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Natalya Neidhart enters a wrestling ring with total confidence, but admits she used to struggle with insecurities just like everybody else.

“It’s interesting — all the things that I used to worry about, that I was insecure about, they are the things that make me highly successful,” the Total Divas star, 34, tells People Now. “Being different and being unique, all those unique eccentricities that only Nattie has, for whatever crazy reason they’ve brought me to the top.”

One of those features is her unique voice. While she embraces it now, Neidhart says she was teased about it growing up.

Being different means you make the difference, so F#$& 'em! @Jtimberlake #SongOfTheYear #iHeartAwards pic.twitter.com/zN5GZi7ddR

— iHeartRadio (@iHeartRadio) March 6, 2017

Justin Timberlake was the first star to win an award Sunday night at the iHeartRadio Music Awards, and the singer wasted no time sending an inspiring message to his fans.

“I wrote this song because I wanted it to be about inclusion, about being together,” the singer and actor, 36, said as he collected his song of the year prize for “Can’t Stop the Feeling!”

“If you are black or you are brown or you are gay or...

Demi Lovato is "Confident" in her sexuality, and she's not afraid to say so. The singer tells People it's "fair to say" she doesn't care for labels. In fact, when it comes to sexuality, "It's something I don't think needs to have a label: As humans, It's just about a connection with someone." This, of course, isn't the first time Lovato, 23, has been vocal on the matter. After she released her single "Cool for the Summer" last year, its blush-worthy lyrics (e.g. "Got a taste for the cherry / I just need to take a bite" and "Don't be scared...

Demi Lovato is "Confident" in her sexuality, and she's not afraid to say so. The singer tells People it's "fair to say" she doesn't care for labels. In fact, when it comes to sexuality, "It's something I don't think needs to have a label: As humans, It's just about a connection with someone." This, of course, isn't the first time Lovato, 23, has been vocal on the matter. After she released her single "Cool for the Summer" last year, its blush-worthy lyrics (e.g. "Got a taste for the cherry / I just need to take a bite" and "Don't be scared...

Farmington-Hills based nonprofit organization kickstART farmington announced the film lineup and schedule for the 2016 Greater Farmington Film Festival earlier this month and it looks like they will be offering a great selection of films this year. The Greater Farmington Film Festival takes place March 3-6, 2016 with a selection of recently released feature films and documentaries that engage the heart and mind, explore important contemporary issues, and inspire action: good films for a better world.

You can find the full film line up and schedule for the 2016 Greater Farmington Film Festival below. Overall, the festival provides a unique opportunity for audiences to enjoy these inspiring films as none of these films have been released widely in Michigan, and several will enjoy their Michigan debut.

In addition, the Greater Farmington Film Festival invites the public to attend the 2016 Festival Preview Party on Thursday evening, February 18th, from 7:00-10:00 Pm at...

This article is part of an on-going original series written by Caitlyn Jenner for WhoSay called "The Real Me," which explores issues and people in the Lgbt community. Caitlyn Jenner says that before she came out as a transgender woman, she had "totally isolated" herself from the trans community. Meeting others like her, she says, has been "an eye-opening experience." Touched by their harrowing but often inspiring stories of survival, Jenner, 65, partnered with WhoSay to release a series of editorials called "The Real Me" that shine a light on the issues and people in the Lgbt community.

Hello friends. Caitlyn here.

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Have you ever watched a film and thought, no one in real, every day life, actually looks like that? The beautiful, blonde, skinny female with the big boobs or the hunky, tanned sex god are what film directors believe sell movies. But it’s the underdog in a whole host of films that have really stood their ground, made a statement, and won over the hearts of their audience.

Have you ever left the cinema with the feeling that only the prettiest girls get the hot guys or you have to be a world class sports man to even be able to talk to the head cheerleader?

Luckily enough, for those of you who prefer to see the underdog come out on top, there are some films out there that said it’s Ok to be different, it’s Ok to be fat, or be a fish, or be...

Admittedly, I am not a PC gamer. That said, you don’t have to be a gamer at all let alone a PC gamer to recognise that the original prototype of Valve’s console-reminiscent controller for Steam looked like an unorthodox mess. I mean, the thing makes the good ol’ N64 torture device of a controller look like a paradise for your hands.

