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Maya Hawke

“It takes a lot of work to heal your guardian angel—your instincts—and to make it so you can trust them again. Chaos Angel, the title of my new...

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Ilana Glazer

“Creating Broad City cost a lot, but what are you going to do in life— not spend? It’s not a sacrifice; it’s life. I am so proud of the show...

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Paul W. Downs and Lucia Aniello

“We’re always just trying to reflect life in a real way. If you look at three of our projects in a row — Broad City, Rough Night, and Hacks —...

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Pamela Adlon

“While making Better Things, I went back to the bones of my life. I wanted to talk about women who are aging and aging parents. I wanted to talk...

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Jerrod Carmichael

“The cameras and the stage, two things: they give purpose to the words, and audiences—like cameras—can always see the truth. Your existence is a lie...

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Nick Offerman

“We’re all part of the same bag of molecules. If you care about anything—like your family, your community, or your ecosystem—then we should try...

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Rupi Kaur

“I went from girl to woman through milk and honey. Then, writing became a very scary and triggering thing. I couldn’t walk into bookstores. I didn’t...

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Jeff Daniels

“The thing about getting older is you know more, and you’ve seen more. Unlike athletes, whose bodies slow down— for actors it’s an accumulation...

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Dev Patel

“My first conversation with Jordan Peele was almost three hours long, and he understood what I was going for, which is to use genre as a Trojan horse...

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Ramy Youssef

“Any useful diversion from someone’s attention to say watch this, listen to this — I take very seriously. If I’m going to ask them to take an hour to...

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Evan Osnos

“I started reporting this book before we had children. In between, I often oscillated between reasons to despair at our politics and occasions to...

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Dr. Seema Jilani

“In Gaza, every single facet of society has been impacted or dismantled from the ground up. It should offend every ounce of civility in us that...

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Kyle MacLachlan

“The thing about acting that’s important to me is— I don’t have to agree with everything a character does, but I have to understand why they do...

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Lily Gladstone

“What’s made this process so meaningful is how much it means to Native people. These beats of making history, they’re a lot for one person to...

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Quinta Brunson

“The new season of Abbott allowed me to trust myself even more. You hope your art is received in the way you intended it to be. And the first season...

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Lulu Wang

“I’m always trying to navigate this balance of collaboration, which is so incredibly important to me, and listening to my own voice. I think that’s...

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Wesley Morris

“The Oscars are a diagnosis of the health of the movies. And the five to 10 films nominated for best picture operate as a class that doubles as an X...

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Dan Levy

“One thing that we weren’t scared of while making Schitt’s Creek was sincerity. I think my new film has that fearlessness— when it comes to touching...

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