I Hope It Never Becomes

I Love To Sing. I Don't Think It's Strange For Singers To Act, Or Painters To Sculpt. I Don't Want To Ever Feel Like I'm Cornered Into One Expression Of Creativity Because I'm Successful At Making Films Or Being An Actor. I Guess It's Best To Not Paint Yourself Into That Corner.

There Are People In America Who Are Absolutely Desperate Right Now, Who Have No Means To Support Their Families, Who Have No Opportunities To Better Themselves Or Their Education - And They're Not That Different From The Farmers And Working-class People That I Visited When I Went To Kenya With Oxfam.

Whenever I'm Taking Time Off, All I'm Thinking About Is Working.

You're Married, And Suddenly You Have Your Own Family. There's A Nice Comfort In That. That Part Of Your Life Is Certain ... You've Got Your Home In That Other Person.

I Didn't Want To Be Driving To Work Everyday And Sending Out My Starbucks Order. I Didn't Want To Be In New York Or L.a. I Wanted To Have Space And I Wanted To Be In A Remote Place Where All Of Us Could Just Be Ourselves And Not Worry About Anyone Trying To Listen In Or Get In On That. I Wanted To Just Be Comfortable. I Feel Like Being In A Big City - As Much As I Find New York, In Particular, Very Inspiring In A Lot Of Ways - Can Also Be Claustrophobic.