I asked if they'd be open to a formal interview discussing the role of the Yakuza in contemporary Japan.
Her recent takedown of a talk-show host who tried to open an interview about her latest film with a question about her vagina is impeccable: "it kinda made me sad, on two accounts… I was very sad that we live in an age where someone takes a picture of another person in a vulnerable moment and rather than delete it, and do the decent thing, sells it.
Dorsey said he's open to interviewing a woman for the job, but he's not letting the names of potential candidates leak.
I went to Pelican Bay with an attorney colleague a year or so after it opened to interview an inmate in connection with a death-penalty appeal I was handling.
The invitation to an interview remains open.
"On the initial acceptance list I was an alternate for both Brisbane and this tournament," she said, referring to the Australian Open in an interview Friday.
Working past the facade of public figures and getting them to open up about their private lives is Maron's stock in trade, whether he's talking to Robin Williams, Louis CK, Kristen Wiig, or Obama, but many stars and certainly many politicians aren't willing to open up in an interview.
It's not known if Trump is still open to sitting down for an interview with the special counsel's office, something he previously pledged to do.
Our approach to integrate some semi-open questions to simulate an interview-like situation and to catch some additional facets of identity diffusion did succeed partly and is not fully explored in its potential yet.
To these chapters, he adds a mixture of other, more personal ones that simultaneously celebrate and question the spiritual rewards of life in Israel: "An Open Letter to a Reform Rabbi"; an interview devoted to the issue, "Who's a Jew?" and several op-ed-style pieces on "The Quest for Peace" and religious pluralism.
