Reflecting Upon The Famous Whitney Huston

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Here we have the famous Whitney Huston, speaking upon her feelings towards her acting career, her music and her feelings of being one of the most successful female who lived.

Amy Winehouse Talks Influences, Songwriting and Relationships

In today's episode of Jazz Today, we revisit an interview with the late Amy Winehouse discussing how jazz shaped her music and songwriting while keeping her sound current.  Check out the full interview here and her live performance of the single "Stronger Than Me" off her debut album, Frank.  

A Soldiers Feelings

This Is the most deadliest sniper in military history ever recorded.  This man saved many lives on and off the battlefield.  But being who he is, he exposed his real feelings towards the many harsh realities people in the military may have to face pre, and prior deployment.

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Jack Black gives us a taste of his new album Rize of The Phoenix!

Get ready for some Jack Black antics, when he takes us into his world and mind.  In this David Letterman interview Jack shows us why he is the king of Rock Comedy.

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Sandra Bullock Tells All About "Gravity"

Sandra Bullock tells all about to be Dr. Stone, and how she really feels working with George Clooney in the movie "Gravity"

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Machine Gun Kelly...Just A Regular Joe by Lars Spalin

Stars are seen sometimes as being above the general public but that's not the case with rapper Machine Gun Kelly.

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Inside a Killer's Mind

Although they are synonymous with fear and psychopaths, serial killers have become a huge part of popular culture with their abnormal ways of thinking. Movies like Psycho and Texas Chainsaw Massacre, both of which are based off of serial killer Ed Gein, have even created fame to the names of serial killers all over the world. Along with their manifestos and legacies of murder, these killers leave behind ideologies. What made John Wayne Gacy so fascinating was not just his mode of operation but also his normal and charismatic demeanor that he portrayed. It was the way he thought that brought him attention which is what this excerpt from an interview with serial killer John Hughes attempts to reveal as well. He is asked the ultimate question that any serial killer must come across at some point; "why did you do it?"