie J-The singing heartthrob returns to the clubs with Priceless.

Alyssa Jacey (2006 interview)-an up-and-coming singer tells us about her music and her big plans.

Alyssa Jacey (2010 interview)-The young singer/songwriter celebrates her debut full-length album Here's to Change.

Samuel L. Jackson takes on apartheid in this 2005 interview about In My Country.

Samuel L. Jackson (2008 Interview)-The tough-guy actor polices time and space in the adventure Jumper.

Gillian Jacobs-Finishes up another semester at Community.

Luc Jacquet-The French director introduces us to 30,000 friends in March of the Penguins.

Raza Jaffrey takes on city politics and the Great White Way in the popular dramatic series Smash.

Tommy James-The sixties rocker is living the life in a new millennium.

Thomas Jane-We get raw with the Hung actor and comic mogul.

Allison Janney-The actress keeps herself very busy with the hit Broadway musical 9 to 5 and the new film Away We Go.

Famke Janssen-The actress moves behind the camera and gives us the lowdown on Bringing Up Bobby.

Courtney Jaye-The new singer hits the road with Traveling Light.

Jay-Z-The rapper may be retiring as a performer, but that doesn't mean he is going to Fade To Black.

Jet-The Aussie rockers Shine On.

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Jewel-Everyone's favorite Alaskan folkie discusses art, music and life's injustices just as her career explodes.

Scarlett Johannson makes the leap from art house movies to the blockbuster summer film The Island.

Angelina Jolie-The superstar goes behind the headlines in the tragic true story A Mighty Heart.

Doug Jones-The actor who has played such creatures as The Silver Surfer and Hellboy's sidekick takes off the makeup.

Rashida Jones (2012 interview) takes a shot at writing a romantic comedy with Celeste and Jesse Forever.

Leslie Jordan-The proudly out and about character actor celebrates over two decades of being Hollywood's go-to effete mama's boy.

Ernst Jorgensen-Protecting the musical legacy of the King of Rock and Roll.

Journey-The classic arena rock group targets new Generations.

Mat Kearney-The singer/songwriter avoids the sophomore jinx with his album City of Black & White.

Josh Kelley takes responsibility for his own vision with a new record label and a new CD, Just Say the Word.

Kem-A smooth jazz master gets intimate with us.

Gil Kenan-The first-time director takes you to a Monster House.

Nicole Kidman (2005 Interview)-The busiest woman in the movie biz looks at The Interpreter and Bewitched.

Nicole Kidman (2011 Interview)-The actress looks at a family in mourning in the devastating drama Rabbit Hole.

Cheyenne Kimball-A young singer releases her debut album and lives on MTV.

Jimmy Kimmel-The talk show host wants to shake up the format.

B.B. King-The legendary bluesman looks back from the road on his farewell tour.

Perry King-A Hollywood survivor balances acting with real life.

Stephen King and Frank Darabont-The master of horror fiction and the director behind arguably his greatest film adaptations reteam in The Mist.

Sir Ben Kingsley has to pick a new role or two with Oliver Twist and A Sound of Thunder.

Greg Kinnear-A Hollywood outsider stands up for the little guy in Flash of Genius.

Christopher Knight-A member of an iconic sitcom family puts his real life on screen in My Fair Brady.

Keira Knightley (2006 Interview) shows us two sides of herself in Pride and Prejudice and Domino.

Keira Knightley (2012 Interview)-Finds love in the wrong time and place in Seeking a Friend for the End of the World.

Elias Koteas-The adventurous character actor takes a bite out of vampire lore in Let Me In.

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Peter Krause and his co-horts in the cast of Sports Night prove that TV comedy doesn't have to be dumb.

John Krasinski-The actor shuts down the beloved TV workplace The Office.

Chantal Kreviazuk-We speak with one of the rare respected singer / songwriters who is able to keep her career in perspective to what is really important in her life.

Candace Kroslak-The former model puts on her acting shoes with American Pie Presents: The Naked Mile.

Lady Gaga-A dance-rock diva pursues The Fame.

Jessica Lange-One of our greatest actresses reunites with her love in Don't Come Knocking.

Frank Langella-The acclaimed actor and Broadway actor brings his portrayal of a disgraced President to the big screen in Frost/Nixon.

Matt Lanter and Amanda Walsh revisit a classic with WarGames-The Dead Code.

The Lashes-Seattle's new pop hope breaks out with Get It!

The Last Great Fight-a new book asks the question: Was the Mike Tyson/Buster Douglas fight the end of the road for boxing?

M�lanie Laurent-A French actress takes on American film with Beginners.

Hugh Laurie and the cast of The Oranges give us a ride to suburbia.

Jude Law-A movie star is up for one of theater's most prestigious awards.

Christopher Kennedy Lawford writes about his demons and his famous family.

Jennifer Lawrence-The young Oscar-nominated actress discusses her role in the gritty and devastating drama Winter's Bone.

