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Martin Scorsese talks life, film and Jacko
Martin Scorsese From Shortlist
The Shutter Island director chats to ShortList about living in New York, working with Leo, movie making and once inviting Michael Jackson around for dinner
11 March 2010
Dennis Kelly: I can’t imagine a more violent writer than Shakespeare
Dennis Kelly From Evening Standard
People are shocked when they meet me,” says Dennis Kelly. “I think they expect me to kill a cat in front of them or something.” Small wonder. In plays such…
9 March 2010
Andrew Lloyd Webber's sequel to The Phantom Of The Opera - can it live up to the hype?
Andrew Lloyd-Webber From Daily Mail
When the curtain goes up on the long-awaited £ 6 million sequel to theatre legend The Phantom Of The Opera next week, there will be as much anticipation and excitement…
5 March 2010
Mighty Boosh interview
Noel Fielding From http://www.shortlist.com/funny-stuff/article/the-mighty-boosh-interviewed
Mighty Boosh duo Julian Barratt and Noel Fielding chat to ShortList about new shows, music and what happened at the NME Awards.
4 March 2010
Banksy woz' ere
Banksy From Sunday Times Magazine
He’s the most successful graffitist ever, the elusive outsider who has become our unlikeliest national treasure. Now we are about to glimpse him in ‘the world’s first street-art disaster movie’.…
28 February 2010
Hannelore Knuts
As a model, the 32-year-old Knuts has inspired enough artists to fill a small museum, but this month she is filling a museum with a very different body of work-one…
28 February 2010
Linder
Punk-rock goddess, muse of Manchester, Poetic spirit—Linder sterling is all of these things. She’s also One of the Most overlooked, transgressive, influential, rip-through-the-walls-to-get-to-the-truth visual artists to be let loose on…
28 February 2010
Vincent Van Duysen
Vincent Van Duysen From Interview
The Belgian architect is forging a new direction in contemporary Design that still values clean lines and pure forms but doesn’t fall prey to the endgame of the cold cube.
28 February 2010
The comic talents of Richard Briers
Richard Briers From The Times
‘I was the prissy boy destined to play the silly ass,’ says the comic genius. Michael Ball introduced Richard Briers on BBC Radio 2 by saying, “I absolutely love this…
27 February 2010
Private Lives: hit me, baby, one more time
Richard Eyre From The Daily Telegraph
Richard Eyre on what drew him to direct the violent but hilarious Private Lives starring Kim Cattrall. Noël Coward wrote Private Lives when he was 30, in bed in a…
26 February 2010
Jeff Bridges interview
Jeff Bridges From Shortlist
ShortList magazine spent some time with the recently Oscar-nominated star
25 February 2010
Lucian Freud: I owed the Kray twins half a million pounds
Lucian Freud From ES
Lucian Freud has told how he was once up to half a million pounds in debt to the Kray twins because of his gambling habit. In an interview with the…
25 February 2010
Rufus Wainwright: Opera saved my life
Rufus Wainwright From Evening Standard
As Rufus Wainwright's mother, folk singer Kate McGarrigle, lay in her open coffin, the air was filled with beautiful music. Scottish soprano Janis Kelly sang Les Feux d'artifice t'appellent, the…
24 February 2010
Aged 90, Ronald Searle recalls the bad girls of St Trinian's
Ronald Searle From Sunday Times
The great cartoonist reveals that champagne is the secret to a long life and that he has no regrets about leaving his wife and children
21 February 2010
Steven Spielberg talks new war epic The Pacific
Steven Spielberg From Shortlist
The legendary Hollywood director talks to ShortList magazine about his latest WW2 collaboration with Tom Hanks, The Pacific, an upcoming television spectacular.
18 February 2010
