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William Shatner on UFOs, Leonard Nimoy, and T.J. Hooker's Politics
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"This interview is part entertainment, part experience, part bullshit."
Adamson tells us why 'Prince Caspian' is the dirtiest Narnia movie yet.
The acclaimed auteur speaks to Vulture about his new film, Michael Bay, and stuffing Verne Troyer in a suitcase.
The author of Nesbit's new biography convinces Vulture not to pose topless for 'Vanity Fair.'
The legend behind 'Fritz the Cat' raps to Vulture.
Garbut talks to Vulture about recreating New York, pixel by pixel.
"Most of my career is spent in high heels and glamorous clothes. I just can't tell you how happy I am to be in flats."
The 24-year old British stage star talks to Vulture on the eve of his becoming too famous to talk to Vulture.
Richardson speaks to Vulture about the persistently pasty face of contemporary ballet.
Houser spoke to Vulture about building a nuttier, dirtier New York.
"So if you're that guy who likes to do a joint now and then and has to review this film for a newspaper, how are you supposed to take this?"
The Ugandan-born boxer stars in the harrowing Tribeca documentary 'Kassim the Dream.'
"We want to do something creative and interesting, but when you play live, you just end up on the same stage as fucking Limp Bizkit."
The former Mets manager, now a hero of Japanese baseball, is the subject of the new documentary 'The Zen of Bobby V.'
The Swedish songstress hasn't had an American release since her debut ten years ago — but she's a Pitchfork fave nonetheless.
Also, David Cross simply cannot remember the name of that movie he's in.
The actor speaks to Vulture about his legendary role.
Zaror spoke to Vulture about his days as a Hollywood stuntman, his fans back home, and working without a net.
Foley talks to Vulture about the Kids' new live show and his uncanny resemblance to Isabella Rossellini.
In the end, the director of 'Where in the World Is Osama Bin Laden' does not find Osama bin Laden.
Gessen talks about 'All the Sad Young Literary Men' and his portrayal of women.
Reichard spoke with Vulture about leaving one of the biggest Broadway musicals ever and why he's not like his characters.
We grill the pair about their lives on the road and what they eat when not making beautiful music together.
The writer-director behind The Station Agent spoke to Vulture about his new movie and his secret musical ambitions.
"I’d been dancing in a strip mall outside Phoenix. I didn't know what I was getting myself into."