Jeffrey Goldsmith interviews Timothy Leary in 1992. DETAILS declined to publish it, but it’s a classic. Q:Why did Richard Nixon once call you “the most dangerous man in America”? A:Because I was perceived as a threat to the establishment which he controlled. I was one of the most prominent dissenters and I was able to use…
Emulated by woman of all ages, like a sex symbol of the underground, Our Lady of Kinky Fun, at 74 years old, Bettie Page is still the polar opposite of uptight – and she’ll teach you something about relationships, too. Bettie agreed to be interviewed by Jeffrey Goldsmith in the late 1990s. JG: Were you…
John Kricfaluci created Ren and Stimpy, then Viacom took control of his creations. Now John K is back with George Liquor, cutting out distribution channels by airing his breakthrough quality cartoon directly using Shockwave Flash technology. Finally there’s something great – but not yet quite prefect – to look at on the web @ www.spumco.com.…
INTERVIEW WITH MOEBIUS, aka JEAN GIRAUD. WE ACTUALLY MET EVENTUALLY AT COMICCON, WITH ALEJANDRO JODOROWSKY Born in 1938, Jean Giraud is Moebius, a name synonymous with origin of Heavy Metal. Q: You were one of the creators of the original French Metal Hurlant back in the 70’s, no? A: Yes, one of it… one of…
Interview with Neil Gaiman A: Hello. Q: Mr. Gaimnan how are you? A: Very well, thank you. Q: Okay, I know you’re on a pretty tight schedule so let’s just start, okay. A: Sounds good. Not this crazy, but it’s that whole end of the year thing. One always promises people things. For some reason…
Interview from the 1990s JEFFREY GOLDSMITH: A lot of mainstream directors have been signed up to direct films based on your characters over the next few years, but Marvel characters have been animated before, right? STAN LEE: Yes, but not too satisfactorily. I was disappointed by the Captain America movie. I was disappointed by The…
William Gibson Interviewed back in the 1990s by Jeffrey Goldsmith William Gibson wrote the only sci-fi novel ever to win the Hugo, Nebula and Philip K. Dick Awards – Neuromancer – thereby definitively establishing a subgenre. Cyberpunk. Before this world of techno dirt yet had a name, Mr. Gibson went to the movies, to Blade…
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