ABC interview
Rice discusses Iraq War, Donald Rumsfeld, Dick Cheney, and her new memoir.
The Middle East is the most volatile area in the world. We now know that it is also the cradle of Al Qaeda and extremism…We didn’t go to Iraq to bring democracy to the Iraqis…We were very clear about this. This was a security threat. And I, as much as anybody, understand and really regret the cost, particularly in lives. But I also know that nothing of value is ever won without sacrifice.
Allure cover
Greene appears on the cover of the November 2011 issue of Allure magazine. She talks about her Twilight fame and dating rumours.
Seth and I are friends, and he texts me: ‘I didn’t know that not only were we dating, but we have since been confirmed to not be dating.’ I can assure you that we’re not.
Seventeen cover
Morris appears on the cover of the November 2011 issue of Seventeen magazine. She talks about losing her father and whether she’s kissed a girl.
Yeah. Mostly for guys’ attention when I was in high school. One time I did it when I was curious with a friend, but she wasn’t my best friend.
Teen Vogue cover
Chung appears on the cover of the November 2011 issue of Teen Vogue magazine. She talks about fans, her collection of Chanel bags and being single.
It’s good to be on your own in an exciting city. This is when you do stuff for yourself. Right now is a real turning point. Everything I thought I knew is no longer. I think this is the year I have to grow up. I don’t know. Maybe I’ll become a power woman.
British Vogue cover
Rihanna appears on the cover of the November 2011 issue of British Vogue magazine. The cover photo is shot by Alasdair McLellan and styled by Kate Phelan.
Maxim cover
Gomes appears on the cover of the November 2011 issue of Maxim magazine. She talks about dancing, a children’s show called Bush Patrol, and leaving home at 17.
I came in third on [Dancing With the Stars]! I didn’t realize how much I would enjoy it. I learned so much, too. It taught me how to move my body in different ways. Dancing really pushes muscles you don’t normally use. I’ve gotten into the shape of my life.
Glamour UK cover
Seyfried appears on the cover of the November 2011 issue of Glamour UK magazine. She talks about how she prefers British guys, working with Justin Timberlake, and her favorite fashions.
British guys are definitely funnier than American guys.
Chie Davis interview
Rowell talks to Chie Davis at Rowell’s Hollywood Hills home about the actress’ foster care advocacy and her foster care upbringing, her time on The Young and the Restless, her strong activism regarding having racial diversity in daytime, and her home life in her 1920’s estate.
I believe that if your space can not rejuvenate you — you can not go outside your front door and do your best work.
Draya interview
Williams interviews Basketball Wives star Draya and questions how she came to fame and the difference between Draya and Kim Kardassian.
Both of you have had your come-up on your backs. Here’s the difference, Draya, Draya’s people and Draya’s fans: Kim owns how she came up. Kim then got a machine behind her, led by her mother and the rest of her family, and has swapped America with some Jedi mind trick where we now love the Kardashians for good, for bad or indifferent.
Elle Magazine interview
Shatner gives interview to Elle about any advice he would like to give his younger self if he could.
I’m gonna reveal something to you that’s going to come as a shock: If you’re a stupid young man, you’re usually a stupid old man. Most people, including myself, keep repeating the same mistakes.
Helped sharpen Dropbox pitch
Houston talks about how Graham gave the founders advice to distil their initial idea. That eventually led to a live demonstration where they deleted a Power Point in front of a live audience, and then restored it from the website.
One of the things we really struggled with early on….we made a list of dozens of things it was good for, our first marketing attempt was sort of throwing spaghetti at the wall. We struggled on how to articulate [the uses] to investor.
Office Hours speech
Graham sits down with aspiring founders at the Y Combinator event, and talks them through their business ideas. He talks about how Wozniak and Gates both got their ideas from solving problems that they faced:
A lot of people decide, I want to start a startup, I need to think of an idea for a startup…The best startup ideas don’t come from people trying to think of startup ideas, they come from people trying to solve problems…All the biggest startups, they tend to come from problems that the founders themselves have.
Radio Times cover
Dockery, Findlay, and Carmichael appear on the cover of an October 2011 issue of Radio Times magazine.
Alyssa Milano interview
Milano is interviewed for a Cause Save the Whales.
I’d like there to be whales for my baby to see.
The Lady cover
Findlay appears on the cover of an October 2011 issue of The Lady magazine.
CNN Money interview
Arrington acknowledges that he doesn’t know any black tech entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley, despite covering the industry. Still, he says, the industry is based largely on merit:
It’s not a pure meritocracy here [but] you can become very successful based on your brain size and how you use it
WWE Magazine interview
Johnson talks to WWE Magazine about stunt work in film and how it compares to in-ring action in the WWE.
Both are grueling and very physical. There are many comparisons that I can draw between the two, but what hits home is this: toughness and passion. Both my fellow Superstars and fellow Hollywood stuntmen are incredibly tough mothers who are driven by an amazing passion to perform
People cover
Jobs appears on the cover of People after passing away.
In a world littered with dull objects, he brought the beauty of clean lines and clear thought. He changed music. He changed film. He changed the personal computer and turned telephony on its head while he was at it. He was tenacious in the extreme, his toughness never more evident than these past few years in his fight for his life.
Maxim Interview
Riesgraf talks about doing stunts and her character Parker’s personality on the TNT show Leverage:
Probably running on top of a moving train. Thank God I didn’t trip. I was wearing Dr. Martens! I know a lot of crazy girls, and I know a lot of great guys who love crazy girls. A little bit of crazy is exciting, but too much becomes a pain in the ass.
The Observer interview
Waits speaks about his life and his music from near his hometown of Santa Rosa, California.
I used to think that all great recordings happened at about 3am. So my first studio experiences, I wanted to be recording after the bars closed. I just thought that’s when it all happened. And it worked for me for a while, I guess. But I don’t believe that so much any more. I realise now there’s more than one way to sneak up on a herd of cattle.