Australian band Sticky Fingers accused of misconduct.
Miss Piggy proves her interviewing chops with rocker Beth Ditto.
Oprah Winfrey described Lance Armstrong’s doping admission as “the biggest interview” of her career, writes David McPherson.
Australian band Sticky Fingers accused of misconduct.
Miss Piggy proves her interviewing chops with rocker Beth Ditto.
Oprah Winfrey described Lance Armstrong’s doping admission as “the biggest interview” of her career, writes David McPherson.
Two footballers discuss their similar careers.
Australian band Sticky Fingers accused of misconduct.
Miss Piggy proves her interviewing chops with rocker Beth Ditto.
Oprah Winfrey described Lance Armstrong’s doping admission as “the biggest interview” of her career, writes David McPherson.
Samuel L Jackson scolds a journalist for confusing the actor with fellow African American, Laurence Fishburne, writes Dylan Walton.
Only months after the 1979 Islamic Revolution, Oriana Fallaci grills the newly appointed leader, writes Shahin Mehrkhavari.
In Princess Diana’s interview with Martin Bashir, she responds to rumours about her lovers and mental illness, writes Jasmine Woods.
Sir Alex Ferguson is made to work hard to defend his marvellous legacy at Manchester United in this interview selected by Luke Karlik for our ’50 Interviews’ project.
Young Socceroos coach Ange Postecoglou walks away with his reputation in tatters following a disastrous interview, selected by Andrew Dimopoulos for our ’50 Interviews’ project.
Speaking with Andrew Denton on Enough Rope, Richard E. Grant subtly reverses roles and momentarily becomes the interviewer, in this interview selected by Ewa Staszewska for our 50 Interviews project.
Family issues were on the agenda when brothers Barry and Robin Gibb spoke to The Telegraph’s Neil McCormick on the 50th anniversary of the Bee Gees’ first performance, writes Lauren Bordin.
In what became one of history’s most-watched interviews, Martin Bashir is given a rare opportunity to delve into the life of one of the world’s most infamous figures, Michael Jackson, writes Bess Zewdie.
In the wake of the Sandy Hook Massacre, CNN’s Piers Morgan and Gun Owners of America’s Larry Pratt go for each other’s throats, in this interview selected by Will Vero for our 50 Interviews project.
Fast-talking comedian and actor Robin Williams slows down for a moment to tell The 7:30 Report’s Kerry O’Brien about his career and eventful life behind the scenes, writes Susannah Woolley.
After the horrific terrorist attacks on September 11, former Australian PM John Howard joins Richard Fidler to discuss America’s worst disaster since Pearl Harbour, writes Sean Munaweera.
Confessed gambling addict and former Melbourne footballer Daniel Ward reveals just how close he was to ending it all in a compelling interview with the Herald Sun’s Mark Robinson, writes Ben Rowles.
The normally ebullient former Vice-Presidential candidate Sarah Palin struggles to explain her foreign policy credentials with CBS’s Katie Couric that fatally damaged her political career, writes Eric George.
TV presenter Louis Theroux finds himself in a tense situation while interviewing ‘Skip’, a hostile American neo-Nazi, as part of the 2003 BBC documentary ‘Louis and the Nazis’, writes Sam McInerney.
An eloquent and measured Julian Assange rises to the challenge and confronts his criticisms in this extended interview with 60 Minutes presenter Steve Kroft, chosen by Emil Jeyaratnam for our 50 interviews project.
The late conservationist, Steve Irwin, explains why he couldn’t have sex after he married, in a humorous chat on the ABC’s ‘Enough Rope’ program with host Andrew Denton, and makes part of our ’50 great interviews’ for journalists.
