Joshua Rotter
Call the ‘Please Force’: Wavy Gravy revisits Woodstock in new doc
50 years later: "This is something I think the universe wanted to do, to create this amazement," the keeper of chaotic peace says.
Exploring love on its own terms with the team behind “The Sun is Also a Star”
Cast members of the new romance film and the writer of the original book version tell our writer why they haven't lost hope.
Spin Doctors’ Chris Barron on break ups, break downs, and the group’s new music
"I would always say that I would rather have a song like 'Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong' go to number two than have to sing 'Achy Breaky Heart' for the rest of my career."
Queer medalist Adam Rippon talks youth advocacy and post-rink living
We got the inside scoop on the athlete's upcoming memoir and celebrity interview series.
Fab 5 Freddy sheds musical light on racist cannabis laws
New doc 'Grass is Greener' combines jazz and hip-hop history with facts on how Black and Latino people have suffered under drug laws.
After 50 years, ‘Midnight Cowboy’ rides again
Director John Schlesinger's assistant and partner, photographer Michael Childers, speaks about the gritty classic and its lasting appeal.
Sam Elliott talks ‘The Man Who Killed Hitler’ and Oscar buzz
The actor's at the top of his game, and releasing an indie flick that explores the ambivalence of assassination
W. Kamau Bell talks R. Kelly, Elmwood Cafe whiplash on eve of Sketchfest tribute
"If there’s an obituary written about me somewhere it’ll say, ‘Emmy winner, stand up comedian, kicked out of The Elmwood Cafe.'"
SFFILM Awards’ stars speak about Hollywood’s growing diversity
Amy Adams, Steve McQueen, Boots Riley, Ishmael Reed, and more talk to us about shaking the business up.
Viggo Mortensen on ‘Green Book,’ personal growth, and racism in America
"You can only cure ignorance through experience" says the star, tipped for an Oscar nomination in his latest movie.