Alfonso Cuarón slips into his childhood memories with HFPA journalist Vera Anderson to talk about his newest film Roma, which is nominated for this year's Golden Globes for Best Director, Best Screenplay, and Best Foreign Language Film. They also dig into his early childhood and aspirations with Super 8 film, his Golden Globe for Best Directing for his film Gravity, working with his son Jonas Cuarón, his preference for wide shots, the rising stars of Mexican film, streaming services like Netflix, and more.

Charlize Theron sat down with HFPA journalist Margaret Gardiner to discuss her life and career, from training to be a dancer, to the injury that led her to acting, to her roles in The Cider House Rules, Devil's Advocate, and her Oscar and Golden Globe winning performance in Monster. They also dive into her collaborations with Jason Reitman and Diablo Cody for Tully and Young Adult, what it's like working with Dior, activism to prevent HIV and AIDS in South Africa, her love for Tom Pettty, and more.

Golden Globe winner Rachel Brosnahan sat down with the HFPA's Katherine Tulich to talk about the new season of Amazon's hit show The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. They also delve into her standup comedy inspirations, her favorite scene from season one, what it was like to join the wrestling team in high school, what it's like juggling her busy schedule, what will happen to Midge in season two, and more.

Michael Douglas sat down with the HFPA's Silvia Bizio to talk about his new Netflix comedy The Kominsky Method. They also delve into his fifty-year-long career, from his start as a second generation actor to the double-header of Fatal Attraction and Wall Street. They also discuss his work as a United Nations Messenger of Peace, why he chose now to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, his future work with Ryan Murphy, what it was like surviving stage four cancer, and more.

Matthew McConaughey sits down with HFPA journalist Scott Orlin to talk about his latest film White Boy Rick, including working with first time actor Richie Merritt. They also dig into McConaughey's career, from film school to Dazed and Confused to Texas Chainsaw Massacre to Magic Mike to Dallas Buyers Club, discuss the origins of Wooderson's "Alright, alright, alright," how "launchpad lines" help him learn about the characters he portrays, and more.