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January, 1986 Interview Magazine with Prince Albert of Monaco. Publisher, Andy Warhol. Brittle condition.
Upfront - Hilary Beane, Patssi Valdez, Alexa Singer, Carolyn Mahboubi, Christina Pahk, Rosalia and Robert Caravaggi, Cynthia Sley and Ivan Julian, Charlie and Jeremy Taylor
Interviews - H.S.H. Prince Albert of Monaco, Photography: Helmut Newton, Foreign Film: Gerard Depardieu, Movie: Russ Meyer, Reminiscences: Earl Blackwell, India: Naveen Patnaik, Rock: Pat Benatar
Features - Anouk Aimee and Emanuel Ungaro, Paris: Studio Bercot, Christian Vadim, The Drive-In Year In Review, Ski Wear: Vanessa Williams, Amy Penn, Simon Doonan, Designs for Living, Harlem Revival: Arthur Flowers, Doris Jean Austin, Terry McMillan, In Hollywood, Beat, Crossover Dreams: Paul-Etienne Texel and Peter Hofmann, Menswear Paris '86, In Barcelona, The End of Passion
Shannon Priddy (left), the national president of United Methodist Women, is interviewed by Danae King, a reporter for The Columbus Dispatch, on the street in Columbus, Ohio, where members of United Methodist Women spent several hours on May 17, 2018, picking up trash and cleaning the neighborhood. The Ubuntu Day of Service came on the eve of the organization's Assembly 2018 in Columbus. The women worked in the South Orchard neighborhood in collaboration with Community Development for All People, a local community center affiliated with United Methodist Women. Photo by Paul Jeffrey for United Methodist Women.
French Radio RFI interviews Rafael Mariano Grossi, IAEA Director General, during his official visit to Paris, France. 1 December 2021
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
303 - Is it true that you love Bon Jovi?*
Babak - Love is nothing more than a four letter word - I admire any Artist that can do what they do, whether music photography or whatever despite all the bullshit, scams and disappointments. Someone said you get good at what you doing after 10,000 hours of doing it and i don't think a lot of people have the drive to do any thing that much .
3030 Tell us about your obsession with aeroplanes and are you a member of the mile high club? Babak - Airplanes like models always hang around runways and the mile high thing is so overrated!
303-Describe the moment you know that the photo you are taking is magical?
Babak - Sometimes it is right at the point of shutter release and sometimes it is years away in the future , every photo has a different time that it becomes magical.
303 - When did you start doing your infamous “jumpshots” (pictures of yourself jumping)
Babak - First one was a self portrait a light test on Polaroid back in 1996-ish ! I know - But they are fun, i like to do then with one other person and for me its like getting my self synchronized with the other person .
303 - How would you describe your style as a photographer?
Babak- i always say " i like to shoot people up in the right key"
A Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service (SITES) staffer interviews one of the "Suited for Space" exhibition curators, Cathleen Lewis, who talks about the AX-2 spacesuit. Lewis is responsible for the spacesuit collection at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum.
For more information about this exhibition and to see a tour schedule:
www.sites.si.edu/exhibitions/exhibits/suitedForSpace/inde...
For great interactive content, visit "Suited for Space" on Facebook: www.facebook.com/suitedforspace
Photo by Mark Avino/Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum
On 8th March 2019, ESCP Europe's London Campus hosted its Bicentenary Student Gala.
Staged at 8 Northumberland Avenue, the event attracted record numbers for what is one of the highlights of the Campus' celebrations in this landmark year.
10 different degree programmes were represented on a night that welcomed 400 guests.
This year, the ESCP Europe community celebrated not only the Bicentenary of the School, but also International Women’s Day. Guest of honour was ESCP Europe’s Emeritus Professor Joëlle Le Vourc’h, the first female student admitted to the School in 1970. A short video telling Joëlle’s story was screened and is available online. Previously, Joëlle was interviewed by the Financial Times.
The Gala drew attention to the School’s achievements over the past 12 months and the success of its diverse student community. Host and Campus Dean, Professor Simon Mercado gave summary to these achievements and highlighted The Times Higher Education UK Business School of the Year Award for 2018.
Two sponsored awards were presented to students: Student Company Consultancy Project of the Year (for work done by MBA in International Management students on behalf of Orange), and London Student Society of the Year (awarded to Call On’U London for their leadership work linked to the National Model United Nations Conference). Prize sponsor funds from Bel and BlueSky PR will go to student nominated charities.
