Celebrity Gallery

	Title	Issue
	Front Row: Dave Brubeck by Patricia Grandjean	April 2010
	The Barkeep Who Made it to Broadway If there was a Tony for drinking, Fairfield’s Michael Boland might have won it. Then he saw the light. by Tom Connor	April 2010
	Q&A: Mandy Patinkin Multiaward-winning actor and singer Mandy Patinkin, 57, starred in the February world-premiere production of Compulsion by Rinne Groff at the Yale Repertory Theatre in New Haven. By: Patricia Grandjean	February 2010
	The Famous 50 Who are Connecticut’s 50 hottest celebrities? Here’s this year’s list, the ranking based on standing in their fields, recent accomplishments and, well, buzz! And, yes, they all live in Connecticut, at least part of the time. by Patricia Grandjean and Charles Monagan	January 2010
	Q&A: Katharine Weber ritically acclaimed novelist Katharine Weber's new release, True Confections (Shaye Areheart Books; $22), tells the multigenerational story of the fictional Connecticut company Zip's Candies. The Bethany resident, a former contributor to Connecticut Magazine, is the granddaughter of Broadway composer Kay Swift and administrator of the Kay Swift Memorial Trust. By: Patricia Grandjean	January 2010
	Q&A: Bill Maher Comedian Bill Maher, host of HBO's multidimensional talk show "Real Time with Bill Maher," brought an evening of stand up to the Shubert Theater in New Haven in January 2010. We talked to Maher in mid-November 2009, around the time an editorial he wrote for his blog was a particularly hot topic. By: Patricia Grandjean	January 2010
	Q&A: Stephen Schwartz We chat with Ridgefield resident and renowned composer Stephen Schwartz in the November issue of Connecticut Magazine. Here's the full interview. By: Patricia Grandjean	December 2009
	The Story of M Young Marilyn Briggs left Westport to seek a new life in California. She found one in the movies-as Marilyn Chambers-but she never found the thing she wanted most. By: Tom Connor	September 2009
	Michael Ian Black Michael Ian Black, 38-who lives in Redding with his wife and two children-is a member of the innovative comedy troupe The State (stars of a beloved '90s MTV series), a tireless blogger and Twitterer and a fabulous poker player (known to ante up for charity). His most recent venture: the Comedy Central series "Michael & Michael Have Issues," co-starring State compadre Michael Showalter. By: Patricia Grandjean	September 2009
	Q&A: David Rabe Author and playwright David Rabe discusses his writing career, including his acclaimed works like Hurlyburly, in the July issue of Connecticut Magazine. By: Patricia Grandjean	August 2009