"The idea that gay marriage is somehow going to destroy civilisation is so retarded."

A newly polite, professional and punctual Boy George on diets, Twitter, gay marriage and his new album. (BF)

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"I see things all the time that are not great for women when it comes to equality."

The English actress on going clubbing with her mum, her new role in a 'neo-feminist vampire movie', Byzantium and why she has no regrets about playing Bond girl Strawberry Fields. (GO)

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"I prepared for Wagner like a military campaign."
Daniel Barenboim’s Berlin company is set to stage the entire Ring cycle at the Proms. He talks about Wagner, causing a scandal in Israel, anti-Semitism in Wagner's writings and composing at the Albert Hall. (TMG) © Action Press
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"There’s a moment, I think, when you’re in shock and you either lose it or go the other way. I decided not to lose it."
Andrew Lloyd Webber's ex has become the world's best-selling soprano. Now she's spending £20m on a trip to space. Why on earth is Sarah Brightman doing it? (SOLO) © Camera Press
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"Everyone said Wu-Tang Clan wasn't gonna work."

It's been 20 years since he helped change rap - now the man born Dennis Coles is moving into comic books. (GO)

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"Since I was around 15, I knew I'd be successful. Since I was 17 or 18, I always knew I wanted to live a great version of my life."

Tobey Maguire grew up on food stamps and struggled with drink and drugs in his teens. Yet, driven by the need to make money, The Great Gatsby star always knew he was going to succeed. (GO)

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"When you have red hair even in society you’re considered to be all that old stuff about redheads being witches."

Julianne Moore on being a redhead, how she is treated differently from normal people, landing more film roles as she gets older and working with method actors. (AEM)

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"I never wanted to act because I grew up in a household that was very up and down...Hollywood to me was just what my father did and it wasn't all that romantic to me."

Chris Pine on playing Captain Kirk in Star Trek: Into Darkness, balancing emotional secnes with action, director JJ Abrams, coming from a family of actors, social media and what he loves about the Star Trek legacy. (AEM)

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"I gravitate a lot towards these kinds of characters that are very physically active."
Zoe Saldana on Star Trek: Into Darkness, learning to speak Klingon, her upcoming movie Out Of The Furnace, and how she's been in "action frenzy" the last couple of years. (CO) © Action Press
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"I wanted to be greatly admired but unknown."

Acclaimed as one of the great postwar American writers, James Salter has, at 87, spent his working life in the shadow of his peers. But his first novel in more than 30 years may finally raise the profile of this former fighter pilot whose books are inspiring a new generation of Readers. (GO)

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