Guests unanimously agreed that the Gala was a huge success, with many already looking forward to next year's event.
Pulse TV, a Vienna-based tv news show is setting up to do an interview with me.
I'm going to talk about DIY.
Why do I make things myself?
How can people get started?
What are some fun projects?
What kind of things can you find in Make: Magazine to inspire you?
SOLD
Snapshot (Autumn 1986)
Found this at a local record show this past weekend. This is a mid 80's cassette magazine compiled and distributed by Steve Peters (steve-peters.blogspot.com) when he was living in New York.
This issue contains recordings of live Latin music, the sounds of an air pump, a Nigerian Comedian and interviews with various people. One interview is quite powerful and disturbing. When you think of hippies, you think of peace and love...however, one interview with a girl who grew up in a hippie community shows that "love" is not always what it seems. She speaks of a community composed of men with daughters...there is only one bed...
Included with the box is a vast array of inserts ranging from writings from Lee Markosian to grave rubbings and epitaphs collected by Mike Tetrault.
issues #6 - #8 were the only ones released in physical form. Issues #1 - #5 were radio broadcasts and #9 was never released.
If anyone out there has a copy of Issue #6 to sell/trade please let me know.
The application method for flight attendant jobs is often extremely competitive, therefore being well ready for your interview can facilitate your stand out from the group. Job interviews are often trying and a few folks cope well fraught higher than others.
Mayor Boris Johnson being interviewed during London Freewheel. I thought it would be good to see the back of him.
Good evening from Holly at Blythe Network News. Tonight we have a special interview with JennWrenn in Australia who is hosting Amelia The Traveling Blythe. Back in March of 2010 when I looked at the schedule for Amelia I could not believe how much time had to pass before she reached Australia. We were her third host and many things have changed since that time. I am overjoyed to finally put the pushpin on Australia! And now to our interview. (This is a real interview and the station stands by its authenticity.)
JennWrenn: I’m very honoured to be interviewed by so distinguished and experienced a reporter.
Holly: Thank you. Can you tell us where you are located in Australia?
JennWrenn: I live in the city of Brisbane, which is the capital of the state of Queensland. Brisbane is a subtropical city, so we get hot humid Summers and beautiful mild Winters. We also can get big storms and even sometimes cyclones! But they only happen once in a long while. I don’t think Amelia should worry. www.flickr.com/photos/39205945@N05/6725259915/in/photostream
Holly: We have not seen the contents of Amelia’s box in a long time. Does she have many items?
JennWrenn: Amelia is traveling with lots of lovely postcards from places that she’s visited, and some very sweet tiny treasures that some of her hosts have included. She is still able to fit into a normal sized shipper box though, because bigger gifts can be sent directly to Sandra (minkidynamite).
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Holly: How is Amelia getting on with your girls? Do they have any difficulty with each others accents?
JennWrenn: She met all of my other girls this morning at breakfast, and you know what? They have all become instant friends! There is no language barrier because (as Amelia herself says) “blythe speaks the language of love and harmony”!
(Sounds of applause and cheers from the camera crew, grip, and best boy.)
Holly: Is Brisbane hosting any special events in honor of Amelia?
JennWrenn: A couple of major events have been scheduled to coincide with Amelia’s visit:
Tomorrow the Queensland Museaum reopens in time for their 150th anniversary celebrations after being closed for major renovations for 3 ½ months. Coincidence? I think not. Also of course we celebrate our National Day – ‘Australia Day’ – on Thursday 26th January.
Holly: Thank you so much for this wonderful informative interview! We hope you and your girls have a wonderful time with Amelia.
JennWrenn: I will keep you up to date with Amelia’s activities through posting photos each day. Talk again soon!
BNN thanks Jenn for taking time to be interviewed by the station. It is a way of letting all of us be part of The Traveling Blythe Program even if you are not a host. Show your thanks to her by checking out and commenting on her photos. That is where I am going now. Thank you for tuning in to Blythe Network News. This is Holly saying Good Night!
Queen & Courts first interview after being selected to their position. CJAD's Andrew Carter was a great host as always.
Tim Armstrong, CEO of AOL, is interviewed on-stage as part of the company's presentation about content and online strategy during Advertising Week. Taken on September 29, 2010 in The Times Center.
Caroline Bray
1901
Ethel F. Martin
oil painting
VA.1950.112
This oil painting show Caroline (Cara) Bray in the last few years of her life, aged about 86. Cara was friends with Mary Ann Evans (George Eliot) for most of her life. Cara was interviewed for biographies written about Eliot after Mary Ann died in 1880.