Joey Lawrence-The former teen idol returns to sitcoms with Melissa & Joey.

Rachael Lawrence loves making I Hate My 30s.

Laurence Leboeuf hits the road to help create a dream project in Foreverland.

Katie Leclerc-A young actress tells us about living with a hearing impairment and her popular series Switched at Birth.

We spoke with late actor Heath Ledger just as he became a star with the most talked-about role of 2005 in Brokeback Mountain.

Led Zeppelin-The rock and roll gods reunite (briefly) to share their personal farewell to their mentor, Celebration Day.

Ang Lee-The legendary director looks into dark corners in Chinese history in Lust, Passion.

Jason Lee tries on a whole new vibe in his return to series TV, Memphis Beat.

Spike Lee (2006 interview) chronicles the devastation of New Orleans in When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts.

Spike Lee (2012 interview) returns to his Brooklyn and indie roots with Red Hook Summer.

John Leguizamo, Katherine Waterston and David Ross take a jaded look at suburbia in The Babysitters.

Reichen Lehmkuhl-This modern-day Renaissance Man reflects on his action-packed career and how he is working to change the future.

Melissa Leo-The veteran actress courts Oscar buzz with Frozen River.

Tea Leoni-The quirky comic actress sinks to new levels in Manure.

Eugene Levy-Canada's funniest non-comedian offers up his career For Your Consideration.

Richard Lewis-The famously neurotic stand-up legend finally comes to terms with his life and his career -- kinda...

Lifehouse hush those one-hit wonder whispers with their smash single "You and Me."

Alan Light-A rock journalist follows the unique road of Leonard Cohen's musical standard "Hallelujah" in the book The Holy or the Broken.

Toby Lightman-The soulful young singer talks about her debut album Little Things and single "Devils and Angels."

Matthew Lillard-The hip actor steps behind the camera with Fat Kid Rules the World.

Daniel Lindsay and T.J. Martin throw an Oscar Hail Mary with Undefeated.

Laura Linney-The two-time Oscar nominated actress takes on horror in The Exorcism of Emily Rose.

Lionel-Bringing humor and deep thought back to talk radio.

Robert T. Littell recalls his best friend, John F. Kennedy, Jr., in a new memoir.

Sharon Little-A Philadelphia singer/songwriter breaks out with Perfect Time for a Breakdown.

Little Big Town (2006 Interview)-A country foursome moves out of the "Boondocks."

Little Big Town (2007 Interview)-When we talked to them last year, they were taking a huge risk by going indie. Now they've made it -- their way.

Ron Livingston-The comic actor takes a walk on the dark side of life with the drama Holly.

Tony Lo Bianco-A venerable Hollywood tough guy pays theatrical tribute to a legendary Big Apple mayor - again - with The Little Flower!

Lobo-We'd love you to want this 70s soft rock hitmaker.

Kenny Loggins and Jim Messina-A classic rock duo comes back together.

Patty Loveless-The country songbird goes back to her roots.

Low Millions-Adam Cohen, son of legendary songwriter Leonard Cohen, introduces his new group.

Josh Lucas and David Strathairn pay tribute to blacklisted writer Dalton Trumbo in a new documentary.

Derek Luke (2009 Interview)-The actor makes the leap from movies to TV on the ensemble drama Trauma.

Lulu-How do you thank someone who has taken you from crayons to perfume? We find out from the legendary singer on the eve of her New York debut.

Sidney Lumet-Sharing one of the final interviews with the ultimate film chronicler of New York life.

Lumidee-The Spanish Harlem-born reggae-rap artist makes sure her music is Unexpected.

Melanie Lynskey-A favorite supporting actress takes the lead with Hello I Must Be Going.

Ben Lyons-The busy entertainment journalist applies old-fashioned family rules to excel in the digital age.

Tommy MacDonald-PBS's favorite woodworker gives us the Rough Cut on making furniture, whether your skill level is top of the line or IKEA.

Elle Macpherson-The iconic supermodel shows us what it takes to be a Fashion Star.

Joe Maddalena-The king of show business memorabilia talks about our love of collecting and his popular reality series Hollywood Treasure.

Joshua Malina chats about his career and being the new man on The West Wing.

Melissa Manchester looks back on forty years of recording with Playlist.

James Mangold-A director resurrects the Man in Black with Walk the Line.

The Manhattan Transfer celebrate 35 years in perfect harmony.

Joe Mantegna-The respected actor speaks about a career that has led him from Mamet to Joan of Arcadia.

Karl Markovics and Stefan Ruzowitsky take a look at a different side of the Holocaust in The Counterfeiters.

Craig Marks looks back at the crazy days when MTV-Music Television still played music with the oral history I Want My MTV: The Uncensored History of the Music Video Revolution.

Garry Marshall and Doris Roberts-Two old comedy pros work at Keeping Up With the Steins.

Charlotte Martin-The singer/songwriter takes a walk On Your Shore.

