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'I have names': Ghosn vows to clear his name in Japan trial By AFP Paris - Former auto tycoon Carlos Ghosn vowed to prove his innocence of alleged financial misdeeds but raised doubts about receiving a fair trial in Japan, in an interview with French television just before he was re-arrested on Thursday.

Op-Ed: Top 10 female interviews in music of 2018 By Markos Papadatos Digital Journal lists 10 of its biggest female interviews in music of 2018. The list includes Rock and Roll Hall of Famers, Songwriters Hall of Famers, as well as other distinguished living music legends.

Khashoggi criticizes Saudi prince in newly released interview By AFP Washington - Saudi critic Jamal Khashoggi criticized Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's "authoritarian rule" shortly before his death, in an interview published following confirmation he died at the kingdom's Istanbul consulate.

Review: Olivia Newton-John inspirational on 'Sunday Night' program Special By Markos Papadatos Acclaimed actress and Grammy-winning artist Olivia Newton-John was interviewed by "Sunday Night" as part of the special "Hopelessly devoted to Olivia."

Op-Ed: Top 10 male country singer interviews of 2017 By Markos Papadatos Digital Journal ranks its Top 10 male country singer interviews of 2017. Aside from being extremely talented, these 10 men are as humble as it gets in the country music scene.

Prince Harry proposed to Markle over roast chicken By AFP London - Prince Harry revealed Monday that he proposed to US actress Meghan Markle over roast chicken, and said she would be "unbelievably good" at her new royal role despite its pressures.

An interview with BDO USA cybersecurity expert Gregory Garrett Special By Karen Graham In combating cyberattacks, like the recent hacking into energy company systems, every company, regardless of its size needs to understand the risks involved as we become more dependent on data-sharing and machine-learning capabilities.

Brazil's Temer says 'naive' but not guilty By AFP Rio De Janeiro - Brazilian President Michel Temer said Monday that he'd been "naive" to hold the late-night meeting which sparked an explosive corruption scandal, but insisted he'd done nothing wrong and wouldn't resign.

‘A Skyjacker’s Tale’ director mirrors own uncertainty on screen Special By Sarah Gopaul We had a chance to talk to award-winning director Jamie Kastner about his latest documentary, ‘A Skyjacker’s Tale,’ which chronicles a significant miscarriage of justice but leaves audiences to decide against who.

WikiLeaks urges leaks of departing Obama White House docs By AFP Washington - WikiLeaks appealed Tuesday for leaked White House documents before President Barack Obama leaves office, as its founder Julian Assange again denied Russia was the source of hacked Democratic party emails that hurt Hillary Clinton's bid for the US presi...

Trump seeks to calm protests — and reassure own camp By AFP New York - Donald Trump sought in his first televised interview as president-elect to reassure Americans fearful of a crackdown on minorities -- while assuring his core supporters he will not let them down on gun rights, abortion or immigration.

Autumn City talks songwriting, future music and more Special By Erin P. Capuano Autumn City, the little band with big sound is quickly making a name for itself in the New Jersey indie rock scene. Three women with immense talent raging their way through dive bars, clubs and venues to showcase the hidden talents of indie artists.

Assad says Syria troops advancing thanks to Russia strikes By AFP Damascus - Syrian government troops are advancing on "nearly every front" thanks to Russian air strikes that began in September, President Bashar al-Assad said in an interview released Sunday.

Op-Ed: Republican front-runner challenges party line on Sept. 11 By Nathan Salant Washington - Say what you want about Donald Trump, and there always seems to be plenty to say, the front-runner for the 2016 Republican Party presidential nomination is — to his credit — forcing all candidates to face important national issues they'd rather avoid.

TIFF 2015: Director and actor go with the flow in ‘River’ Special By Sarah Gopaul Writer/director Jamie M. Dagg and actor Rossif Sutherland discuss the challenges of shooting in Laos while attending the TIFF world premiere of Dagg’s feature film debut, ‘River.’

Radio host responds to claim that he didn't show up for interview By Alex Allen Popular radio host Alex Jones is claiming that ABC News lied in order to discredit him after the network made claims that he failed to show up for a live interview.

Robert Downey Jr walks out of 'Avengers: Age of Ultron' interview By Tim O'Brien In what was supposed to be an easy interview about "Avengers: Age of Ultron" for Robert Downey Jr., it turned out to be much more.

Writer/Director Emily Schooley talks about her new film, Reset Special By Erin P. Capuano An interview with Writer/Director Emily Schooley on her latest project Reset. Reset follows the lives of three women, and how they each approach difficult choices in their lives.

Op-Ed: Still dreaming BIG at age 65 Special By Kelly Jadon Chicago - When you hit age 60, what will you be doing? Playing golf? Lounging at the beach? Or will you be growing and developing your gifts and talents?

Lawyers for Prince Andrew accuser request sworn interview By AFP Miami - Lawyers for a woman who says an American billionaire forced her into sexual relations with Britain's Prince Andrew when she was 17 want the royal to respond under oath to the allegations.

Sony gets $15 million from The Interview online By James Walker Sony has announced that its controversial comedy film about the assassination of North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un has raised over $15 million in revenue from online streaming services since it became available on Christmas Eve.

Controversial comedy to haul in $3-4 million over holiday By Tim O'Brien UPDATE: "The Interview" took in over $1 million on Christmas, but no sales figures are available for the various streaming services.

Review: Lena Dunham talks feminism, Hollywood, why she's different than Hannah Special By David Silverberg Toronto - Reading from her memoir for the first time and answering questions, Lena Dunham, the creator and star of the HBO hit show Girls, shared her charming humour, candid insight into gender issues and why she feels like she's visiting Hollywood still.

Singer-songwriter Nick Santino preparing for fall tours Special By Kathleen Creighton In support of his debut album 'Big Skies' which was released at the end of May on the 8123 management group, Nick Santino is gearing up to tour the UK and North America this fall.

Interview with Garrett Nickelsen of The Maine Special By Kathleen Creighton Hartford - Garrett Nickelsen, bassist for The Maine, took a few minutes out of the beautiful day that was Vans Warped Tour 2014 Hartford stop to talk a bit about the band, the tour and Arizona.

Kenny Rogers to partake in Country Music Hall of Fame interview By Markos Papadatos Nashville - Country superstar Kenny Rogers will partake in a unique interview at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum on August 16.

Four Year Strong four years later Special By Kathleen Creighton A hot July afternoon at the then Comcast Music Center in 2010, barely knowing the way around the Vans Warped Tour press procedure, “Four Year Strong” is on one of the sign up sheets for interviews. I had a great conversation with the whole band.

A post-apocalyptic indie interview on InSomnia Special By Walter McDaniel Lead Developer Anatoliy Guyduk had some time to talk with us after his successful Kickstarter project for the game InSomnia.

City's first African-American mayor: 'We're moving forward' Special By Zach Gilliland Inman - The city of Inman, South Carolina may know him as Cornelius Huff the mayor, but outside of city hall he is a family-driven man that lives for The Lord.

How you can whistle to find your lost cellphone Special By Walter McDaniel Co-Developers Kapil Kumar and Rahul Kumawat have created a new way to locate your phone. The Whistle Phone Finder App records your unique whistle and when you whistle it tells your phone to light up while playing sounds so that you can find it.

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