Last week Kanye West once again made headlines for his interview with Sway Calloway on Sirius XM Radio's Shade 45.
Cavallari, who is pregnant with her second child with husband Jay Cutler, previously made headlines for an interview she gave to Fox Business show "The Independents," during which she discussed anti-vaccine advocate Jenny McCarthy.
Meanwhile, the TV and radio news and current affairs programmes were following custom and practice by using the negative headlines as a peg for interviews and speculative analysis, all of it suggesting that the Labour leader was toast.
Hough also made recent headlines for a revealing interview in the February issue of Cosmopolitan, in which she opens up about her difficult childhood.
Cosmopolitan magazine did nothing to quell Nutting's worries with its headline for an interview: " 'Tampa': The Sickest, Most Controversial Book of Summer 2013".
JOSHUA PETIMAR Staten Island To the Editor: Regarding "Returning to Her Trail of Tears" (Q&A, Aug. 12): This headline for the interview with the author Cheryl Strayed shows inexcusable ignorance of the real meaning of the Trail of Tears.
As a recent refugee from Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir's regime, I found it disturbing to read the headline for his interview with Simon Tisdall (Genocidal mastermind or bringer of peace? Bashir says he is a wronged man, 21 April).
"It's never over," read a headline for an interview with Nico Hofmann, producer of the series, and a bunch of young Germans in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, a daily.Films such as "Schindler's List", "Holocaust", an American television series, and the German-made "Downfall", which tracks Hitler's final days, all caused passing sensations in Germany.
The interview which made headlines for unexpected reasons Susanna Reid, presenter My interview with David Cameron for Good Morning Britain seven weeks before the election made headlines, but not for the reasons you'd expect.
Morgan's been getting headlines for himself recently by interviewing people like the radio host Alex Jones, who's never met a conspiracy theory he didn't love, and Larry Pratt, the fiery executive director of Gun Owners of America, a more conservative alternative to the N.R.A. Morris's appearance was just more of the same.
