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Award-winning editor and author John Tayman responds to The New York Times controversy over his book, The Colony. Oscar-winning actor Martin Landau discusses his new show, ABC's The Evidence.
John Tayman
John Tayman
An award-winning editor, writer and automotive expert, John Tayman writes the 'Wheels' column for Business 2.0 magazine and is the editorial creative director of Men's Health. He's also the author of a new non-fiction book, The Colony, about the untold history of Hawaii's Molokai colony - where people affected with leprosy were exiled for several decades. The former deputy editor of Outside, Tayman has also worked as editor-at-large at Men's Journal, senior editor at Life and executive editor of New England Monthly.
Martin Landau
Martin Landau
Martin Landau's career spans more than five decades. He made his Broadway debut in '57 and sequed into film and TV, finding fame with Mission: Impossible and the cult classic Space: 1999. He's guest-starred on hundreds of TV series, including the CBS hit Without a Trace. Landau's film credits include Tucker and Ed Wood, which earned him a Supporting Actor Oscar. The Brooklyn native is a former New York Daily News cartoonist and trained at the prestigious Actor's Studio. He stars in NBC's new series, The Evidence.