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Pre-Interview With Marylin Manson First Wife 2004
Part 1: Interview With Marilyn Manson First Wife 2004 By: Mia Cool 1-26-2022 11:00 am Mia: Hi. Mrs.Warner: Hi there.
By Devilisa Warner4 years ago in Interview
Powerful and Smart Advice For Young Filmmakers From The Influential Tina Adams.
Hello Tina, thank you so much for joining us today. I hope you are doing great! Happy Friday. Tina: Thank you, I hope you are doing well too. How are you, by the way?
By 7 Art Distribution 4 years ago in Interview
February Black History Month
Why is February called Black History Month? In an effort to make it official in 1976, President Ford named February "Black History Month" in a commemorative speech. In the speech, he urged Americans to "seize the opportunity to honour the too-often neglected accomplishments of Black Americans in every area of endeavour throughout our history."
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 4 years ago in Interview
Leon Stevens, Author, interviews Leon Stevens, Reader
After several interviews on some websites after the release of my first book, Lines by Leon: Poems, Prose, and Pictures, I decided to work on my comedic writing and explore how an author might interview a reader. Since there were no volunteers—and I just happened to be in the room—the self interview was born!
By Leon Stevens4 years ago in Interview
What is the media showing? ... A moment of reflection
Anna Muhammad Hanif Jalandhari General Secretary Federation of Arab Schools Pakistan (Pakistan) The war of civilizations is currently raging in the world - with the passage of time, the weapons of this war, its methods and its strategies are also changing - with the emphasis on the heels of Western and anti-Islamic civilization. They are working hard to develop their civilization, their culture and their culture. Cashew is the most effective and most dangerous weapon, it is the weapon of the media. Take in a very limited context when in fact the media has a very broad concept - a separate world of social media connected to the Internet and a separate world of traditional electronic and print media - let us know our religion, our culture, our new generation and our future. All aspects of the media have to be taken into consideration while thinking about it and formulating any strategy - in our country, the clerics and the religious classes have some degree of eye on the news channels or are aware of their policies and procedures but In addition, there are many aspects of channels and media that are not given due attention, monitoring, identification of flaws, correction. Far be it from me to prevent such things.
By Salman Khan4 years ago in Interview
There’s nothing wrong with being creative
Do you see when a machine overheats? This is due to continuous or hard use and being creative is not so different! Normal people
By Dalmy Alves4 years ago in Interview
Childhood
I recently had the opportunity to ask her about our evolving cultural values around childhood, what good early educational environments look like, and how we can resist the tendency to “adultify” young children. The interview has been edited for length and clarity.
By sunil4 years ago in Interview
Actor Anupam Kher pens autobiography
NEW DELHI: Bollywood actor Anupam Kher is coming out with his autobiography, "Lessons Life Taught Me Unknowingly" that is set to hit stands on August 5. Publishers Penguin Random House said the book will be an "extraordinary, riveting and no-holds-barred saga" in which Kher will make some behind-the-scenes revelations, and share anecdotes and rare nuggets from his life and the lessons it taught him. Anupam Kher's life story is nothing short of a grand masala box office hit," publishers said in a statement on Monday.Kher, one of the most prolific actors in the Indian film industry, has over 530 films in several languages, both in India and the West, 100 plays and numerous TV shows to his credit. He is a winner of two National awards, eight Filmfare awards and a BAFTA nomination. He is also a recipient of the Padma Shree and Padma Bhushan awards.The 64-year-old actor started his career with films such as "Saaransh" and "Daddy" in India, and went on to feature in mainstream Hollywood films such as "Silver Linings Playbook", "Hotel Mumbai", "The Big Sick" and "The Family Man" and has worked with directors such as Ang Lee, David Russell, Woody Allen, Gurinder Chadha and Lana and Lilly Wachowski. Kher also has a best-selling book in his kitty. The Best Thing about You Is You!" has been translated in six languages and is in its 22nd reprint. Presently, the actor shuttles between Mumbai and New York where he is one of the lead actors on the recently premiered hit TV show "New Amsterdam" on NBC Entertainment Channel. The book is expected to offer a kaleidoscopic peep into the life and times of the actor and the entertainer that Kher is. He has always been distinct and offbeat. His autobiography is, too. For it is not just another chronological account of his life. It is, in fact, also peppered with incredible life lessons that are bound to resonate with every aspiring artiste and, most of all, the common man," Penguin added.