All articles tagged with #podcast interview
Originally Published 2 months ago — by NBC News
Allison Mack, former 'Smallville' actress and NXIVM member, discusses her role in the sex cult, her use of fame as a power tool, her prison experience, and her life after release in a new podcast, revealing her remorse and efforts to rebuild her life.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by The Washington Post
Taylor Swift gave an unprecedented two-hour interview on Travis Kelce's podcast, revealing details about her relationship with Kelce, her fight to buy back her master recordings, her experiences on the Eras Tour, her recent personal life, and her upcoming album 'The Life of a Showgirl,' which is inspired by her tour and features upbeat, infectious melodies.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by CNN
Taylor Swift announced her 12th studio album, 'The Life of a Showgirl,' set for release on October 3, during a candid podcast appearance on 'New Heights' with Travis Kelce and Jason Kelce, where she also shared personal insights about her relationship, music, and hobbies.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by The Cut
Influencer Delaney Rowe discussed her dating life and hinted at a possible relationship with B.J. Novak on a podcast, revealing her recent emotional journey and mixed signals in the relationship.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Entertainment Weekly News
Drake Bell provides further details about the abuse allegations against him, admitting to irresponsible behavior in sending inappropriate text messages to a teenage girl and pleading guilty to felony and misdemeanor charges. He denies the sexual abuse allegations and expresses regret for his actions, while also acknowledging the support of his ex-wife. The New York Times retracted erroneous details about his sentencing, and Bell's accuser characterized him as "the epitome of evil."
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Entertainment Weekly News
Drake Bell reveals that none of the people who wrote letters of support for his abuser have privately apologized to him, despite some publicly expressing regret. The actor expressed his shock and disappointment at learning about the support and working alongside those individuals, emphasizing the impact of such actions. While a few have publicly expressed remorse, many have not issued statements since the docuseries aired.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Page Six
Lola Glaudini claimed in a resurfaced interview that Johnny Depp berated her on the set of "Blow" in 2001 for laughing during a take, despite being instructed to do so by the director. Depp allegedly called her a "f—king idiot" and later gave her a "non-apology apology." A crew member from the film has no recollection of the alleged confrontation, and Depp's representative stated that his account differs greatly from others on set.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Denver Sports
Russell Wilson claimed in a podcast interview that the NFL said the Broncos' request to delay the onset of his injury guarantee was illegal, but a source with knowledge stated that the NFL did not convey such sentiments. Wilson detailed his reaction to the Broncos' initial request and expressed his desire to remain with the team despite contract issues. He also discussed his connection with former teammate Brandon Marshall and his commitment to playing through injuries for the sake of winning.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Entertainment Weekly News
'90s heartthrob Andrew Keegan addressed rumors about his involvement in a "cult" by explaining that Full Circle, the spiritual organization he helped found, was simply a community center in Venice. He reflected on the experience, admitting to spending significant amounts of money and acknowledging that media attention could have been handled better. Keegan emphasized that the organization was a positive force in the community, hosting numerous events and benefiting many people. He also mentioned a lawsuit against a media outlet for false reporting and expressed amusement at being labeled a cult leader.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBC News
Former teen heartthrob Andrew Keegan addressed rumors of running a cult on the "Pod Meets World" podcast, explaining that his group, Full Circle, was a community center in Venice Beach and not a cult. Keegan discussed the defamation lawsuit he filed against media outlets and emphasized that the group's activities were misrepresented in the media. He also reflected on the experience and expressed pride in how the group positively impacted the community.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Variety
Bill Maher revealed that he conducted a two-hour interview with Kanye West for his podcast but decided not to release it due to West's antisemitic views, describing him as a "charming antisemite." Maher expressed concern about West's influence on young people and the spread of antisemitic ideas, stating that airing the episode would contribute to this. West has made numerous troubling comments and faced consequences such as losing partnerships and being dropped by his agency.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Entertainment Weekly News
Tom Sandoval reflects on his cheating scandal with Raquel Leviss, admitting it was due to his "low self-worth" and expressing regret on The Viall Files podcast. He vows to never cheat in that manner again, but his ambiguous phrasing raises questions about potential future infidelity. Sandoval emphasizes his commitment to personal growth and moving forward, as he navigates the fallout from the scandal and prepares for the new season of Vanderpump Rules.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Daily Caller
James Haven, Angelina Jolie's brother, opened up for the first time about their close relationship on the 90Who10 podcast, reflecting on their bond and his protective nature, especially after Jolie's public breakup with Brad Pitt. Haven emphasized the importance of being present for his sister and her children, drawing on the life lessons from their late mother, Marcheline Bertrand. He remains a supportive figure in their lives as Jolie's children approach adulthood.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Daily Mail
Actor Kevin Bacon revealed in a podcast interview with Rob Lowe that the previous owner of his Connecticut farm demanded he destroy an abandoned house on the property before selling it to him, out of fear that it was haunted. The owner believed Bacon would get possessed and cause damage. After negotiations, Bacon agreed to destroy the house within a month of buying the property. Bacon also shared his reluctance to spend a night in the abandoned house and his encounter with a self-proclaimed supernatural expert.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by TVLine
In a podcast interview, actor Rob Lowe revealed that leaving the hit NBC drama The West Wing was "the best thing I ever did," comparing his time on the show to a "super unhealthy relationship." Lowe felt undervalued and had a diminished role for his character, leading to his departure after Season 4. Despite the departure, Lowe expressed gratitude for being part of television history and has since continued his successful acting career on shows like Brothers & Sisters, Parks and Recreation, and 9-1-1: Lone Star.