Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia got a lot of attention for his colorful interview with New York magazine on Sunday.
Whether he's hitting a bag or yammering in news reports, Mr. Bruno, a former boxer and notorious political pugilist, makes a colorful, entertaining interview subject, as does the strategist Roger Stone.
McCabe has spent almost two decades exploring cities, towns and villages from the top to the bottom of the Italian boot, first with her award-winning travel publication and now with her PBS series, where she interviews colorful locals chefs, artisans, historians and others who are preserving the traditions of their ancestors.
From 1938 to 1941, Mr. Rapport participated in the Southern Writers' Project, interviewing colorful figures in North Carolina.
If Eritmo.com feels like the sterile but stocked neighborhood superstore, the LaMusica.com site (www.lamusica.com) is a fan's basement, crammed with colorful photos and video interviews with the stars of the Latin pop, salsa, merengue and Tejano scenes.
The true-crime story cleverly combines dramatic reenactments and interviews with colorful local citizens familiar with the not-so-cut-and-dry case.
The film documents Muntz's life, paying particular attention to his colorful career, and includes interviews with people who knew him and home movie footage contributed by his children.
Mr. Howard interviewed the colorful minor and major players, including Mr. Pratt, who died in 2007, and the book quotes dealers using language this newspaper won't print to describe snobby customers and sleazy colleagues.
In 2006, he repeated that line, with colorful embellishment, in an interview and e-mail exchanges with Forbes.
