Lucy Simon’s earliest musical work was truly a family affair; she played alongside her sister Carly—yes, that Carly—in the 1960s folk duo The Simon Sisters. These days music is still Lucy Simon’s preferred creative outlet, but she’s striking out on her own. Dr. Zhivago, the latest project from the Tony-nominated composer ... More

Bryce Pinkham’s built plenty of momentum since he made his Broadway debut in 2010. Only three years later, he earned his first Tony nomination—for the wildly popular A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder—and has since landed the plum role of Peter Patrone in the critically praised revival of Wendy Wasserstein’s ... More

“Everybody thought this was the worst idea for a movie, because you don’t want to watch somebody else on drugs… and to a large extent I thought maybe they were right. But I just kind of wanted to try it.” Gregory Kohn—the director of Northeast and now Come Down Molly, which premiered last week at ... More

He may be the only world-class artist who can boast of learning to paint via a correspondence course—in prison. Fortunately, Malcolm Morley was a better artist than a thief. As colorful as his cinematic, action-packed paintings, Morley is sipping a cappuccino at the Carlyle hotel in New York and reminiscing ... More

Everywhere you look, there’s Ksenia Solo. The Latvian-born, Canadian actress—who fans know from Black Swan and the series Lost Girl—is returning to Turn as Peggy Shippen, the second wife of Benedict Arnold, in the Revolutionary War thriller. She will also make her debut on Orphan Black as Shay, a love interest for one of the series’ infamous ... More

Draya Michele is one hard-working businesswoman. The Basketball Wives: LA star and young entrepreneur is at the helm of two wildly successful clothing lines as the sole designer of everything from chic swimsuits to evening attire and coats. Aside from stellar business acumen, Michele boasts an impressive social media presence totaling ... More

British-born actor Joseph Morgan had already been living in the United States when he won the role of Klaus Mikaelson on the CW’s vampire series The Originals, but moving to Atlanta to film the show was still an adjustment for him. “I felt like it wasn’t home because I moved ... More

The Tribeca Film Festival boasts some impressive partnerships—from sponsors to education initiatives and more—but perhaps the most talked-about team at the year’s festival is that of actors Chris Zylka and Riley Keough, the duo starring in Dixieland.  In director Hank Bedford’s debut feature, Zylka stars as Kermit, an ex-con who’s just ... More

Before he signed on to play the preacher Joshua Silburn in The Messengers, a new end-of-days drama on the CW, Jon Fletcher had never done his own stunts. Now that the series has finished filming its first season, the actor says he’s a pro—and he’s got the bruises to prove it.  In ... More

Kate Mulgrew’s career has been long and varied. Before she took on her most recent role as the scene-stealing Red on Netflix’s Orange Is the New Black, Mulgrew was a veteran of soap operas (Ryan’s Hope) and science fiction (Star Trek: Voyager) as well as series and stages too numerous to ... More