BEN LYONS DISCUSSES THE ‘IT’ FACTOR IN CHARLIZE THERON, KRISTEN STEWART, TOM CRUISE, EMMA STONE & RYAN SEACREST
He believes Kristen Stewart gets a bad rap for the way she does press and he defends the young actress for her talent and the way she brings it when she is on set.
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Entertainment Journalist Ben Lyons addresses the backlash he has received over his 10+ year in the entertainment business. He points out that he has no problem with people reviewing his work, but when it turns personal is when it goes too far. He tells us he has confronted a lot of people who have criticized him over the years and what he has found is that a lot of them have been scared, have backtracked and unwilling to stand by their words. In the end he believes the criticism he has received is a validation of his position in the business.
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Host of "Attack Of The Show!" Candace Bailey tells us how she landed her job on the show which included waiting more than month after she auditioned before she was given the news. She admits the rejection actors face on a daily basis almost caused her to quit but in the end her passion for acting / hosting kept her going.
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Upon moving to Los Angeles, Matt makes a pact with himself: In seven years he'll be a working actor. He makes a promise that if he isn't working by then, he'll pack up and return home. This story begins seven days shy of the seven year deadline... and he is just as anonymous as the day he started. This is his goodbye story.
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Actor John Keating spends time with FilmCourage.com’s Karen Worden, as he shares letting go of everyday angst, cherishing his supportive family, taking casting director Bonnie Gillespie's advice ("You Gotta Find Your People"), and handling rejection when auditioning for acting roles.
Video portrait of filmmaker, artist, author and actor Aaron Caine on why he left Harrisburg, PA (via Tuscon, AZ) to travel in a VW bug to Los Angeles. Aaron talks about needing to 'do what it is that you do' in terms of creativity, even if you have to work a 9-5 job, handling criticism for not fitting into the "cookie-cutter mold," turning 40, and on being your own person.













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