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CONTESTS
CD Giveaway - Russell Howard, "City Heart"
The fruit of a Kickstarter campaign started in August 2010, Charlotte based and Dallas bred singer/songwriter Russell Howard presents six tracks of acoustic delight.

CD Giveaway - Newsboys, "God's Not Dead"
With a chart-topping single, "God's Not Dead (Like A Lion)," the Newsboys present their third rock-driven modern worship project.

Blu-ray Giveaway - Beavis and Butt-Head, Volume 4
Huh. Huh-huh. We said, "Butt."

CD Giveaway - Martin Zellar & Hardways, "Roosters Crow"
“I always hope for the best when I release a new CD,” says Zellar, “but mostly I hope it gets heard.”

CD Giveaway - Tumbledown House, "Fables and Falsehoods"
If you wondered what Chrissie Hynde of The Pretenders would sound like singing saloon jazz, visit this Tumbledown House.

 
INTERVIEWS
12 StonesInterview - Aug 1, 2004 - By Scott Juba
12 Stones' lead singer Paul McCoy talks to The Trades about the band's new album, his award winning collaboration with Evanescence, and the reason behind the band's strong Christian emphasis.

Aaron Rodgers – Leading the PackInterview - Jan 9, 2010 - By Scott Juba
How impressive has Aaron Rodgers been this season? Consider this. Even Manning and Brady can't match his quarterback rating.

Adam Sevani Steps UpInterview - Feb 15, 2008 - By Scott Juba
Bringing his dancing talents to the big screen, Sevani plays the comedic sidekick Moose in Disney's "Step Up 2 The Streets."

Addison Road's Jenny Simmons: This is Me Under ConstructionInterview - Jun 7, 2010 - By R.J. Carter
"I was face first in a nursery, in the dark, in Las Vegas, a thousand miles away from my house, with nothing to my name -- not a suitcase, not underwear, no clothes for my baby. We lost everything."

Al Gough: Black Canary Takes Wing on SmallvilleInterview - Feb 6, 2008 - By R.J. Carter
She's blonde. She's beautiful. She's a butt-kicking bird of prey. And she's moving to Smallville. Series producer Al Gough takes a few minutes to tell us about her debut, and we delve into the process of bringing DC Comics characters from the page to the small screen.

Alan Parsons: The Artist and Scientist of Sound RecordingInterview - Apr 16, 2010 - By R.J. Carter
The mad genius behind The Alan Parsons Project (as well as a key player to a few lesser known releases like Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon and The Beatles' Abbey Road) is releasing a DVD series, "The Art & Science of Sound Recording."

Aldis Hodge: Hard Working 'Hacker' of LeverageInterview - Aug 22, 2011 - By R.J. Carter
As we begin our countdown to the Leverage summer finale, The-Trades kicks off a series of interviews with the cast and creators, beginning now.

Alexandre O. Phillippe - Director of "The People vs. George Lucas"Interview - Nov 2, 2011 - By Chris Delloiacono
The passionate director brings you the final verdict on George Lucas

Ali Hillis - Going to the DogsInterview - Jul 15, 2008 - By Scott Juba
Ali Hillis seems to have an affinity for canines. She appeared opposite Diane Lane in the 2005 comedy "Must Love Dogs" and can next be seen in "Beverly Hills Chihuahua" this fall.

Alimi Ballard – By the Numb3rsInterview - May 15, 2009 - By Scott Juba
The Numb3rs star talks about what it's like to play dynamic FBI Agent, David Sinclair.

Alison Ray: Does the DJ Know What's Coming?Interview - May 29, 2006 - By R.J. Carter
Chime Entertainment's newest star is poised to release her debut album, Downside Up, this summer, and the singer/songwriter has earned the right to be optimistic.

Alton Brown: Forging The Next Iron ChefInterview - Oct 2, 2007 - By R.J. Carter
He's the MacGyver of all things culinary, the Mister Wizard of the kitchen -- and now the hardest working man in food television is out to find The Next Iron Chef.

Amanda Kimmel: Shark TamerInterview - May 30, 2008 - By Scott Juba
A beauty queen might not seem like the ideal contestant for a show that challenges people to survive in the wild. Yet, former Miss Montana USA Amanda Kimmel set several "Survivor" records during her two seasons on the popular CBS reality show.

Andrew Breitbart: Walking Toward the Fire with Righteous IndignationInterview - Apr 29, 2011 - By R.J. Carter
Andrew Breitbart has evolved into the face of New Media conservatism.

Andrew JareckiInterview - Jan 21, 2004 - By Beth Gottfried
"Capturing the Friedmans'" Director Andrew Jarecki on the impact of the film that almost wasn�t, parental responsibility, truths, and finding peace.

Anthony Ruivivar and Yvonne JungInterview - Mar 3, 2005 - By Scott Juba
The stars of the popular NBC drama "Third Watch" talk about their roles on the show as well as finding love both on and off screen.

Anya Monzikova: Beyond the Deal with "Iron Man 2"Interview - Mar 17, 2010 - By R.J. Carter
The Russian-born blonde bombshell gives us the lowdown on "Surrogates" and "Iron Man 2."

Arthur Apicella from Average JoeInterview - Aug 7, 2005 - By Rachel Jaffe
Hopeful romantic Arthur Apicella fields a few questions from Molly about his time as an Average Joe

Audrey Assad: Heaven is Breaking ThroughInterview - Jun 25, 2010 - By R.J. Carter
If the only Christian music you've heard from a Catholic source has been Gregorian chants or the hopped-up version of "The Lord's Prayer" that got radio play a handful of decades back, Audrey Assad is a delightful and inspirational surprise.

Becky Buckwild: Flav's Wild WomanInterview - Aug 28, 2006 - By Caroline Roberts
She's not acting black. She's not acting white. She's just pure Buckwild!

Ben Affleck: About That "Paycheck"Interview - Jan 20, 2004 - By Scott Juba
The "Paycheck" star discusses his greatest professional influence, his love of the Boston Red Sox, and what it was like to work with John Woo.

Beth Riesgraf: Leverage's Thief with a Stolen ChildhoodInterview - Sep 16, 2011 - By R.J. Carter
There's something attractive about broken, vulnerable (and maybe a tad psychotic) Parker, the catburglar of TNT's hit heist series, Leverage. One thing's for certain, she wouldn't be the character she is without the special take on her brought by actress Beth Riesgraf.

Beth Ulrich: Moving In and Moving UpInterview - Jan 20, 2006 - By R.J. Carter
Whether in B movies or mainstream independents, Beth Ulrich is a star who's shine is starting to be recognized.

Bill Corbett and Kevin Murphy: The Mystery, Science, and Theater Behind The Film CrewInterview - Aug 8, 2007 - By R.J. Carter
The MST3K guys are back, doing what they do best with a new series of DVDs.

Bill Wadhams of Animotion: From the 80s to Hit Me BabyInterview - Oct 5, 2005 - By Paul Schultz
Bill comments on his band's performance on the summer television confection "Hit Me Baby One More Time."

Boaz Yakin: Remarkable WorldsInterview - Jan 1, 2002 - By R.J. Carter
He's the writer of such screenplays as Fresh and Price Above Rubies, and is the director of the current hit film Remember The Titans. His latest project: Would you believe: a comic book? I phoned Boaz to talk about his latest venture through Paradox Press, The Remarkable Worlds Of Phineas B. Fuddle, and some of his projects to look for in the future.

Bob Ingersoll: Taking the Stand For ComicsInterview - Feb 9, 2000 - By R.J. Carter
Bob Ingersoll is the writer of the weekly column The Law is a Ass, applying real law to comic book situations.

Bonnie SomervilleInterview - Jul 15, 2004 - By Scott Juba
Bonnie Somerville talks to The Trades about leaving The O.C., joining the cast of NYPD Blue, and what really went on behind the scenes during her time on Friends.

Brad Cotter: After a Few Years, the Patient Man is Back, Right on TimeInterview - Jun 23, 2009 - By R.J. Carter
Brad Cotter's new release, "Right on Time," is making the rounds with country music fans. We snagged a few minutes of Brad's time to chat about the album, Nashville Star experiences, and some intriguing "behind-the-Brad" tidbits of information.

Brad Fuller: Behind the DunesInterview - Sep 12, 2007 - By Scott Juba
Platinum Dunes producer Brad Fuller discusses the company's box-office success and provides the latest news about the planned remake of the Hitchcock classic, "The Birds."

Brian Herbert: The Chronicler Heir of DuneInterview - Aug 15, 2009 - By R.J. Carter
In 1965, Frank Herbert gave the world Dune. Today, with partner Kevin J. Anderson, son Brian Herbert continues the rich legacy of science fiction literature.