Easily the most glaring oddity regarding the controller was the fact that it had no analog sticks, but rather two track-pads that will apparently double as the standard thumbsticks you would find on, well, every other normal controller in existence. Being different is admirable and all, but the purpose is lost when the differences make no sense.

Today though, it appears as if Valve has regained some of their sanity, as new images of the controller, complete with one analog stick, have surfaced. Honestly, the controller still...

For the past 25 years The American Pavilion has offered opportunities in Cannes to film students from around the world. The 2014 Emerging Filmmaker Showcase will provide an opportunity for young filmmakers to have their works seen by Cannes Festival and Film Market attendees. Prizes have been awarded to winning filmmakers in each category and the top twenty-one films will be screened in a special “Emerging Filmmaker” showcase at The American Pavilion in Cannes.

Winners Announced!

Emerging Filmmaker Showcase – Best Documentary

Forest Man directed by William Douglas McMaster

Emerging Filmmaker Showcase – Best Short Film

Tuesday directed by Oscar Lalo

Emerging Filmmaker Showcase - Best Student Documentary

Paper State: Undocumented, Unafraid, Undeterred

Directed by Elena Gaby (Vassar College)

Emerging Filmmaker Showcase – Best Student Film

Still Life directed by Martin Sharpe, (Aie Melbourne)

Here is the full list of finalist in all categories

Student Films

The Wild Wild Test

Trailer | Website

A senile old man has to re-take his driving test, but he thinks he is in a western film the whole time.

2013, 4 min., USA, Animation, The School of Visual Arts

Writer/Director: Jeff Bryson

Stranded

Trailer | Website

A stranded man and a silly seagull engage in a chase that lands them both in an unexpected place.

2013, 2 min., USA, Animation, The School of Visual Arts

Writer/Director: Donia Liechti, Vicky Penzes

Solidarity

Trailer

Two undocumented immigrants in Los Angeles, dealing with loss, unknowingly connect through collective action.

2013, 20 min., USA, Drama, Santa Monica City College

Writer/Director: Dustin Brown

Producer: Dustin Brown, Mantas Valantiejus

Cast: Mantas Valantiejus, Elpidia Carrillo

Carry On

Trailer | Website

In 1944 Japanese occupied China, a Chinese father tries to save his daughter during the war. When the Japanese troop loots the village, the father stuffs his daughter into a large bag disguised as food, but a Japanese army officer spots his secret.

2014, 16 min., USA/China, Drama, Rochester Institute of Technology

Producer/Writer/Director: Yatao Li

Cast: Cheng Chang, Miura Kenichi

1893

Trailer | Website

Environment modeling of the old St. Pancras Midland Station in London.

2013, 2 min., USA, Animation, The School of Visual Arts

Director: Ryan Chong

Spacebound

Trailer | Website

A young astronaut and his dog embark on one last adventure together through space.

2013, 3 min., USA, Animation, The School of Visual Arts

Writer/Director: Ellen Su, Kyle Moy

Sinking

Trailer | Facebook

One seven year-old recalls the day she hid in a sink cabinet from a gunman who entered her school.

2014, 7 min., USA, Drama, New York University – Tisch School of the Arts

Writer/Director: Joseph Scott Rodriguez

Producer: Molly Castro

Cast: Mandy Goodwin, Dominique Prokapus, Carson Grant

Wini + George

Trailer | Website

An unlikely friendship changes one young boy’s life forever. When a shy 9-year-old outcast, first meets his 75-year-old reclusive neighbor, he’s immediately frightened by her. But soon enough, these two realize that they have more in common with each other than they do with the rest of the world.

2013, 12 min., USA, Drama, USC School of Cinematic Arts

Writer/Director: Benjamin Monie

Producer: Connor Flanagan, Jenny Koreny, Lindsey Villarreal

Cast: Will Babbitt, Katharine Ross

Still Life (Winner)

Trailer | Website

A bored and weary security guard does his nightly rounds of a dark and deserted art gallery when strange things start to happen..

