W cover
Lawrence appears on the cover of the October 2012 issue of W magazine. She talks about trying to keep her Hunger Games role a secret, dancing before Silver Linings Playbook, and life in Hollywood.
Sadly, I cannot live in Los Angeles anymore. I don’t understand how actors can do it. You have no life here. You are followed everywhere. It’s not like that anywhere else in the world. I don’t want to stay in L.A. and start thinking that’s reality— because it’s very far from normal. But I still love movies. I’m just going to love being in them from Kentucky, or Prague, or somewhere else.
Lucky cover
Aguilera appears on the cover of the October 2012 issue of Lucky magazine. She talks about challenges with her body, fame at a young age, and her album.
If you love “Fighter”, you’re going to love my new album. As a 30-year-old woman, I’ve been uncovering my independence, and it’s been really fun to explore in the new songs.
Allure cover
Lively appears on the cover of the October 2012 issue of Allure magazine. She talks about being down-to-earth and her feelings about clubs.
I don’t drink. I’ve never tried a drug. The music is so loud, you can’t have a conversation with somebody. If I were an amazing dancer, yeah, I’d go, but I’m definitely not. My friend calls me a speed walker because my elbows are everywhere. It’s not like I decided on these strict lifestyle choices and I’m enforcing them. It’s just something that I genuinely don’t have a desire for.
Seventeen cover
Dobrev appears on the cover of the October 2012 issue of Seventeen magazine. She talks about her character in The Perks of Being a Wallflower and her relationship with Ian Somerhalder.
The first time I was on the cover of Seventeen, the cover line said ‘Nina: Why she wouldn’t date any of her co-stars.’ And then cut to two years later…its funny that I said that, but you know what? It was honestly what I believed at the time. I didn’t want to be dating one of my costars—my goal on the show was to be professional. But sometimes you can’t help who you have a connection with, and you can only fight it for so long—which I did for a really, really long time.
Teen Vogue cover
Justice appears on the cover of the October 2012 issue of Teen Vogue magazine. She talks about her messy closet, paparazzi, and comedy acting.
I’m not afraid to put myself out there for the sake of comedy. I’m not afraid to take a pie in the face. I’m not afraid to look silly and make a fool of myself. It’s kind of thrilling for me
British Vogue cover
Stewart appears on the cover of the October 2012 issue of British Vogue magazine. The cover photo is shot by Mario Testino and styled by Lucinda Chambers.
Maxim cover
Shahi appears on the cover of the October 2012 issue of Maxim magazine. She talks about her boobs, going down, and friends with benefits.
Growing up, my mom always taught us not to be ashamed of our bodies. She told us to embrace our boobs like we embrace our hands.
Glamour UK cover
Watson appears on the cover of the October 2012 issue of Glamour UK magazine. She talks about how she nailed love, fashion, and body confidence.
Celebrity is the hardest part of what I do. You just hope that people look past the hype and see you.
AskMen interview
Branson tells AskMen that his hero is Tutu:
He’s taught us to forgive our enemies, which is important. He also has a wonderful sense of humor.
Billboard cover
Aguilera appears on the cover of a September 2012 issue of Billboard magazine. She talks about being a judge on The Voice and about her upcoming album Lotus.
There is a lot I have gone through personally over the past few years and this record represents a rebirth for me. The record is about freedom and getting back to the root of who I am and what I love to do.
The Economist: Lady Gaga and social media
The Economist talks with Carter about how new technology and social media was used to garner legions of fans for Lady Gaga.
It came out of basic necessity… We saw new technology as alternative to reach audiences, opposed to radio… Now, we would much rather build the fan base online and let it grow organically, and let people feel they discovered it before it goes wide to the mainstream…What’s important to me is that there are no intermediaries in that relationship… People think of Twitter as being able to have a direct relationship with their fans… but, it’s really not… because if Twitter goes out of business, or switches off the machine, that’s not your data, not your relationship. So, for us, it’s about really allowing Gaga, or any other artist, to really own that relationship with them and the fans.
Sarasota Patch interview
Mark is interviewed about WeCheck. describing how the idea came to him when he annotated an editorial by Nicolas Kristof in the New York Times. The site is an online version of that manual process, allowing users to tag speeches and articles for common logical fallacies, and so dig deeper into the truth of political statements.
At first I wasn’t thinking ‘fact checking,’ I just wanted to find out whether it was true or not…I have good faith in the people. There’s enough people out there that are out to find the truth than for the political aspect.
The Art of Wrestling interview
Sabin is a guest on The Art of Wrestling to discuss life in wrestling, TNA and video games.
I have a Nintendo sitting right there on my mantel at home. My go to is Mike Tyson’s Punch Out. That’s still my go to game.
Tempestt Bledsoe interview
Bledsoe talks about the premiere of her show Guys with Kids, and what goes into casting the children.
We have like 800 babies on the show.
Broadway World interview
Williams sits down to an interview with BroadwayWorld an talks about her show’s new studio, her audience and hot topics segment.
You know I think the energy was first and the look came second. One of the great things about getting a new studio, first of all, we’re HD, we also needed a bigger space so we can fit more people now in our studio audience and our staff now has bigger areas to do their magic. As far as the energy, the energy comes from within. It starts with me as the host, and then the audience show up in their colorful clothing and they clap and they say it like they mean it. So no, the energy of the show has always been high. The studio is just more room for us to be energetic in!
The Dan Patrick Show interview
Boeheim discusses Syracuse’s move to the ACC:
No I am just a basketball coach. This is a university decision and I am proud of my university that I don’t make those decisions. They have to be made at the highest level and I have enough trouble deciding who’s starting and what play to run. That’s my expertise. That’s what I can do.
People cover
Lively and Reynolds appears on the cover of People to discuss their plans to make their marriage last and their wedding in South Carolina. Source:
When Ryan first saw her, his face broke into a huge smile that crinkled his eyes. They just stared at each other with absolute love. Their faces were lit up with the candlelight, and it looked like something out of a romance movie.
Phylicia Rashad interview
Rashad talks about the film For Colored Girls along with co-star Elise.
I knew that it was a work in progress and I wanted to be a part of that progress.
Gives boy kiss
The entertainer gives a 12 year old boy his first kiss on stage at her Louisville, Kentucky concert. The singer tells the boy to close his eyes and kisses him.
The only time that’s gonna happen!
Tim Armstrong interview
Arrington interviews AOL CEO Armstrong at Disrupt SF:
You have tripled the stock price of AOL when everyone, me included, was calling this company dead a year ago. How did you do it?
Armstrong:
We basically had a three-pronged approach, one was operationally, you’ve seen us do a lot better, improve and beat expectations the last four quarters in a row, the second thing is really focus on products…the traditional AOL businesses as well as the new businesses [like Disrupt], the third thing was on the financial engineering side, we did a patent transaction, we bought back a significant amount of companies, we did a huge buyback last summer.
He says the company is focusing on consumers, advertisers, publishers, and subscribers, and making sure investors get a high return.