Brooke Newton: Gravitating to FameInterview - Apr 22, 2009 - By R.J. Carter
With a quickly expanding resume, the former Tampa Bay Buccaneer Cheerleader is ready to show the world her acting talents, with upcoming appearances on CSI and Glee.

Bruce Boxleitner: A Leader Among Sci-Fi's Leading MenInterview - Oct 6, 2011 - By R.J. Carter
There's something about actor Bruce Boxleitner that makes him a natural leader.

Bruce Campbell: On Making Love, Books, and MoviesInterview - Nov 28, 2005 - By Troy Riser
It's easy to be a Bruce Campbell fan. One gets the sense that he is what he appears to be: capable, hardworking, smart, with a keen sense of his strengths and limitations.

Budd Root: Rooting Around the Basement with CavewomanInterview - Jan 1, 2002 - By R.J. Carter
He's the creative force behind Basement Comic's flagship title, Cavewoman. But who is Budd Root, really? While investigating another story (stay tuned, folks), I had the opportunity to speak with Budd about comics, Cavewoman, and... the Marine Corps?

Butterfly BoucherInterview - Oct 21, 2004 - By Scott Juba
After touring with Sarah McLachlan, the career of this Australian born singer has taken off. Find out why she's one of the breakout artists of the year.

Carmen Reed: Surviving the Haunting in ConnecticutInterview - Jul 14, 2009 - By R.J. Carter
The real-life mom who lived through the events of "The Haunting in Connecticut" shares her story with The-Trades.

Carolyn Hennesy: Pandora Gets HeroicInterview - Jul 23, 2009 - By R.J. Carter
I was graced with the opportunity to chat with the ever delightful Ms. Hennessy about Pandora, Cougartown, the near future of General Hospital and Hennesy's skill at the art of... the flying trapeze?

Cartel: Your Newest Musical ObsessionInterview - Aug 30, 2005 - By Tony Pascarella
If you have not already marked down Cartel's Chroma on your list to buy in late September, maybe this interview with vocalist Will Pugh can convert you.

Cassidy Freeman: Smallville's Femme FataleInterview - Oct 16, 2009 - By R.J. Carter
The actress behind Smallville's heir to the Luthor empire shares a few moments with The-Trades.

Catherine DentInterview - Mar 15, 2005 - By Scott Juba
The star of "The Shield" talks about the upcoming season the popular FX drama.

Charlaine Harris: Dead SouthInterview - Apr 30, 2010 - By R.J. Carter
Vampires. Sex. Sexy vampires. Sex with vampires. And gruesome murders committed by monstrous killers. This is the stuff from the mind of... a sweet little Southern charmer from Arkansas?

Charlie Rowe: Newest Peter Pan Flies High in Syfy's "Neverland"Interview - Dec 2, 2011 - By R.J. Carter
Charlie Rowe talks about CGI, wires and other tidbits of becoming the latest Boy Who Never Grew Up.

Chely WrightInterview - Mar 14, 2005 - By Scott Juba
Rising country music star Chely Wright discusses the release of her new CD as well as the enormous success of her single, "The Bumper of My S.U.V.".

Cheryl Burke - A True OriginalInterview - Mar 16, 2006 - By Caroline Roberts
Cheryl Burke of Dancing With the Stars reveals her dance philosophy and talks about life after the show.

Chloe Grace Moretz: You're a Hit, Girl!Interview - Aug 2, 2010 - By R.J. Carter
It's a long way from the sunny meadows of the Hundred Acre Wood to the crime filled streets of gritty vigilantism.

Christian Kane: Leverage Hitter Aims for Country HitsInterview - Aug 30, 2011 - By R.J. Carter
Leverage's retrieval expert is a man of few words who lets his actions speak for him. In that sense, the character of Eliot Spencer isn't that far removed from the man who portrays him, Christian Kane. As series co-creator, John Rogers, reminds viewers, "Assume he's doing his role as Christian Kane."

Christian McAlhaney of AcceptanceInterview - Jun 9, 2005 - By Tony Pascarella
Christian McAlhaney, guitarist from Acceptance, spends some time discussing their new album, Phantoms in detail with Tony.

Christine Davis: No Idol ProposalInterview - Feb 5, 2006 - By R.J. Carter
Always a bridesmaid, never a bride? Don't bet on it, Simon Cowell, as this American Idol contestant tells all about behind the scenes -- and the much-discussed prom dress.

Christine Harris: Down-Undercover GirlInterview - Mar 26, 2007 - By R.J. Carter
The creator of young adult adventurer Jesse Sharpe, teen operative for the mysterious C2, shares some glimpses of the future of her heroine.

Christopher Gorham: Out of Practice Makes PerfectInterview - Dec 18, 2005 - By Scott Juba
Out of Practice star Christopher Gorham talks about making the jump from dramatic acting to comedic acting and explains how Kelsey Grammer helped him make it a successful transition.

Christopher Landon: Living in DisturbiaInterview - Aug 7, 2007 - By Scott Juba
As "Disturbia" arrives on DVD, screenwriter Christopher Landon discusses how he turned what could have been a stale genre movie into a refreshing box-office hit.

Christopher MeloniInterview - Mar 8, 2005 - By Scott Juba
"Law and Order: SVU" star Christopher Meloni discusses the show's continued success as well as his love of travel.

Colin MortensenInterview - Feb 26, 2003 - By Alex Keen
Colin Mortensen of Real World fame has a chat about his new book and the MTV Battle of the Sexes.

CP Productions: Bringing Video Games to LifeInterview - Aug 31, 2007 - By Scott Juba
It's no secret that adapting a video game to the big screen can lead to box-office success. To further advance the marriage between the two mediums, Christine Peters and Michael Cerenzie recently announced the formation of CP Productions.

Damon LindelofInterview - Jul 28, 2005 - By Scott Juba
Season Two of "Lost" begins filming today. Find out what the show's co-creator and executive producer has to say about the upcoming season.

Dan DeCarlo: Archie, Josie and DanInterview - Jan 1, 2002 - By R.J. Carter
Dan isn't with us any longer. Sadly, he passed on, too short a time after this phone conversation. But I learned more about the golden age of comics from Dan than I ever did from any book or magazine article.

Daniel Dae KimInterview - Mar 8, 2005 - By Scott Juba
The star of ABC's smash hit "Lost" talks about his portrayal of Jin, the upcoming death of one of the main characters, and which cast member is most like their character.

Daniel SunjataInterview - Jun 21, 2005 - By Scott Juba
Daniel Sunjata discusses season two of "Rescue Me," as well as what it was like to be selected as one of People Magazine's Fifty Most Beautiful People.

Daniel WallaceInterview - Mar 4, 2005 - By Scott Juba
Struggling to get his writing published, Daniel Wallace decided to make one final attempt at becoming a full-time novelist. He proceeded to write "Big Fish", and needless to say, his reputation as a writer has flourished ever since.

Daphne Loves DerbyInterview - Aug 2, 2005 - By Tony Pascarella
With the release of On the Strength of All Convinced, Daphne Loves Derby should officially be on every self-respecting music fan's radar for 2005. The sky's the limit for this Washington band.

Darren Smith of Funeral For A FriendInterview - Apr 26, 2005 - By Tony Pascarella
Darren Smith, guitarist for Welsh hardcore band Funeral For A Friend has a chat with Tony to discuss their upcoming second full-length, Hours.

Dave Campiti: Looking Through the Glass HouseInterview - Feb 9, 2000 - By R.J. Carter
In which we share a candid chat with the head honcho of Glass House Graphics.

David Chokachi: Riding the BreakInterview - Jun 2, 2006 - By Scott Juba
Former Baywatch hunk David Chokachi talks about his new series, Beyond the Break.

David Dobkin: "Crashing" His Way to Hollywood SuccessInterview - Jan 12, 2006 - By Scott Juba
"Wedding Crashers" director David Dobkin talks about the film's release on DVD, as well as his upcoming comedy starring Adam Sandler.

David Gould from The ApprenticeInterview - Jan 20, 2004 - By Beth Gottfried
We were all slightly stunned on the first episode of “The Apprentice” as 31-year-old brainy Doc/Venture Capitalist David Gould became the first Trump casualty. The questionable decision not only stumped Trump himself, but had us hurting as well. Why sacrifice a smart, likeable, veritable hotty??? Was he just too damn irresistible for his own good or possibly too sane for reality TV?

David Scarpa - The Day the Earth Stood StillInterview - Jul 14, 2008 - By Scott Juba
"The Day the Earth Stood Stil" arrives in theatres Dec. 12 starring Keanu Reeves and Jennifer Connelly. Scribe David Scarpa talks about remaking the classic 1951 sci-fi film.

Dean Devlin: Exerting a Producer's LeverageInterview - Aug 26, 2011 - By R.J. Carter
Dean Devlin first climbed to fame as an actor, but has delivered even greater entertainment from the other side of the Hollywood creative camera, in both writing, directing and producing.