2014, 6 min., Australia, Animation, Aie Melbourne (Australian Institute of Interactive Entertainment)

Writer/Director: Martin Sharpe Producers: Martin Sharpe, Pablo Tochez Anderson, Will Lovett, Jeremy Weppner, Brennan Merett

Emerging Filmmaker Short Films

The Corner Table

Trailer | Website | Facebook

A mysterious old foreigner visits India after 25 long years and becomes a regular at a charming town cafe. The conversations at the corner table with the gentleman and a young café waitress reveals a mystery on how strangers can sometimes become friends in the most unexpected way!

2013, 24 min., India, Drama

Writer/Director: Manjari Makijany

Producer: Manjari Makijany, Emmanuel Pappas

Cast: Tom Alter, Vinati Makijany, Pushtiie Shakti, Krishna Chaturvedi, Reuben Karkaria, Bhavna Pani, Vikrant Makijany

Sincerity (Sinceridad)

Trailer | Website

A young man decides to tell his parents a secret he’s been keeping to himself.

2014, 3 min., Spain, Subtitled, Dramedy

Director: Andrea Casaseca Ferrer

Writer: Maria Rodriguez Mora

Producer: Idoia Kareaga

Cast: Gerald B. Fillmore, Javier Laorden, Kiti Manver

Ups & Downs

Trailer | Facebook

Harry is embarrassed and ashamed of his brother Josh who suffers from Down’s Syndrome. At Harry’s 18th birthday party, Josh is told to stay away from Harry’s friends, but as Harry’s heavy drinking results in danger, only his brother can help.

2013, 9 min., United Kingdom, Drama

Director: Stuart Fryer

Writer: Adam Cohen

Producer: Charlotte Woodhead

Cast: Bobby Lockwood, Otto Baxter, Edward Ashley, Sophie Coward, Vanessa Bailey

The Usual

Trailer | Facebook

Set in the 1930s, a privileged couple learns, through a series of events, the meaning of pay-it-forward, when they unexpectedly find themselves the ones in need.

2014, 10 min., USA, Drama

Writer/Director: Dawn Higginbotham

Producer: Dawn Higginbotham, Kumari Bakhru, Claire Risoli, Sharen Davis and Renee O’Connor

Cast: Renee O’Connor, Mackenzie Astin, Russell Sams, Raymond O’Connor, Dustin Quick, Robert Pullman

Tuesday (Winner)

Trailer | Website

A man who takes an unexpected turn, struggles to keep all the pieces of his life together.

2013, 7 min., Switzerland/USA, Drama

Writer/Director: Oscar Lalo

Producer: Laura Bunbury, Lisa Bunbury

Cast: Oscar Lalo, Liv Southard

What’s On Your Mind?

Trailer | Facebook

What happens when one man decides to embellish his online status?

2014, 3 min., Norway, Comedy/Drama

Writer/Director: Shaun Higton

Producer: Andrew Adam Higton

Cast: Espen Alknes, Benedicte Westby

Today’s The Day

Trailer | Website

With the clock ticking away, Cloud Walker, a self-doubting intern at the most respected dance agency in La must ask the boss for his consent to attend the biggest the audition of the year. Struggling with his inner fears, Cloud’s dreams are quickly slipping away. It’s up to him to follow his heart or live the rest of his life in regret.

2013, 13 min., USA, Musical

Director: Daniel Campos

Writer: Daniel Campos, Tamara Levinson

Producer: Spencer Susser, Tova Dann

Cast: Daniel Campos, Danny DeVito

Emerging Student Documentaries

Eviction

Trailer | Website

In the midst of an ongoing battle between impoverished Cambodians and powerful private companies over increasingly valuable land, a 72-year-old grandmother struggles to protect her home, family and community from land grabbing that often amounts to violent forced evictions.

2013, 21 min., Subtitled, USA/Cambodia, Documentary, Boise State University/New York University – Tisch Asia

Director: Garret Atlakson

Producer: Philip Atlakson, Mony Rath

Cast: Nget Khun

Paper State: Undocumented, Unafraid, Undeterred (Winner)

Trailer | Facebook

Four undocumented teenagers in Hudson Valley, NY, struggle to rise above their legal status and make the transition from high school to college.

2013, 25 min., USA, Documentary, Vassar College

Writer/Director: Elena Gaby

Producer: Ashlei Hardenburg

Emerging Documentaries

Being Different If You’re A Weddell Seal In Antarctica

Trailer | Website

Being different can mean a matter of life or death if you’re a Weddell seal pup in Antarctica. Ecologists from Montana State University return every year to study this iconic Antarctic marine predator, the southernmost mammal on Earth.

