Paul Hipp

Later that year, director Larry Clark tapped Hipp to play Richard Johnson in his film Another Day In Paradise, alongside James Woods and Melanie Griffith.

Subsequent feature film roles include John Woo's Face Off, Waking The Dead with Billy Crudup and Jennifer Connelly, More Dogs Than Bones (in which Hipp and Joe Mantegna play a pair of bungling hit men), and Joe Odom in Clint Eastwood's Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, opposite Kevin Spacey, Jude Law, and John Cusack. TV roles included appearances on many shows and TV pilots. He was a series regular on NBC's Three Sisters, the short-lived ABC remake of Fantasy Island, starring Malcolm McDowell as Mr. Rourke, and an appearance in the 2002/2003 season finale/premiere of ER. Read Less

Many of the videos created for The Huffington Post became viral sensations and were picked up by major news outlets all over the country including Randi Rhodes' Air America broadcasts. While continuing with occasional parody, Hipp started writing and performing original "blogs"—instantly topical songs sung live in the kitchen to a laptop computer in simple fashion with acoustic guitar a la Woody Guthrie.

Hipp wrote and produced several songs for Hilary Duff for the John Cusack and Ben Kingsley vehicle War, Inc.. He appeared in the feature films Dirt Nap, along with writer/director D. B. Sweeney, John C. McGinley, and Ed Harris, and in director Ernst Gossner's South of Pico. He also co-starred in the Showtime pilot Manchild alongside Kevin Smith, John Corbett, and James Purefoy. He was also a guest star on the TV shows Scrubs, CSI: NY, CSI: Miami, The Closer, Without a Trace, and Ugly Betty. Read Less