Quem namorou Craig Johnson?

Craig Johnson é um americano roteirista e diretor de cinema.

Ele estudou teatro na Universidade de Washington (Bellingham, Washington) e trabalhou por vários anos no teatro, na comédia de esboço e como um apresentador educacional no Centro de Ciência do Pacífico.

Em 2002, mudou-se para Nova York para estudar cinema na Tisch School of the Arts. Seu projeto de tese para esse programa, True Adolescents, foi lançado em 2009 como seu primeiro longa-metragem. Seu segundo longa-metragem, The Skeleton Twins, foi lançado em 2014.

Johnson é abertamente gay. Em 23 de maio de 2015, ele se casou com o escritor de televisão Adam Roberts.

The Amateur Gourmet, or Adam Roberts, is an American food and humor writer.

Roberts, born in 1979, started The Amateur Gourmet while a frustrated law student in Atlanta in 2004. Roberts moved to New York in 2005, and published a book based on his blog in 2007.

The blog depends largely on Roberts' own public persona: the Boston Globe describes him as "skinny and nebbishy, with a nasally musical theater voice that would fit perfectly on NPR's This American Life", and combines irreverent accounts of Roberts' own cooking attempts with foodie essays and restaurant reviews. There are also short videos intended to be humorous, such as "Great Moments in Musical Theater Featuring Eggs". Roberts' roommates, friends, and romantic interests were regular characters from early on, but his eccentric family has been featured most prominently, including his celebrity-photographing parents from Boca Raton, Florida.

Roberts is the author of several books, including The Amateur Gourmet: How to Shop, Chop, and Table-Hop Like a Pro (Almost), Secrets of the Best Chefs, Give My Swiss Chards to Broadway (with Broadway actor Gideon Glick). He has written for film and television, including ABC's The Real O'Neals starring Noah Galvin and Martha Plimpton.

In 2025, Roberts published his first novel from Knopf called Food Person. Already the book has generated positive reviews, including one from Publishers Weekly which called it "a rollicking debut."

Openly gay, Roberts is the husband of screenwriter and film director Craig Johnson.