2013, 13 min., USA/Antarctica, Documentary

Writer/Director: Mary Lynn Price

Humanexus

Trailer | Website

Humanexus is a reflection on mankind’s long search for ways to connect each other, from cave drawings to tweeting.

2013, 11 min., USA, Animation/Documentary

Director: Ying-Fang Shen

Producer: Katy Borner

Forest Man (Winner)

Trailer | Website

The incredible story of Jadav Payeng, an Indian man who single-handedly planted nearly 1400 acres of forest to save his island, Majuli.

2013, 18 min., Canada/India, Documentary

Writer/Director: William Douglas McMaster

Producer: William Douglas McMaster, Mike Ritchie...

Turning heads wherever she goes, Lady Gaga arrived in another bizarre getup at her apartment in New York City on Tuesday (February 18).

The "Born This Way" was dressed in a white button-down shirt, matching trousers, and a long white wig before later donning a pink fuzzy coat.

Relishing in her choices, earlier this week the 27-year-old songstress tweeted, "Being different is a talent. You illuminate what makes you special in the sea of sameness around you. #ARTPOPmessages."

While in town, Gaga will make a special appearance, sharing, "I'm so excited to perform on @FallonTonight Tonight! It's Jimmy's second show, me and my band can't wait! #Artpop."...

It's currently in the twenties with snow still on the ground, but Lady Gaga didn't seem to mind the frigid New York City air when she stepped out on Monday evening (February 17).

Sporting another unusual ensemble, the "Marry the Night" songstress made her way past a gaggle of fans in a black leotard, sunglasses, a long blonde wig and not much else.

In other news, although the Mother Monster has been sitting pretty quietly lately, she is still continuing to try and inspire her millions of fans.

Taking to Twitter yesterday, Gaga wrote, "Being different is a talent. You illuminate what makes you special in the sea of sameness around you. #ARTPOPmessages."...

San Sebastian, Spain – Mariana Rondon’s drama Bad Hair, set in Caracas, won the Golden Shell at the 61st San Sebastian International Film Festival Saturday by a unanimous jury decision. Jury chairman Todd Haynes cited the Venezuelan-Peruvian and German production’s honest illustration of modern day cultural complexity and a young boy’s emerging identity guided by his single mother. Story: Carmen Maura Wins Donostia Award at San Sebastian “I made this film to liberate myself from the angst of so much intolerance," Rondon said. "Being different isn’t a problem. Just the opposite. It is beautiful." A Special Jury Prize

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With Showtime's "Homeland" set to make its season three debut on September 29th, Morena Baccarin graced the cover of Los Angeles Confidential's September 2013 issue.

While donning designer duds from Cushnie et Ochs and Miriam Salat for the Gavin Bond-shot spread, the 34-year-old actress chatted about her successful series and reveals how DC's elite react to "Homeland."

Check out a few highlights from Miss Baccarin's interview below. For more, be sure to visit Los Angeles Confidential!

On expecting her first child:

"I am not going to be pregnant on the show."

On Joe Biden's interest in the series:

"Apparently, in his Monday morning security meetings, Vice President Biden will talk about the show, how realistic it is. I was floored by that-here are the leaders of our nation talking about our show!"

On "Homeland's" Success:

"You pinch yourself for a long time. Every time our season comes out, I kind of feel like,...

Philip Seymour Hoffman has built a respectable acting career over the past few years, picking up one awesome role after another. Besides being the man who will play the key part of Plutarch Heavensbee in "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire," he also happens to be an Academy Award winner, accepting a golden trophy in 2005 for his role in "Capote." With his fourth Oscar nomination this year for his masterful performance in, well, "The Master," the accolades keep raking in for one of Hollywood's finest talents.

Way before Hoffman was being recognized for his work, though, he appeared in a little-known zombie comedy (or "zom com," as we call them now) bullying students and wreaking havoc in his high school hallways. That's right. When Hoffman was just 26 years old, he had a small role in 1993's "My Boyfriend's Back," which centers around a high schooler who returns from the dead and...

