KTAR in Phoenix interview
Pennell talks about facing Louisville in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament:
Knowing what they’re going to do and stopping what they’re going to do are two different things but I think we’ll go into that game prepared just like we were this past weekend but we’ll slug away, give it our best shot, and see what happens.
ESPN Radio Philadelphia interview
Wright compares Villanova’s style of play to Duke’s:
Yeah, I do. I think they spread the floor and really space well like we do. They’ve got a lot of very skilled players like we do. Defensively, they try to be very aggressive, more in the half-court kind of like we do. They are, they’re very similar teams.
ESPN Radio Syracuse interview
Boeheim comments on trying to defend Griffin:
We try to play good team defense and be active and obviously you have to know where their best players are and you have to make it as difficult as you can for their best players. You can’t let anybody have shots in college because anybody in college at this level at the Sweet 16 can make shots and hurt you. So you just have to play good team defense and rebound the ball.
WFAN in New York interview
Calhoun speaks about the Connecticut Huskies progress in the NCAA Basketball Tournament:
Well we got a chance. That’s what I feel right now. I never lose confidence in my team but they certainly have made me – you know you have to as a coach make them believe. Now they’ve made me believe why the way they’ve reacted. And we certainly have a chance to do some special things over the course of the next couple weeks.
ESPN Radio interview
Kryzyzewski talks about coaching adjustments he has made during the season:
We needed to make a change a few weeks ago because we just could not defend the point (guard) of another team well. We were turning the ball over a little too much and not getting into our offense. Moving (Jon) Scheyer to the being the ball handler and Elliot Williams as the guy pressuring the ball, its like a double change to really alleviate a problem at the point of our attack.
Alyssa Milano interview
Milano talks about her role in the video game, Ghostbusters.
If you would have told me even three months a go that I would have been involved with Ghostbusters, in some capacity, I would have said ‘No, you’re crazy’.
KTAR in Phoenix interview
Sendek talks about Arizona State’s upcoming game with Arizona:
The game is important to us, the Pac 10 Tournament is important to us. We know we’re going to have to be at our best to beat Arizona. The games that we have played previously could have gone either way. We were fortunate that the see-saw tilted in our direction but both games came down to the final possession; so you can never control the other side, you have to focus on yourself, which believe me is hard enough.
Elle Magazine interview
Segel gives interview to Elle about why he made his mother cry during the premier of Forgetting Sarah Marshall.
Actually, it wasn’t so much weeping as much as it was an angry stare at me, and her lips started to quiver a little bit. She got up and left the theater, and when she came back, she had clearly been crying. I thought it would be a funny joke not to tell her beforehand that I’d done full-frontal nudity. Apparently it wasn’t.
Elle Magazine interview
Efron gives interview to Elle about sitting next to Leonardo DiCaprio at a Lakers game.
We talked the whole game, and he was just everything I thought he would be: Smart, levelheaded, charming, hilarious. You know, the older-brother vibe. That sounds so cheesy.
A Bronx Tale interview
De Niro is interviewed by Jim Ferguson. They talk about A Bronx Tale, how he focused on finding the right unknown actors for the scene and getting rid of the stereotype of Italians as gangsters.
It’s the working man that are usually taken for granted and they work every day and they keep everything going, they keep the world going.
Alyssa Milano interview
Milano talks about how she chooses the material for her clothing line, Touch.
I choose my materials just by touching them.
Elle Magazine interview
Wilson gives interview to Elle about his weirdest moment with a Phantom of the Opera fan.
I remember being presented with a romance novel cover with me as Raoul, the wind blowing my hair and the body like Fabio’s. That was pretty odd.
O Magazine interview
Fey gives an interview to Oprah for O Magazine about her impersonation of Sarah Palin on SNL.
No. I just kept thinking, I don’t work here anymore, so if this ends up being lousy, I told you guys I don’t do this. I also felt safe doing it with Amy [Amy Poehler played both Hillary Clinton and Katie Couric in the SNL sketches]. I wouldn’t have enjoyed doing it alone, because I never did anything alone on SNL.
O Magazine Interview
Fey discusses getting the call to impersonate Sarah Palin on Saturday Night Live:
Lorne played it cool, as he always does, and waited until the week of the first show. He called and said, Think about if you want to impersonate her. I was like, I’ll do a joke about her. I’ll do a sketch where I’m myself. I’ll do anything except impersonate her!
Cloud computing interview
Conway talks to Ideas Project about cloud computing:
Probably the most disruptive technology that’s just starting to blossom today
He says things like Google Apps allowing MS Office to run in the cloud were talked about for decades:
Now you have storage in the cloud, so the notion of all you need, a computer that has conductivity to a browser, that’s really all you need…we were talking about this for 20 years and literally with the advent of Google apps and storage in the ether it’s become a reality
Elle Magazine interview
Tyler gives interview to Elle about his relationship with his bands guitarist Joe Perry.
There’s that famous saying, This thing is bigger than both of us. Some guys will have terrible feelings about an ex-wife they had a child with, but after giving birth to something so beautiful, how can you hate that person? We’ve given birth to those songs.
Seventeen interview
Woodley talks to Seventeen about the serious messages of Secret Life Of The American Teenager, and about teen body issues:
I grew now but I was like super-short growing up. I was always the runt and now I’m like towering over everyone. But my family – we all just have like fast metabolisms, so we’re all lanky. I’m always like “I’m too skinny, I can’t gain weight, even when I try.” I’d like to try to not let that get to me.
Sugar Slam interview
Woodley talks with Sugar Slam about being a famous teenager and whether she can still do normal things like go to the mall:
Oh, definitely. I still actually only go back on hiatus in February. I’m going to go back to my high school and graduate because I’m a junior. It’s definitely different. When you go to a grocery store and you go anywhere there are people staring or pointing or whispering, and every now and then you have a brave girl come up and be like, “Are you the girl from Secret Life?” It’s neat to have that happen, but it’s also a little bit awkward because I feel like I should have a conversation with them, like, “Hello, I’m Shai. What’s your name?” versus just being like, “Oh, yes. Here’s my autograph. Bye.”
Esquire interview
Eastwood talks about his relationship with his children:
I have children by other women. I gotta give Dina the credit for bringing everyone together. She never had the ego thing of the second wife. The natural instinct might have been to kill off everybody else. You know, the cavewoman mentality. But she brought everybody together. She’s friendly with my first wife, friendly to former girlfriends. She went out of her way to unite everybody. She’s been extremely influential in my life.
Elle Magazine interview
Cooper gives interview to Elle about his favorite moments on state during the Broadway show Three Days of Rain.
My favorite moment on stage was one night there’s a scene between me and Julia; we’re both sitting downstage, near the audience. And there was a person right in front of us, I don’t know who she was, but if I just, like, moved my eyebrow she was like, Hahahaahah! Laughing at everything I did this cackle to the point where I literally was just trying to say my lines and not move. It got to the point she’s like the third character in the play at this point. And I was looking at Julia and she just started laughing and I started laughing, and it’s like, Oh my God, I am not going to be able to stop laughing and there are a thousand people watching us right now.