In A Perfect World, I Would Love

Being A Star Doesn't Last. That's Not What Life Should Be About. It's A Complete Illusion That Really Has Nothing To Do With You. For Me, Finding Out About Life Is The Most Important Thing.

On A Spiritual Level, On A Place Where You Want To Be A Better Human Being And Listen More, I Try. I Joke, But It Has. I Mean, I Don't Consider Myself A Card-carrying Buddhist, You Know. But I Do Believe Deeply In The Ideas, And I Think Anytime You Have Interest In Anything, It Somehow Humbles You.

I Don't Think I'm Sharp Enough To Not Prepare And Come On Set And Kill It.

At Columbia There's No Performing Arts Department, So I Was Searching For It Everywhere I Could, And I Took Some Photography Classes And I Ended Up Becoming Fascinated With Eastern Religion, And Ultimately It Seemed To Encompass The More Abstract Mind That I Have.

I Had Been Brought Up In An Elementary School Where, My First Few Grades, I Remember Being Specifically Told That My Teachers Were Gay. I Was Just That Age And That Was Just How It Was, And My Parents Were Very... You Know, That's How I Was Raised. Like Super-progressive.