Indians have always felt close to America on a popular level, to American films, to clothes, to music. But at the same time, many Indians see America as too domineering. It's like a wife who wishes her husband … would give her more room to grow.

I think the outrage was against the fashion types, the glossy types who went back on their testimony. There's an extraordinary delight in setting them right.

I do like what Alicia Keys and John Legend are doing. With their music, you keep your clothes on.

Retro is one of the biggest retail trends of 2005. We have seen it in clothes and music; now it's the turn of confectionery to delve back in time.

Ignorant people in preppy clothes are more dangerous to America than oil embargoes.

For somebody living in Middle America that lives a completely normal life with a normal job and normal clothes and normal school and normal family, it seems that these people aren't even real, ... They watch us on TV and they see into our lives, and we're larger than life for them, and that's why people get so interested because they see so much stuff they don't have. The whole lifestyle and living in L.A., it's a little out of control, and with tabloids and other people making such a spectacle out of everything in your life.