#interiew

[thenerdsofcolor]

Michelle Ang and 'The Bad Batch' Executive Producers Discuss Conclusion of the 'Star Wars' Animated Series

Star Wars: The Bad Batch is about to return for its third and final season. In a time of so much uncertainty for the galaxy, things are already posing to be even more so with Omega taken captive to Mount Tantiss (where former Clone Force 99 member, Crosshair, is also held). The remaining members of the Bad Batch now must do whatever they can to get her back, and sadly, following the previous…

[ndyercloset]

April 29, 2022- Elle Singapore

Look #4

Bulgari rock two-band rose gold ring with studded spiral and black ceramic ($2,910).

Bulgari B.Zero01 yellow gold three-band ring set with demi-pavé diamonds ring ($4850).

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230531 得令杂志

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Ryan Guzmán talks about working on 9-1-1 - KTLA (18/06/2024)

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John Lydon & Keith Levene on Tom Snyder Show in 1980

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04.08.2023 - Wacken Open Air, Wacken, Germany

Ville Valo's first time at Wacken - Full Interview for MagentaMusik

00:00 Introduction 00:30 What's it like to be at Wacken? 01:10 What did you bring to Wacken? 01:52 What is Ville's favorite HIM Album? 02:49 What is the Mecca of Love Metal? 03:29 Personal Story "Finding Love through HIM" 03:54 The symbols of Metal 04:31 The birth of the Heartagram 05:29 What would be Ville's ideal profession, if Music did not exist? 06:13 What do Ville's Angel and Devil on his shoulders say? 06:33 What personality traits are the ones you value the most in your band? 07:46 How can one identify that someone is "the one"? 09:14 What's it like getting used to this level of attention? 10:26 Update Idea for the Finnish flag 10:50 End of the Interview

The day that Ville Valo got to play for the first time at Wacken, I had the honor of asking him a few questions. Thank you so much to MagentaMusik and MagentaTV for making this dream of mine come true, and of course a HUGE thank you to Ville Valo, for being such a nice person and taking the time for this Interview.

[hylianane]

No fucking way

[thislovintime]

Peter Tork onstage in Greenwich Village, 1964; photos by Bob Campbell.

“[Peter] worked the street, he was — he worked the basket houses, where you’d pass the basket. You’d go in and do a set, you’d get 15 minutes or something, 15 or 20 minutes to do your thing, and then they’d pass the hat, you’d get whatever you’d get, you know. [...] [Outside] one of the little coffee houses, there’d be a sign out front that said, you know, ‘tonight.’ You know, they’d have a list of names, and one of the names was Tork, T-O-R-K, which is what he went by then, he just went by Tork. Everybody knew him as Tork, nobody called him Peter, really. We knew his first name was Peter, and we knew his last name was Thorkelson, but he was Tork, you know? And he’d — mostly, he did banjo and folk songs, some goofy tunes that he wrote, and he did comic patter in between and he was really good at that, you know, he was really engaging, he was very good with the audience. And then, we ran into him on the street, my girlfriend at the time and I were walking on MacDougal Street, ran into him, and he said, ‘Hey, it’s my last night in town, I got this job, I made the audition, I’m going out to California to do this TV show.’ You know. ‘I may be back in a couple of months, but I’m gonna go for it.’ And he was driving an old Saab for a friend out from New York, I think as far as Minneapolis, and then taking a Greyhound from there to come out to LA to be a Monkee. (laughs) And he said, ‘I’m going to a party, want to go?’ So we went with him to this party. You know Eric Andersen? He was pretty well known and very much in the middle of folk scene in New York at the time [and the party was at Anderson’s loft]. […] So this had to be ‘65, I guess, -ish, ‘65-ish. So we go down to I guess what you would now call Soho […], and we came in the place and we walk in, and I hear someone banging on the piano […]. The piano, it was Al Kooper, and the singer was Joan, Joan Baez, singing rock and roll. And Dylan was at the party, and a whole cast of characters from the Village… and that was Peter’s last night in New York before coming out here. We saw him like a year later, and he was — let’s see, his girlfriend at the time was Leah [Cohen]… and we all went to dinner, and like that. He was scratching his head about it still, he said, I don’t — it’s just like, ‘I don’t understand, all of a sudden, everybody wants to know me.’” - Tedd Baron, Tales of the Road Warriors, 2019

More about Peter in the early 1960s here.

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God Built Us Different: A Conversation with the Women of 'Rise'

Pulled away from the Company of Angels Theater at Hazard Recreation Park as the lights were dimmed and the locks were shut after a lively post-production reception, and into the dark of the studio parking lot, I had the opportunity to discuss the makings of COA’s newest community play — Rise by Kimba Henderson — with the cast and creators themselves. It was a warm Autumn night in California, the…

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was anyone gonna tell me olivia cooke is hot or was i just supposed to find out by clicking on a youtube video myself

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Why aren’t Tracy or Jesse doing press? Or Marina or paddy? Is it because they are blocked from interviews or what. I need it to make sense waffles.

I'm going to say this bluntly, I don't like the term "blocked" for this situation.

It could be ANYONE'S decision to not have them doing press - the actor(s), the network, or the team for the actor i.e managers, etc. There are also any number of reasons any one of those agents would chose to not have them do press. It's okay for them to be selective when doing promotion.

Do I think there's a reason we aren't seeing them do as much as they have done in the past? Yes... For a reason you can probably guess too.

That being said, I do think we will get content from the entire cast for the 200th, even if it's limited, scoped coverage. (Which I am expecting it to be).

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lies facedown on floor

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losing my mind. Too many thoughts

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Band Interview Of The Day - Michael Webster

If could introduce yourselves for us, who are you? I’m a singer-songwriter based in Manchester, UK – I’ve been performing for a good few years now and I’ve got a bunch of releases out! I also put on gigs, run a label and produce others’ music – all good fun! How long have you been playing? I started playing in 2013/14, but properly started playing towards the end of 2014 – I moved to…