Demetri Martin-A stand-up comedian gives the movies a try with Taking Woodstock.

Sir George Martin-The man behind the boards at Abbey Road with the Beatles reflects on a career of revolutionizing popular music.

James McAvoy and Keira Knightley look back in Atonement.

Jack McBrayer-We get a tour of 30 Rock's final season from Kenneth, your NBC page.

Jesse McCartney-The teen heartthrob grows up and gets funky with Departure.

Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis, Jr.-The sweet singing couple muse on love, music and one of the longest lasting unions in soul.

Eric McCormack takes on a very different role to change our Perception.

Mary McCormack (2008 interview) plays a tough Federale in the cable series In Plain Sight.

Mary McCormack (2011 interview) goes back into witness protection with the return of In Plain Sight.

Maureen McCormick-A former Brady sister has Gone Country.

Dylan McDermott-The former Practice lawyer goes undercover in Dark Blue.

Martin McDonagh-The controversial Irish playwright makes the jump to film with In Bruges.

Seamus McDonagh-He fought Evander Holyfield, now he takes on expectations.

Christopher McDonald-A consummate character actor returns to Broadway in the hit show Lucky Guy.

We take on Major Crimes with Mary McDonnell.

Malcolm McDowell finds a new twist on the world's oldest profession in Pound of Flesh.

Ewan McGregor (2007 Interview) courts a legendary children's novelist in Miss Potter.

Ewan McGregor (2011 Interview)-The actor reinvents himself yet again in the quirky comedy/drama Beginners.

Joel McHale goes back for another semester in Community.

Katharine McPhee follows up the most watched TV series in the world with a hit debut album and single "Over It."

Rue Melo-The multilingual singer inspires us to "Check It."

Eva Mendes-The stunning actress gives us the down low on her downbeat new drama The Place Beyond the Pines.

Debra Messing returns to series television with The Starter Wife.

Method Man-The Wu Tang Clan rapper gets high on acting in The Wackness.

Breckin Meyer (2008 interview)-The comic actor finds love and laughs in a Blue State.

Breckin Meyer (2011 interview) has a little fun with the legal profession in Franklin and Bash.

Ingrid Michaelson-The singer/songwriter finds new avenues to making her CD Girls and Boys a smash hit.

Sienna Miller (2005 Interview)- The British actress segues from the gossip columns back to the cinema -- where she belongs -- in Casanova.

Sienna Miller (2009 Interview) balances stage and screen and tries to solve The Mysteries of Pittsburgh.

Mint Condition-The veteran R&B group is back and Livin' the Luxury Brown.

Helen Mirren-Acting royalty plays The Queen.

Dino Misetic-An illuminating portrait of an artist as a young man.

Mix Master Mike-He's the fourth Beastie Boy and he gives us the down low on the fine art of DJing.

Matthew Modine-The acclaimed actor goes full-metal digital with a new app and a stellar movie lineup including The Dark Knight Rises.

Jay Mohr-The stand-up turned actor takes on another format with his podcast Mohr Stories.

Gretchen Mol channels a pin-up Goddess as The Notorious Bettie Page

Eddie Money-A new tour and a hysterical Geico commercial have given the classic rocker two tickets to paradise.

Julianne Moore-The celebrated actress takes a look at the new American family in The Kids Are All Right.

Michael Moore-America's greatest documentary agitator takes on the HMOs in SiCKO.

Kathryn Morris-The Cold Case star has a red-hot career.

Viggo Mortensen (2007 Interview) patrols the hard streets of the former Soviet Union in Eastern Promises.

Viggo Mortensen (2009 Interview)-Takes a tragic look back at the Holocaust in Good.

Nico Muhly-The classical musician is turning heads like Philip Glass and Bj�rk.

Carey Mulligan-A young British actress courts praise in An Education.

Dermot Mulroney is honored for a life in independent film.

Dermot Mulroney (2012 interview)-One of the busiest men in Hollywood exposes a tragic condition in Asia in Trade of Innocents.

Vik Muniz-The acclaimed Brazilian artist talks to us about Waste Land, the Oscar-nominated documentary on his life.

Anne Murray-a legendary songbird discusses her career and her CD Duets: Friends and Legends.

Musiq Soulchild-The neo-soul singer hopes that you're still Lovanmusiq.

Mutlu-Bringing a new sound to Philly blue-eyed soul.

Kathy Najimy-Actress, mom, activist; it's all part of life for the voice of Peggy on King of the Hill.

The Naked Cowboy-a Times Square fixture watches the world go past.

Anna Nalick-On the eve of her debut CD release she discusses Wreck of the Day.

Liam Neeson-The acclaimed actor discusses his role starring as sex researcher Alfred Kinsey.

Bebe Neuwirth-The Broadway baby and Cheers icon releases her first CD Porcelain.

New York Metro Vocal Arts Ensemble-bringing opera to the masses.

Andrew Niccol-The writer/director behind The Truman Show and Simone has a new vision in Lord of War.

