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Stan Lee
Stan Lee and The Hulk
Stan Lee, American comic book writer, explains the difference between ‘The Hulk’ on paper and ‘The Hulk’ on the big screen.
Tag: Arts and Culture
Stan Lee
Billy Joel
[Audio Only] Billy Joel Talks Working with Ray Charles
In this audio clip, Billy Joel discusses how Ray Charles was his favorite piano player/singer, and how he named his daughter for Alexa Ray, for this iconic performer. Billy Joel is a pianist and singer-songwriter best known for his song “Piano Man”.
Billy Joel
[Audio Only] Billy Joel on His Relationship with Elton John
In this audio clip, Billy Joel discusses the “misunderstanding” between him and Elton John after Joel quit touring with Elton John. Billy Joel is an American pianist, singer-songwriter, and composer best known for his song, “Piano Man.”
Salvador Dali
Salvador Dali on Being a Bad Painter
Artist Salvador Dali explains why he doesn’t consider himself a good painter and explains the concepts behind his well known artwork.
Stan Lee
Stan Lee on the Creative Origin of The Hulk
Comic book creator Stan Lee explains where the idea for “The Incredible Hulk” came from and explains how the superhero ending up being green.
Harry Gordon Selfridge
Jeremy Piven on Portraying Mr. Selfridge
Actor Jeremy Piven discusses what it’s like to play shopping magnate Harry Gordon Selfridge and explains how Selfridge’s personality traits have stuck with him in his everyday life.
The Incredible Hulk
Jack Kirby: ‘The Hulk is in All of Us’
Comic book artist Jack Kirby discusses the idea behind The Incredible Hulk and explains why the character is based on mankind’s natural reaction to a dangerous situation.
Debbie Reynolds
Debbie Reynolds Remembers Fred Astaire’s Advice on Dancing
Actress Debbie Reynolds remembers the advice Fred Astaire gave her about learning a complicated dance routines and describes the security that Astaire had to keep onlookers from watching him practice.
Billy Joel
Michael Pollack on Playing With Billy Joel
Piano student Michael Pollack describes what it was like to play the piano for Billy Joel while he was at Vanderbilt and explains how he gathered the courage to ask Joel if he could come up on stage.
Alfred Hitchcock
Jimmy Stewart on Working With Alfred Hitchcock
Actor James ‘Jimmy’ Stewart recalls his first creative meeting with Alfred Hitchcock and describes the unique process of shooting a movie Hitchcock used as a director. Stewart also discusses what it’s like to see himself on the screen in his early films.
