Kevin Bacon interview
Seacrest interviews Bacon during On Air With Ryan Seacrest and questions him about the 30th anniversary of Footloose performance.
I actually pitched them the idea because the anniversary of Footloose but I didn’t really know they were going to blow it up in the way they did it. [I was like] I’m in the middle of shooting The Following, I don’t know if I can get this together I worked the night before until about 2 o’ clock and I was standing in my kitchen at 2 a.m. looking at the moves they wanted me to do like, ‘How did I do this?
Spin cover
Olsen is featured on the cover of Spin magazine with an accompanying interview. During the interview Olsen was questioned on her childhood, career and musical influences.
My mother just has this capacity for children. I think that’s what she always wanted: to be a mother. Me, on the other hand: I don’t know. It’s only recently that I’ve wanted to take care of something, to have a dog, to have a child with someone. In high school, I was never the one who said, ‘I’m going to get a babysitting job.’ I wanted to work in a cool café, not change diapers.
Seth MacFarlane interview
Seacrest interviews MacFarlane during On Air With Ryan Seacrest and questions him about his series Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey.
It’s an update of the Carl Sagan series from 1980, which has been seen by 700 million people worldwide. I’ve always been sort of a science geek. I’ve always been very curious about things and the nature of the universe. It’s designed for people who have absolutely no prior interest in science. It’s designed to be entertaining first and foremost [and] to be accessible and mind blowing to those who may not have had any prior interest in science at all.
EW interview
Woodley is interviewed with James for Entertainment Weekly and talks about the physical aspects of training for the film and performing stunts, as well as what faction she would place herself in:
Dauntless, because I like to be challenged
If the leadership became corrupt:
I’d choose to be Factionless where I could just do anything
EW interview
James is interviewed with Woodley for Entertainement Weekly about running a boot camp on the set and performing stunts.
I would choose Dauntless, because I like the idea of the brotherhood of the military faction
His second choice would be Erudite.
NPR interview
Woodley tells NPR that she doesn’t analyze scripts or look for her characters’ motivation when playing a role:
I don’t really work that way. For me, it’s about being fully present and actively listening to every single thing that’s going on around me and reacting to it. Because I feel the second I premeditate something, it’s going to feel premeditated.
Ellen interview
Theron and MacFarlane are interviewed on Ellen. They talk about Macfarlane being busy with writing, producing and directing. Theron speaks about parenting and trying to balance with her film career. Theron comments:
I didn’t know for like the first month that on the weekends he (Macfarlane) would go would be writing the shows then would go record.
Today interview
James discusses his role on Divergent, his acting career and family.
I was always trying to be older and I am on the older soul sway.
Tavis Smiley interview
Conway discusses his career and memoir, What’s So Funny?: My Hilarious Life, in this interview for PBS.
Well, I think when I learn the rules, then I kind of go against the rules because why would you have somebody sitting out there not saying anything but elephant? So I try to fill in those blanks, yeah. A lot of times, it doesn’t work out because people are doing this. But it’s not my show, so why would I worry?
Talk is Jericho interview
Roth appears on Talk is Jericho to discuss horror, his own film career and meeting John Travolta.
John Travolta put up with more of my questions than you could believe. I brought up Carrie and Blowout. I didn’t bring up Boy in the Plastic Bubble but he totally would have went with it. He was so cool and funny.
Phylicia Rashad interview
Rashad and Stamos talk about Rashad’s character in A Raisin in the Sun.
She may not know a lot of racy things that are happening in the culture at that time.
A Great Big World interview
Seacrest interviews A Great Big World during On Air With Ryan Seacrest and asks them what their follow up release to the single Say Something is going to be.
This is the question because we have no idea how to follow up that song. I would say I Really Want It or Land of Opportunity or we might have to write you a new song.
Boston Herald interview
Hart talks to The Boston Herald about Steve Austin, Shawn Michaels and CM Punk.
They ended up throwing me and Steve together and it was kind of an ice-cold story line. That was a big disappointment, at first, for Steve and me. We’d just fought months earlier at the Survivor Series, and even though we loved working together, he was looking for someone new to work with and I was looking for Shawn
Speed Date interview
James is asked a series a questions regarding his early life, preparing for roles and dating.
I wear nothing around the house. Or a sweet robe and a cigar.
Tavis Smiley interview
McBride discusses her career and latest CD, Everlasting, in this interview for PBS.
You know, I just have always wanted to make a record like this, and I just kind of listened to my little voice, that little creative voice that said, “This is a good thing. You should do this.” I just love this music. I’ve always put songs like this in my show over the years. We’ve covered everything from At Last, Natural Woman, songs like that. So yeah, it just felt – it’s just fun.
Tina Fey interview
Seacrest interviews Fey during On Air With Ryan Seacrest and questions her about her role in the film Muppets Most Wanted.
My accent, I am mostly Russian in the movie. I would say I’m 97% of the time I’m Russian. Every know and then, I’m Italian. Hopefully the kids won’t notice!
Chelsea Handler interview
Seacrest interviews Handler during On Air With Ryan Seacrest and questions her about why she dislikes Piers Morgan as an interviewer.
Well, he is a really bad interviewer. I mean, he doesn’t listen. He checks his Twitter handle the entire time you’re talking to him, so yeah, I was being serious I tell him that all the time. I mean, he texted me to come on the show and I was like, ‘Why? You’re such a bad interviewer.’ And then I said, ‘Sure I’ll do it.’ I mean he’s fine, whatever, I don’t dislike him. I just think he should probably do something else now.
Wrestling 101 interview
Kelly talks to Wrestling 101 about Vince McMahon and if she will ever return to WWE.
I don’t know to be honest with you, I’m doing some acting at the moment and I’m filming a movie right now. I’m really excited to be on a new adventure but you never know, I’m only 26-years-old so who knows what is going to happen in the future.
Whatculture.com interview
Roode talks to Bleacher Report about TNA and WWE co-existing.
I think we can co-exist. I think that competition is very good, I can’t see why WWE or TNA, one or the other, should go away. It’s great for the fans, it’s great for the wrestling business. I think that TNA offers the wrestling world an alternative in a way that they haven’t had in many years.
Hartford Courant interview
Rhodes talks to The Hartford Courant about Triple H and the Intercontinental Title.
I had been going to WWE management about the Intercontinental title for five, six weeks, and I was met kind of roughly individually each time. But to me, it’s because they weren’t my age. It wasn’t because they thought I was stupid. I think it’s initially because they didn’t connect with my generation because they aren’t part of my generation.