Diana DeGarmo: Idol ExpectationsInterview - Jun 28, 2004 - By Scott Juba
American Idol runner up Diana DeGarmo talks to The Trades about her upcoming CD, the American Idol Tour, and what Simon Cowell is really like when the cameras are turned off.

Dominic Monaghan: Lost HobbitInterview - Apr 3, 2006 - By Scott Juba
Lost standout Dominic Monaghan talks about his character's struggles, the illusion of success and the downsides of fame.

Doug Lefler: The Last LegionInterview - Aug 17, 2007 - By Scott Juba
Director Doug Lefler talks about taking the helm of "The Last Legion."

Dr. Steve Gerali: To Save a LifeInterview - Sep 10, 2010 - By R.J. Carter
Are we our brothers' keeper? Psychologist and author Dr. Steve Gerali talks with us about teen suicide prevention.

Dropkick Murphys: Kickin' It At Warped TourInterview - Aug 19, 2005 - By Tony Pascarella
Tony gets a great interview with guitarist Marc Orrell of Dropkick Murphys. The Irish punk band from Boston is set to tour extensively in support of their latest album, and Orrell is able to offer some insight into The Warrior's Code.

Dustin Glick: Dustinland's CreatorInterview - Oct 14, 2003 - By Beth Gottfried
Move over Calvin & Hobbes, a new breed of cartoonist is making us all LOL.

Editors: Making the CutInterview - May 1, 2006 - By Scott Juba
Editors lead singer Tom Smith talks about the band's explosion onto the UK music scene and how they plan to conquer the US next.

Elizabeth Kerri Mahon: The Virtues of Scandalous WomenInterview - Apr 5, 2011 - By R.J. Carter
Kerri Elizabeth Mahon made an inspirational debut this March -- Women's History Month -- with the release of her insightful and intriguing collection of biographies of some of history's most impacting females.

Elizabeth Mitchell: Lost with the OthersInterview - Feb 6, 2007 - By Scott Juba
Lost's most mysterious "Other" discusses what fans can expect from this Wednesday's episode and provides insight into what makes Juliet tick.

Elizabeth Mitchell: "A Lovely Gift"Interview - Jan 28, 2008 - By Scott Juba
If the writers' strike forces the Lost season to end after just eight episodes, Mitchell explains why that could actually be a "lovely little gift" for fans.

Ellen Hopkins: Sculpting the Words Behind GlassInterview - Sep 21, 2007 - By R.J. Carter
Authors often draw upon the well of their experiences as a source for their art. For verse-novelist Ellen Hopkins, that well is deep, dark, and painful.

Emily Procter: CSI: Miami StarInterview - Nov 7, 2005 - By Scott Juba
She was a local TV weathergirl in North Carolina, but now she stars in one of the nation's top-rated crime dramas.

Emmanuelle Vaugier: Horror Star Turned Sitcom QueenInterview - Feb 6, 2006 - By Scott Juba
Maxim cover girl Emmanuelle Vaugier talks about her role in "Saw II" and how she landed a recurring role on CBS' Two and a Half Men.

Enrico Colantoni: Mars, Toronto, and Stops In BetweenInterview - Jun 1, 2008 - By Sheila Franklin
The star of the upcoming summer CBS/CTV series Flashpoint chats with us about his new show, his roles in Veronica Mars and Just Shoot Me, and other topics with incredible candor.

Eric Martsolf: Smallville's Man of GoldInterview - Apr 19, 2011 - By R.J. Carter
Days' Martsolf glistens and shines as the greatest hero you've never heard of.

Ernie Hudson: Everything's JakeInterview - Dec 10, 2007 - By R.J. Carter
"I try to stay busy, and keep doing what I feel called to do, and I'm very thankful for that."

Eva LaRue: CSI: Miami StarInterview - Sep 19, 2005 - By Scott Juba
The sexy new star of "CSI: Miami" talks about making the transition from soap operas to primetime television.

Frank Beddor: There's Something About AliceInterview - Mar 5, 2010 - By R.J. Carter
A return to Wonderland? The Red Queen imposing tyranny? An armed resistance made up of familiar characters? It sounds like Tim Burton's movie... but we've actually been here before.

Frank Cho: Taking LibertiesInterview - Jan 1, 2002 - By R.J. Carter
Liberty Meadows is a comic strip populated by funny animals, funny men and a hyper-realistically drawn beautiful woman. It's twisted, demented, irreverent and downright funny. What kind of a mind could conceive and construct such a maelstrom of humor? We talked to creator Frank Cho to find out.

Gail Simone: The Gail Force Taking Comics Readers By StormInterview - Mar 15, 2004 - By R.J. Carter
She's taken Birds of Prey readers by storm! Now read her own thoughts on the characters and her plans for future comics.

Gareb Shamus: The Man Behind The CurtainInterview - Jan 1, 2002 - By R.J. Carter
Once upon a time, there was a man with a simple idea: Create a magazine for fans of comic books to tell them who's who, what's what, and where's where. From such beginnings has grown a magazine and entertainment empire that has branched out into toys, role-playing games, conventions, and Internet media. He's even fulfilling the dream of publishing his own comic books under the imprint of Black Bull.

Garth Franklin of Dark HorizonsInterview - Aug 7, 2000 - By The Trades Staff
The Trades recently had an opportunity to speak with Garth Franklin, producer of Dark Horizons, one of the premiere entertainment news and gossip sites on the Internet, in order to find out what made him and his site tick.

Gbenga Akinnagbe: A Valuable PerspectiveInterview - May 16, 2011 - By R.J. Carter
Gbenga Akinnagbe is a shining example of what a person can become, regardless of background, if provided opportunity and encouragement.

Gene Yang: Writer/Creator of "American Born Chinese"Interview - Dec 13, 2006 - By Jonathan Baylis
Gene Yang's "American Born Chinese" has the distinction of being the first graphic novel nominated for a National Book Award. It was easily one of the best comics I've read in years. It's my pleasure to interview Gene.

Geoff Johns: Engineer of Destruction -- On Crisis, Continuity, and Consistency of CharacterInterview - Aug 29, 2005 - By R.J. Carter
Plans for the future of DC have been kept Top Secret. But that didn't stop us from trying to learn as much in advance as the law allowed.

Geoff Johns: Man Out of TimeInterview - May 5, 2004 - By R.J. Carter
Geoff Johns is easily one of the most prolific writers in the DC stables these days. He shares here with us a few of his insights on the characters currently under his control.

Geoffrey Thorne: Writing the Wrongs That Propel LeverageInterview - Jul 22, 2010 - By R.J. Carter
One of the writers of TNT's hit series, Leverage, as well as a prose novelist in his own right, talks to us about what fans can expect from the show over the rest of the season.

Gina Bellman: Smooth-Talking Grifter of LeverageInterview - Aug 29, 2011 - By R.J. Carter
When John Rogers and Chris Downey looked to fill the role of Leverage's grifter, they wanted a woman of bearing and presence -- a woman for whom men would do anything they were asked. When they saw Gina Bellman's performance in Jeckyll, they immediately knew she was the actress to portray Sophie Devereaux.

Gore Verbinski: A Pirate's LifeInterview - Nov 27, 2007 - By Scott Juba
The director of "Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End" discusses the upcoming release of the film on DVD and hints at what fans can expect from a fourth "Pirates" film.

Graham Russell: Taking Air Supply from Dreams to StardomInterview - Oct 6, 2010 - By R.J. Carter
"I dreamt there was this massive billboard, like in Times Square, and the lights were flashing all around. And in the middle were just two words, and it said Air Supply."

Greg Garrett: Faith in Four ColorsInterview - Jul 21, 2010 - By R.J. Carter
As the Westboro Baptist protestors prepare for their forty-five minute assault on SDCC, we want to direct your attention to Dr. Greg Garrett, and his thoughts about what is actually holy and righteous in the comics.

Greg Rucka: A Good Enough Man For Any WorldInterview - Jan 1, 2002 - By R.J. Carter
He's killed one person, crippled a second, and forced a third into retirement (after shooting him in the back three times!) With that kind of a track record, how do people feel about him? They love him!

Greg Strong of Amber PacificInterview - Aug 8, 2005 - By Tony Pascarella
Greg Strong, bassist from Amber Pacific takes some time out of his day to talk with Tony about their history, creative processes, and which band member tastes the best.

Hanson: Are You Listening?Interview - Sep 9, 2005 - By Rachel Jaffe
Zac Hanson talks about a new CD, a new documentary, and a new, participatory approach to touring.

Harold PerrineauInterview - Mar 14, 2005 - By Scott Juba
Do the creators of "Lost" plan to keep the acclaimed show on the air for as many as six to eight seasons? According to "Lost" star Harold Perrineau, the answer is yes.

