I've Always Been Really Curious About Things

Anyone Who Agrees To Be Interviewed Must Decide Where To Draw The Line Between What Is Public And What Is Private. But The Line Can Shift, Depending On Who Is Asking The Questions. What Puts Someone On Guard Isn't Necessarily The Fear Of Being 'found Out.' It Sometimes Is Just The Fear Of Being Misunderstood.

The Excitement For Me Lies Not So Much In Interviewing The Hard-to-get Famous Person, But The Person Whom You Are About To Discover. You Know, Like Maybe The Character Actors Who Are Just Coming Into Their Own And You're Realizing How Great They Are.

Based On The Number That They Found, The New York Times Reported That Hillary [clinton] Had Basically Clinched The Primary 'cause You Added The Superdelegates To The Number Of Delegates You'd Already Gotten. But This Was On The Eve Of The California And New Jersey Primary.

I've Always Been Really Curious About Things And Slightly Confused By The World, And I Think Someone Who Feels That Way Is In A Good Position To Be The One Asking Questions.

Work Can Take On A New Dimension If You Know Something About The Artist.