As part of an interview airing tomorrow on "Larry King Live," former First Lady Barbara Bush said of Sarah Palin, "I sat next to her once, thought she was beautiful. And I think she's very happy in Alaska -- and I hope she'll stay there."
Then she starts laughing! You got to see her face LOL
While Lady Gaga's interview with Larry King on his show Tuesday (June 1) covered many topics -- her fame, her health, her fans, etc. -- the clear highlight was the very brief snippet shown from her new video for "Alejandro," the third single from her 2009 album The Fame Monster.
Larry King went in on T.I. with some tough questions a few days ago and T.I. let it all out! Check out how that interview went down...
Clifford "T.I." Harris was sentenced to one year and one day of prison last year following his arrest in October 2007 for attempting to illegally purchase firearms. The rapper was subsequently released to a halfway house in December to serve out the remainder of his sentence before his ultimate release at the end of March. King got right to the point and asked T.I. why he attempted the purchase of firearms in the first place.
"It came from an attempt that was made on my life,"
he said.
"My best friend [Philant Johnson] had died in my arms. It caused a state of depression and paranoia. My judgment was jaded, and I felt my life was in danger. ... At the time, when I felt the need to have these things, I never took into consideration the legalities; I only took into consideration the protection of my life and family."
King pressed Tip on whether he has truly put the "trouble" behind him. T.I. insisted that he is a "gangster no more," he absolutely does not own a weapon and he is looking toward the future and to evolve.
"In having time to sit and reflect, if you take the time and use it to your advantage, you see [that], even though all those rounds were fired that night, you didn't have a firearm and you're still here,"
he said.
"Obviously, the firearms aren't what's keeping you alive. I had to take that into consideration. I had to apply it to the way I live my daily life."
Throughout the interview, T.I. was calm and composed and answered all of King's questions without pause — save for when the CNN vet asked if he had ever shot a gun at anyone. T.I. called out the Fifth Amendment before answering that he had shot a gun "at a range."
"The main thing I can do to protect myself in the future is to understand my position,"
he said.
"I can't put myself in an environment where it will require me to have a handgun. I just stay places where I can be cool. I have security now. ... I take full responsibility for everything that happened to me. I'm a full believer that your life is what you make it. Society doesn't owe you anything."
Rumor has it, Rihanna will sit down for a one-on-one interview for the first time since February this week.
Booked to appear on ABC's 20/20 ahead of her anticipated appearance on the network's 'Good Morning America' later this month, the "Russian Roulette" singer is expected to tell her side of the story weeks after Chris Brown's much-talked-about interview with Larry King Live.
According to ABC, Rihanna will appear on '20/20' Friday, November 6 at 10pm (check local listings) after a newly scheduled appearance on 'Good Morning America Thursday, November 5 at 7am.
Chris sits down with Larry King and expressed how he first felt when he saw the TMZ photo of his battered girlfriend Rihanna. "It took a toll on me," he said, adding that he thought the photo might have been fake. "I just felt so disappointed in myself."
THE BIG STORY WAS HIS DAMN BOW TIE! HE CAN'T BE SERIOUS!
As part of an interview airing tomorrow on "Larry King Live," former First Lady Barbara Bush said of Sarah Palin, "I sat next to her once, thought she was beautiful. And I think she's very happy in Alaska -- and I hope she'll stay there."
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