Marisol Nichols has one hell of a day as the head of CTU on the popular action series 24.

Rachel Nichols (2011 interview)-Joins up the hit series to explore some Criminal Minds.

Rachel Nichols (2012 interview) chats up her favorite retro and her uncoming series Continuum and movie I, Alex Cross.

Matt Nix-A look at the man behind the scenes at Burn Notice.

Amaury Nolasco-The Prison Break star has broken into the ranks of Hollywood buzz actors.

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No One-A look at a new metal group that is taking the music world by storm.

Edward Norton creates a labor of love with his movie version of W. Somerset Maugham's classic book The Painted Veil.

Dylan O'Brien-A YouTube phenom takes Hollywood by storm with The First Time and Teen Wolf.

Adepero Oduye-A young actress finds acceptance by playing a Pariah.

Gail O'Grady-From NYPD Blue to American Dreams to Boston Legal, the actress looks over a respected, varied TV career.

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Susan Olsen-Looks back at the odd pop-cultural hiccup which was The Brady Bunch Variety Hour in the book Love to Love You Bradys.

Omarion-A former boy band star grows up and take over his own music with Ollusion.

OneRepublic-It's not too late for the band behind "Apologize," one of the biggest hits of 2007.

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Gregg Oppenheimer's new book helps to explain why we still love Lucy.

Orianthi-The Australian guitar prodigy takes the US by storm with her hit single "According to You" and debut CD Believe.

Stacie Orrico-After a short break to live her life, she returns to music and has a Beautiful Awakening.

Our Lady Peace-Helping us to stay Healthy in Paranoid Times.

David Oyelowo-An British/African actor breaks out in America with 96 Minutes and Red Tails.

Ellen Page-Breaks out as a quirky pregnant teen in the buzz comedy Juno.

Erik Palladino-The ER doc gets serious... talking about AIDS, faith, love and death.

Danielle Panabaker draws first blood in the war of the sexes with Girls Against Boys.

Panic! at the Disco-We discuss sins, tragedies, vices and virtues with the popular band.

Mike Papantonio attacks the notion that intelligent political talk radio has to come from the right.

Parachute-A rock and soul band isn't Losing Sleep over its bid for stardom.

Mary-Louise Parker comes out of the Weeds to play the mom in The Spiderwick Chronicles.

Hope Partlow-Just because she's young, pretty and has blonde hair doesn't mean she's like Britney or Hilary.

Butch Patrick-America's favorite Munster finds a new haunt and new love.

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Vincent Patrick-The tough-guy author of The Pope Of Greenwich Village talks about his long-awaited book, Smoke Screen.

Sara Paxton (2009 interview)-The young actress takes a sharp left turn in her career with The Last House on the Left.

Sara Paxton (2012 interview)-Continues her trek into horror while confronting her ghosts in The Innkeepers.

Alexander Payne-a discussion with the man behind the camera on Sideways.

Mizuo Peck-The actress who plays Sacajewea in the popular Night at the Museum film series spends some time at a wax museum.

Simon Pegg-Returns to his genre parody roots with the alien comedy Paul.

Kal Penn shows you have to be pretty smart to make silly comedies.

Sean Penn and the cast and crew of Milk make a labor of love to remind us of an important but mostly forgotten slain politician and activist.

Piper Perabo-The actress gets to exercise her inner adrenaline junkie in the series Covert Affairs.

Pauley Perrette-chatting with the lab tech in the hit series NCIS.

Matthew Perry-Our old friend returns to sitcom stardom with Go On.

Philippe Petit-The daredevil who did a high-wire act across the World Trade Center towers finally sees his story on film in the acclaimed documentary Man on Wire.

Liz Phair-Alt rock figurehead or pop-rock heroine? Why can't she be both?

Grant-Lee Phillips-The respected former leader of Grant Lee Buffalo takes a look back at alt rock's past with nineteeneighties.

James Pickens, Jr.-The veteran actor discusses his career and his TV series, The Lyon's Den.

Wendell Pierce-The actor and philanthropist helps to raise up his hometown of New Orleans, with the documentary If God Is Willing and Da Creek Don't Rise, the TV series Treme and his own charitable acts.

Rosamund Pike-The British actress stretches out in the new films Barney's Version and Made in Dagenham.

Jada Pinkett Smith-Actress, businesswoman, rock star, mom...

Jeremy Piven-The hottest fictional agent in Hollywood pays tribute to his theatrical past.

PlayRadioPlay!-The one-man band breaks his way into the music business with a little help from MySpace.

Eve Plumb-The artist formerly known as Jan Brady discusses her love for painting and her New York gallery debut "Bistro."

Amy Poehler (2010 Interview) and the cast of Parks and Recreation talk to us from the red carpet.

Natalie Portman (2006 Interview)-The actress ponders terrorism and politics in the dark parable V for Vendetta.

