These interviews are real. The interviewer is real. The interviewees are real (or extremely elaborate hoaxes). The answers, however, have not been fact checked.

“I Find There Is Something Fascinating About Binary Code:” A TDQ Q&A With Actress And Model Veronika London

Posted on May 18, 2012 by Brian DiMaio

Veronika London

In this week’s TDQ Q&A, we speak to actress and model Veronika London. Veronika talks to us about her tattoo inked in binary code, how well her instincts have served her in her career and her interesting food cravings. Here is this week’s TDQ Q&A with Veronika London:

The Daily Quarterly: What made you want to be in show business?

Veronika London: Love and lack of attention – A few years ago I was in love and in a relationship with an animator who was at times was more fascinated to check out the girls in Maxim magazine and watch beautiful actresses. I decided to become that “girl.” Needless to say that relationship didn’t work out. Turns out he liked fantasizing about these women but didn’t actually want to be with one.
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“Why Are You Still Here After I Hit Those Balls At You?” A TDQ Q&A With Professional Golfers The “Golf Boys”

Posted on May 11, 2012 by Brian DiMaio

We will not rest until we get the fourth "Golf Boy" to autograph this photo. That is our promise to you, TDQ readers.

Despite the PGA Tour not seeing fit to issue The Daily Quarterly staff a press pass to The PLAYERS Championship this week in Ponte Vedra, Florida, we still found a way to interview the members of the PGA Tour’s “Golf Boys,” made up of Ben Crane, Rickie Fowler, Hunter Mahan and Bubba Watson. They talk to us about if I can get an autograph, where I can get an autograph and when I can get an autograph. Whether you’re a fan of golf or not, we hope you enjoy this special TDQ Q&A With “The Golf Boys:”

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“Thanks For Making A Reference From The 1920s:” A TDQ Q&A With Actor And Businessman David Golshan

Posted on May 4, 2012 by Brian DiMaio

David Golshan is the proud owner of the original Vicki robot from "Small Wonder" but she has not aged well. Expect a Kickstarter project to restore Vicki in the near future.

In this week’s TDQ Q&A, we talk to comedian, actor and businessman David Golshan. David talks to us about his clothing company, womensuits.com, his bid to buy the Kodak Theater and being an Iranian-American in show business. Here is this week’s TDQ Q&A with David Golshan:

The Daily Quarterly: How excited are you that The Daily Quarterly asked you for an interview?

David Golshan: I can’t even begin to tell you how excited I am to be talking to The Daily Quarterly. I want to explain but the extreme pounding of my heart isn’t allowing me to.

TDQ: What made you want to be in show business?
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“I Never Paid Attention To The Extras Until I Was One:” A TDQ Q&A With Actor Jesse Heiman, Part 2

Posted on April 27, 2012 by Brian DiMaio

Jesse Heiman: The World's Greatest Extra

TDQ: What’s a typical work week like for you as “The World’s Greatest Extra?” I assume you just drive unannounced to different lots where they’re filming different shows and say, “Hey, it’s me, Jesse. I’m here and ready to do a scene.”

Heiman: I get called in to work usually every day of the week, sometimes all on one show, sometimes I’m working five different shows. The days are typically long, 12-14 hours of work and that equals good money and fun times on set, but it’s a professional job. It’s just as hard or easy as your job but we all try to have fun while doing it.
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“I Never Paid Attention To The Extras Until I Was One:” A TDQ Q&A With Actor Jesse Heiman

Posted on April 20, 2012 by Brian DiMaio

Jesse Heiman

You may not know it, but you’ve seen this week’s TDQ Q&A subject in damn near everything on TV and in movies. Known as “The World’s Greatest Extra,” Jesse Heiman somehow made time for us to talk about a typical week working all over Hollywood, why he looked up to Michael J. Fox and his thoughts on Will Ferrell’s future in Hollywood. Here is this week’s TDQ Q&A with Jesse Heiman:

The Daily Quarterly: How did you hear about thedailyquarterly.com?

Jesse Heiman: Well, to be honest I had never heard of this site prior to this interview. But I’ve checked it out and it’s a good read.
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