Hemispheres Magazine
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The Hemi Q&A | Apr 2016
The Hemi Q&A: Ice Cube
The two sides of Ice Cube
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The Hemi Q&A | Mar 2016
The Hemi Q&A: Shonda Rhimes
Powerhouse showrunner Shonda Rhimes is changing the face of television—and the very way we watch it
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The Hemi Q&A | Feb 2016
The Hemi Q&A: Tracy Morgan
A year and a half removed from the car crash that nearly killed him, the celebrated comedian is ready to get back on the road
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The Hemi Q&A | Jan 2016
The Hemi Q&A: Carol Burnett
This month, the foremother of sketch comedy gets her due with a SAG Lifetime Achievement award
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The Hemi Q&A | Dec 2015
The Hemi Q&A: Ron Howard
The child actor turned Hollywood power player on not being pigeonholed as a director and on his new film, the great-white-whale epic “In the Heart of the Sea”
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The Hemi Q&A | Nov 2015
The Hemi Q&A: Sarah Silverman
America’s most mischievous stand-up comedian channels her dark side in a game-changing dramatic role
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The Hemi Q&A | Oct 2015
The Hemi Q&A: Oprah Winfrey
The former Queen of Daytime TV says she ‘cannot ask another question about what color eye shadow a woman is wearing.’ This month, she tackles perhaps the deepest question of all.
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The Hemi Q&A | Sep 2015
The Hemi Q&A: Nick Nolte
The Oscar-nominated actor reflects on the grandeur of the Appalachian Trail, wrestling in Iowa as a child and an acting career spent portraying wild men
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The Hemi Q&A | Aug 2015
The Hemi Q&A: Jesse Eisenberg
Actor, humorist, playwright, foster parent to homeless cats—is there anything this guy can’t do?
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The Hemi Q&A | Jul 2015
The Hemi Q&A: Anthony Bourdain
America’s favorite culinary bad boy talks about the scariest place he’s ever been, the last thing he’d ever eat and how a man who once hated celebrity chefs became the most famous one of all
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The Hemi Q&A | Jun 2015
The Hemi Q&A: James Taylor
The American folk music legend on how his classics can still transport him back to a specific time and place, and the joys of releasing a new album for the first time in more than a decade
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The Hemi Q&A | May 2015
The Hemi Q&A: Toni Morrison
The legendary novelist talks about her new book, what drives her to write and her relatively newfound love of rap music
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The Hemi Q&A | Apr 2015
The Hemi Q&A: Brian Grazer
The Hollywood mogul has picked the brains of some of the world’s brightest and most powerful people—including Barack Obama, Steve Jobs and Carl Sagan. Now, in his new book, A Curious Mind, he shares some of what he’s learned.
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The Hemi Q&A | Mar 2015
The Hemi Q&A: Neil deGrasse Tyson
In his ongoing quest to bring science to the masses, America’s “rock star astrophysicist” is about to launch a late-night talk show
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The Hemi Q&A | Feb 2015
The Hemi Q&A: Al Pacino
At age 74, more than 40 years into a career that has made him one of the most revered actors in history, Al Pacino still has the fire for his art, whether it’s in the new film The Humbling or onstage doing Shakespeare in his native New York City
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The Hemi Q&A | Jan 2015
The Hemi Q&A: Charlie Rose
The venerated talk show host has spent the better part of four decades asking questions of heads of state, titans of industry and A-list movie stars. Now, Hemispheres has a few questions for him.
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The Hemi Q&A | Dec 2014
The Hemi Q&A: Bette Midler
The legendary star of stage and screen lives in a tony Manhattan penthouse filled with more than four decades’ worth of memorabilia from her career, but with a new album coming out and an active commitment to social causes, the Divine Miss M is a long way from Sunset Boulevard
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The Hemi Q&A | Oct 2014
The Hemi Q&A: Daniel Radcliffe
As star of the Harry Potter series, Daniel Radcliffe amassed tens of millions of dollars and established himself as one of the world’s most recognizable actors. His future success, though, will depend on how well he can make the boy wizard disappear.
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The Hemi Q&A | Oct 2014
The Hemi Q&A: Erin Andrews
As Fox Sports’ new No. 1 sideline reporter for the NFL, this “blonde bombshell” is out to prove that she’s so much more
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The Hemi Q&A | Sep 2014
The Hemi Q&A: Heidi Klum
As the glamour industry bathes in the glow of the Milan, New York, London and Paris Fashion Weeks, supermodel Heidi Klum demonstrates that there can be life after the runway