While Cara and husband Charles Bray were very rich in the early part of their marriage, by 1857 they had to sell their grand home Rosehill and eventually lived in a much smaller house in Barrs Hill, Coventry.
From 1841 to 1849 Mary Ann Evans lived with her father in a grand semi-detached house just off the main road in Foleshill, then village near the city of Coventry. While in Coventry Mary Ann became friends with radical intellectuals known as the Rosehill Circle – headed by Cara and Charles Bray.
Mary Ann’s time in Coventry was one of change and personal development. It had a difficult start as she refused to attend church for five months which deeply upset her father – a period known later as the ‘Holy War’. Her growing friendship with the Brays led to Mary Ann being commissioned to translate from the German Strauss’ sensational volume ‘The Life of Jesus, Critically Examined’.
The end of her time in Coventry was overshadowed by her father’s illness and death. This led to the Bray’s taking Mary Ann on a continental tour which began her move from the Midlands to London and the launch of her literary career.
Objects held at the Herbert Art Gallery & Museum are held in three collections: local studies at the Coventry Archives and Research Centre, visual arts and social history. Much of the collection relates to Mary Ann’s relationship with the Rosehill Circle and includes sketches, watercolours, letters and objects such as the piano bought for her by life partner, George Henry Lewes. Find our more at www.theherbert.org and explore our collections further at www.coventrycollections.org.
Some kind of interview taking place in the ocean from an unknown Spanish language show. It appears that the one in the white long sleeved dress shirt was the one being interviewed while the interviewer (who spoke much less) was the one in short sleeves. Wish I knew what was being said and the backstory behind this.
HE Mr Xavier Sticker(far left), Resident Representative of France to the IAEA, Sophie Boutaud de la Combe (second from left), IAEA Director, Office of Public Information and Communication Frederic Mariotte (third from left), Counsellor (Nuclear) Permanent Mission of the French Republic, and Diego Candano Laris (far right), Senior Advisor to the Director General, at the recording room as they listen to Rafael Mariano Grossi, IAEA Director General, interview by the French Radio RFI during his official visit to Paris, France. 1 December 2021
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
TNIG: Interviewer
RW: Ralph Wong
TNIG - Hey Ralph! How are you holding up after the elimination?
RW - It's really unfortunate to leave at this point. I really wanted to keep on rollin" in this compettion but I guess not. I wanted to do it for my fans, myself and for Madge... But I just couldn't which is why I'm dissapointed in myself.
TNIG - So, do you agree with your elimination?
RW - Hmmmm..... Not really. I had one of the most unique looks in the bunch and I feel like I could've won it all. Then again Mia is a great model so i'm happy she stayed. But I feel like I had so much more to show.
TNIG - Now, everyone knows you as the asian stunner. What was your childhood like?
RW - Well I was actually born in Korea but my family moved to America when I was 2. My parents are very conservative and traditional so they didn't like the idea of me modeling. But, they let me try out for TNIG and they are soo proud of how far I made it.
TNIG - Who were you closest to in the house?
RW - Madge! We bonded so much during the compettion and I was so sad last week when she droped out. I was really mad at Alexandria for bringing it up at judging and when Iconfronted her about it it turned into an all-out brawl. But at the end of the day Madge did what was best fro her so that's all I can ask for.
TNIG - What was your favorite photoshoot in the compettion?
MRW - I loved my Victoria's Secret challenge photo! I just owned it on set that day and I really became a breakout star that week. I promised myself that i would get FCO atleast once so, I'm happy I achevied my goal. My least favorite shoot like most of the other girls was the "Groupies" shoot. I felt so left out because I was just placed on the floor while Logan and Mia got to stand up and be the center of attention.
TNIG - Now that the compettion is over what are your plans?
RW - I'm going to go to alot of castings and just try to book as many jobs as i can! My goal is to become an international Top Model. Hopefully I can achieve that with this under my belt. I know that this is only the beginning for me.
TNIG - Who are you rooting for to win?
RW - I would have to say Mia. She is such a sweet heart and she's really the only nice girl left. She has a great look so, i'm rooting for her all the way baby!
Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva is interviewed by Bloomberg from the International Monetary Fund.
IMF Photo/Cory Hancock
21 May 2021
Washington, DC, United States
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Justin interviewed by Frederick Skavlan of the Norwegian TV.
"When I look back at how everything has worked out for me..."
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