Ziggy Marley interview
Hall interviews Marley about his love for his father, Bob Marley.
What I think it’s a continuous realization as we travel the world the thing that impact most is the amount of love we get because of what my father has done for the world.
Nicole Murphy, Jessica Canseco interview
Hall talks with Murphy and Canseco,. who discuss their ex-husband, Eddie Murphy and their life after divorce.
Well you know I’m right around the corner from mine
Michael Emerson interview
Hall talks with Emerson regarding his career and success on The Arsenio Hall Show.
It’s alright, I think, to build to your success, rather than to maybe have it early.
Ebony cover
West appears on the cover of Ebony magazine to discuss his music and Tupac Shakur.
Glamour cover
Alba appears on the cover of the June 2014 issue of Glamour. She reveals why she won’t do nudity when acting.
I don’t want my grandparents to see my boobs. That’s it. It would be weird at Christmas. And, I mean, really, if you look at the movies I have done, getting naked would never ‘elevate’ the picture.
Jenna Elfman interview
Williams interviews Jenna Elfman and asks questions about her show, Growing Up Fisher, her husband, and her hair.
Yeah, we are ‘un-precious’ about out marriage. We are just not serious about it. We do a podcast iTunes called Kicking And Screaming. It’s just us talking about our marriage for a half hour. We don’t edit, we don’t plan it. It’s R-rated, so don’t listen to it while you take your kids to school.
Fred Wilson interview
Arrington interviews Union Square Ventures’s Wilson at Disrupt NY about Google’s potential for evil, uses for blockchain protocols, and the New York startup landscape. Wilson says that in 2020, the top three internet companies will be:
Google, Facebook, and one that we’ve never heard of
Arrington:
Why’s Apple gone?
Wilson
They’re too rooted to hardware…and they don’t have anything in the cloud to speak of
Hacker News may be worth $500 million
Altman says in an interview with Arrington that Hacker News could be worth $500 million if sold, but he says that it is worth more to Y Combinator than to anyone who would potentially want to buy it. He adds:
Intermediate valuations are completely made up and silly.
‘Monopoly’
Altman discusses whether Y Combinator has a monopoly on early-stage startups with former TechCrunch editor Michael Arrington. Arrington:
You consider yourself a monopoly
Altman:
Yeah, sure.
Time interview
Woodley is interviewed for Time and discusses whether she considers herself a feminist:
No because I love men, and I think the idea of ‘raise women to power, take the men away from the power’ is never going to work out because you need balance. With myself, I’m very in touch with my masculine side. And I’m 50 percent feminine and 50 percent masculine, same as I think a lot of us are.
Tavis Smiley interview
Senator Sanders discusses the minimum wage debate, poverty in the United States, and presidential politics in this interview for PBS.
Well first of all, let’s be very clear. You have many, many Republicans, and I don’t think most Americans know this, but you have many Republicans from the Koch brothers on down who not only do not want to raise the minimum wage, their view is that we should abolish the concept of the minimum wage. That means if you’re in a high unemployment area and an employer offers you three bucks an hour, then that’s what the wage will be. But the bottom line for the Republicans in general, it’s the same old story.
Tavis Smiley interview
Bruni discusses her first North American tour and fourth CD, Little French Songs, in this interview for PBS.
It’s wonderful to be able to be in America and to play my French music in America. But so music has no language, right, so yeah, I feel a lot freer and very happy, because we have time for the family, a lot less pressure.
Piper’s Pit interview
DDP is a guest on Piper’s Pit to discuss road stories, Dusty Rhodes and Jake Roberts.
I actually knew Jake but he never knew I did the managing. So he comes in the power-plant one day when I’m in the ring and he says, “Page? Is that you?”
Sam Smith interview
Seacrest interviews Smith during On Air With Ryan Seacrest and questions him about his single Stay With Me.
There’s a rawness to that song, which I hope a lot people can connect with. I’m an emotional guy and I think unlike a lot of men in the industry and in music, I’m willing to show that emotional side. I don’t have an bravado to put in front, and I’m just showing my raw self.
People cover
Nyong’o appears on the cover of People to discuss her Oscar win, beauty, and radiant personality.
Beauty was what I saw on television, you know, light skin and long, flowing, straight hair. Subconsciously you start to appreciate those things more than what you possess.
Billy Bob Thornton interview
Thornton performs Missed Connection Craigslist posts on The Arsenio Hall Show.
Hey bud, you swaggered in around 3pm.
Essence cover
Prince appears on the cover of Essence magazine and discuss making music and if he would ever start making music with the band, The Revolution.
I’m not putting down The Revolution, even though people would love to see us together again. I owe a great debt to them. But I’m doing something else.
LaTavia Roberson interview
Williams interviews LaTavia Roberson and questions her about why she joined the cast of R&B Divas Atlanta and her performance anxiety:
The opportunity to join the show first presented itself when I was pregnant last October. And you know, it kinda wasn’t a good time for me then so after I gave birth to my daughter it came back around again and I was like okay God. We gone do it, yeah.
Graham Norton Show
The actor appears on the Graham Norton Show along with co-stars Hugh Jackman & James McAvoy to promote X-Men: Day of Future Past.
New York Times interview
Woodley is interviewed for the New York Times about her passion for the role in The Fault In Our Stars, being a child actress, and life in Hollywood:
Everyone says to me, ‘What does it feel like to be part of the Hollywood life now?’ And I want to say, ‘It’s fabricated.’ None of it’s real. We all go to these events. We put on makeup and clothes that aren’t ours. We give them back at the end of the night, and then we go home and burp the same garlic burps as everyone else. You still have to do your laundry, and your dishes are everywhere. It’s just life.”