Natalie Portman (2009 Interview)-An actress helps to shine a light on the inner workings of Hollywood on the web.

Keith Powell-Gives us a two-fer about the final season of 30 Rock.

Laura Prepon-The That 70s Show alum grows up in The Kitchen.

Lisa Marie Presley steps farther out of her father's shadow with a second hit CD.

Tristan Prettyman paddles ashore to make her debut CD twentythree.

Richard Price (2004 Interview) -A talk with the celebrated novelist about his career and his book Samaritan.

Richard Price (2008 Interview)-The bard of the New York streets returns with a double shot - the new novel Lush Life and the final season of The Wire.

Freddie Prinze, Jr. and Mena Suvari learn about life by Brooklyn Rules.

Aidan Quinn-The veteran actor looks at immigration in the drama Dark Matter.

Colin Quinn- Comedy Central's Tough Crowd host talks about comedy, political correctness and surviving in show biz.

Ed Quinn-Turning heads as a complicated genius in the cult hit series Eureka.

Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint-The kids from Harry Potter speak.

Joshua Radin-The New York-based screenwriter/folk musican changes career paths from wanting to write movies to composing songs for them.

Josh Radnor-Have you met the star of the sitcom How I Met Your Mother?

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Alan Rafkin-King of Nick at Nite talks of helming almost every show ever -- from Capt. Kangaroo to Veronica's Closet.

Francia Raisa-The Latina actress is chasing the dream in the latest Cutting Edge sequel.

Michael Rapaport-One of the busiest supporting actors in Hollywood takes the lead of the sitcom The War at Home.

David Rasche has a little fun at the expense of some well-known politicians in the dark comedy In the Loop.

Jim Rash-The gender bending dean on the cult comedy Community won an Oscar - who'd've thunk?

Lisa Ray-The most beautiful woman in Indian film returns in Water.

Blair Redford-The Lying Game tough guy turns out to be a nice guy at heart.

Robert Redford (2005 interview)-The legendary actor, director and philanthropist reflects on An Unfinished Life.

Robert Redford (2013 interview) and his cohorts look at the effects of 60s radicalism in the new millennium in The Company You Keep.

Red Jumpsuit Apparatus-The band behind the smash-hit "Face Down" is taking it to the streets.

Carmen Reece-The new British diva takes us "Right Here."

Autumn Reeser-An actress takes off with two current TV series roles on Entourage and No Ordinary Family.

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Elwood Reid-A look at a man taking the long, strange road from the gridiron to literature.

Paul Reiser-Takes on a brand new role - himself - in his sitcom return The Paul Reiser Show.

Randy Rhoads-The late, great guitar hero is the subject of an elaborate new biography.

Jonathan Rhys Meyers-The Irish actor anchors director Woody Allen's return to form with Match Point.

Christina Ricci-continues her quirky career path as a young woman with a very odd attribute in Penelope.

Natasha Richardson-the actress faces mortality with her famous mother in the film Evening.

Robbie Rist-The musician/actor clues us in on beating the child star jinx.

Krysten Ritter-The actress takes on starring roles in movies and TV with Life Happens and Don't Trust the B---- in Apt. 23.

Tim Robbins and Derek Luke take on apartheid in Catch a Fire.

Chris Rock-The stand-up giant returns to the multiplexes in The Longest Yard and Madagascar.

Sam Rockwell-The quirky actor takes a look at sexual addiction in Choke.

James Roday and Dul� Hill psych us out with their popular cable series.

Seth Rogen and James Franco take a wild ride on the Pineapple Express.

Mimi Rogers-The veteran actress takes on a new comic role on The Loop.

Henry Rollins on the life of a driven renaissance man.

Ray Romano returns to television as one of the Men of a Certain Age.

George A. Romero-The director who has made a specialty of saving us from the living dead goes back to his indie film roots.

Mickey Rooney-The longest-working actor in show business spends a Night at the Museum.

Rose Marie-The beloved actress looks back at life on The Dick Van Dyke Show.

Alison Rosen-A journalist breaks out as podcast nation's cute girl next door.

Rosey-An urban blues-rock chick from Connecticut makes the jump from behind-the-scenes to center stage.

Emmy Rossum-After taking on Hollywood and succeeding, the young actress shows her artistic range with her debut album.

Mickey Rourke-The actor looks at the fickleness of fame in The Wrestler.

Mark Ruffalo (2004 Interview), Peter Krause, Laura Dern & John Curran on the film We Don't Live Here Anymore.

Mark Ruffalo (2010 Interview) shakes up an untraditional American family in The Kids Are All Right.

Rumer-A British songstress crosses the pond to share the Seasons of My Heart.

Todd Rundgren-The acclaimed singer, songwriter and producer reflects on forty years as a pop/rock maverick.

Rush-Lead singer Geddy Lee talks about his music career and his parents' unique love story.

Geoffrey Rush-Films the unfilmable novel with The Eye of the Storm.

