Montreality Interview
Raekwon gives his thoughts on being a part of the Wu-Tang Clan, future projects, Jay Z’s Magna Carta Holy Grail album, The Notorious BIG, his last meal of choice, memories of ODB, and the future of hip-hop.
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Songz gives an interview about his debut acting role in new movie Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3D. A woman and the of her friends travel to inspect an inherited property, only to find a nightmare. The film also stares Alexandra Daddario, Tania Raymonde and Scott Eastwood.
I think it means something not only to me, but to the franchise. Ryan was originally envisioned as a white male. The fact that the studio, the producers and the director went out on a limb and put a black man in such a strong part in a classic movie first made in the 70s, when things were so different, speaks volumes too.
Chris Kluwe interview
Kluwe guests on Conan and talks about his controversial letter to Maryland state assembly delegate Emmett Burns regarding same-sex marriage and gay rights. He also reveals that he is an avid world of Warcraft and table top miniatures player and that NFL players can be smart, too.
That’s the thing is that a lot of people have this assumption of NFL players as knuckle dragging troglodytes because you only hear about bad players. Those are the guys that make the news. There are a lot of smart players in the locker room. But you don’t hear about them because they take care of business and they go home. Who wants to report on that?
Startup Grind 2013
Livingston says being able to show revenue growth, tie-ups with larger partners, and a solid product are all ways founders can get investors’ attention. But they must have a long-term goal:
Communicate what the grand vision is down the road….that’s very important to investors
Supports Edward Snowden
McAfee is interviewed by Cavuto on Fox News declaring his support for Edward Snowden and drawing comparisons to his own time on the run.
From my perspective he revealed something that we all knew. We are being spied on by our government. It’s simply that Mr Snowden has put a quantitative value on it…To that extent he’s a hero in telling us what we already knew and making us all face that fact.
WWE.com interview
Foley speaks to WWE.com about his infamous fall in his Hell in a Cell match with The Undertaker.
I feel kind of like Adam West in his views towards being Batman. For so many years, he fought it. Just like for so many years it really felt like I had other matches that were worth talking about that seldom got mentioned.
Hannity interview
Wallenda goes on Hannity’s Fox show to talk about his Grand Canyon skywalk and what he wants to do next. Hannity:
Do you ever get nervous, ever?
Wallenda:
I respect what I do, deeply. I don’t get nervous to the point of fear
He says he wants to walk between the Empire State Building and Chrysler Building, but New York City officials won’t give him the permissions he needs for the stunt.
The Talks interview
Lacombe gives an interview to The Talks. She discusses what influences her portraits and when she knows she has taken a good portrait.
Yes. Mostly you know when you have caught the moment. Sometimes I feel like I did not do well enough. It then becomes really hard to live with yourself, because you feel you could have done better. But often, as you live with the images, you realize that there is a moment in them and you overlooked it because of some tension or agitation you had with yourself at the time. But mostly you recognize it when it’s there.
The Art of Wrestling interview
Honky Tonk Man is a guest on The Art of Wrestling to discuss shoot interviews, WWE and being a heel.
They tried to make me a good guy but I designed a character to be a bad guy. The fans know what they want. They want to cheer you, they’ll cheer you. They want to boo you, they’ll boo you. You can’t tell them who to like.
Wrestling101.com interview
Hart speaks about getting his break in professional wrestling:
I went to Treadwell High School with Jerry ‘The King’ Lawler, he went into wrestling and I went into music, we were friends. He called me up one day and told me he needed some help, he asked me if I would manage him and do some music. I quit the band, went to Channel 5 Television with Lawler and started managing him and the next thing you know I’m in New York City managing King Kong Bundy, Honky Tonk Man, The Hart Foundation, Hulk Hogan and the list goes on and on.
Phylicia Rashad interview
Rashad talks to Winfrey on Oprah’s Next Chapter about how The Cosby Show changed most people’s negative perception of black people.
Well they didn’t grow up in my community…It depends on who you know, and what you know.
Kelly Rowland interview
Williams interviews Kelly Rowland and questions her on her new album, Beyonce, and Dirty Laundry single.
I just want to clear one thing up, I was never in rage against my sister [Beyonce]. I was enraged against all the things I was going through. The song is about me, so I just had to clear that up. I love my sister and we all do.
AAT interview
In part seven of this interview, Nimoy discusses “Vulcanisms”: the mind meld, the Vulcan nerve pinch, the Vulcan salute; his favorite and least favorite Star Trek episodes. He also talks about the legacy of Star Trek and about becoming a director; on feeling typecast as a heavy while at Universal in the early 1970s. On the Vulcan nerve pinch:
That was my way of avoiding fistfights. I had gotten very tired of all the years of playing heavies and being involved in fistfights or gunfights, or whatever kind of fights, with adversaries in television shows and movies. Here was a chance to cleverly avoid all of that…I suggested to the director that I had this special ability of putting some energy into the human anatomy that would render the guy unconscious.
Maxim Interview
The Iron Sheik talks about the release of his upcoming documentary:
The documentary about me coming from Iran to move to the America so I live American dream. From there I talk about my life in the wrestling, my life on the road all the up and down that come with this, my life after the wrestling too, and now that I am the legend forever I talk about all my new fans and new generation respect.
Letterman interview
Travolta speaks to Letterman on how his family travels with him through filming and moments at home. He loves being a father. Recently he found that his daughter, Ella, is a great singer and his two year old son is a barfly.
Get me a drink dad. Down the hatch. Cheers. One for the road.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=ROWN2ssXek8
Steve Austin Show interview
Young is a guest on the Steve Austin Show to discuss TNA, improvisation and learning to wrestle.
I learned super quick. I did backyard wrestling when I was a kid. We didn’t wrestle in the grass. We built a ring out of an old trampoline and my dad had a friend who was a welder so we had poles and ropes and a full six sided ring so I could already kind of do a lot of the moves.
Steve Austin Show interview
Hart is a guest on the Steve Austin Show to discuss his autobiography, WWE and the current WWE roster.
I have nothing but respect for all of them (the wrestlers in WWE) they’re a great group of kids. They’re smaller and they’re better athletes and its kind of amazing.
Maxim Interview
Wood discusses starring in the remake of the movie Maniac:
It’s a primarily POV film about a man who has a compulsion to stalk and murder women. You experience what this man’s world is and get a feel for his life – he discovers this young girl who it seems he has a real yearning for romantic love with that probably can’t sustain within the context of the world he set up for himself.
L.A. Times interview
Lesnar talks about realism in the ring for WWE:
That’s what you get when you step in the ring with me. I’m always taking it to the next level. I don’t want to ever intentionally hurt someone, because it is pure entertainment. You want to portray things so they look real. We’re selling tickets and things to people, we’re selling entertainment. The guys that have got in the ring with me … they have to step up their game because of the intensity. I don’t have a governor switch … it’s wide open and you better hold on.
Tavis Smiley interview
Aghdashloo discusses her career and new memoir, The Alley of Love and Yellow Jasmines, in this interview for PBS.
I was born an actress. Since I was four or five years old, I mocked each and every member of the family. As a matter of fact, after a while it turned into entertaining sort of nights for my parents and families.