Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants director Ken Kwapis praises Blake Lively’s audition 20 years after she came in with nothing ...

Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. Ken Kwapis watched his first big-screen movie at the Skyview Drive-In in Belleville. Well, “watched” isn’t entirely correct.

The movie, based on the novels by Ann Brashares, also turned on-screen best friends America Ferrera (Carmen), Alexis Bledel (Lena), Blake Lively (Bridget) and Amber Tamblyn (Tibby) into real-life ...

Now, nearly a decade later, original film director Ken Kwapis has spoken candidly about the aforementioned musical in an exclusive interview with ScreenRant. When asked if the project was still ...

As the Young Adult drama The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants completed twenty years of release last month, director Ken ...

Ken Kwapis has some interesting memorabilia among the assorted photos, plaques and certificates adorning his two-room office in Studio City -- a Student Academy Award, posters from his first few ...

Follow That Bird began quite a path for its director, who was a 24-year-old USC grad school dropout with just afterschool specials to his name when he landed the gig. Ken Kwapis, who went on to ...

Adam Richman and Jenette Kahn’s Double Nickel Entertainment and Alexandra Beattie and Ken Kwapis‘ In Cahoots are teaming to produce an adaptation of Donald McRae’s nonfiction book Every ...

Ken Kwapis, creator of NBC's controversial new comedy "Outsourced," responds to critics who say the show perpetuates stereotypes. By Stacey Wilson Hunt, The Associated Press Ken Kwapis understands ...

Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. Director Ken Kwapis joins Jon Hansen to share his experiences since he began his career, working with Steve Carell, Big Bird ...