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The Pitchfork Review

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Grief
Tom Cruise
Ashley Padilla
Saturday Night Live
Kyle Maclachlan
David Lynch
Ethan Hawke
Princess Diana
The Groundlings
Comedy
Mission: Impossible
Digger
Dune
Twin Peaks
Fame
Kyle Maclachlan's Career
Therapy
Family Reconciliation

Brought to you by the music critics at Pitchfork, The Pitchfork Review is a show for music fans and obsessives who can’t wait to talk about the latest releases. Co-hosted by Pitchfork editor-in-chief Puja Patel and Reviews Editor Jeremy D. Larson, this podcast pulls back the curtain on our reviews and scores, dives deep into new music, and gives an expert guide to what’s exciting, what’s great, an... more

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Ashley Padilla
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A-list actor known for action franchises and diverse dramatic work
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Zach Baron
Host of One More Question; Senior Special Projects Editor at GQ; has contributed to Pitchfork and serves as a featured interviewer across exclusive long-form conversations.

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From One More Question: Ashley Padilla
Q: Does Saturday Night Live still feel like it makes sense and should exist?
Padilla says she rarely questions it because she is immersed in the work, but believes its weekly commentary and live broadcasts bring people together and remain comforting.
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Q: Why do you use the word idiot so often to describe your comedy?
Padilla says Diane Keaton often used the word, and she came to enjoy playing a fool because it releases the pressure to be perfect while letting her be funny.
From One More Question: Prince Harry
Q: How are you going to work it out?
Harry says he wants to reconcile with his family and believes letting go of the past can help repair strained relationships.
From One More Question: Prince Harry
Q: What has life been like for you since you stopped suppressing your feelings for 20 years or so?
Harry says life is better and harder: therapy helped him acknowledge grief, cry, and connect emotionally, while also making him more sensitive to suffering around him.
From One More Question: Ethan Hawke
Q: Do the high-profile roles and awards matter to him?
Awards and nominations matter, but Hawke emphasizes that the most meaningful outcomes come from the work itself and the impact it has on his craft and personal life, rather than the prestige.

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