Tavis Smiley interview
Lennix discusses his career and his new role on the NBC drama, The Blacklist, in this interview for PBS.
We were up against some pretty stiff competition, some old standbys and a couple of new things. But we somehow managed to break through, and it only took me about 50 years.
Talk is Jericho interview
Belanger is a guest on Talk is Jericho to discuss ghost hunting and haunted landmarks.
I’ve been to many of them all over the world, not all but… most. I’ve been in the White House, Gettysburg and creepy places all over the world, you name it. I actually don’t believe they’re just folk stories. I’ve had experiences that I can only explain with ghosts.
Icona Pop interview
Seacrest interviews Icona Pop during On Air With Ryan Seacrest and questions them about being on tour with Katy Perry and Miley Cyrus.
We kind of forced our people to force them to have us on the tour, but we feel very honored.
Maxim Interview
Hutchison talks about winning the Maximum Warrior 4 competition:
It’s very realistic. It’s not like sports where you know the rules. In combat there are no rules: Anything goes. It could be a land mine; it could be an enemy combatant in a suicide vest dressed as a woman. With Maximum Warrior, you may hit a trip wire. That kind of stuff happens.
K. Michelle interview
Michelle is interviewed by Hall on The Arsenio Hall Show. She talks about her upbringing in Memphis, her love of country music and how she sang in a closet when she was punished by her parents.
I would just sing to the top of my lungs. I always knew I wanted to sing. I always knew it was something, I was always in trouble.
Wood & Steve Harris interview
The Harriss’s are interviewed by Hall on The Arsenio Hall Show. They talk about growing up in Chicago and how his mother got robbed on her way to church.
I’m from the west side of Chicago, proudly from the west side of Chicago. That’s where we were raised, we dealt with whatever you had to deal with in the community.
Scott Bakula interview
Bakula is interviewed by Hall on The Arsenio Hall Show. They talk about how he accidently lost the opportunity to work on Saturday Night Live.
First of all I’m not a stand-up comedian but I thought I could be a stand up comedian.
Journey of a Frontman interview
DDP talks to Journey of a Frontman about DDP Yoga, Heath Slater and Shark Tank.
I thought it was awesome. I love the kid (Slater). He was having the time of his life because he was a fan of all of us. So he couldn’t wait for the Vader Bomb or the Diamond Cutter. I mean he loved it. And he’s a good kid, he’s a damn good worker. I hope at some point he actually gets the push. He could back it up because he can talk and he can work.
Time profile
Gouw and Fonstad’s launch of Aspect Ventures is featured in Time. Gouw:
There’s tons of data showing that diversity on boards, both public and private, and in management teams, leads to better financial returns. It helps to have a board room where people are looking at the same complicated problems from different angles. There is a growing understanding among entrepreneurs and executives that there are real customer and product advantages to having a more diverse group of people on your management team and in your board room. If you’re a consumer-facing service, half of your audience is going to be male and half of your audience is going to be female…We are venture capitalists. We are in the business of making money for our investors and our entrepreneurs. Diversity makes a difference for business and the bottom line.
Shakira interview
Seacrest interviews Shakira during On Air With Ryan Seacrest and asks her which The Voice co-host gets on her nerves the most.
Adam [gets on my nerves the most] because he’s so competitive! And Usher is like Switzerland, he’s a little more neutral. And Blake can get on my nerves too, but he’s too funny. But I think the chemistry is better than ever, it’s just great.
Seth Meyers interview
Seacrest interviews Meyers during On Air With Ryan Seacrest and questions him about why he’s not nervous to host Late Night With Seth Meyers.
I’m used to doing [“Weekend Update” on SNL] live, but I’m not used to doing this much of it. [With] ‘Weekend Update,’ you’re live at a desk 15 minutes a week and now it’s the bigger thing cause you know it’s live-ish in front of real people, but I think SNL is as good of training as possible.
Kevin Spacey interview
Seacrest interviews Spacey during On Air With Ryan Seacrest and questions him about why he is happy President Obama watches his show House Of Cards.
We did a spoof called House of Nerds so I knew he’d seen that. But I didn’t know if he watched the show, so I was quite delighted to find he does indeed watch it, and apparently he’s jealous of how much [my character] Frank Underwood gets done!
Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje interview
Seacrest interviews Agbaje during On Air With Ryan Seacrest and questions him about his role in the film Pompeii.
I went to what we call Gladiator Boot Camp. Four hours of working out a day for six days a week for four weeks prior to the movie. two hours of fight training, an hour of weight training, an hour with cardio coupled with an 1,800-calorie diet to keep our muscles bulked up and basically cut down the body.
Jesse Williams interview
Williams is interviewed by Hall on The Arsenio Hall Show. They talk about what he did before he started his acting career and his help with the initiative to keep young men out of prison in California.
You got five and six year olds being put in handcuffs because they’re misbehaving in school. It’s pushing our children into the criminal justice system way too early.
LL Cool J interview
LL Cool J is interviewed by Hall on The Arsenio Hall Show. They talk about who is a significant artist and whose face he would put on ‘Hip Hop’s Mount Rushmore’ if he could.
Just because you made a lot of money doesn’t mean that you’re more significant in terms of what you’re art has given to the world.
David Arquette interview
Williams interviews Arquette about his career and family. When questioned about his Lifetime Network movie Happy Face Killer.
I play Kieth Jefferson the happy face killer. He’s a real guy he killed eight women and its insane, he’s in jail in Oregon. A tragedy, its hard playing something when you know that there are actual victim’s families out there. But as an actor it’s my job to entertain and just sort of explore aspects of that and hopefully bring something to it.
VOC Nation Radio interview
Kamala talks about working with Andre the Giant in WWE:
Andre wasn’t the friendly guy that he appeared to be. He was real temperamental and had a nasty attitude. When I first started working with him, he called me a (derogatory) name in the ring and I beat him up. After that, I never had another problem with him. A lot of (top guys had problems with Andre too). He would just go out and mop the floor with people. He treated (wrestlers) nasty, and the fans too. Andre would do it just about every night. Guys would watch through the curtain to see what he was going to do.
Baldwin: LaBeouf was fired
In a statement to Joe Hagan, Baldwin reveals the reason behind LaBeouf’s hasty exit from Orphans. The actor corroborates that the two had “creative differences,” but goes on to say that the younger actor was ultimately fired. Baldwin says he knew one of them had to go and even volunteered to leave the play rather than LaBeouf.
I said, ‘I’ll tell you what, I’ll go.’ I said don’t fire the kid, I’ll quit. They said no, no, no, no, and they fired him. And I think he was shocked.
Tavis Smiley interview
Perlman discusses her career and latest project, the TV Land sitcom, Kirstie, in this interview for PBS.
Really, really, I mean, like working with Kirstie Alley, you know, she’s just such a nut job which is my favorite thing. I mean, she is. If you’ve seen her on anything, she is just like she is. You know, she’s a wonderful person.
Talk is Jericho interview
Natalya is a guest on Talk is Jericho to discuss WWE, Total Divas and the Hart family.
I always try to be very guarded as far as talking about the family in interviews. Like, it was awesome it was cool and there was never a dull moment. We have so many unique characters in our family. Uncle Smith and Bruce, everyone knows Bret and Owen but if they only knew about the others.