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Val McCallum frankly discusses his celebrity parents and family tragedies as well as his long career as a songwriter and consummate studio musician.

He was a lovable everyman on "The Office," but actor John Krasinski is also a driven writer and director who doesn't always fit the Hollywood mold.

Blake Mills is an intellectual who's been a pop-rock musician since age 13. He talks about writing songs that openly express his life, no matter what.

Aimee Mann riffs on her childhood and how she went from barely knowing how to play guitar to becoming a Grammy-winning singer-songwriter.

Robert Downey Jr. opens up about his unorthodox early life and his storied career, from his approach to playing Charlie Chaplin to being Iron Man.

The world's greatest skateboarder talks career, injuries and his post-competition life with his foundation and billion-dollar video game series.

Few rockers can boast a pedigree that goes from Nirvana to Foo Fighters, but drummer Dave Grohl has done all that and says he still feels like a kid.

His mega-hits include "Knocked Up," but the show that defined him was cult classic "Freaks and Geeks." As Judd Apatow tells it, it fit him to a tee.

Laura Dern is an actress who knew what she wanted at age 7. She talks about career choices and dedication to her craft over big box office success.

Stacey Peralta talks about launching skateboarding as a sport, getting rich, then popping a career wheelie to make films like "Dogtown and Z-Boys."

Some comics are drawn to comedy by unhappy childhoods; Martin Short was not, as he relates in stories about his funny family and classic characters.

Coming off his critically acclaimed role in "Nebraska," laid-back "SNL" alum Will Forte expounds on his surprisingly straightforward life and career.