I've done hundreds of interviews. Sometimes I fall in love with someone because their work is so terrific, or because they're funny when I hadn't expected that, or they are so intimate that I want to protect them. Sometimes I fall out of love, too, but that's much rarer.

Greg Kinnear (Movieline)
Before anyone knew who the hell he was

Madeleine Stowe (Movieline)
The quirkiest woman in Hollywood

Chris O'Donnell (Movieline)
Innocent abroad

Bill Pullman (Movieline)
Bill Pullman was so much more than a generic would-be-president.

Anthony Hopkins (Movies USA)
Sir Tony called me two hours after he won his Oscar, to remind me that I had predicted it. I swooned.

Nothing But A Heartache (Times of London)
Sometimes girlfriends break your heart worse than any man.

Message in a Bottle (The New York Post)
Neil Steinberg's memoir, DRUNKARD: A Hard-Drinking Life, is at once hysterical and cringe inducing.

"BOYS WILL BE BOYS" (The New York Post)
The 1990s cowboys were menaces on and off field...

Love Junkie (The New York Post)
Nobody grows up hoping to become an alcoholic or a heroin user; people don't sit around thinking of ways to become compulsive eaters or gamblers. But sex addiction?

I'm Perfect, You're Doomed" (The New York Post)
Imagine a world where the Devil might be hiding in Smurfs or yard sales, where dancing and holidays are considered the work of Satan, and where one wrong move can damn you to hell for eternity.

For Richer, For Poorer (Times Online)
A Love Affair with Poker by Victoria Coren.

Christopher Walken (Movieline)
Interview with the Antichrist

Anne Rice (Movieline)
Interview with the author of Interview with the Vampire

Jason Scott Lee (Movieline)
Natural Wonder

Brendan Fraser (Movieline)
Shy guy

Steve Martin (Movieline)
My love letter to Steve Martin

Anna Sui (Movieline)
The passion of the clothes designer

Camille Paglia (Movieline)
Camille Paglia's target practice

Patrick Stewart (Movieline)
Patrick Stewart talks all kinds of things!