Author Archive: Brodie Lancaster

Comedian Nina Conti directs herself in the new documentary “Her Master’s Voice” which sees her questioning her decision to give up ventriloquism after her mentor, Ken Campbell, passes away.

Portable delves into the “Louis CK effect”—in which comedians self-produce stand-up specials and distribute them direct to their fans online for a small fee—and what it means for the future of comedy.

In his new video, Rufus Wainwright gets hot for teacher and indulges in some hanky panky with the librarian, played by Helena Bonham Carter. We talk to director Philip Andelman about the project.

After two years spent trawling the depths of the internet to bring you the best web video content, with her 753rd article, Brodie Lancaster says ‘goodbye’ to Portable.

Last month, while speaking on a panel at Yale with David Byrne, LCD Soundsystem frontman and head of DFA records James Murphy suggested a musical solution to New York’s noisy subway.

Just as hypercolor t-shirts made 80s kids terrified of overheating in public, lest their t-shirts give them away with a palette of colored sweat stains, so too will a new fashion project let everyone know exactly how you feel.

The youngest of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore’s daughters, Tallulah follows in her sister Scout’s footsteps by inviting StyleLikeU into her personal and stylistic history.

While she’s been steadily amassing roles with depth and meaning in films by respected and diverse directors in the years since, it’s been just the last 12 months that people have begun to sit up and take notice of Greta Gerwig.

Jack and Rose let go, and the perfect couple of the 90s was separated forever. Whether they came together on screen, in reality or totally platonically, here are the 90s couples we miss most and would like to see reconnected, preferably in 3D.

Spanish photographer Carla Andrade waxes lyrics on the pros and cons of shooting digital, and tell us why her portfolio is filled with landscape images.