Jamie Foxx discusses the controversy around the real life character he plays in his new TV movie, Redemption.

Actor Mark Wahlberg has produced a documentary, Juvies, on juveniles in prison. He and his director, Leslie Neale, discuss the making of their new project.

Prince gives a rare interview to Tavis, performs live and presents a sneak preview -- the world premier -- of the video for his latest effort, "Musicology."

DMX explains that the music business isn't about talent anymore, and Kevin Smith talks about the making of Jersey Girl.

Nebraska Sen. Chuck Hagel reflects on the legacy of former President Reagan and comments on George Tenet's resignation. Actor Jon Cryer discusses TV's reality show fad.

BusinessWeek's Jim Ellis gives financial advice to graduating college students. Musician Everlast shares the aftereffects of having a heart attack at age 27.

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich reflects on the Reagan legacy. Entrepreneur Janice Bryant Howroyd describes how she built one of the largest Black-owned businesses in the U.S.

Former Army secretary Clifford Alexander discusses the recent "stop-loss order" for U.S. soldiers in Iraq. Musician Henry Rollins talks about his USO tour.

Prolific TV writer David Milch discusses the relationship between substance abuse and creativity. Gospel music star CeCe Winans reflects on growing up in a large musical family.

Former U.S. ambassador to the UN, Richard Holbrooke shares his thoughts on the upcoming transfer of power to the Iraqi Governing Council. Author Alice Randall discusses her new novel.

Tavis goes behind the scenes of the Arab network, Al Jazeera, with Arab-American filmmaker Jehane Noujaim and Sudanese journalist Hassan Ibrahim. Director Allen Hughes talks about his new TV series.

Conservative New York Times columnist David Brooks discusses nation building and comedian Paul Rodriguez shares observations from his USO tour.

Harvard law professor Charles Ogletree discusses the re-segregation of America. Actor, WW2 vet and Purple Heart recipient James Garner gives his views on war.

Entrepreneur and owner of the NBA's Dallas Mavericks Mark Cuban describes his upcoming reality TV show, The Benefactor. Singer Morris Day talks about his new CD.

Veteran journalist Joe Conason reacts to the 60 Minutes interview with former President Clinton. Funnymen Marlon and Shawn Wayans explain how their family works together on film and TV ideas.

Kristin Forbes, a member of the Council of Economic Advisors, critiques the G8 Summit. Economist, author and game show host Ben Stein describes his new book, a comical guide to personal finance.

Democratic political consultant Donna Brazile critiques diversity in the Kerry campaign. Former New York Mob figure Henry Hill describes witness protection.

Potential Democratic VP candidate Indiana Sen. Evan Bayh comments on the lack of diversity in the U.S. Senate. Nip/Tuck actress Joely Richardson discusses how her TV show pushes the envelope.

Comedian D.L. Hughley discusses the similarities between former presidents Reagan and Clinton. Country music star Travis Tritt reflects on his relationship with the legendary Ray Charles.

Former President Bill Clinton takes time from his book blitz to comment on America's values, terrorism vs. communism and Kerry and Black America.

Filmmaker Michael Moore shares how he acquired some of the more controversial footage for his record-breaking documentary, Fahrenheit 9/11. Writer Erica Kennedy discusses the power and influence of hip-hop.

Journalist and former editor of The New Republic Michael Kinsley talks about his new position at the helm of the L.A. Times Op-Ed pages. Actor Willem Dafoe explains how he avoids being typecast.