AfterElton readers know what's Hot in Hollywood. We're a community of voracious yet discerning pop culture consumers, so when it comes to TV, movies, web series and celebrities... tourniquet be damned, our finger is on the bloody pulse! This year in our first annual Hot in Hollywood poll our readers cast over 800,000 votes (yes, you read that correctly) crowning winners in 21 different categories, everything from Favorite Movie Beefcake to Guilty TV Pleasure to Child Actor We Don't Hate.

There were some tight races (Favorite Web Series, Favorite TV Beefcake and Greatest TV Villain) and a couple gimmes (Teen Wolf obviously had a lock on Favorite TV Sidekick), but the big surprise was how evenly distributed the love was. No single TV or film project took home more than one or two awards.

All in all, it was an impressive launch for the first annual Hot in Hollywood Awards, and our...

Castle and Beckett had their hands full on "After Hours," as the couple ran for its life. But were they running from a mob enforcer or the calamitous meeting between their parents?

Our Round Table team of TV Fanatic staffers Carla Day, Jim Garner, and Christine Orlando are joined here by Castle fans Jenn and Jennifer from The 12th Fan Forum as they decide who was to blame for the dinner disaster and whether Castle and Beckett have what it takes to make Always a reality...

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What was your favorite scene?

Carla: When the cop pointed out that Castle and Beckett could take the cab ... that was right there. A hilarious end to their crazy game of hide and seek, while trying to get out of the neighborhood.

Jim: Rick on the phone with the girl whose phone they had. Thought it was interesting she was more worried about...

Herman’s House

Directed by Angad Singh Bhalla

Canada, 2012

Today is April 24th 2012. Last week marked the 40th anniversary of Herman Wallace’s initiation to a punitive epoch in solitary confinement. This commemoration is made even more lamentable when we learn that he’s been there ever since.

In a documentary shot over five years, Toronto filmmaker, Angad Singh Bhalla, tells the story of Jackie Sumell, an American artist looking to give Wallace a small semblance of life and humanity. At times an intricate political statement and at others a torrid character study, Herman’s House is a contemplative look into the searing brutality of the American justice system, as well as the seemingly altruistic compassion of strangers.

In 1972, a 25-year old Wallace was already repaying his 25-year debt to society for a bank robbery, when he was accused, and convicted, of murdering Brent Miller, a 23-year old Angola Prison guard.

Photo by Craig Sjodin/ABC

We always try to be nice here at Pop Culture Passionistas. But we admit, we didn’t really get Ames on The Bachelorette. Sure the most recently eliminated contestant was smart and well traveled, but anyone could tell there was no chemistry between the portfolio manager from New York and the dentist from Maine. We're not saying Ames isn’t a catch for some lucky girl, just not for Ashley. But in a recent conference call interview, we discovered that Ames was ready to get down on one knee and pop the question — after just a few less-than-passionate kisses. Here's what Ames had to say about that along with nine other things we think you'll find fascinating.

On Being Different

"I really didn't know I was different, well, frankly, until it was too late. And I guess if I am different, whatever it is didn't really work.

The Planet is a column dedicated to the world of the DC Universe. A way to discuss the interesting tidbits of the comics to film. We will discuss anything from Green Lantern, Superman and Batman to the more obscure films like Vertigo projects, Wildstorm and others.

It appears to me the polarization of Superman fandom, nerds, geeks and comic book movie aficionados has created a flux. All the news cycling about the Chris Nolan produced and conceived storyline for the Zack Snyder directed Superman film seems to hint at a film that is merely harboring a combination of Richard Donner’s, Superman I and Superman II. Even more interesting is that Nolan has been on public record previous to his attachment to Superman, during his Batman Begins/Dark Knight press tours saying Donner’s approach to Superman in 1978 was admirable and showed the realistic approach a comic book character could have,...

Gh's Reeves and Burton: Soap stars share musical side project

"(Scott) was on the road 250 days a year making little money and grinding it out like so many people in Nashville do," Burton says. "But the great thing about being on General Hospital is that we have a built-in fan base. It's the best of both worlds — we can actually go, make some money, have some fun, show our appreciation to the fans and then go home."

Preview: James Franco back on General Hospital

Franco shows up on Friday to remind Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) that he’s still around.

James Franco and Anne Hathaway in Oscar boot camp

In their latest Oscar promos, James Franco dodges mannequins as he "attempts to break the record for the Oscar run," notes an announcer.

