You probably know Aidan Gillen from his roles as Tommy Carcetti on The Wire or Littlefinger on Game of Thrones or any other of his countless appearances on stage and screen. He's got a new TV show coming to the History Channel next week, called Project Blue Book. On this week's episode of What Do You Love?, he discusses everything from music to UFOs.

New Zealanders Jemaine Clement and Taika Waititi were collaborating long before either of them were famous. Their film What We Do in the Shadows has been adapted into a half-hour comedy series for FX, premiering this spring. Host Josh Jackson talked to Jemaine Clement for the latest episode of What Do You Love?.

Christopher Meloni plays the surly lead in the TV adaptation of Grant Morrison's comic Happy! opposite an imaginary unicorn voiced by Patton Oswalt. It's violent, imaginative and hilarious, and he's back for Season 2, where he also sits in the director's chair. Meloni stopped by the Paste Studio in Midtown Manhattan to discuss his new show and some of the other things he loves.

Who knew that Bill Nye was a Led Zeppelin fan? We found out that and more on the latest episode of What Do You Love? when we asked everybody's favorite Science Guy about his favorite things and his book, Everything All at Once.

Patrick Rothfuss, author of Paste's pick for best fantasy novel of the 21st century (The Name of the Wind), discusses a couple of his favorite books of the year (Calculating the Stars and The Murderbot Diaries), as well as his recent Rick and Morty/D&D comic book series, over a bottle of mead.

Stan Against Evil star John C. McGinley (Platoon, Scrubs) discusses his favorite albums, Born to Run and Quadrophenia, over a bottle of his favorite wine, Rombauer Chardonney.

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Actor/talk-show host/director Aisha Tyler discusses her love of Friday Night Lights (the movie), The Reapers Are Angels by Alden Bell and her own new Courage+Stone brand of pre-mixed Old Fashioneds.