Harold Perrineau: Lost StarInterview - Oct 24, 2005 - By Scott Juba
Lost's Harold Perrineau talks about the show's second season and addresses rumors that there will be a Lost movie.

Harold Perrineau: The Man with the AnswersInterview - May 23, 2007 - By Scott Juba
The multi-talented Perrineau discusses his role in "28 Weeks Later," a possible return to Lost, and how he helped "Punk" Evangeline Lilly.

Harry Hamlin: Mission to MarsInterview - Apr 6, 2005 - By Scott Juba
People Magazine's former Sexiest Man Alive can currently be seen on the UPN hit show, "Veronica Mars".

Harry Hamlin: Sexiest Man on MarsInterview - Feb 22, 2006 - By Scott Juba
In the late 1980s, People Magazine named Harry Hamlin the sexiest man on earth. Now television viewers will judge if he's the sexiest man on Mars when his character returns to Veronica Mars this spring.

Hayley McQueen - Life at the "Theatre of Dreams"Interview - Jul 30, 2008 - By Scott Juba
MUTV's Hayley McQueen lends her insight on the celebrity of David Beckham, how online content delivery is transforming sports news and what it's like to work for the world's most famous soccer team.

Hayley Williams and Josh Farro of ParamoreInterview - Aug 8, 2005 - By Tony Pascarella
Tony sits down with Hayley and Josh of Paramore in the Warped Tour press area for some tough questions in this in-depth interview.

Heather Brewer: What's Brewing for Vladimir Tod?Interview - Oct 13, 2009 - By R.J. Carter
You expect to see all manner of oddities at the annual Archon convention, but I never would have expected to see this: a Penguin Putnum published author, sitting all by her lonesome in a corner of a nigh-deserted hallway, vulnerable to attack from anybody with a voice recorder.

Heather Payne: Solo Hymns a Sweet ExchangeInterview - Sep 16, 2010 - By R.J. Carter
Two years after retiring from Point of Grace, the CCM artist is back with a solo album of hymns and a message.

Heidi Strobel from Survivor: AmazonInterview - Jun 18, 2003 - By Jim Van Nest
Hello good people and welcome to a very special edition of Lost and Delirious. I recently had the opportunity to sit down with "Twigs" herself, Heidi Strobel, and ask her some questions about herself and the show they call Survivor.

Holly Black and Tony DiTerlizzi: The Spiderwick ChroniclersInterview - Oct 30, 2005 - By R.J. Carter
Through five volumes, Ms. Black and Mr. DiTerlizzi have chronicled the perilous adventures of the Grace children, and their encounters with fairy creatures.

Honor by AugustInterview - Jan 30, 2006 - By Rachel Jaffe
Ever wonder what it would be like to open for a national band in a sold-out club? And then open for another national band in a sold-out arena? Find out from rising DC band, Honor by August.

Howie DayInterview - Aug 10, 2004 - By Scott Juba
Howie Day talks to The Trades about the success of his first two CDs, his plans for a new album, and the inconveniences of life on the road.

Howie Mandel: How To Make a "Deal"Interview - Apr 10, 2006 - By Scott Juba
Howie Mandel talks about the enormous success of Deal or No Deal, as well as why he almost turned down the chance to host the show.

J.R. Ward - Vampires: The New Breed of SuperheroInterview - Mar 25, 2011 - By Carrie Bradshaw
With Lover Unleashed on the near horizon, I sit down with NYT bestselling author, JR Ward to discuss vampires, relationships, and the Black Dagger Brotherhood.

James A. Owen: Here, There Be AuthorsInterview - Dec 18, 2007 - By R.J. Carter
C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkein, Charles Williams and H.G. Wells are enjoying new adventures today, all thanks to the imagination (and the Imaginarium Geographica) of one man.

James DentonInterview - Oct 20, 2004 - By Scott Juba
The "Desperate Housewives" star discusses his role on the acclaimed new ABC drama.

James LesureInterview - Feb 16, 2005 - By Scott Juba
The "Las Vegas" star talks to The Trades about his role on the hit NBC show, as well as his involvement in "The Ring Two".

James Lesure - On the MoneyInterview - Oct 26, 2007 - By Scott Juba
In 2003, James Lesure gambled on the NBC series Las Vegas and hit the jackpot. Five seasons later, the show is still going strong. Lesure discusses the longevity of Las Vegas, as well as his plans for the future.

Jamie Bamber: Battle-TestedInterview - Jul 6, 2006 - By Scott Juba
This sci-fi TV fighter pilot talks about his soaring career.

Jamie Kennedy – Hecklers BewareInterview - Aug 14, 2008 - By Scott Juba
No matter how funny a comedian may be, those nasty hecklers inevitably emerge from time to time. Rather than fall victim to the insults, Jamie Kennedy examines the role of criticism in our culture in the documentary, "Heckler."

Jason Reitman: On "Thank You For Smoking"Interview - May 2, 2006 - By Beth Gottfried
Why this 28-year-old rising director is worth shooting the [censored] with. Any Day.

Jeff Hephner: The Water Is Wide in The O.C.Interview - Jan 27, 2006 - By Scott Juba
Being the new guy on one of TV's most popular shows can be an overwhelming experience for a young actor, but with his confident charisma and on-screen presence, Jeff Hephner has fit right into The O.C.'s hot young cast.

Jeff Probst – 17 Seasons and CountingInterview - Aug 28, 2008 - By Scott Juba
As Survivor prepares for season 17, host Jeff Probst reveals the secrets behind the show's continued popularity.

Jen SchefftInterview - Jan 6, 2005 - By Scott Juba
The Bachelorette talks to The Trades about the pressures of the rose ceremonies, her mid-western upbringing, and her plans for life after the show.

Jennifer Hicks: Lost in the MagicInterview - May 16, 2004 - By R.J. Carter
The Nashville Star contestant who delighted listeners while stealing their hearts sits down for a few moments with The Trades to discuss life, music, and whether 'The Wait' is southern rock.

Jeph Loeb: Look! Up In The Sky!Interview - Jan 1, 2002 - By R.J. Carter
This week, we “speak” with Superman scribe Jeph Loeb, via the wonderful communication instrument which is email. Jeph has worked on a number of movies and television shows, and gives us some clues as to some current and future live action and animation projects he’s working on (one about a particular vampire slayer in Sunnydale ought to get some of you salivating)! And, of course, there’s that comic book he writes about whatsisname, the fellow in the blue tights over in Metropolis.

Jessalyn GilsigInterview - Aug 5, 2004 - By Scott Juba
The "NYPD" and "Nip/Tuck" star talks to "The Trades" about working on two television shows at once, her upcoming film roles, and what political figure she would like to portray in a movie.

Jessica Kiper – Sweet as SugarInterview - Feb 12, 2009 - By Scott Juba
A new season of Survivor may be on the way, but the new contestants will find it difficult to match the wit and popularity of last season's third place finisher, Jessica "Sugar" Kiper. Find out what advice she has for the new castaways.

Jim Balent: Drawing His BladeInterview - Jan 1, 2002 - By R.J. Carter
After a marathon run of 77 issues, Jim Balent takes a bow from Catwoman. His new series, Tarot, Witch of the Black Rose, published through his own company, Broadsword Comics, will debut in early spring. I called Jim at his studio to get the scoop about his departure and his plans, and made some interesting discoveries along the way about his karate skills and his relationship with practicing witches.

Jimmie Johnson – Racing Down Main StreetInterview - Aug 15, 2008 - By Scott Juba
Gone are the days of the good old boys. NASCAR drivers are mainstream superstars whose popularity extends beyond the track. Two-time defending champion Jimmie Johnson leads the pack of NASCAR's famous faces.

Jimmy Gownley: To the Saddest Little Girl in the WorldInterview - Nov 26, 2010 - By R.J. Carter
Jimmy Gownley's graphic novel series, Amelia Rules! is an award-winning mix of fun philosophy and painful poignancy.

Joe Casey: Able To Leap Tall Buildings In A Single BoundInterview - Jan 1, 2002 - By R.J. Carter
At the House of Ideas, he’s the new captain of the Uncanny X-Men. Meanwhile, at DC, he’s one of the fab four charting the course for the Superman. Handling two high-profile books like that makes Joe Casey busier than a one-legged man in a butt-kicking contest.

Joe Kelly: More Powerful Than A Steaming LocomotiveInterview - Jan 1, 2002 - By R.J. Carter
Joe Kelly is a graduate of the “Stanhattan Project,” a Marvel-sponsored writing seminar that gave him the edge he needed to claw his way from such titles as Fantastic Four 2099 and What If, to books like Daredevil, X-Men, Deadpool, and now, the crème-de-la-crème of the superhero genre, Action Comics.

