Things Don't Always Turn Out Exactly The

When I Turned 40, I Was Like, Huh. I Accept Myself More Now. It Was Much More Comforting.

I Don't Regret What I've Been Through. I've Had Ups And Downs, Super Highs And Some Really Low Lows. I've Been So Blessed That I Could Never Say, "i Wish This Didn't Happen." It's Part Of Who I Am. There's Nothing In My Life That's So Ugh.

I've Always Been Asked The Question, "what Is It With Australian Men?" It's Weird Because Most Of My Friends Here [in The United States] Are American Men. I Think There's Cultural Differences. It's A Really American Thing To Kind Of Wax Your Chest. As A Man It's Like, "get Rid Of That Unsightly Hair!" In Australia It's Like, "mate, What Are You Doing? Why Would You Do That? Doesn't That Hurt?" So There's A Few Little Differences That Keep Us.

This Film [the Cell] Certainly Is Not Meant For The Girls Who Sing Along With My Songs.

When I Was Young, I Was Just About Hard Work. But As I Got Older, I Did Experience Anxiety, Doubt, Judgment, And It's So Easy To Lose Yourself For A Second.