All articles tagged with #celebrity interviews
Jenna Ortega told Esquire that as a child star she would go all day without eating or drinking on set to avoid being “in the way,” a habit she now calls a mistake; she described her early drive and nearly quitting, cited Dakota Fanning as a role model, and noted upcoming projects including Klara and the Sun and Season 3 of Wednesday.
Actress Ella Rubin discusses her breakout role as Annie Jacobson in Prime Video’s Sterling Point, Megan Park’s new teen drama about inheriting an island and uncovering family secrets. Rubin, who rose from Broadway to TV, explains how she embodies Annie’s blend of polish and vulnerability, and shares the show’s message against “death to nonchalance” by celebrating yearners and emotional honesty, while reflecting on filming in Ontario and learning from on-set mentor Jay Duplass and co-star Amélie Hoeferle.
Ojani Noa, Jennifer Lopez’s first husband, details a dramatic confrontation with Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs over Lopez’s alleged romance with him, including a tense party altercation in Los Angeles and a later home confrontation that Lopez reportedly described as terrifying and warned about guns. Noa says the affair contributed to their 1998 divorce, and he notes Lopez has since married several times.
Oprah Winfrey revealed at Cannes Lions that Whitney Houston once fell onstage during a 2009 appearance and begged the audience not to leak footage to spare Houston’s reputation. While she framed it as a protective act, many online viewers question the timing and motive of sharing private struggles after Houston’s death, sparking a backlash toward Oprah.
Oprah Winfrey revealed she stopped cameras and urged secrecy after Whitney Houston’s onstage fall during a The Oprah Winfrey Show appearance, doing so to shield Houston as she battled relapse; Houston later performed but died in 2012, with the estate noting the fall occurred during a sound check and that she was not high. The disclosure comes alongside broader discussions of Houston’s struggles and Winfrey’s interview approach.
On the penultimate Late Show, Stephen Colbert subjected himself to his own Colbert Questionert as a slate of famous guests—Billy Crystal, Weird Al Yankovic, Josh Brolin, Martha Stewart, Mark Hamill, Jim Gaffigan, Jeff Daniels, Tiffany Haddish, Evie McGee Colbert, Amy Sedaris, Ben Stiller, Aubrey Plaza, James Taylor, and Robert De Niro—ask him the 15 questions, with John Dickerson moderating. Highlights include Crystal naming Katz’s pastrami as the best sandwich, Brolin’s fear of trapdoor spiders, Colbert recalling an autograph moment with Steve Martin, and his love of Raiders of the Lost Ark as his favorite action movie, plus personal quirks like preferring aisle seats on planes. He also shares the line he gave for describing his life in five words: “My family, my friends, fun.” The piece notes the long-running bit’s guests and invites readers to watch past Questionerts.
Ashton Kutcher, while promoting his FX series The Beauty, praised ex-wife Demi Moore for her acclaimed performance in The Substance (2024) and said he’s 'so proud' of her, touching on the growing acceptance of cosmetic enhancements; the piece also recalls their marriage (2003–2011), divorce in 2013, and Kutcher’s past remarks about Moore’s memoir Inside Out.
The article highlights the funniest and most memorable moments from Amy Poehler's Good Hang Podcast, including humorous stories, celebrity interactions, and behind-the-scenes anecdotes, showcasing the show's lighthearted and entertaining nature.
Seth Meyers wins the week in late night TV, highlighted by Taylor Swift's dual appearances and engaging interviews, alongside notable moments from other celebrities and comedy segments, demonstrating the ongoing relevance and diversity of late night programming.
Colin Hanks's documentary 'John Candy: I Like Me' explores the actor's nuanced performances, personal life, and legacy, featuring rare footage and interviews, and emphasizing Candy's genuine likability and moments of subtlety in his roles.
KJ Apa revealed he was a virgin when 'Riverdale' premiered and discussed the casual nature of sexual relationships among co-stars in teen dramas, highlighting the environment's impact on personal boundaries and relationships.
Apple TV+ will release a five-part documentary series titled 'Mr. Scorsese' on October 17, offering an in-depth look at the legendary filmmaker through exclusive access to his archives and interviews with his friends, family, and collaborators, exploring his life, career, and artistic vision.
Variety’s 'Actors on Actors' returns for its 22nd season featuring interviews with top Emmy nominees, including Colin Farrell, Dave Chappelle, Parker Posey, and others, with episodes airing daily on Variety.com from June 2 to June 15 and a magazine issue on June 4.
A new Hulu documentary, 'Barbara Walters Tell Me Everything,' revisits Walters' most memorable and often scathing interviews with celebrities like Taylor Swift, the Kardashians, and Donald Trump, highlighting her fearless journalism style and legacy, with footage of her asking tough questions and reflecting on her career. The film is set to stream on June 23.
Drew Barrymore has opened up about her fondness for physical touch, explaining that as a single person, she lacks physical connection in her life, which she compensates for by being touchy with friends and guests. Despite being warned to "back off," she finds comfort in non-romantic physical connections. Barrymore, who has been private about her love life since her 2016 divorce, emphasizes the importance of physical touch in friendships, a sentiment echoed by Cynthia, who highlighted the non-verbal communication it can facilitate.