Nick Kroll and the Incredible Multitasking Young Comedian
By: Jessica Grose
As his new Comedy Central show rolls out, Nick Kroll talks about creating across platforms, writing verbally, and why sitting down to work isn’t always the best answer.
Homeless Citizens’ Survival-Based Creativity, Elevated To An Art Form
By: Joe Berkowitz
“The Starving Artists Project” collects imaginative signage created by homeless people for the near-futile feat of catching the attention of hurried passersby.
Robert Redford On Growing The Sundance Brand After 29 Years
By: Steve Ramos
The Sundance founder talks about the evolution of the film industry and the core mission of Sundance.
Le Slip Français Can’t Make An Underwear Omelet Without Breaking a Couple, Um, Eggs
By: Joe Berkowitz
The first-ever commercial for underwear brand The Slip Français demonstrates its product’s durability in a way some male viewers might find disturbing.
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Louis C.K. Is a Wanted Man
By: Joe Berkowitz
Either the result of a prank, marketing stunt, or some guerrilla performance art thing, Louis C.K. popped up on a wanted poster in California… and not for being the best.
The Replacer Takes Over Your Life While You Play “Call of Duty”
By: Joe Berkowitz
In a new spot for "Call of Duty: Black Ops 2: Revolution," a tough guy offers to take over the parts of players’ lives they might neglect while gaming.
Read The Darkest Confessions Of Anonymous Creatives
By: Joe Berkowitz
A new website called The Creative Confessional is letting anonymous advertising professionals air out their sins in a public forum.
Nova’s “Rise of the Drones” Looks At The Troubling World Of Unmanned Flight
By: Susan Karlin
The PBS show probes the little-understood world of drone technology and operations to discuss the controversy of remote warfare, increased surveillance, and a future of autonomous aerial robots.