Keri Russell-The star of the cult-favorite TV series Felicity plays the lead in the new independent film Waitress.

Raphael Saadiq-The soul singer/songwriter and producer starts his own label.

Zo� Saldana-The actress goes to the islands looking for a safe Haven.

Catalina Sandino Moreno-The Colombian actress scores in her first movie, Maria Full of Grace.

Peter Sarsgaard balances stage and screen and tries to solve The Mysteries of Pittsburgh.

Marjane Satrapi-The Iranian born French graphic novelist-turned-filmmaker returns with her second movie, Chicken With Plums.

Saving Abel-The band behind the hit singles "Addicted," "18 Days" and "Drowning" come out swinging.

Julian Schnabel-The artist-turned-director gets an Oscar nom for The Diving Bell and the Butterfly.

Paul Schrader-The screenwriter looks back at the iconic film Taxi Driver thirty-five years later.

Liev Schreiber (2011 interview) takes a look at family life in Every Day.

Rebecca Schull-A sitcom favorite ponders life on the stage.

Martin Scorsese, Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon, Vera Farmiga and William Monahan on The Departed.

Martin Scorcese (2012 interview)-The director looks back at the iconic film Taxi Driver thirty-five years later.

Lloyd J. Schwartz-Looks back at life behind the scenes at one of the classic sitcoms in his memoir Brady, Brady, Brady.

Tony Scott-One of Hollywood's busiest directors takes on a classic in the new version of The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3.

Secondhand Serenade-We fall for the singer/songwriter behind the smash hit single "Fall For You."

Kyra Sedgwick closes down another season of her popular series The Closer.

Jason Segel-The Freaks and Geeks veteran is flying high with the hit sitcom How I Met Your Mother.

Amanda Seyfried and her cohorts bring the classic Broadway musical Les Mis�rables to the big screen.

Sarah Shahi mediates a beneficial settlement in the series Fairly Legal.

Shakira-Latin music sensation talks about her jump to international super-stardom.

Tony Shalhoub-The actor says farewell to his most famous character, the defective detective Monk.

Michael Shannon-The actor follows up his Oscar-nominated supporting role in Revolutionary Road with the noir drama The Missing Person.

Tommy Shaw-The STYX guitarist gets together with old friend Jack Blades to celebrate their Influences.

Michael Sheen-The famed British chameleon is taking on another real-life subject in The Damned United as well as becoming undead for the highly anticipated Twilight: New Moon.

Duncan Sheik-The 90s hitmaker reinvents himself as composer of the hit Broadway play Spring Awakening and the follow-up Whisper House.

Shirin-A British dance singer wants to join the likes of Gaga and Rhianna with 'Taking You Away.'

Shontelle-The island girl shows us her Shontelligence with the hit single "T-Shirt."

Mark Shriver-Looks back at his father Sargent Shriver with A Good Man.

Elisabeth Shue has a good time poking fun at her image in Hamlet 2.

M. Night Shyamalan-The suspense director discovers The Happening.

Gabourey Sidibe-Enters acting with the acclaimed drama Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire.

Sarah Silverman (2006 Interview)-The outrageous comedienne provokes with her film Jesus is Magic.

Sarah Silverman (2010 Interview) returns with a third season of her surreal sitcom The Sarah Silverman Program.

Henry Simmons-The star of NYPD Blue and Shark helps bring Los Angeles a new theatrical playground.

Gary Sinise-The celebrated actor turns executive producer to help deliver a special documentary called Brothers at War.

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Sixpence None the Richer 1999 Interview-Leigh Nash discusses her band and the catchiest single of 1999.

Sixpence None the Richer 2002 Interview-Singer Leigh Nash sits back down with us to discuss the album Divine Discontent.

Smash Mouth-The 90s alt rock All Stars return to the studio with their first album in six years, Magic.

The Smithereens celebrate 30 years of rocking the house.

Phoebe Snow-The classic chanteuse behind "Poetry Man" overcomes tragedy to return to the stage.

Jill Sobule on her experience as an artist in the crazy world of the music business.

Kevin Spacey takes a wry look at modern politics with Casino Jack.

Rick Springfield-The 80s hitmaker looks back at superstardom and his lifelong battle with depression in his memoir Late, Late at Night.

John Stamos brings new blood to the long-running series ER.

Ryan Star-His name isn't the only thing predicting success for this rocker and his album 11:59.

Jason Statham-The tough Brit doesn't play it Safe with us.

Jake Steinfeld-The fitness guru wants to put you in business with his latest book.

Nicole Steinwedell fesses up on how a side job as a school tutor opened the door for a role on the TV series The Unit.

Shadoe Stevens-Behind the scenes with one of the greatest voices in show biz.

Patrick Stewart-The king of the franchises returns for X-Men: The Last Stand.

Peter Stickles-Takes a bite out of acting in The Lair.

Ben Stiller-A superstar goes behind the scenes with Submarine.