Gh's Bradford Anderson and wife expecting a baby

Anderson announced on Twitter that he and his wife Kiera are expecting.

Grey’s Anatomy star Sara Ramirez discusses life, love, loss, body issues and sexuality as she graces the March cover of Latina magazine, which hits newsstands next week.

In her first in-depth interview in years, the Mexican-American actress opens up about ...

Battling depression: At one point, Ramirez says, she was feeling so down, she could barely muster up the energy to get out of bed and go to the set of Grey’s Anatomy.

“Somehow I managed to do it, but it wasn’t pretty. There were days that I would show up to work and come out the side of my face to people who didn’t deserve it.”

Body issues: “There’s a whole list of things you could worry about. Are you skinny enough? Talented enough? In all kinds of ways, I used to be really hard on myself.”

Being different: “I’ve never been very cookie cutter.

We continue our examination of the business book The 4-Hour Workweek with an interview of author Tim Ferriss. What inspired the book, and why did he follow that up with a book on fitness and diet?

What was the impetus for you to write 4-Hour Workweek?

It was based on a guest lecture I have given at Princeton University since 2003 in "High-Tech Entrepreneurship," and my own experience of extricating myself from a self-made prison of a start-up. In the middle was a global walk-about that led to the complete automation of my own business, as well as odd adventures around the world: tango, philosophical epiphanies, etc. The catalyst was having a long-term relationship end in 2004 because of my workaholic schedule.

Why do you think the book was so successful and resonated with the business world in the way that it did?

It doesn't force people to choose between being Jack Welch or being Gandhi,...

Tolerance and equality are rights that people should be afforded without question. Louis Van Amstel is known on the ballroom floor as a fierce competitor, respected professional and skillful teacher. He is a three-time world champion ballroom dancer, Emmy-nominated choreographer, “Dancing With The Stars” pro dancer since its inception and fearless leader in a campaign called NOH8 (No Hate). This campaign stemmed from California’s Proposition 8 ballot measure that called for the ban on marriage of same-sex couples. Celebrity photographer Adam Bouska took to his lens to photograph subjects with the NOH8 scribe on their faces. The face as a perfect canvas, the campaign now has over 5,500 photographs of every day people to celebrities displaying their ‘silent protest.’ Louis believes that the NOH8 Campaign is so much more than just about the marriage rights of couples whether they are of the same sex or not. Louis said, “I started thinking...

"Who wants to live in New York? Who wants the worry, the noise, the dirt, the heat? Who wants the garbage cans clanging in the street? Suddenly, I do!"—Stephen Sondheim, "Opening Doors" (from "Merrily We Roll Along")Whenever show folks address the subject of moving to New York, there's a tendency to emphasize the negatives, the challenges, the warnings. Unless you've been living under a rock, you know New York is expensive, competitive, and can really take it out of you; that only a naive and foolish actor makes the move expecting to earn a living; and that the transition—adjusting to the constant schlepping, the crowds, the weather—can be notoriously hard.But there's another side to the story, a side that emphasizes the adventure, the excitement, and the love affair that stage actors have with the city that is, inarguably, our mecca, a beacon that draws us from all over the world.

Disney/Pixar have released a new clip and 2 featurettes for director Lee Unkrich's 'Toy Story 3,' each shows the fate of Andy's Toys as they end up in Sunnyside. Wired has a great article on how pixar made 'Toy Story 3'

The film will be hitting 3D, 2D and IMAX 3D screens on June 18 in the Us and 23 July for Ireland and the UK.

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Jason Schwartzman has been on a role recently with great reviews in some great projects – Funny People, Bored To Death and now, Wes Anderson’s new film, The Fantastic Mr. Fox.

In this exclusive interview, he talks about playing a 12 year old fox, working with Bill Murray, George Clooney and Meryl Streep and his favorite scene in the film (which totally make me want to see it even more).

If you get a chance, you should listen to the audio interview. There is so much more he said that I haven’t included in the transcript. Just for the way he talks and goes off the cuff is worth the listen.

Jason Schwartzman: This is really exciting. This is really exciting for me. You know, in this industry, you get to experience so many amazing things that you would never get to do otherwise. Like just 20 minutes ago I...