We talk about the business of pleasure with Diary of a Manhattan Call Girl author and ex-call girl Tracy Quan (2001/11/12)

Manga Entertainment has released some of the most varied anime titles for the North American market. Manga CEO Marvin Gleicher explains why they show no sign of letting up (2000/10/13)

As Princess Mononoke's Moro, Gillian Anderson got to bite off Minnie Driver's arm. She tells us about the experience (1999/11/11)

Neil Gaiman is best known for his work on The Sandman, but he's also responsible for the English adaptation of the Princess Mononoke script. He talks about the movie, adapting Japanese to English, and making sense of fans' demands (1999/11/08)

Wallace and Gromit have become worldwide icons in a short amount of time. Nick Park gave them life, but Bristol, UK-based Aardman Animations gave them a home. Read our interview with Aardman co-founder David Sproxton (1999/11/03)

Coordinating overseas animation production is the backbone of modern American television animation. Catherine Winder has been there, done that (1999/10/10)

So will Batman ever team up with Superman again? For that matter, will any other DC heroes show up in Batman Beyond? I asked Bruce Timm and Glen Murakami (1999/09/17)

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