John Chaffee: Makin' 'Em "Play by the Rules"Interview - Oct 7, 2009 - By R.J. Carter
One songwriter's frustrations at our country's leaders has turned into a niche anthem that's gaining momentum.

John Morales Champions Baseball Players of FaithInterview - Jul 10, 2007 - By Paul Schultz
A new video production narrated by John Morales explores the relationship between sports and faith, and the veteran sports broadcaster enthusiastically discusses the making of it.

John Rogers and Chris Downey: Crafting the Cons of LeverageInterview - Aug 26, 2011 - By R.J. Carter
The creators of the TNT hit series talk about secret origins and future surprises as the Summer finale draws ever closer.

John Rozum: Here There Be AnswersInterview - Feb 28, 2004 - By R.J. Carter
A small conversations about very large matters concerning the writer of the captivating MIDNIGHT, MASS. series.

Jon Cryer: Failed Friend Who Became a ManInterview - Mar 29, 2006 - By Scott Juba
Despite a failed attempt to land the role of Chandler on Friends, Cryer has now found success staring alongside Charlie Sheen in Two and a Half Men.

Jon FavreauInterview - Jul 6, 2001 - By Alex Keen
Jon Favreau, the multi-talented star of "Made" and "Swingers," chats with Alex about his upcoming release.

Jonathan Chase: One on One with the WB's Rising StarInterview - Jan 26, 2006 - By Scott Juba
Not only has Jonathan Chase won over live audiences with his hilarious improv comedy, he is also drawing acclaim for his role on the WB sitcom, One on One,

Jorge Garcia: By the NumbersInterview - Feb 24, 2006 - By Scott Juba
Ever wonder which cast member on Lost is the best poker player? Jorge Garcia gives us the answer to that and many other questions.

Josh Henderson: The Bad Boy of Wisteria LaneInterview - Feb 19, 2007 - By Scott Juba
As the bad boy nephew of Edie Britt on Desperate Housewives, Josh Henderson portrays a character who seems to make one bad decision after another. Fortunately, in real life, Henderson's decision making has been much better, leading him from Oklahoma to stardom in Hollywood.

Josh Keaton: Web-Swinging Hero Takes Up Bully Role for "Firebreather"Interview - Nov 24, 2010 - By R.J. Carter
The voice actor behind the Spectacular Spider-Man expounds on his future with Cartoon Network's CG adventure, "Firebreather," and Hub TV's upcoming Transformers Prime series.

Joshua Gomez – Spy BuddyInterview - Sep 29, 2008 - By Scott Juba
After establishing himself as an integral member of NBC's Chuck during the show's first season, Gomez will once again don the persona of Chuck's comical best friend and co-worker, Morgan Grimes, this season.

Joshua MalinaInterview - Aug 5, 2004 - By Scott Juba
The "West Wing" star talks to "The Trades" about joining the cast of Aaron Sorkin's acclaimed political drama, working with acting greats Clint Eastwood and Warren Beatty, and how he used poker to help pay the rent as a struggling actor.

Juan Williams: The Fight for Honest DebateInterview - Oct 7, 2011 - By R.J. Carter
The noted columnist talks with us about political correctness, needed conversations, terrorism, and the Occupy Wall Street movement.

Julia Roy – Digital QueenInterview - Mar 24, 2009 - By Scott Juba
The "world's hottest geek" reveals how social media platforms such as Twitter and Facebook are changing the way people communicate.

Julie Brown: Taking Time to Stop and Smell the GlamourInterview - Sep 3, 2010 - By R.J. Carter
If you're part of the original MTV generation (you know, back when they actually played music videos?) then you will no doubt remember the irrepressible Julie Brown. (No, not her, the other one -- red hair, cute, funny... yeah, her!)

Kanin Howell: The Part of Frank Ellis is Now Being Played By...Interview - May 20, 2010 - By R.J. Carter
In a little less than a decade, Kanin Howell has racked up an impressive list of supporting roles in a number of popular films and television series. Most recently, the Texas native has popped up on Y&R; to bring grief to the high and mighty of Genoa City.

Karen Berger: Reeling With VertigoInterview - Mar 23, 2000 - By R.J. Carter
The-Trades converses with the Vertigo editor about current projects and what we can expect in the near future from the imprint.

Katharine McPhee: Pheeling Good About the FutureInterview - Mar 2, 2007 - By R.J. Carter
She may not have finished in the top spot of the American Idol Finals, but Katharine McPhee has nonetheless kept the "McPheever" alive.

Kathryn Beaumont: Wonderland DaysInterview - Feb 1, 2011 - By R.J. Carter
When Walt Disney was looking for someone to lend her voice to the animated heroine of "Alice in Wonderland," a young English girl who had recently come to America caught his ear.

Kathy Garver: An Affair to RememberInterview - Oct 23, 2007 - By R.J. Carter
As the fourth season of Family Affair arrives on DVD, we chat with the show's Cissy Davis about life on the set, and some other surprising roles she took on after the series.

Katie Melua: Ingenue RisingInterview - Jun 14, 2006 - By R.J. Carter
With a hit song, a smoking second album and a soundtrack appearance, Katie Melua is a fresh artist to keep a watch on.

Kelly CarlsonInterview - Sep 20, 2004 - By Scott Juba
Kelly Carlson talks to The Trades about Nip/Tuck's second season, her encounters with the paranormal, and why she's excited to appear on the October issue of Stuff Magazine.

Kelly LeBrock: A Sister Doin' It for HerselfInterview - Feb 23, 2006 - By Caroline Roberts
Don't hate her because she's beautiful. Seriously.

Keri Lynn Pratt: There's a New Cat in SmallvilleInterview - Sep 30, 2010 - By R.J. Carter
Catherine 'Cat' Grant makes the transition from the comics to Smallville. What impact will she have on Clark Kent's world?

Kevin J. Anderson: On Enemies, Allies, and Sweeping Sagas of Science FictionInterview - May 1, 2009 - By R.J. Carter
The prolific author of too many novels to list sits down to talk with us about his newest book, Enemies & Allies, as well as about future projects like Terra Incognita.

Khaled Hosseini: The Kite Runner's Graphic AdaptationInterview - Oct 5, 2011 - By R.J. Carter
Khaled Hosseini's The Kite Runner presents an eye-opening story of class struggles in Afghanistan, portrayed over the course of a few decades.

Kristian Stanfill: Moving Mountains with PassionInterview - Mar 27, 2011 - By R.J. Carter
Contemporary Christian artist Kristian Stanfill tells us about what it's like inside the Passion movement.

Kristoffer Polaha: Life Unexpected, High Ratings ProjectedInterview - Dec 21, 2009 - By R.J. Carter
One of the stars of the highly anticipated Life Unexpected talks about the upcoming CW project.

KutlessInterview - Aug 21, 2004 - By Scott Juba
When the genre of Christian music comes to mind, many people immediately think of soft sounding, overly optimistic music that is heavy on hope but light on the grueling realities of daily life. Kutless is a band whose music defies that perception and is changing the way people define Christian rock.

Kym Johnson – Dancing QueenInterview - Sep 22, 2008 - By Scott Juba
Find out what Kym Johnson has to say about the upcoming season of ABC's Dancing with the Stars.

Laura Story: The Story Behind the BlessingsInterview - Apr 13, 2011 - By R.J. Carter
"What if trials of this life are Your mercies in disguise?" Laura Story asks the question in her new album, Blessings, and tells us her answer.

Laurell K. Hamilton: Number One with a (Silver) BulletInterview - Jun 2, 2010 - By R.J. Carter
With her latest adventure, Bullet, releasing this week, and preparing to jet off on a nationwide book tour, the St. Louis author spared a few moments to give us her insights on vampires and their fans, as well as a few tidbits about Anita Blake's ever-changing world.

Leelee Sobieski: Wicker WomanInterview - Sep 8, 2006 - By Scott Juba
Sobieski talks about returning to acting after taking time off to attend college and discusses her future ambitions to direct a film.

Lenny Veltman: Living the American DreamInterview - Jun 15, 2006 - By Scott Juba
The former Apprentice candidate talks about how he succeeded in the U.S. after coming to this country with only one hundred and five dollars in his pocket and the dream of a better life.

Leonid The Magnificent Speaks OutInterview - Sep 18, 2006 - By Sheila Franklin
Find out almost everything about Leo that you wanted to know from his appearance on America’s Got Talent.

Leslie SilbertInterview - Jun 23, 2004 - By Scott Juba
The Intelligencer novelist talks to The Trades about her work as a PI, plans for the upcoming sequel to her book, and her desire to see Orlando Bloom or Johnny Depp play Christopher Marlowe in an Intelligencer movie.

