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| The new album has been generating a lot of opinions. Hear what has to say today on the show. |
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| TODAY: Novelist Jennifer Gilmore () on . She talks adoption, deception + why she wrote a novel instead of a memoir. |
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| Tomorrow on the show, Jennifer Gilmore () talks abt her novel 'The Mothers' that tackles adoption + is largely autobiographical. |
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| A nest in hand is worth a bird on the ground? |
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| Steven Soderbergh: "You could make the argument that Liberace really invented the idea of 'bling'": |
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| Ask and you shall receive: |
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| Mel Brooks: She could have been a longshoreman in NJ. I dont think there's anything Madeline Kahn couldnt do.: |
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| RIP, Ray Manzarek, keyboardist for The Doors. An interview with him from our archives: |
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| Is he retiring or taking a break? STEVEN SODERBERGH clarifies for Terry. He also talks Liberace + "Dad, what does 'Directed by' mean?" |
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| Steven Soderbergh's on the show tomorrow talking , Jaws, his Twitter novel + whether this break he's taking is retirement or hiatus |
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| There is a certain slant of summer light: |
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| Mel Brooks on why he refused to accept a Kennedy Center Honor the first time around: |
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| Kevin Whitehead: "With Sarah Vaughan, it’s also about the way she rolls out her vowels.": |
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| Hey and , Mel Brooks is on the show today and he says you both are pretty stinking great. |
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| Mel brooks on right now. Awesome. |
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| Whitehead reviews 'SARAH VAUGHAN, DIVINE: THE JAZZ ALBUMS 1954-1958.' He says w/ others it's abt consonants, but w/ her it's all abt vowels. |
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| TODAY: Mel Brooks! He tells some good stories abt 'The Producers' + wonders whether he'll ever get an honorary Woman of the Year award |
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| Ed Ward:"It features a man playing as if his life depended on it in front of a rioting crowd": |
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| "What was your mother like?" "I don't know. She died when I was 11." "Well, what did she *feel* like?" |
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