Curtis Stone-Talk about dream jobs, he gets paid to pick women up in grocery stores and take them home in The Take Home Chef.

Joss Stone-The young British soul thrush checks in to chat about her debut album.

Sharon Stone returns to the role that made her infamous in Basic Instinct 2.

Steven Strait goes way back in time as the hero in the action/adventure 10,000 BC.

Meryl Streep (2007 Interview) brings humanity to the boss from Hell in The Devil Wears Prada.

Meryl Streep (2010 Interview) our greatest actress channels a legendary chef and TV star in Julie and Julia.

Wes Studi-The acclaimed Native American actor takes on two very different projects, the small labor of love The Only Good Indian and the blockbuster hit Avatar.

Jim Sturgess (2008 Interview)-A British actor beats the house as a MIT-trained gambling prodigy in 21.

Jim Sturgess (2011 Interview) falls in love over the decades in One Day.

Sugar Ray-A popular 90s hitmaker returns after six years off the recording scene with the CD Music for Cougars.

Donald Sutherland, Rachel Hurd-Wood, James D'Arcy and Courtney Solomon survive An American Haunting.

Hilary Swank-The Oscar-winning actress picks up more buzz with Million Dollar Baby.

D.B. Sweeney-The actor steps behind the camera with Two Tickets to Paradise.

Matthew Sweet-Celebrates 20 years with his Girlfriend.

Switchfoot-This up-and-coming band talks about their major label debut.

Sybil Exposed-Think you know the story of the 1973 mega-best seller Sybil? Think again!

Audrey Tautou-We have a rendezvous with the star of Amelie and A Very Long Engagement.

Juno Temple tells us about being a Dirty Girl.

Theory of a Dead Man-A Canadian rock band hits it big in the States with the singles "Bad Girlfriend" and "Not Meant to Be."

Charlize Theron and AnnaSophia Robb take a hard look at real life in Sleepwalking.

Rob Thomas-The voice of Matchbox Twenty goes it alone with Something to Be.

Billy Bob Thornton gives his own take on a classic with the remake of The Bad News Bears.

Three Dog Night-The biggest hit machine of the Nixon era celebrates a return to the charts.

Tanita Tikaram-The respected British singer/songwriter returns to American shores for the first time in over 15 years with Can't Go Back.

Justin Timberlake, Emile Hirsch, Ben Foster, Anton Yelchin and Shawn Hatosy decide who is the Alpha Dog.

Marisa Tomei steals her scenes in the high-powered drama Before the Devil Knows You're Dead.

Daniel Tosh-A look into the quirky mind of a stand-up comedian.

Fernando Trueba illustrates the history of jazz with the Oscar-nominated Chico & Rita.

The Tubes-A legendary theatrical pop/punk band hits the road again.

Stanley Tucci reunites with Meryl Streep as the man behind a legendary chef and TV star in Julie and Julia.

KT Tunstall-The Scottish singer keeps her Eye to the Telescope as she reaches for the stars.

Scott Turow-The master of the legal thriller revisits his most famous characters in Innocent.

Liv Tyler and Scott Speedman live out a rural nightmare in The Strangers.

Carrie Underwood-This self-acknowledged sweet country girl has become our idol.

United Stages-Helping to keep off-off-Broadway viable.

Lee Unkrich-Helps us relive our childhood while closing out the Toy Story saga.

Usher-The R&B superstar gets In the Mix of moviemaking.

Us3-The jazz hip-hop collective returns with more of their flip fantasia.

Brooke Valentine-Lil Jon's prot�g�e chases music stardom with "Girl Fight."

Wilmer Valderrama (2006 interview)-The That 70s Show favorite takes time out of his busy social life to make a splash in the movies with Unaccompanied Minors and Fast Food Nation.

Wilmer Valderrama (2012 interview)-The That 70s Show vet takes up against bullying with a new charitable initiative.

Frankie Valli-The original Jersey Boy releases his first new album in 28 years.

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Bobby Vee-Taking a look backwards with a 60s singing rage as he hits the comeback trail.

Jaci Velasquez sings for her life, her beliefs, beauty and grace.

Tom Verica-The American Dreams dad's long road to Hollywood took him back to Philadelphia.

A Very Brady Musical-Lloyd Schwartz and Hope Juber give a new twist to the family business.

Mark Wahlberg returns to the streets in Four Brothers.

Christopher Walken-The sanest man in Hollywood on his film Around the Bend.

Benjamin Walker becomes the latest great white hope for the Great White Way with the hit Broadway musical Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson.

Stephen Walker-A documentary filmmaker looks at aging and comes away feeling Young@Heart.

Quvenzhan� Wallis-The youngest Oscar nominee ever takes on Beasts of Southern Wild.

The Wallflowers-Jakob Dylan and the boys are Glad All Over to be releasing their first album in seven years.

John Walter-The documentary filmmaker looks at the link between theater and war through the eyes of Bertold Brecht and Meryl Streep.

