Diana on Canada AM - April 3rd

[scielle]

I think a video should be available online at some point - I'll post a link if I find one.

Meanwhile, here's the latest on Twitter from Canada AM host:

SeamusORegan: Just interviewed a glowing Diana Krall for AM - it will air tomorrow. She is so HAPPY it's contagious!

[scielle]

Here's the video of Diana's interview with Seamus O'Regan:

http://watch.ctv.ca/news/top-picks/diana-krall/#clip157290

I think this might be part of a larger special. If you look at the official site, there's something there called The O'Regan Files in May - never heard of it before, but I suspect that might be an upcoming talk series with Seamus.

[MrsChilBear]

Thanks for that link, scielle.
Enjoyed it a lot.
Didn't know she was on Canada AM

[scielle]

Yep - and she's on The National tonight, The Hour on Monday, and Q on Friday.

http://www.cbc.ca/national/

http://www.cbc.ca/thehour/

http://www.cbc.ca/q/


It's all on the official site.

[scielle]

I think this might be part of a larger special. If you look at the official site, there's something there called The O'Regan Files in May - never heard of it before, but I suspect that might be an upcoming talk series with Seamus.

Oh, am I good - or what?!

Seamus O'Regan Uncovers Artists & their Inspirations in THE O'REGAN FILES, May 13 on Bravo!

TORONTO, April 23 /CNW/ - Bravo! presents a new original series that
uncovers the full stories behind the artists. In THE O'REGAN FILES, premiering
Wednesday, May 13 at 8:30 p.m. ET / 5:30 p.m. PT, journalist Seamus O'Regan
conducts in-depth one-on-one conversations with arts luminaries and other
prominent figures. Scheduled to follow ARTS & MINDS on Bravo!, each episode
explores various artists' current projects, career ideas and inspirations. The
half-hour series kicks-off with the Canada's talented jazz musician Diana
Krall. Currently on tour, Krall joins O'Regan to discuss her highly successful
career and her latest CD release Quiet Nights.

"The arts are a big part of my life - I'm involved with The Company
Theatre in Toronto and sit on the Board of our art gallery and museum in St.
John's," said Seamus O'Regan. "At one point many years ago, I seriously
considered a full-time career in the arts as a working actor. So, it's a
privilege for me to listen to these artists and artistic minds, and this show
allows viewers to spend quality time with the artists they admire on a more
intimate level."

http://www.newswire.ca/en/releases/archive/April2009/23/c4598.html