As the eternal golden boy of contemporary Hollywood, Robert Redford has specialized in portraying shiny-blond heroic icons — but thoughtful, soul-searching ones, like Jay Gatsby or the idealistic senatorial hopeful of The Candidate or the down-but-not-out long-ball hitter of The Natural. Now, with A River Runs Through It, his third film as a director, it’s clear that Redford is out to perform the same mission behind the camera that he has in front of it. Read More...
This is the second Broken Bells album. Do you still consider it a side project?
James Mercer About halfway through the production of the first record, Brian [said,] “Oh, this is a band. This is gonna be a thing.” Brian Burton It’s my only real personal creative outlet. I kind of bullied my way into doing a bunch of the lyrics this time. What did you guys learn from touring together for the first album? Read More...
Turns out it wasn't just an active set... but a radioactive one. The Big Bang Theory was known for its inclusion of science, often incorporating real math and scientific principles into the episodes. Many scientists even say the series helped make subjects like physics and astronomy cool. It became so famous in the scientific community that many notable figures stopped by the sitcom's set. Bill Nye, Stephen Hawking, George Smoot, and Steve Wozniak are just a few who wound up having cameo appearances on the show. Read More...
