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Arlo Guthrie Ain't Worried About Donald Trump

By Lee Zimmerman
Feb 2, 2017

When you’re the son of a famous father, it’s all but inevitable that comparisons will be drawn between you and your dad. And when your name is Guthrie — as in Woody Guthrie, the iconic folk singer — certain expectations inevitably follow. Arlo Guthrie has built a formidable career filled with classic albums, but the turmoil that’s gripping the nation inevitably prompts questions about what his pops would do.
Lisa Lampanelli on Roasting Donald Trump: "There's Still Freedom of Speech"

By Lee Zimmerman
Feb 1, 2017

We can credit our new president, Donald Trump, with one thing right off the bat: Ever since he announced his run for the White House, he's helped boost the employment numbers — mainly for comedians who found new material.
Fantasia Barrino Talks Celebrity, Success, and Keeping It Real

By Lee Zimmerman
Nov 22, 2016

The path to superstardom appears to have gotten a lot shorter in recent years, thanks in large part to a spate of TV talent shows that pluck people from obscurity and jettison them to the top of the charts. Those who don't believe winning The Voice, America's Got Talent, or...
Sarah Silverman at Hard Rock Live Hollywood October 15

By Lee Zimmerman
Oct 11, 2016

Sara Silverman is many things, but a slacker she's not. Her accolades and accomplishments affirm she's remarkably prolific, making her mark as an actress, author, writer, producer, and often-controversial comedian. Indeed, her talents have found her involved in any number of realms, including film (two, The Book of Henry and...
Former Yes Men Offer a Positive New Project

By Lee Zimmerman
Oct 4, 2016

It’s just after 10 a.m. and Rick Wakeman’s up early, especially by rock star standards. Then again, he’s got a new project...

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