Lisa Edelstein: In the HouseInterview - Mar 30, 2005 - By Scott Juba
A savvy young actress with a wealth of talent and potential, Lisa Edelstein is proving to be just what the doctor ordered on the hit FOX medical drama, "House".

Lisa Gleave is on the CaseInterview - Apr 10, 2006 - By Scott Juba
Lisa Gleave is Case Model 3 on Deal or No Deal. She reveals what it's like to be a part of NBC's hottest game show.

Lisa Lackey – Finding a Hero from WithinInterview - Sep 22, 2009 - By Scott Juba
Find out why Lackey thinks viewers who tuned away from Heroes will be back this season.

Lizzy Caplan – In the Land of Monsters and VampiresInterview - Oct 15, 2008 - By Scott Juba
After being on the run from a monster in "Cloverfield," Lizzy Caplan will enter the world of vampires on HBO's True Blood.

Loni Love: American SisterInterview - Apr 20, 2010 - By R.J. Carter
Loni Love talks about her new Comedy Central special, and what she'd do if she were President.

Lora Innes: Bringing History and Comics TogetherInterview - Jul 14, 2008 - By Jeff Ritter
The American Revolution comes alive Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane-style in Lora's webcomic, The Dreamer

Lora Innes: The Trade Paperback MilestoneInterview - Oct 12, 2009 - By Jeff Ritter
The Trades visit with the creator of The Dreamer webcomic, also published in print by IDW, on the occasion of the book's trade paperback relelase.

Lou Scheimer: A Candid Conversation with Filmation's FounderInterview - Jun 11, 2007 - By R.J. Carter
Lou Scheimer is the founder of an animation company known as Filmation, who produced an outstanding array of children's programming, from Fat Albert to Star Trek to He-Man and the Masters of the Universe.

Maggie Grace – Taken By SuccessInterview - Mar 6, 2009 - By Scott Juba
We're only three months into 2009, but Maggie Grace can already call '09 a successful year.

Maggie Stiefvater: Linger-ing PossibilitiesInterview - Jul 25, 2010 - By Paulette Suhr
Maggie talks to us about writing, movie possibilities, and five-legged cats.

Marc ForsterInterview - Jan 2, 2005 - By Scott Juba
The Golden Globe nominated director of "Finding Neverland" discusses his award winning film.

Marcus Dunstan and Patrick Melton - Cutting into "Saw IV"Interview - Oct 26, 2007 - By Scott Juba
With Halloween fast approaching, the next installment of the "Saw" franchise prepares to reap its slice of the box-office pie this weekend. Scribes Marcus Dunstan and Patrick Melton discuss what to expect from "Saw IV."

Maria MenounosInterview - Oct 1, 2004 - By Scott Juba
The multi-talented star talks to The Trades about joining the cast of the highly anticipated comic book film, "Fantastic Four", her recurring role on the WB hit show, "One Tree Hill", and her hosting duties on "Entertainment Tonight".

Maria Menounos: The Pressure of GlamourInterview - Jul 8, 2005 - By Scott Juba
The multi-talented Maria Menounos gives us the latest news on her upcoming projects, including her role in "Fantastic Four."

Marisa Coughlin: Side Order of LifeInterview - Jul 12, 2007 - By Scott Juba
Coughlin talks about her latest foray into the realm of television acting.

Marisa Miller: The Girl Behind the Pretty FaceInterview - Feb 1, 2006 - By Scott Juba
Ever wonder what it's like to be one of the world's most successful supermodels? California beauty Marisa Miller gives us the inside scoop.

Mark Alessi of Crossgen: Running Comics Like A BusinessInterview - Jan 1, 2001 - By R.J. Carter
After having a conversation with Mark Alessi, it's not uncommon to come away feeling as though you've just attended a Tony Robbins' seminar. Throughout the halls of CrossGen Comics, everyone--from the receptionist through the top management--exudes a confidence and enthusiasm generally seen in small town crowds after a tent revival or traveling medicine show.

Mark Schultz: Faster Than A Speeding BulletInterview - Jan 1, 2002 - By R.J. Carter
Mark Schultz earned his comic book chops in the highly competitive ring of self-publishing, putting out Xenozoic Tales (aka Cadillacs & Dinosaurs) for Kitchen Sink before graduating to such mainstream hits as Aliens and Terminator at Dark Horse. Now he’s got his hands on the hottest, strongest, and most high-profile bit a comics professional can hope to work with: Superman!

Mark Wahlberg: Big Fun, Italian StyleInterview - May 20, 2003 - By Scott Juba
The "Italian Job" star discusses how he chooses his roles, what it was like to drive the new Mini Cooper, and why he enjoys playing the villain.

Mark Walden: Masterminding the Villainy of H.I.V.E.Interview - Jul 19, 2011 - By R.J. Carter
The author of the H.I.V.E. series talks with The-Trades about villainy and the future of Otto Malpense.

Marsha ThomasonInterview - May 22, 2005 - By Scott Juba
"Las Vegas" star Marsha Thomason tells us what to expect from the show's season finale.

Marsha Thomason: Leaving Las Vegas to Get LostInterview - May 16, 2007 - By Scott Juba
For some actresses, being written off a successful TV series like Las Vegas could spell disaster for their careers. For Marsha Thomason, it marked a new beginning, as she now can be seen on Lost.

Mat Kearney: The Anatomy of a MusicianInterview - Oct 31, 2006 - By Scott Juba
Find out how a road trip from California to Nashville set Mat Kearney on his path to stardom.

Matt NathansonInterview - Jul 18, 2004 - By Scott Juba
Nowadays, when many music stars blend together in a sea of similarity, recording artist Matt Nathanson has established himself as a distinct, refreshing voice on the music scene. He talks to The Trades about his latest album, as well as his current tour with Howie Day.

Matt Salzberg: Fame and "Fortunes"Interview - Dec 16, 2005 - By R.J. Carter
Matt Salzberg, an up-and-coming producer, talks about "Fortunes" and what it takes to get over that first hump in Hollywood.

Melissa Leo of "21 Grams"Interview - Jan 28, 2004 - By Beth Gottfried
They say we all lose 21 grams at the exact moment of our death…We’ve all heard this famous line, now let’s get up close and personal with one of the film’s stars.

Michael Emerson: A Romantic "Other"Interview - Mar 21, 2007 - By Scott Juba
Does Lost's sinister Ben Linus actually have a romantic side? Find out what Michael Emerson has to say about this and other topics surrounding his character.

Michael Emerson: The Other IllustratorInterview - Jun 14, 2006 - By Scott Juba
Find out how this former magazine illustrator became Lost's most infamous "Other."

Michelle Lombardo: SI Model "Clicks" with AmericaInterview - Apr 11, 2006 - By Scott Juba
Shy, introverted teenagers usually don't go on to become supermodels and actresses. Glastonbury, Conn. native Michelle Lombardo is the exception to that rule.

Mike Mackey: With Injustice, and Liberality For AllInterview - Jan 15, 2007 - By R.J. Carter
Mackey's views have earned him lauds and derision, praises and death threats. That's quite the gamut of reactions to a simple funny book. But nothing's simple in Mackey's satirical look at a future America where liberalism is taken to an ideological extreme and conservative talk show hosts are transformed into underground resistance fighters.

Misha Collins: The Planning Behind The Random ActInterview - Aug 27, 2010 - By R.J. Carter
The actor and marathon runner has a plan, and it's just the sort of thing you'd expect from an angel.

Mort Walker: Fifty Years of Beetle BaileyInterview - Jan 1, 2002 - By R.J. Carter
In 1938, while comic books were just entering the Golden Age, Mort Walker staked his claim on the newspaper comic strip pages. He was 14 years old. The most notable of Mort’s creations is undoubtedly Beetle Bailey, which celebrates its fiftieth anniversary this year.

Naveen AndrewsInterview - May 3, 2005 - By Scott Juba
Viewers will be treated to more revelations about Naveen Andrews' character on this week's episode of "Lost". Andrews tells Scott what audiences can expect from the episode.

Neal Shusterman: A Moment to UnwindInterview - Dec 3, 2010 - By R.J. Carter
The award-winning author of the Skinjackers trilogy and other young adult novels discusses the deeper aspects of Unwind -- and drops some interesting news about the future.

Neil Gaiman: American God (By Way Of Britain)Interview - Jan 1, 2002 - By R.J. Carter
An introduction of sorts will go here, for which I am completely and utterly far too immersed in Gaiman-speak to get into right now, for fear I'll present the whole thing up as some sort of unintentional parody. Suffice it to say, I'll give it the short introduction, something a bit longer than "Ladies and Gentlemen: Winston Churchill."

Neil Patrick Harris: Doogie Turned BarneyInterview - Feb 3, 2006 - By Scott Juba
While Harris may have encountered a period of struggles in his career at one time, his current success on How I Met Your Mother proves that true talent never goes untapped for long.

