#celebrity-interviews

#celebrity-interviews

Pedro Pascal revealed that his early crushes included Olivia Newton-John in Grease and Michelle Pfeiffer as Catwoman in Batman Returns, noting a fondness for Indiana Jones.

"It takes a village and I live so close to (my parents) that I get to have that actual approximate sort of multigenerational childcare experience."

"There's a real-life love triangle between me, Pedro and Chris. But it's more of a hate triangle." - Dakota Johnson, reflecting on their dynamic in the film.

"If someone was living in your living room and not paying rent, you might be mean, too. But yeah, I love pointing out to people that Ned Schneebly is the guy who writes all The White Lotus es."

Frank Sinatra's final meal was unexpectedly a humble grilled cheese sandwich, showcasing the nostalgia of comfort food over extravagant dining, on his last evening.

Brady admitted his participation in the Netflix roast was a mistake from a parenting perspective, acknowledging the impact it had on his children.

I am a Scorpio moon, and Leslie Bibb and Walton Goggins are Scorpio suns, and we were the Scorpio three. We had a group called Jackson Brown, because we used to just sit and listen to Jackson Brown and drink cocktails and eat fries... The most fun was listening to Leslie and Walton tell stories and listening to Jackson Brown. It was the best ever.

The Kelly Clarkson Show has seen a series of guest hosts during Clarkson's unexplained absence, igniting fan curiosity until her return on March 18.

American actor and Mad Men star Christina Hendricks will be alongside Irish actor Chris O'Dowd for a chat about their new series Small Town, Big Story.

Tattoos, for me, are like storytelling. 'Life' is my favorite movie of all time. So I put the word Life, and then inside of it are my favorite characters from other movies.

Angelia Jolie, appearing taken aback, navigated a tense moment on the Golden Globes red carpet when asked about the stark contrasts in her life over the past 25 years.

Robert Pattinson's humorous admission about his nonchalant view on hair washing, revealing, "I don't really see the point in washing your hair" highlights how celebrities can exaggerate in interviews.

Josh Brolin shared a humorous anecdote about opting not to meet George W. Bush after filming 'W.' because he was put off by Bush's dog paintings.

Cynthia Erivo addressed an inappropriate question about her bathroom habits during her appearance on 'Armchair Expert', emphasizing that nobody wipes their backside with just fingers.

Martha Stewart appeared on "The Drew Barrymore Show" and humorously pushed the host away after a touchy-feely interaction that made both slightly uncomfortable.

"Okay, serious question. How is my cooking?" Kardashian asked West. To which West replied, "You haven't cooked for us in a long time. Last time you cooked was two Halloweens ago." Her frankness showcases a humorous dynamic between mother and daughter.

Jackson, dressed impeccably in a Thom Browne tuxedo, exudes a serene presence despite her cold, showcasing her comfort in the demanding public eye.

Fisher Stevens described the moment when David Beckham interrupted Victoria’s interview as surprising, stating it prompted her to be more open, significantly changing the course of the recording.