Archive for the 'Interviews' Category

Sarah Silverman CNN Interview

Posted by SSO on February 19th, 2010

Sarah Silverman Thanks the Gays

Posted by SSO on January 28th, 2010

AfterElton.com of Logo (a gay cable network), recently interviewed Sarah about her upcoming season. You can read the telephone interview with Sarah from her car here.

Logo is currently airing episodes from Season One and Two of The Sarah Silverman Program every Tuesday night at 10pm. They will also be airing episodes from Season Three starting February 9th.

‘Sarah Wants to be Effing Obama’

Posted by SSO on September 19th, 2008

E! Online recently interviewed Sarah in an article called “Sarah Silverman Wants to Be Effing Obama.” Sarah had this to say about the presidential candidate:

“He’s so ridiculously sexy. He’s got that swimmer’s body and he stands like Fred Astaire, ya know, slouchy but with incredibly great posture.”

You can read the whole article at E! Online by clicking here.

Speaking of E!, don’t forget to watch Sarah win her Emmy award tomorrow night, Saturday, at 8pm ET in a 2-hour version of the 2008 Creative Emmy Awards which will only be airing on the E! channel.

‘Don’t Call Her Potty Mouth’

Posted by SSO on March 29th, 2008

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Here is an article/interview with Sarah Silverman promoting her stand-up in British Columbia today.

Straight.com - “Don’t Call Her Potty Mouth”

Sarah on The Adam Carolla Show

Posted by SSO on February 20th, 2008

Sarah was on The Adam Carolla Radio Show today. You can listen to the interview here. Sarah hints that the rumored “I’m F—ing Matt Damon” rebuttal by Jimmy and Ben Affleck will be on the Jimmy Kimmel Live Post-Oscar Special. Jimmy Kimmel Live also has this banner on their website:

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So be sure to check out Jimmy’s post-Oscar special to see if the widely-rumored “I’m F—ing Ben Affleck” will air or not.

Wired Magazine

Posted by SSO on January 20th, 2008

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Sarah Silverman is on the February 2008 cover of Wired Magazine which is now available at news stands.   You can read the article here.