Entertainment Interviews (30)
Friday, 22 March 2013 10:48
Up Close and Personal with Some of the Actors of “You Don’t Say!”
Written by Tracy Walsh
Many of us have sky-high dreams and fantasies of landing Acting jobs, and being huge stars in reality. Learn more of what actors on the rise think, regarding a lot of things. Plus, read what it’s like to have acted with “Seinfeld’s” ‘The Soup Nazi,’ Larry Thomas, in “You Don’t…
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Tuesday, 12 March 2013 20:14
An In-Depth Interview with, Larry Thomas, Seinfeld's The Soup Nazi--Yippee!
Written by Tracy Walsh
Many people bust out laughing when they hear someone who has the balls to say something that is "Politically incorrect," unfiltered and/or honest. Just think of all the bleep and giggles you frequently received from watching "OMG!" worthy types of TV shows, such as "All in the Family," "Rosanne" and…
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“Anytime someone chooses to record a song you've written it is a thrill and an honor,” Glen Burtnik. So many people go to their local music shop to buy an instrument and within a year or so they are frustrated and try to sell it. They wind up in…
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Tuesday, 31 January 2012 17:41
Interview with Marbin; Musical Masterminds Hard at Work
Written by Roger Reis
Music is a part of the body and soul of most musicians. It becomes so much a part of their inner being that the musician and the music actually become one. This unique quality can be found within Dani Rabin and Danny Markovitch the leaders of the eclectic jazz…
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Thursday, 05 January 2012 16:21
12-Year-Old Actor, Corey Reilly, Stars with Val Kilmer, Ving Rhames and Luke Goss in New Thriller “Seven Below”
Kimberly Katz
There was a lot of seasoned talent on hand when I visited the set of Seven Below, including Luke Goss (Hell Boy, Death Race) and Val Kilmer (The Doors, Tombstone), and the youngest actor on set, 12-year-old Corey Reilly, fit right in just like an experienced pro. Shot…
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Henry McCullough is a classic rock music legend. He has the ability to handle a six string as well as any of the other guitar masters from his era. He has appeared on classic rock hits with Joe Cocker and Paul McCartney and is a very cool guy to converse…
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Thursday, 25 August 2011 17:43
Multi-Award-Winning Kely McClung, and his Killer Thriller ALTERED!
Written by Tracy Walsh
Kely McClung just has to be famous one day, since he is far too talented and fascinating to end up any other way. McClung is a "Jack of all trades," but also a master of many, I can honestly say. Mr. Kely McClung is an actor, composer, award-winning director, editor,…
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Monday, 23 May 2011 08:33
Interview with Hollywood Actress Alicia Witt! Come See her Chicago debut at SPACE in Evanston!
Written by Kevin Pollack
You might know Alicia Witt from her body of work as an actor on shows including Friday Night Lights, Law and Order and Cybill, and from the films 88 Minutes, Two Weeks Notice, Last Holiday and Mr Hollands Opus to name a few. But she is also a classically trained…
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Monday, 25 April 2011 08:12
Interview with "Next to Normal's" Jeremy Kushnier!
Written by Kevin Pollack
From the director of Rent comes the most talked about new show on Broadway, NEXT TO NORMAL, winner of the 2010 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and three 2009 Tony Awards including Best Score. Alice Ripley who received the 2009 Tony Award for Best Actress in a Musical, will reprise her…
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Aktar Aktar is four young men from Chicago who are exploring the boundaries of danceable rock music. They first released a self-titled album which pushed them out of the dingy dive bars where they found their original following. With a core group of high energy fans they had the privilege…
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Thursday, 28 October 2010 17:51
James Apollo - An Interview With Someone You Should Want To Know
Written by Tracy Walsh
James Apollo's music is somewhat roots rock/Americana/folk with an, also, Old Wild Wild West sound that triggers individuals to partake in certifiable-maniac-looking dancing at his shows. The Art of James Apollo is additionally characterized as having more than several vastly relatable songs, regarding life's heavy blows and woes. At The Underground…
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Runner Runner is a band who has a schedule just like their name. They are a promotional powerhouse and aren't ready to stop. From being signed to David Letterman's record to being on the latest *Now That's What I Call Music *compilation, they are ready to become the next best…
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Eric Johnson, Peppino D’Agostino and Andy McKee are setting off on the "Acoustic Masters" tour starting October 21, 2010. Heading through the Midwest to the East Coast and finishing up on multi-date tour of California venues, the three talented guitarists will be bringing their particular brand of acoustic guitar mastery…
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Gwar has been a tour de force since their beginning 25 years ago. And they've apologized for nothing. They've embraced what they've become and they haven't looked back.Hailing from outer space and landing in Antarctica, Gwar has evolved from creatures that created humanity (by committing adultery with apes) to watching…
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