By: Joe Berkowitz
One of the funniest and most popular comedic voices on Twitter, Parks and Recreation writer Megan Amram knows her way around a one-liner. Here, she shares her tips for how to be funny in 140 characters or less.
By: Joe Berkowitz
There are plenty of ways to be mean. Anthony Jeselnik uses them all. Here, the creator and star of Comedy Central’s "The Jeselnik Offensive" talks about finding the funny in everything.
By: Joe Berkowitz
The editor of comedy website Slacktory, esteemed expert on the supercut, explains how to make themed compilation videos and what makes them great.
By: Joe Berkowitz
Fast-rising comedian Billy Eichner has his own TV show, a cult following, and he made quite an impression on Meryl Streep. Eichner attributes this success to his fearlessness, and here he offers some tips on how you can emulate it.
By: Rae Ann Fera
For Lincoln’s "Hello, Again" project, director Chris Milk and a team of experts created new sound and vision technology for a 360-degree rendition of "Sound and Vision," all in the service of a more human interactive experience.
By: Joe Berkowitz
Guy Fixsen is the engineer who worked on My Bloody Valentine’s seminal record, "Loveless." Here, he talks about the incredible circumstances surrounding the infamous recording, and what it’s like to create a classic.
By: Hugh Hart
Comedy doesn’t just happen. David Steinberg shares tips from the greats on doing the legwork for getting laughs.
By: Jessica Grose
Just ahead of the debut of their new MTV show, Nikki and Sara, creators of the podcast "You Had To Be There," offer advice on how you too can be a pop culture maven.
By: Jessica Grose
Enlightened’s Amy Jellicoe is just the latest unconventional role from Laura Dern, who’s dedicated her career to choosing characters searching for their voice.
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