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  • PIXIE LOTT

    Subject:
    Broken Arrow
    Author:
    Jeremy Taylor
    Photography:
    www.pixielott.com
    Q&A,
    2309 words
    Synopsis:
    Pixie Lott talks about her 'X Factor' stint and how stunningly gorgeous Cheryl Cole is - even with malaria... her new single 'Broken Arrow', an upcoming tour, her first movie performance later...
    Quote:
    “I've not actually seen Sharon Stone's work so I need to do some research. I've not even seen 'Basic Instinct', everyone says that every time. I haven't seen it so I need to watch it but I've heard she's a cool lady so I'm excited."
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  • Danny Trejo

    Subject:
    Machete, Predators
    Author:
    Steven Weintraub
    Photography:
    Twenthieth Century Fox Film Corporation
    Q&A,
    1755 words
    Synopsis:
    Not only is Trejo the lead in Robert Rodriguez' Grindhouse movie Machete, he plays a killer brought to another planet in director Nimród Antal's Predators. Trejo talks about both films and his...
    Quote:
    “Well, Robert had been training me…god, that sounds really silly…for Machete since we did Desperado. Everybody thinks that “Machete” came out of a trailer, but it didn't. Robert told me that he wanted to do this movie called Machete when we were doing Desperado.”
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  • JENNIFER ANISTON

    Subject:
    The Switch
    Author:
    Robert Hayes
    Photography:
    Bona Fide Productions
    Q&A,
    2387 words
    Synopsis:
    Jennifer Aniston, Jason Bateman, Jeff Goldblum, Patrick Wilson and Juliette Lewis star in "The Switch," in which a 40-year-old unmarried woman [Aniston] decides to become pregnant by inseminating...
    Quote:
    “I usually really try to steer away from making my creative choices based on what the tabloids are saying.
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  • KATIE MELUA

    Subject:
    The House
    Author:
    Michael Odell/Q
    Photography:
    Jonathan Proctor
    Narrative,
    1668 words
    Synopsis:
    Melua seems to have turned a corner. Her new album, the William Orbit produced The House, finds the 25-year old dumping the Parky -friendly stylings in favour of some Kate BUch goes 21st century pottiness. On a walk through the woods she tells Michael Odell about her spritual framework, her music and how she’d like to date Cate Blanchett in character as Bob Dylan in the movie I’m Not There.
    Quote:
    “Dating a character in a film is just as real as dating someone in the music industry.” ALSO: AN EXTENSIVE Q&A BY TOBIAS HOI
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  • PHIL COLLINS

    Subject:
    Going Back
    Author:
    Steffen Rueth
    Photography:
    Atlantic Records
    Q&A,
    3028 words
    Synopsis:
    Meeting Phil Collins at hotel Beau Rivage in Genf, close to his home in Fenchy, Switzerland, we talked his new album Going Back, about his failed marriage with Orianne, his new girlfriend, Dana Tyler and the surprising fact that he in his old age he is in demand again.
    Quote:
    “I will never marry again.”
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  • YOKO ONO

    Subject:
    Lennon’s 70th birth day (October 9) - tribute
    Author:
    James Nicholas Joyce
    Photography:
    www.photobucket.com
    Q&A,
    2017 words
    Synopsis:
    To commemorate his 70th birthday on October 9, Ono is overseeing the release of re-mastered editions of Lennon's albums as well as three new compilations that cover the ex-Beatle's solo work. These releases are the reason our meeting at Berlin's Kempinski Hotel Bristol, but the conversation soon turns into a tribute to Lennon, in the course of which my own preconceptions about Ono are quickly dispelled.
    Quote:
    “The power of honesty was lacking in pop music then, and he brought it back.“
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  • ALICE COOPER

    Subject:
    Theatre of Death Tour
    Author:
    Alex Haide
    Photography:
    www.AliceCooper.com
    Q&A,
    1582 words
    Synopsis:
    After the US tour following the release of his 25th studio-album „Along Came A Spider“, the inventor of Shock-Rock is taking his newest live-production „Theatre Of Death“ to Europe. Cooper, now 65 years old and 45 plus years in Rock-biz, doesn't like doing things by halves: During the show he is executed four times. Here he talks about having died over 8000 times on stage...
    Quote:
    “Jim Morrison died, because he wanted to be Jim Morrison all the time. And Janis Joplin died, because she wanted to be Janis Joplin all the time. You can't! You can't be that stage character in the real world!”
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