Christoph Waltz-The Austrian actor continues to thrill in his second Tarantino film Django Unchained.

Wang Chung-The band that was "Abducted by the 80s" is now taking on the new millennium with Tazer Up!

The Wanted chat with us backstage at Jingle Ball 2012.

Patrick Warburton-The manly star of the sitcom Rules of Engagement is looking to stretch out.

Steve Ward (2009 interview) gives relationship boot camp on the popular VH1 series Tough Love.

Steve Ward (2012 interview)-The host of the hit VH1 series Tough Love: New Orleans shows us that it's cruel to be kind.

Chris Warren, Jr.-The High School Musical co-star submerges himself in a new role and returns to a beloved older one.

Denzel Washington and Russell Crowe take a look at opposite sides of the law in American Gangster.

Mia Wasikowska-Takes on her second iconic literary role in just over a year as the lead in Jane Eyre.

Ken Watanabe-Takes a look at World War II from the other side in Clint Eastwood's Letters from Iwo Jima.

Dale Watson-Forget what you're getting spoon-fed by Nashville. This is country music.

Naomi Watts-Jumps into some very big footsteps playing the damsel in distress in King Kong.

Sigourney Weaver strays from the Hollywood system to make thoughtful films like Imaginary Heroes.

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Jimmy Webb (1999 Interview)-Classic tunesmith's book looks at the crazed world of professional songwriting.

Jimmy Webb (2010 Interview)-The legendary singer/songwriter returns with a new album with the help of some friends.

Chuck E. Weiss-Legendary LA hipster discusses his first new album released in eighteen years.

Rachel Weisz-The actress explores her social conscience in The Constant Gardener.

Chris Weitz-A big time director visits LA's ignored neighborhoods in A Better Life.

Tyrone Wells-Soulful rocker leaves the indies behind and asks us "What Are You Fighting For?"

Jennifer Westfeldt-The writer, director and star lets us in on some secrets about Friends with Kids.

Jerry Wexler-The man who coined the term "rhythm and blues" looks back on a career of classic rock and soul.

Forest Whitaker-Hollywood's best-kept acting secret finally catches Oscar's eye with The Last King of Scotland.

Matt White-The young singer-songwriter looks forward to his Best Days.

Wayne White-The cracked genius artist behind Pee Wee's Playhouse shows us that Beauty is Embarrasing.

The Wiggles-We catch up with the Beatles of the preschool set.

Barry Williams-Here's the story of a guy who played Greg Brady.

Michelle Williams (2011 Interview) sheds her inhibitions in Blue Valentine.

Michelle Williams (2012 Interview) channels an icon in My Week with Marilyn.

Robin Williams hits the road in the family comedy RV.

Bruce Willis refuses to be a Hostage to life in Sin City.

Dan Wilson-After two decades of great pop-rock, the Grammy winning singer/songwriter finally releases his solo debut album Free Life.

Mary Wilson-The supremely talented girl group pioneer is still making great music.

Rainn Wilson (2005 Interview) lets us in on Office politics and the cult hit comedy.

Rainn Wilson (2008 Interview)-America's favorite annoying Office drone gets to do his solo in The Rocker.

Henry Winkler-A TV icon takes his act to the beach on Royal Pains.

Kate Winslet (2008 Interview)-Goes to new depths in the heartbreaking film The Reader.

Kate Winslet (2009 Interview)-reunites with her Titanic sweetheart Leonardo DiCaprio in Revolutionary Road.

Ray Winstone plays an Epic CGI warrior in Beowulf.

Alicia Witt-A well-known actress follows her muse to give her talent at singing a try.

Elijah Wood, Liev Schreiber and Eugene Hutz reflect on Everything is Illuminated.

Evan Rachel Wood-The young starlet goes bad in Pretty Persuasion.

Woody Woodmansey-The former Spider from Mars drummer opens a new chapter in music with the all-drums trio 3-D.

Lucy Woodward (2008 interview)-The jazzy chanteuse has us Hot and Bothered.

Lucy Woodward (2012 interview)-Catching up with the latest news from our fave chanteuse.

Tom Wopat-This good ol' boy left Hazzard County behind for the lights of Broadway.

Noah Wyle returns to series TV with Steven Spielberg's sci-fi vision Falling Skies.

"Weird Al" Yankovic-Pop music's parody king reflects on a life of being "White and Nerdy."

Amy Yasbeck-The actress writes a book about her relationship with her beloved late husband, With Love and Laughter, John Ritter.

Renee Zellweger, Ewan McGregor, Emily Watson and Chris Noonan on Miss Potter.

Catherine Zeta-Jones and Aaron Eckhart have No Reservations about telling us all about their new romantic comedy.

Ziyi Zhang-talking martial arts with the star of Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, Hero and House of Flying Daggers.

The Zombies-A British invasion group comes back with their finest music ever.

Anthony E. Zuiker-The mind behind CSI looks to reinvent the reading experience with Dark Prophecy.

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