"I feel like Valley Girl Problems is an exact depiction of how I feel right now. I'm letting go of people and things that don't serve me at this point in my life."
"The Cobra Kai writers did a beautiful job of weaving those OG characters from the films into the show. They deserve a lot of credit for that, and Yuji, Tamlyn, and the others do, too."
"It all happened so fast. My team knew that I was dying to do theater, especially in the comedy and musical space. I found out I got the part on a Friday. I went to a bachelorette weekend in Temecula that weekend, flew to NYC on Tuesday, and rehearsals started that Wednesday."
"Learning how to sing "Memory" and how to play Grizabella was a defining moment in my life."
"I think the "This Is Me"/"Gotta Find You" crossover is an iconic song. As a fan, I love that song, and we had the chance to perform that with Demi at the start of the Greetings From Your Hometown tour at MetLife. That was an epic kick-off to the tour.
A song that's special to me and feels totally different as I play it in my 30s is "Introducing Me."
Interview with Netflix's Ma and Pa
New Cursed Child interview!
"I was standing on set, and there was a spotlight, so I saw the silhouette of myself with Ty Lee's braid. Something about seeing that silhouette image really clicked for me. In that moment, I was thinking, 'Wow. This is really happening.'"
A new Jo Dee Messina feature about 30 years since her debut. She goes into the making of "Heads Carolina, Tails California" and her new album, Bridges.
"It's sort of my job to be our biggest critic. I think to some degree that made me a little bit cynical about the early music, and more excited about the growth. But Jordan and Zakk unlocked something in me — some of that old energy coming back in a way that made me fall in love with our early music again."
"I'm also currently trying to pitch to bring Teen Wolf back. I really want that to happen. I love the project, and I think that there's so much more story for Scott and everyone else. I'm gonna keep trying to do that until the wheels come off."
Dragonheart was one of the movies that inspired my love of Fantasy films. "To the stars, Bowen. To the stars!"
This is an interview with Phil Tippett and Rob Coleman of Industrial Light & Magic on the technical innovation required to create Draco.
"Playing a woman with bipolar disorder, who is in active mania, required a certain level of abandon from myself as Caissie. It made me grow, and I've brought that to all of my work since. There’s a courage and ferocity I found while playing Diana that I carry with me."
"This challenge basically broke my brain and was the hardest thing I've ever done. It was a two-year journey to make the math work, create the script, time the score, all within the existing architecture of that building."
"I still haven't been able to fully take it in. I have a hard time processing personal wins, but I've been thinking about the communities I have here and at home in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, where I grew up. I think about being 12 years old and getting into theater, and all of the teachers in high school that supported me. There was an entire community in college that pushed me to keep going."
New interview for BuzzFeed.
"Logan is an extremely determined and dependable guy. He works hard, and he loves hard. I'm excited to see him loosen up a bit and see some light in his life. He's an amazing guy. I really love him, and I'm rooting for him."
"I've been in this industry for a very long time. I started professionally as a child actor, and I've now been working on Broadway for more than 15 years.
My pursuit has always been prioritized by respect over popularity. To be nominated for this honor feels like a turning point in my career, and I'm so happy and excited."
"Matt and I were both new to the voiceover world. We were both on-camera actors learning from voiceover icons. We also bonded because we recorded as a cast. We were always standing next to each other during our records, and we are right around the same age.
We instantly became very good friends, and we're still very good friends to this day. We're a huge part of each other's lives. In fact, I'm getting ready for a convention now where I'm about to go meet Matt and James [Arnold Taylor, voice of Obi-Wan], and we're all still very close."