Nicole Cuglewski: Your Host to the NBA FinalsInterview - Jun 11, 2007 - By Scott Juba
Today's NBA game experience offers much more entertainment than just the action on the court. With the NBA Finals in full swing, the arena host for the Cleveland Cavaliers discusses what it takes to give NBA fans the complete game experience.

Nicole Weider: "Project Inspired" Countering Image Conscious with Image ConscienceInterview - Jan 19, 2012 - By R.J. Carter
A Hollywood model takes on the world's largest modeling magazine in a crusade to help young girls.

Nikki CoxInterview - Feb 4, 2005 - By Scott Juba
If Nikki Cox had not become an actress, she would be a bricklayer. Read on to find out more about the hot young star of "Las Vegas".

Nikki Griffin: The Nicest Bad Girl on TVInterview - Apr 3, 2006 - By Scott Juba
Griffin may play the part of the bad girl to perfection on The O.C., but this sweet and humble beauty couldn't be more different from her character.

Over It: We're Not Over Them and You Shouldn't Be EitherInterview - May 30, 2005 - By Tony Pascarella
The four guys from Over It sit down with Tony and have a hilarious talk about showering (or lack thereof), their new record, surfer gangs, and much more.

Patrick Carman: Into the Mist and BeyondInterview - Nov 5, 2007 - By R.J. Carter
The author of the Elyon and Atherton series spends a few moments to delve deeper into some of his characters, and offer an intriguing glimpse of stories yet to come.

Patrick Carman: Exploring ElyonInterview - Dec 5, 2004 - By R.J. Carter
The Land of Elyon launches this northwestern entrepreneur to literary success.

Patrick WilsonInterview - Feb 28, 2005 - By Scott Juba
Patrick Wilson discusses his portrayal of Raoul in "The Phantom of the Opera", as well as his new film, "Hard Candy".

Paul Dini: Prepping for Tower PrepInterview - Oct 19, 2010 - By R.J. Carter
The creator of the new Cartoon Network drama for kids gives us a behind-the-scenes peek.

Paul WalkerInterview - Nov 23, 2003 - By Scott Juba
Paul Walker discusses "Timeline", as well as plans for another "Fast and the Furious" film.

Peter David: A Hulkcentric (mostly) ConversationInterview - May 27, 2003 - By R.J. Carter
As I sit and type this, it's the 26th of May. A holiday for most Americans. No one is working, everyone wants to just kick back and relax. So, since I'm working on all this Hulk stuff for The Trades, I thought it would be the perfect day to call up and pester Peter David, former Hulk scribe and author of (among many other things) the novelization of the Hulk movie. I didn't even realize until after the conversation that today was Peter and Kathleen's second anniversary. But he spoke with me anyway...

Peter David: An Apropos ConversationInterview - Aug 14, 2002 - By R.J. Carter
Peter David is, quite possibly, the hardest working writer in comics today, producing such books as Dark Horse's hit Spyboy, Claypool Comics Soulsearchers & Company, and DC's Young Justice and Supergirl. Toss in the occasional Star Trek prose novel and his latest tome, Sir Apropos Of Nothing, and one wonders when the man sleeps. I was fortunate to steal some of Peter's writing time for a lengthy telephone conversation.

Rachel PerryInterview - Oct 19, 2004 - By Scott Juba
In the past year, Perry has emerged as the new face of VH1. She talks to The Trades about landing her position at VH1, adjusting to life in New York City, and her scary encounter with Limp Bizkit's Fred Durst.

Ray Wise: The Devil You KnowInterview - Mar 16, 2009 - By R.J. Carter
Part game show host, part used car salesmen, Wise's Devil makes for a perfectly charming fallen angel on the CW series, Reaper.

Rebecca Mader - Across the PondInterview - Apr 24, 2008 - By Scott Juba
Since joining the cast of Lost, this British-born actress is enjoying her stint in the spotlight. One dilemma remains...finding a good cup of tea in the U.S.

Reginald Hudlin: Reinventing the Black PantherInterview - Jan 14, 2011 - By R.J. Carter
The writer of Marvel's Black Panther, recently adapted to animation and released on DVD, speaks with The-Trades about the power of comics.

Reid Scott: A "Very Funny" BoyInterview - Sep 15, 2006 - By Scott Juba
Find out what actor Reid Scott has to say about his love of music and his upcoming TBS comedy series, My Boys.

Richard Burridge of "Collusion"Interview - Sep 15, 2003 - By Beth Gottfried
Expecting no less from the Intrepid Brit, Burridge gives me the Low Down on making "Collusion."

Richard Kelly: After DarkoInterview - Dec 14, 2005 - By Scott Juba
Writer/Director Richard Kelly first earned acclaim for his debut film, "Donnie Darko," and now he is back in the spotlight as he completes post-production work on his second directorial effort, "Southland Tales."

Richelle Mead: Visualizing Dark SwanInterview - Jun 7, 2011 - By Carrie Bradshaw
With her best-selling novel in adaptation as a graphic novel at Sea Lion Books, we speak with the author about the adaptation process from novel to graphic novel.

Robert Wade and Neal Purvis: The Voice of BondInterview - Jan 29, 2007 - By Scott Juba
Bond scribes Robert Wade and Neal Purvis discuss the success of "Casino Royale" and address rumors about the next 007 film.

Ryan McPartlin – The Real "Captain Awesome"Interview - May 24, 2010 - By Scott Juba
Find out why a shortened football career may have given Chuck's Ryan McPartlin the will to become an actor.

Ryan Newman – Fast Man of PhilanthropyInterview - Dec 12, 2008 - By Scott Juba
Even after taking the checkered flag at the fabled Daytona Speedway, NASCAR driver Ryan Newman continues to make his biggest impact away from the track.

Sara Groves: On the Evidence of Things Not SeenInterview - Nov 2, 2011 - By R.J. Carter
Groves continues her line of interrogation, philosophy, and apologetics, with a hard look at technology and the increasingly faster pace of life in today's world, and how to cope with it through faith.

Scoot McNairy – In Search of a Midnight KissInterview - Aug 26, 2008 - By Scott Juba
With the success of the independent film, "In Search of a Midnight Kiss," actor/producer Scoot McNairy is poised to become a mainstream star.

Scott Adams: A Phone Conversation From My Cubicle With Dilbert's Creator.Interview - Jan 1, 2002 - By R.J. Carter
Dilbert kind of solidified while I was working at Crocker Bank in San Francisco in the mid-80s. I would always be sitting around doodling, because I was bored out of my mind most of the time I was there. He just became the character I doodled the most. He was kind of loosely based on a co-worker, at least physically, and I would draw him on my blackboard in my cubicle. Sometimes when I had to do presentations about the budget, I would include him in the presentation to liven it up a little bit.

Scott McCloud: A Deeper UnderstandingInterview - Jan 1, 2002 - By R.J. Carter
Scott McCloud is the creator of Zot! and the author of the incredibly informative book, Understanding Comics, a sine qua non for anybody interested in getting into the field, or for someone who just wants to learn what makes the medium so dynamic.

Scott Wegener: On Atomic Robo, Red 5 Comics and Expanding the Comic MarketplaceInterview - May 8, 2008 - By Jeff Ritter
A conversation with the artist and co-creator of Red 5's Atomic Robo comic book series.

Sean Faris: Life, as He Knows ItInterview - Feb 3, 2005 - By Scott Juba
The star of ABC's "Life As We Know It" discusses his role on the edgy teen drama, as well as his plans for the future.

Sean Kent from Last Comic Standing 3Interview - Oct 1, 2004 - By Rachel Jaffe
Sean Kent, comic from Seasons One and Three of Last Comic Standing, answers a bevy of questions

SeetherInterview - Jun 10, 2005 - By Scott Juba
Seether lead singer Shaun Morgan discusses the band's new album, life on the road, and what two states have the best live crowds.

Senh V. Duong of Rotten TomatoesInterview - Sep 29, 2000 - By The Trades Staff
Your best resource for movie reviews on the Internet has to be Rotten Tomatoes. Compiling a dazzling and overwhelming database of movie reviews, no other site currently compares to Rotten Tomatoes. Senh V. Duong is the mastermind behind the site.

Shanna Moakler: Reality TV's Hottest MomInterview - Feb 20, 2006 - By Scott Juba
The Newlyweds is over and Nick and Jessica are history, but now reality fans can Meet the Barkers.

Shanna Moakler: The Mother of All Reality StarsInterview - Dec 26, 2007 - By R.J. Carter
You've seen her honeymoon as a Barker. You've seen her dance as a star. Now Shanna Moakler is in the judging chair for CW's latest reality show, Crowned.

