James Brown’s Lost Interview On His Love For Reagan
It’s 1984 and James Brown has much to say on a variety of topics including race, politics, and punk rock.
It’s 1984 and James Brown has much to say on a variety of topics including race, politics, and punk rock.
I prefer these two over Seacrest any day.
Wendy weighs in on Beyoncé’s Super Bowl outfit, Lena Dunham’s red carpet style, and Cate Blanchett’s controversial red gown that BuzzFeed readers are divided on — as well as her Live Like A Star month!
The Girl Scouts are selling a new cookie this year. We chatted with the exotic Mango Creme With NutriFusion™ to learn more about it.
“Sometimes I think, Boys were mean to me in high school, so I can take whatever,” she says in a new interview.
And why, in the lady’s own words.
The voices behind popular celebrity fashion website, Go Fug Yourself, crafted two “young” adult novels that speak to the universal feelings of self-identity.
Last Night Zach Galifianakis Interviewed Jimmy Fallon As Jimmy Fallon (Jimmy got to play Zach.) Spot on.
After running Sassy and Jane magazines, Pratt launched XOJane.com. A little over a year into her latest venture, she speaks to BuzzFeed Shift about the Internet, her infamous writer Cat Marnell, and why she’d do a reality show.
Without losing your current one first.
Never before have I been so jealous of George Stephanopoulos. Jay Leno welcomed actress/comedienne Ali Wentworth to Wednesday’s “Tonight Show” for what ended up being a highly charming chat about how she met her husband, George Stephanopoulos, the very Greek baptism of their daughter, and more. Here are some highlights.
Before Adele won six Grammys last night, she was profiled by Anderson Cooper on “60 Minutes.” Here’s a three-minute reel of the interview’s most memorable moments.
Stand up comedy’s stressful enough, but are you funny enough to take it to the streets? These comedians do their best work amongst the people and who knows, maybe you’ll encounter them one day. For more Man on the Street hijinks with a game show twist, tune into Funny Or Die’s “Billy on the Street” on Thursdays at 11p/10c on Fuse.
Go Pierce, Go Pierce, Go Pierce! To Santorum’s credit, at least he didn’t walk off the set when asked “Are you a bigot?”. (via joemygod.blogspot.com) Watch Video ›
The “What are you listening to?” street game has gone completely viral and copycats of the original New York video have sprouted up all across the globe. Watch them all below to see which small sample of an entire city your music taste fits in with the best. If you’re like me you’ll think to yourself, “Oh that one guy listens to LCD Soundsytem too?!” and you’ll get far too excited. View List ›
Looking at you, Billy Bob.
Some lady named Maureen interviews J Mascis of the band Dinosaur Jr. Maureen really shines in this. Watch Video ›
Lady Gaga takes Anderson Cooper to see her old studio apartment. So cute. Also, if you didn’t already know, “Born This Way” comes out Friday! Watch Video ›
NYMag’s Vulture interviewed Keanu Reeves about a bunch of movie stuff, and then they asked him about Sad Keanu. He plays dumb (but amused). I still think he’s Joaquin Phoenix-ing us. Read More ›
Turtle boy!
There are 5 videos. Some of them take place in a convertible. Go! Fun fact: James Franco’s cats are named Sammy and Zelda. Read More ›
Time Out New York recently ran an article about the coolest places to work in NYC. For some reason they left out BuzzFeed, which should have been at the top of the list. In the same article, there was also a section called, “Worst Job Gaffes” which featured anonymous post-it note confessions of New Yorkers who screwed up royally. These will make a great short list of what not to do on your next interview. View List ›
He thought it was a Coen Brothers’ movie. You should really read this whole GQ interview, it’s pretty special.
He’s like Noah in the Ark! This is why he had two rainbows instead of one, because God decreed that all rainbows should in live in pairs, lest the first rainbow be lonely.
On the one hand, you have to feel bad for Germany’s Bastian Schweinsteiger, who’s just trying to do his postgame and get the fuck out of town. On the other: Viva La Furia, Hermosa, Congo-Lining-In-The-Middle-Of-A-Press-Conference Roja. (Update: This was apparently after the Euro Cup in 2008? Whatever, Iker is hot.) Watch Video ›
The world’s best (only?)-known victim of mercury poisoning breaks his silence. Mercury Level 57: never forget. View Media ›
Interviews with eight people who recently left North Korea paint a haunting portrait of desperation and political resentment.
Blogosphere fave Michelle Collins (of Best Week Ever) interviewed her own personal Idol, runner-up Adam Lambert, and kind of vomited all over the place with excitement (metaphorically speaking, of course). Among other things, you’ll learn that Glambert’s is more of a Sex And The City guy than he is a Golden Girls fan. Which is a shame, as we were just starting to like him.
In basically your worst nightmare, a hidden camera experiment reveals the worst (real-life) interviews, teaching you exactly what NOT to do. In this one, we learn not to mention our spouse’s job — especially if it involves hunting Bigfoot. Watch Video ›
Likely exhausted from promoting I Love You, Man (which, inexplicably, is still not yet in theaters), the film’s stars Jason Segel and Paul Rudd essentially field interview questions with fart noises. Fart noises: always classic. Paul Rudd and Jason Segel: always classic. Watch Video ›
