“As a teen idol who makes it to 37 without being a crack-smoking transvestite stuck in a drug-rehab center over and over, I’d say, wow, those values have served me pretty well.” —Kirk Cameron [NYT]
“At the early shows I was always kind of screaming at people to dance, and I was like, taking my clothes off in an art gallery and jumping on top of people. It was fun, but I kind of took a step back, and it wasn’t totally making sense, because I wasn’t actually making music that you could party to.” —Gregg Gillis of Girl Talk [Pitchfork]
“Cutting my Afro helped me hide. A lot of people didn’t recognize me — especially some of the girls I was chatting it up with at clubs.” —Maxwell on disappearing for a decade [NYP]
“I get mail about [Harry Potter] every other week. Because the character I voiced, Dobby, bangs his head against walls and punishes himself for various sins, I’ve had a couple from S&M enthusiasts as well. It’s neat to have that broad a church enjoying my voice work.” —Toby Jones [LAT]
“It’s not that I think it looks that good. I just can’t think of anything else.” —Chrissie Hynde on having the same haircut for 40 years [NYDN]
“But we did date for a while. I’ve met a couple of total wrecks who’ve loved Bjork and ended up broken hearted. I didn’t love her. If it had been Debbie Harry then ‘Woah!’ But I wasn’t that into her.” —Tricky [Guardian]
