Entrevistas y reportajes de leisha

en sta entrevista leisha abla del spinoff i d la segunda gira de uh huh her

All the Girls Love Alice and Leisha Hailey Too!

luego vere si puedo traducir un poko

Bidai ha puesto una parte de la traducción de esta entrevista en su web:

http://www.lesentiendes.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=244

Muy buena la entrevista!!

Gracias chicas!

muy chachi la entrevistaa, esperando la segunda parteee

besos

El resto de la entrevista ya esta disponible:

http://www.lesentiendes.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=245

Gracias a Bidai por traducir esta entrevista.

Graciiiiiiass por el rrestoo de la entrevistaaa
Besos

Nueva entrevista de Leisha:

http://www.pridesource.com/article.shtml?article=32772

Hace unos días alguien preguntaba por una foto de Leisha (aquella en la que muerde la corbata) y eso me hizo pensar en la entrevista en la que se publicó esa foto. Ha sido un poco difícil dar con ella, pero al fin la encontré.

Es un largo reportaje que la revista Advocate le dedicó a Leisha en Febrero del 2004. No está muy bien escaneada, pero creo que se puede leer bien.

Entrevista a Leisha Hailey en Mediablvd Magazine. Habla de la última temporada de The L word y del spin off.

http://www.mediablvd.com/magazine/the_news/celebrity/leisha_hailey%3a_is_alice_the_killer_on__%27the_l_word%27?_200902081569.html

Cómo molan los scans

Entrevista a Leisha en Duluth News Tribune. Habla de la banda Uh Huh Her y del final de la serie.

http://www.duluthnewstribune.com/event/article/id/178019/

'L Word' star performs in duo at Duluth - Superior Pride Festival

The Los Angeles-based band Uh Huh Her - a duo comprised of Leisha Hailey of the television show "The L Word" and Camila Grey - headline the Duluth Superior Pride Festival today at Bayfront Festival Park.

"The L Word" came to its confusing conclusion on the Showtime network more than a year ago, and since then one of the show’s stars, Leisha Hailey, has gotten to tap into her other creative outlet: Making electro-pop music.

The Los Angeles-based band Uh Huh Her - a duo comprised of Hailey and Camila Grey - headline the Duluth Superior Pride Festival today at Bayfront Festival Park. Local bands start at 11 AM and Uh Huh Her starts at 6 PM

"I've completely thrown myself into music" Hailey said in a phone interview. "I needed to take a break from TV and just dive into something else."

Leisha Hailey played the perky Alice Pieszecki for the entirety of Showtime's "The L Word" a more fashionable, lesbian spin on "Melrose Place." The show ended in March 2009.

Both have colorful music backgrounds: Camila Grey is here on a quick break from touring with super -glam "American Idol" runner-up Adam Lambert, and has played with Dr. Dre. Leisha Hailey was in The Murmurs, who had a super cool cult following in the 1990s.

The News Tribune caught up with Hailey when she was still adjusting to the climate change between Los Angeles and Duluth.

"It's beautiful here" she said via phone from her hotel room.

Q: Where do things stand with the new album?

A: We finished our record and it’s being mastered right now. We don’t have a title yet. We're figuring out art work, rebuilding our website and doing prep work. We’re hoping to have it out in the spring.

In broad strokes, the tone is more on the rock side with bigger drum sounds. It’s a little more aggressive than the last record.

When we started writing, we just wanted to slow down and take the time to write enough songs where we could throw away the ones we weren’t happy with instead of slapping them down on an album quickly. We went to studio space in North Hollywood and wrote and wrote and wrote all last summer.

Q: What's the dynamic of the band? Who's the task master, and who's the one stalling and writing text messages?

A: We're very different people. Somehow we fit perfectly together. We're both very driven, but we show it in different ways. Whoever needs to step up to the plate does. Cam's been on tour, she's living the life of a rock star, so I've been taking care of the administrative stuff. She had to do that while I was away working. We both keep the train moving.

Q: What can we expect from your show?

A: We're going to do a mix. We're trying to introduce stuff slowly. It's fun for us. For an audience member, it's fun to hear something new, but they have no memory or attachment to it. We're trying to make sure that we incorporate the songs they know, and at the same time move forward.

Q: Okay, cheesy "L Word" question. What did you think of the finale?

A: I think it could have had a happier ending. It didn't really make sense.

Gracias por la entrevista K_S!!