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HuffPost also unearthed an interview he gave to an Austrian publication affiliated with Europe's neo-fascist "identitarian" movement.

HuffPost also unearthed an interview he gave to an Austrian publication with ties to Europe's neo-fascist "identitarian" movement.

The piece of news missing from early announcements, unearthed during an interview he gave to the New York Times, was that the original trilogy would be presented in the special edition form that appeared on the 2004 DVD release, rather than the classic versions released between 1977 and 1983.

In a recently unearthed 2009 interview, CNN host Piers Morgan appears to acknowledge to a BBC radio host that he ran stories based on phone hacking while he was a tabloid editor in Britain.

A newly unearthed interview of Trump from a "60 Minutes" segment with Dan Rather in 1999 showed Trump making almost the exact same remarks about McCain's war record. .

But during the buildup to the war, he expressed his support in an interview with Howard Stern, according to audio unearthed by BuzzFeed.

A newly unearthed interview has revealed that Alfred Hitchcock considered Psycho to be a comedy.

COBAIN A QUITTER? -- Kurt Cobain, above, wanted to quit Nirvana and join Hole, the band of his wife, Courtney Love, according to a recently unearthed interview he did for French television.

A recently unearthed interview proves Helen Mirren has been shutting down sexist BS for decades.

In a recently unearthed interview from 2004 with Entertainment Weekly, the "Shameless" actor was shameless about doling out favors for his family if they ever ventured into show business.

But in an audio recording unearthed by Buzzfeed News, radio host Howard Stern asked Trump whether he supported invading Iraq in an interview on Sept. 11, 2002, six months before President George W. Bush ordered the start of the war.