Tom Hanks is interviewed about his part in the beloved film, “Forrest Gump.” Hanks describes the amazingly complex range of emotions and events that the movie invokes on the audience and himself, especially while filming it.
The Beatles hold a press conference on September 15, 1964 in Cleveland, Ohio to discuss their time in America as well as share some funny anecdotes about their work together as a band.
The Beatles share their reaction after being honored with the title of Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (MBE) and talk about their plans for their next tour in this interview from June 12, 1965.
Roger Ebert discusses why film critics are necessary and recalls how the thumbs up/thumbs down voting system he and Gene Siskel trademarked was first conceived.
Film critic Roger Ebert recalls the first time he met fellow critic Gene Siskel and describes his first impression of his future partner.
Chaz Ebert, widow of film critic Roger Ebert, remembers the first time her husband was ill and explains how the second illness was different, as well as how it affected the final days of his life. Ebert passed away on April 4, 2013 due to complications from cancer.
Alex Trebek explains how Jeopardy became such a well known show that is popular with people of all ages from around the country. Jeopardy first premiered on March 31, 1964.
Alex Trebek discusses what he enjoys about hosting Jeopardy when celebrity guests are competing and explains how famous contestants are different from regular contestants who must take a test to get on the show.
Bob Verini remembers what it was like to win Jeopardy in the 80s and explains why he did not get accepted on the show the first time he applied.
Defense lawyers of Marvin Gaye, Sr. explain how their client acted in self-defense and that in fact, his son, Marvin Gaye, the killed victim, was the “aggressor.” On April 1, 1984, the popular musician, Marvin Gaye, died after his father shot him in the chest following a violent argument where … Continue reading
