Co-Creators

Rethinking Public Space: B.C. Biermann’s Augmented Reality Urban Art

By: Susan Karlin

Digital artist B.C. Biermann rethinks our approach to public spaces and experiences through augmented reality.

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The Raw Side of “Hung” Star Thomas Jane

By: Susan Karlin

Thomas Jane isn’t some comic industry poseur, a celebrity cashing in on the graphic novel bandwagon. He’s a serious comic historian whose Raw Studios--the indie comic publishing and entertainment production company he runs with artist Tim Bradstreet--is starting to make waves.

Oscar Nominations: David Fincher’s Social Network

By: Lizzy Goodman

David Fincher may not have been nominated for "The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo," but several of his regular collaborators--including Jeff Cronenweth, Angus Wall, Kirk Baxter, and Ren Klyce--were (along with Rooney Mara for Best Actress). Take a look inside the Fincher machine.

More Than Luck: David Milch and Michael Mann On Their HBO Collaboration

By: Susan Karlin

Powerhouse producers David Milch and Michael Mann ensured a smooth production process by staking out clear territories in HBO’s new horse-racing drama, "Luck." But that didn’t mean they weren’t open to a little give and take with each other.

Behind The Game: Kingdoms of Amalur Unites An All-Star Cast Of Creators

By: John Gaudiosi

Ex-Hall of Famer Curt Schilling, comic artist Todd McFarlane, and author R.A. Salvatore discuss their collaboration on the upcoming "Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning."

Life’s Too Short For Ricky Gervais And Stephen Merchant

By: Susan Karlin

Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant thought they were done poking fun at overblown fame and ego with "Extras" and "The Office" (and Gervais’ Golden Globes-hosting turns)--till Warwick Davis offered a new take on their established brand of political incorrectness. Thus HBO’s "Life’s Too Short" was born.

Carrie Brownstein Keeps It Uncomfortable In Season Two Of “Portlandia”

By: Joe Berkowitz

Between her critically adored IFC show, Portlandia, and her successful new supergroup, Wild Flag, Carrie Brownstein should feel like she’s on top of the world. There’s a good reason she doesn’t.