Q & A

Jill Bolte Taylor, the brain researcher and one of Time magazine’s 100 Most Influential People in 2008, shares the story of her own stroke with Lesley Stahl, including what to do at the start of a stroke and how she quiets the voices inside her head today

Her racy, fictionalized new ‘bio’ of Laura Bush published yesterday. Here, Lesley Stahl questions Curtis about the ties between fiction and reality in the writing process

Her racy, fictionalized new ‘bio’ of Laura Bush publishes today … right in time for the Republican Convention. wowOwow asks why the First Lady is so intriguing and unknowable

Liz Smith and forensic anthropologist turned bestselling author Kathy Reichs comb through the ins and outs of what it’s like working with the dead but for the living

Award-winning actress Jane Seymour joins wOw for an exclusive Q & A in which she talks about the plastic surgery she’s had and the plastic surgery she’s yet to undergo, what attracted her to the role of Prudence McCoy and more. Also, a sneak peek at the Hallmark Channel original movie ‘Dear Prudence,’ which will premiere on the Hallmark Channel August 23 at 9 PM

A conversation with Joni Evans and Roxanne J. Coady, owner of R.J. Julia Booksellers, about about present-day bookselling, how men and women read differently and what’s flying off the shelves at R.J. Julia

A Q & A exclusive with Emma Thompson in which she talks about working with the new wave of heartthrobs, how she developed the role of Lady Marchmain, what the future has in store for her and more

In this second installment of his wOw interview, New York Times business columnist extraordinaire Joe Nocera, whose latest book is Good Guys and Bad Guys, explains why Americans are bad investors, China is scary (but not in the ways you might think it is) and greed is only half good