"I realised celebrity is our world in the States."
Singer Michael Bolton on critics, crooning and why the mullet had to go. (BF) © Press Association Images
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"Style should be spontaneous – not unrelaxing."
Model, designer, entrepreneur, eminence grise – just don’t call Inès de la Fressange a 'muse’... (TMG) © Camera Press
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"Life is good. It's just not what I thought it would be."

The director of the new film of The Great Gatsby is under no illusions that his style isn't everyone's cup of tea – and that, he says, is why he has such a kinship with the novel's author. (GO)

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"Back in the day in Italy, music was a luxury intended for everyone, including the poor."
Obsessed with beauty, legendary Italian opera and film director, Franco Zeffirelli cherishes his last project, which is close to his heart. The film he has not directed yet, The Florentines, enthrones in his heart. (AMR) © Action Press
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"The whole process of film-making is like juggling because it feels like it will all fall apart at any moment."

Olivier Assayas's new film is set amid the fallout of the May 68 uprising and the rebellious antics of its hero recall the director's own youthful protests. He talks about adrenaline rushes and breaking rules. (GO)

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"I feel sympathy for anybody that is living a very high-profile life right now."

Jason Bateman, child actor turned deadpan leading man, almost let fame destroy him. Then a little-watched, much-loved sitcom saved his life. Meet star of 'Arrested Development’. (TMG)

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"It’s hard to be relentlessly charming."
He was in it for the money, but Paul Bettany has had his fill of Hollywood gloss. He explains why now’s the time for a little grit. (TMG) © Camera Press
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"I wasn’t feeling hassled by the term icon, as far as my character being a spectral image of a corpse. ( Vera Farmiga)"

Stars of Bates Motel, Freddie Highmore, Vera Farmiga, and producers Carlton Cuse and Kerry Ehrin talk about the challenges of pulling this TV show off, what the actors bring to their characters, how exhausting it is to write for crazy people and the ideal plan for how long the show will run. (CO)

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"I feel the best is fortunately yet to come."
Actress Charisma Carpenter, 42, shot to fame as Cordelia in Buffy The Vampire Slayer and hit spin-off Angel. She talks about the success of her latest TV series The Lying Game, and why she'd love to work with Joss Whedon again. (PA) © Press Association Images
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"On stage I'm just me having a bad day."

What's Nick Cave, pop's Prince of Darkness, doing throwing himself into the crowds in 100F weather in California? And will he be bringing his newfound sunny disposition to Glastonbury next month? (BF)

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