Person of Interest
Kylie Minogue, Vegas’ Newest Headliner, Celebrates Her “Present Era” and Ponders a World Tour
What a ride the past nine months have been for Kylie Minogue. It all began on May 18, 2023, when the Diva From Down Under broke the internet with “Padam Padam” (named for the sound a heartbeat makes). That instant classic brought Minogue, 55, her second Grammy on Feb. 4 for best pop dance recording, a new […]
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Marvel’s Newest Superhero Takes the Wheel
On the day of Geraldine Viswanathan’s THR interview, the actress is in the middle of an overstuffed week of promotion for her starring role in Ethan Coen’s latest film, Drive-Away Dolls, which, until that point, was the biggest thing to happen to her career. But Viswanathan, 28, also was just cast in Thunderbolts, Marvel Studios’ […]
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Brittany Howard Enters Her “High Priestess” Era With New Album ‘What Now’
Brittany Howard has one word to describe her feelings about 2024 so far. “Suspicious,” she says flatly as we lock eyes in agreement over Zoom. “Highly suspicious.” It’s an attitude shared by many still adjusting to life post-2020 pandemic, which is when Howard first began working on her new sophomore solo album, What Now. Despite […]
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“There’s So Much Peace to Grasp”: Taylor Kitsch on Using the Montana Wilderness to Help Communities in Need
When Taylor Kitsch signs on to the Zoom call to discuss his new charitable endeavor in rural Montana, he looks very much the part. The 42-year-old, clad in a T-shirt, is perched in the driver’s seat of his adventure van, fresh from a supply run for the geodesic dome he’s building. It looks like the […]
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Molly Gordon on Making Directorial Debut ‘Theater Camp’ and Reuniting With Ayo Edebiri on ‘The Bear’
This interview was conducted before SAG-AFTRA authorized a strike on July 13. In 2019, Molly Gordon worked for three days on Ramy, the Hulu show about a man exploring his faith in New York City, and it changed her life. She was 23, in the nascent stages of a career she had been dreaming about […]
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‘Jury Duty’ Star James Marsden Calls Reality-Comedy Hybrid Series a “Live Theater, High-Wire Act”
Of all the films and TV shows James Marsden has worked on in his career, he admits that Freevee’s Jury Duty was the most terrifying. The comedy series centers on Ronald Gladden, an unsuspecting everyman who believes he’s a subject in a documentary examining the ins and outs of the court system in the United […]
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How ‘Dahmer’ Breakout Rodney Burford Approached His Small but Vital Role
Rodney Burford had a dream of becoming a professional football player when he auditioned for Ryan Murphy’s Dahmer — Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story. Aside from his stint on the reality TV series Deaf U in 2020 and some accidental stage work in high school, Burford, who is Profoundly Deaf and has cochlear implants to […]
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Dermot Mulroney Is in the Middle of a Year of Yes
Dermot Mulroney is the busiest he’s been in a long time. He spent the spring in Sydney filming the highly fan-surveilled Will Gluck rom-com Anyone But You (you know, the one with Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell), while also promoting his role in Scream VI. And this month alone, he’ll be seen as legendary CIA […]
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‘Ted Lasso’ Star Phil Dunster on Jamie Tartt’s Evolution, His Most Challenging Scene and the Show’s Lasting Legacy
On the first season of Apple TV+’s Ted Lasso, Jamie Tartt, portrayed by English actor Phil Dunster, was introduced as a cocky, selfish football player who thought very highly of himself and, well, only himself. But by season three, his attitude had changed, and he’d become not only a lovable team player, but someone who […]
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Why ‘The Sex Lives of College Girls’ Star Amrit Kaur Sees Herself in Her Character Bela
In HBO/Max’s The Sex Lives of College Girls, created by Mindy Kaling and Justin Noble, Amrit Kaur plays Bela, who often finds herself in sticky situations for stopping at nothing to advance her comedy writing career. “I’m very similar,” says the 30-year-old actress, who grew up in Ontario in a Sikh family. “I think my […]
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‘Succession’ Star Arian Moayed on His Busy Post-Stewy Future
“So you saw the heckler!” Arian Moayed says with a laugh while sitting in the Ambassador’s Lounge of the Hudson Theatre, where, two nights before, a woman interrupted a performance of the now-Tony-nominated A Doll’s House to tell the actor to take off his costume. “There’s a debate among the production about whether she was […]
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Josh Segarra Gets to the Heart of Hollywood: “I’ll Never Stop Being a Fan of This Business”
Josh Segarra could be Hollywood’s biggest fan. The actor, who has been working steadily for the past 15 years — first with day gigs like a scene in the Homeland pilot shortly after his graduation from NYU, later with recurring roles on Chicago P.D. and Orange Is the New Black — is effusive, bordering on […]
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