“I live my life, I don’t exist in it,” says theatre and film actor Anupam Kher in an interview with Firstpost. Having previously staged his life in the play Kuch Bhi Ho Sakta Hai, he has now penned Lessons Life Taught Me, Unknowingly: An Autobiography, which he launched at the Crosswords Bookstore with director Mahesh Bhatt in Mumbai on 7 November. Aware of and present for every moment of his life, Kher explains the intent behind these highly introspective endeavours. “I can also switch off if I find that somebody is being fake with me,” he says. But for the most part, he’s expending his energy wisely, being aware of each moment of life as it happens around him. It’s all these observations and lessons learnt in retrospect, captured within the span of a life spread over six decades, which now populate his autobiography. As he details in it, he has an almost perfect, photographic memory, and relives each moment as he writes about it. The book is full of anecdotes, starting from his earliest days in Kashmir, going on to study theatre in Chandigarh first, and then Delhi, before foraying into films in Mumbai. Soon after, he headed westward to make his mark in Hollywood. He carefully recreates the small and big moments of his life, details his philosophy towards life, breaks down his creative process when approaching a new role, and stresses on optimism and empathy as the main pillars of his personality.Reflecting on his career, Kher pays particular heed to certain roles as his greatest challenges. The first of these was playing BV Pradhan in his debut film Saaransh. After this, he’d established himself and enjoyed a growing career, until eventually, it started feeling old. Every role started feeling the same, he set into a routine, and ennui descended on him. “When you’re competent, you can never be brilliant. I was becoming competent,” says Kher. Soon, interesting roles came his way, in Khosla ka Ghosla and A Wednesday. And then came The Accidental Prime Minister, which, he explains, as his ‘second Saaransh’, feeling equally challenged and again, breaking down his process of preparing for the role. Today, besides theatre and television, Kher has over 500 movies to his credit.
By babu ali4 years ago in Interview
Hip-Hop/RNB Artist Liihsmnuth Draah is putting lot of hard work
Hip-Hop/RNB artist Liihsmnuth Draah has been dropping article since he started his music career in South South. Liihsmnuth Draah started to blow up on every platform since that happened to him in his upcoming music career, he’s now gaining more fans and more streaming on his music.
By Emmanuel N4 years ago in Interview
Interview with Perry Yung
This is an interview I had and photoshoot put together with Perry Yung for Azzara Magazine; unfortunately this was the last article to be placed into the magazine but never got it’s spotlight when the owner passed in November 2021. I apologize for those waiting for the publication but I wanted to put up their interview and photos.
By Cadma4 years ago in Interview
Eccentric bowler Brad Hogg threw a googly with a successful comeback at 40
The excitable Brad Hogg – the left-arm spinner they call "Kelpie" and "The Pest" – doesn't seem his bubbly self right now. Perhaps it's the setting. We meet in the polished bluestone lobby of a city building, and the usually casual athlete is flanked tightly on either side by corporate minders. On the left, a book publicist (he's just released a biography, Brad Hogg: The Wrong 'Un) and on the right, a communications manager (for the Melbourne Renegades, his team this summer in cricket's Twenty20 Big Bash League). Hoggy himself seems hidden, too, under the brow of a baggy blue cap, aviators and sports jacket.
By hanif4 years ago in Interview
Kangana Ranaut’s most candid interview ever
AC: But, Kangana, all actresses travel and see the world, but not many dress like you. What do you do differently? KR: No, I think it has a lot to do with me overcompensating for the fact that I come from a small town and the fact that I’ve always been made to feel like somebody who doesn’t belong here and it helped me grow into this person who’s supposed to be very stylish versus other people who are being Miss Worlds or supermodels or being somebody’s daughter, so it always helped me learn more and maybe not fit in, but at least be somebody who deserves to be here and not just somebody who happened to be here.
By dokki4 years ago in Interview