Sharan Newman: Taking Readers to the Ends of the EarthInterview - Mar 25, 2010 - By R.J. Carter
If you think studying history is a pretty dry way to spend your time, you obviously haven't read the material the way Newman presents it.

Shawn Hatosy: Nobel SonInterview - Feb 27, 2007 - By Scott Juba
This year is only two months old, and Shawn Hatosy has already accomplished a lot.

Shohreh Aghdashloo: On 24 and IslamInterview - Mar 21, 2005 - By Scott Juba
Shohreh Aghdashloo's character takes center stage tonight on "24." Read on to find out what she has to say about the episode.

The Spierig Brothers: From Short Films to Big BreaksInterview - May 27, 2010 - By R.J. Carter
The Australian director brothers of the vampire thriller "Daybreakers" have only just begun, their feature film careers, coming from a history of short films and splatter special effects -- which is pretty much the same path another certain director followed on his way to Middle Earth...

Stacy Keach: Prison PopeInterview - Apr 6, 2006 - By Scott Juba
Stacy Keach's acting career has spanned over three decades, and this experienced actor doesn't have plans of slowing down any time soon.

Stacy Keibler - Samurai GirlInterview - Aug 8, 2008 - By Scott Juba
Look for Stacy Keibler to "stir the pot" in the upcoming ABC Family mini-series, Samurai Girl.

Stan Lee: On Green Brutes and Blonde StrippersInterview - Jul 3, 2003 - By R.J. Carter
If you've ever read a comic book in your life (and most likely even if you haven't) you've heard tell of the man who made marvels. A busy guy these days, Stan nevertheless made time to talk with The Trades about Hulk, Stripperella, and a few other things.

Stan Sakai: Down the Rabbit Hole with Usagi YojimboInterview - Apr 5, 2001 - By R.J. Carter
Creator Stan Sakai on the history of the samurai rabbit.

Stefani SchaeferInterview - Oct 22, 2004 - By Scott Juba
Stefani Schaefer is the epitome of success. This broadcaster/entertainer/author has drawn the attention of one of IMG's top talent agents, interviewed top newsmakers such as Condoleezza Rice and Tom Cruise, released a highly praised radio single, appeared on Ally McBeal, and toured with Bob Hope's USO Troupe. Find out why she's drawing the attention of some of the country's most prominent individuals.

Stephen Anderson: Meet the Director Behind "Meet the Robinsons"Interview - Oct 15, 2007 - By R.J. Carter
The director of "Meet the Robinsons" talks about animators directing animators and a connection to the characters in the film beyond the creative.

Stuart Moulthrop on Watchmen: The Professor is Still Watching The DetectivesInterview - Mar 6, 2009 - By R.J. Carter
For the last several years, Professor Moulthrop has been hosting a hypertext website dedicated to the deconstruction, excavation, interpretation and reinterpretation of the subtext and symbolism found in Alan Moore’s Watchmen. His site, Watching The Detectives, is rife with essays, reader contributions, and other notations linking common threads throughout the story, and with the popular culture of the real world.

Tanja Reichert: On the Fast Track to StardomInterview - Feb 27, 2006 - By Scott Juba
She played Eva Longoria's friend on Desperate Housewives, and this summer audiences will see her "Click" with Adam Sandler.

Tara MossInterview - Jul 5, 2005 - By Scott Juba
Model turned Australia's #1 Crime Writer talks about having her books published in the US.

Taylor Handley: Texas TaylorInterview - Oct 6, 2006 - By Scott Juba
"The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning" star talks about adding a new chapter to the successful horror franchise.

Thurl Ravenscroft: THURL'S GRRRRRRR-EAT! A Conversation With Thurl RavenscroftInterview - May 24, 2005 - By R.J. Carter
It's been less than 30 minutes since I heard the heart-rending news that Thurl Ravenscroft had just passed away at the age of 91. Many people are unfamiliar with Mr. Ravenscroft and his work. Those who have a passing acquaintance may know of some of his more famous voice acting roles.

Tim Long from Average Joe: HawaiiInterview - Jan 19, 2004 - By Rachel Jaffe
We saw him leave the island last week. This week, Tim Long talks with Molly about his experiences as an Average Joe.

Todd Grinnell: NBC KingInterview - Mar 16, 2006 - By Scott Juba
The Four Kings star talks about what goes on behind the scenes of the show and discusses his passion for politics.

Tom Batiuk: Still Funky After All These YearsInterview - Sep 20, 2011 - By R.J. Carter
As Funky Winkerbean approaches its fortieth anniversary, we speak at length with Batiuk about Funky's origins and evolutions.

Tom CruiseInterview - Apr 24, 2005 - By Scott Juba
Tom Cruise talks to Scott about "War of the Worlds" and "M:I-3".

Tom Fleming: From the Squared Circle to the Convention CircuitInterview - Jun 13, 2008 - By Jeff Ritter
The multi-talented artist discusses his multifaceted career.

Tom Tomorrow: The Politics of PenguinsInterview - Jan 1, 2002 - By R.J. Carter
Maybe you’ve passed through an airport, a nightclub, or a really good bookstore and picked up one of those free newspapers--the kind that promote the local club scenes, the alternative literary markets, the 1-900 numbers. If you have, then the odds are good that you’ve seen Tom Tomorrow’s satirical comic, This Modern World, starring Sparky, the ultra-hip penguin.

Tom Wilkinson: British Character Actor Turned Hollywood StarInterview - Sep 30, 2005 - By Scott Juba
Tom Wilkinson isn't an actor who often appears in celebrity gossip columns, but at the end of every year, he always seems to be on everyone's Oscar short list.

Travis Cottrell: Surprising Worship, Authentic FaithInterview - Nov 8, 2010 - By R.J. Carter
As a GMA Dove Award-winning artist with a few albums under his belt and a regular place on LifeWay's Top 10 Artist list, Travis Cottrell knows a thing or two about worship.

Travis McCoy from Gym Class HeroesInterview - Apr 19, 2005 - By Tony Pascarella
Travis McCoy,vocalist of Gym Class Heroes (Fueled By Ramen Records) sits down with Tony to discuss their success, fan reaction, touring, and ice cream.

Vanessa Minnillo of TRL: Celebrity Rubs OffInterview - Nov 15, 2005 - By Scott Juba
The TRL host and Entertainment Tonight correspondent talks about celebrity culture and what she does to bring class to an industry overrun with sensationalistic reporting.

Victoria Price: On Vincent Price and the VincentennialInterview - May 18, 2011 - By R.J. Carter
As the 100th birthday of Vincent Price approaches, we speak with his daughter about the iconic actor.

Vincenzo Natali: Turtles All The Way DownInterview - Oct 21, 2005 - By Troy Riser
Director Vincenzo Natali talks about the forthcoming DVD release of his film, "Nothing"

Warren Murphy and James Mullaney: Building a Better DestroyerInterview - Mar 28, 2007 - By R.J. Carter
Classic action hero Remo Williams, The Destroyer, is back in action from Tor. Authors Warren Murphy and James Mullaney give us the low-down on the character's revival.

Will Smith – Giving BackInterview - Nov 25, 2008 - By Scott Juba
Will Smith visited Cleveland to premiere his new film and to give back to the community.

William Sanderson: Soft-Spoken Sheriff of True Blood's Bon TempsInterview - May 19, 2009 - By R.J. Carter
William Sanderson may live in the superficial world of Hollywood, but the Memphis, Tennessee native's manners are firmly grounded in the gentility of the south. Now the man whose résumé spans from "Blade Runner" to "Lonesome Dove" to Newhart talks with us about his role on the HBO series, True Blood.

Yancy: Breaking the Mold of Contemporary Christian MusicInterview - Oct 30, 2010 - By R.J. Carter
Contemporary Christian Music artist Yancy uses her unique and effervescent style to minister to tweens and teens through her rock-and-roll approach to worship music.

Yunjin Kim: Across ContinentsInterview - Jun 28, 2006 - By Scott Juba
Many actresses would be content with having success on one continent, but this Lost star reaches a much broader audience.

Zachary Levi – Secret Agent ClerkInterview - Sep 29, 2008 - By Scott Juba
With Levi's talents at the forefront of the show, there's nothing top secret about the fact that Chuck deserves to be on everyone's radar screen this fall.

Zack Snyder: The Watchman of "300"Interview - Mar 8, 2007 - By Scott Juba
With the Friday release of "300", Zack Snyder will have two feature-film directing credits. Yet, his name is already synonymous with success.

Zolof the Rock & Roll DestroyerInterview - Jun 27, 2005 - By Tony Pascarella
Philadelphia's Zolof the Rock & Roll Destroyer is opening for the Coast To Coast Roast Tour with Reel Big Fish, American Hi-Fi, El Pus, and Punchline. If it stops near you, make sure you stop by and see this excellent band and their tour partners.