Q&A

From "Lord of the Rings" to "Star Wars" and "Gilligan's Island," Manchester's Chris Proulx of Double Midnight Comics helps you get up close and personal with pop culture icons.

Skip Gorman has 20 recordings to his credit, his own label and the music camp, "Camp Backup," that he founded in Hancock.

In June 95-year-old George Etzweiler became the oldest person to finish the 7.6-mile Mount Washington Road Race.

David Preston owns OSG Paintball in Center Barnstead, the largest park in New England.

Nick Buzzell grew up in Hampton, then lived in New York for 14 years, making waves in the media world. When the Market Basket boycott unfolded last summer, he knew he had to come home to capture the story.

Of all the possible paths to fame and fortune, setting up a whiskey still in the back yard is one of the longer shots. But that’s just how Rob Robillard hit the big time.

Meet Bare Knuckle Murphy's owner Linda Murphy who has been coaching boxing for 35 years.

Like most squires, Evan Ringo's path to knighthood began humbly

Ruthie Tredwell’s life has always revolved around the arts: dealer, consultant, curator and the original founder of the Portsmouth Museum of Art. As an undergrad at Parsons School of Design she landed a plum internship at Andy Warhol’s Factory, the one on Union Square, from ’81 through ’86.

Photographer David Mendelsohn always takes his time with subjects and therefore usually learns a thing or two in the process. Here’s what he discovered while photographing one local character who wanted to be pictured with a special friend. Meet Michael Knight, in his own words.