Columns
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Sheriff John Rovick Was No Pee-wee Herman
Guest Blog: "Sheriff John's Lunch Brigade" was the "American Idol" of my generation. He had the X Factor.
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My Road From Failed Agency Assistant to ‘L.A. Fadeaway’
Guest Blog: I soon found my way through a mailroom, onto a desk, and finally, toward the realization that the agency world wasn’t going to be my dream destination. It wasn’t for me
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New York Film Festival: Spectacular Trip From Pi’s Ocean to Lawrence’s Arabia
Even though I live in Washington, D.C., I’ve make sure for over 20 years to attend the opening weekend of the festival, where a true celebration of cinema reigns
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Someone Should Have Closed the Loop on the Makeup in ‘Looper’
Joseph Gordon-Levitt’s makeup is disturbing; I was frequently watching his weird eyebrows instead of listening to him
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Michael Des Barres: The Problem With Rock Bios? It’s the Myth That Matters
Guest blog: When rock stars spill the beans on themselves, it destroys the magic that made them heroes in the first place
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Michael Des Barres: The Blues Aren’t Really Dead – They’re Alive in Hip-Hop
Guest Blog: Despair not purists, all the grit, emotion and poetry that birthed the blues is alive and well in hip-hop today
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Gideon Raff on Creating ‘Homeland,’ His Hopes for Peace and ‘No Nuclear Iran’
Raff talked to TheWrap after a week in which he won the Emmy for "Homeland," while Iran and Israel exchanged tense rhetoric at the United Nations
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How ‘Finding Nemo 3D’ Made My Son Cry and Gave My Dog Diarrhea
Guest Blog: And why next time, I buy him a plastic starfish
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‘Schindler’s List’ Producer: My Dreams for Israel and the President’s Seem at Odds
Guest Blog: '2016' producer Gerald R. Molen wonders if President Obama is committed to standing against those who would seek to destroy Israel
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Michael Des Barres: 50 Years of Jack Flashers, Midnight Ramblers, Devil Sympathizers
Guest Blog: Everyone loved the Beatles … everyone. But it was the Rolling Stones that we feared
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The Metamorphosis of Richard Gere
Guest Blog: A mature, more reserved, yet, enfin, handsome actor has emerged since the days Richard and I worked together in “Looking for Mr. Goodbar”
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Can We Stop Calling ‘Innocence of Muslims’ a Movie?
Guest Blog: The film community is unfairly smeared by what is more correctly seen as an act of social terrorism