Archive | Interview
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Q&A: ‘Harold & Kumar’ star Kal Penn
UCLA alumnus Kal Penn returns to the film franchise of “Harold and Kumar” with “A Very Harold and Kumar 3D Christmas,” opening in theaters today.
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Q & A with Betty White
On Tuesday, comedian Betty White accepted the Jack Benny Award at UCLA for her achievements in comedy. She spoke to the Daily Bruin’s Laurie Allred about the award, her current projects and how comedy has changed over the course of her career.
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Interview: Jon Stewart on politics
The Sun sat down for an interview with Jon Stewart after his Cornell U. show Friday. The Sun: How do you think your role as a political commentator has changed since the last time you were at Cornell? Jon Stewart: How has it changed? I’m not sure it’s changed … I have.
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Q&A with Joe Jonas about starting a solo career and his new album, ‘FastLife’
Joe Jonas has chosen the road towards a solo career and releases his new album, “FastLife,” today.
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‘Cash Cab’ host talks college, odd jobs and comedy
Emmy award-winning gameshow host and comedian Ben Bailey, known best as host of “Cash Cab,” visited the University campus to give a stand-up performance Monday evening. The Daily Illini had a chance to sit down and talk with Bailey.
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Jonah Hill ‘Just wants to make cool stuff’
In just over five years, Jonah Hill has gone from being a side-splitting minor character in assorted Judd Apatow movies to an actor widely recognized for his unmistakable talent, even outside of comedy films.
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Interview: Jonah Hill switches gears for ‘Moneyball’
Jonah Hill is one of Hollywood’s most sought-after talents. He is famous for his comical personality and riotous roles, including his character Seth in the acclaimed hit “Superbad.
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Swardson exposes himself as ‘Bucky Larson’
Comedian and actor Nick Swardson has been one of Hollywood's rising stars of comedy ever since he was taken under the wing of Adam Sandler and his merry troupe of goofballs.
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Owen Wilson, Larry the Cable Guy talk driving ‘Cars 2’ overseas
After zooming through theaters and toy stores in 2006, Pixar Animation Studios is bringing one of its most lucrative franchises back to the big screen this weekend with "Cars 2.