As he prepares to preside over Broadway’s biggest night, Neil Patrick Harris tells The Daily Beast why playing the ultimate straight guy is villainous, and what he’ll be wearing—or not wearing—Sunday night.
Miriam Datskovsky is an associate editor at The Daily Beast. She has written for Conde Nast Portfolio, New York magazine, and nymag.com.
He may play a Hollywood wannabe in the new Starz comedy Party Down, but in real life Adam Scott is moving up to romantic lead opposite an Academy Award-winning actress.
Zach Gilford, the sensitive heartthrob quarterback from Friday Night Lights, goes deep and talks about why his show is not 90210, Carol Burnett’s wedding crashing, and the Hail Mary to save the series for two more seasons.
On the eve of Scrubs’ final season, creator Bill Lawrence talks to The Daily Beast about not giving in to happy endings, the medical community’s strange love for the show, and why he’s headed to Cougar Town with Courteney Cox.
On his hilarious new web series, Childrens' Hospital, Daily Show alum Rob Corddry proves that laughter makes for some strange medicine. Now get him a cancer joke, stat!
The real Caroline Cushing Graham—who’s played by actress Rebecca Hall in the movie—talks to The Daily Beast about her romance with Frost, drinks with Richard Nixon, and what the movie gets wrong.
How I Met Your Mother should have been the next Friends. The actors are dedicated, the characters honest; the writers walk the fine line between comedy and sentimentality flawlessly. So what went wrong? Miriam Datskovsky talked to the Emmy-nominated star, Neil Patrick Harris—who’s also this year’s Emmy host.
The talk show legend talks about his four-year struggle to get his film about an American soldier distributed.