Morgan Spurlock appears in the following:
Having Guinness and Pepperoni Rolls with Morgan Spurlock
Monday, August 11, 2014
Morgan Spurlock's Latest Horror Show: '7 Deadly Sins'
Thursday, August 07, 2014
Vices are what make us human. But they're also what push the limit of our humanity —and sometimes make us grotesque.
Movie Date: 'Closed Circuit,' 'Our Nixon,' 'The Grandmaster,' 'One Direction: This is Us,' and Special Guest Morgan Spurlock
Thursday, August 29, 2013
Filmmaker Morgan Spurlock Heads In One Direction
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Oscar-nominated filmmaker Morgan Spurlock is best known for his 2004 film Super Size Me. His latest is a new concert film about the British boy band One Direction, This Is Us.
Exploring A 'What If' In Music And Motherhood; Morgan Spurlock Captures One Direction; Pure Bathing Culture Plays Live
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
In this episode: In her debut novel, The Original 1982, Lori Carson explores a great "what if..." in her songwriting protagonist's life: whether or not to become a parent. The narrator examines her life in parallel stories. In one, she follows a musical path, and in the other, her muse is motherhood itself.
Plus: Director Morgan Spurlock made a name for himself with his look at fast food culture in the U.S. and abroad in Super Size Me. Now, the accomplished documentarian focuses his lens on another phenomenon sweeping the world — the U.K. boy-band One Direction — in the concert film, This Is Us.
And: The spacious dream pop duo Pure Bathing Culture drops by the Soundcheck studio to perform songs from its album Moon Tide.
Morgan Spurlock on 'Comic-Con Episode IV'
Friday, April 13, 2012
Freakonomics: The Movie!
Friday, October 01, 2010
Since its publication in 2005, millions of people have read "Freakonomics." The best selling book, written by economist Steven Levitt and New York Times reporter Stephen Dubner, examines pop culture and everyday life through the economic lens of incentives. The result was unexpectedly funny and popular enough to have spawned a newly emerging media empire, including Freakonomics Radio and "Freakonomics: The Movie."