Nathan Lane

Mike Birbiglia Talks Red Carpets, His Awkwardness, And Dust-Bustering In His Sleep

Rip Empson | Posted 09.25.2009 | Home


Rip Empson

Whenever people say, 'wait, how come you're not funny?' Or something like that, I'm always like, 'if I said to you casually the stuff that I say on stage, it would get really uncomfortable.'

What Have You Got to Give? How to Add Action to Hope

Ken Dychtwald Ph.D. | Posted 06.18.2009 | Living


Ken Dychtwald Ph.D.

America's largest contributors to charity are not the rich, but everyday hard-working men and women like yourself.

Tevye's Descendant to Sing "If I Were A Gay Man" on Broadway

Emily Bracken | Posted 06.14.2009 | Comedy


Emily Bracken

"If I Were A Gay Man" lyrics from a Fiddler on the Roof spinoff. The story follows Tevye's great-great-great granddaughter, Rachel, a single Jewish woman in her 30's who lives on Manhattan's Upper West Side.

Nathan Lane and Bebe Neuwirth In Broadway's 'Addams Family'

AP | Posted 06.12.2009 | Entertainment


NEW YORK — "The Addams Family" has found its merry macabre menagerie for Broadway. The show's producers say Nathan Lane will play Gomez and Beb...

A Modest Proposal

Pres. Charles H.P. Smith, aka David Mamet | Posted 05.12.2008 | Politics


Pres. Charles H.P. Smith, aka David Mamet

What about if, in our ongoing contest of seemingly irreconcilable differences, instead of our interminable "legislative process," each side merely elected a Champion, and they "spun the dreidl?"

The Electoral Season

Pres. Charles H.P. Smith, aka David Mamet | Posted 04.29.2008 | Politics


Pres. Charles H.P. Smith, aka David Mamet

My opponents are yapping at my heels. I have been asked if I wish them ill. No, I do not wish them ill. If I wished them ill I would withdraw from the race. For this job, finally, is an unmitigated pain in the ass.

David Mamet On His Political New Play And Hillary

NY Mag | Boris Kachka | Posted 03.28.2008 | Entertainment


When the star of The Producers decides to play a U.S. president in a Broadway play written by David Mamet (November, opening January 17), is it any wo...