I Love Andre 3000 From Outkast. I

Anything That's On Television As Often As Someone On 'the X Factor' Is What's Successful. That Doesn't Mean That I Condone That Or Think That It's Right. To Be Honest, I'd Be The First To Say I Think It's A Shame. But If That's The Way It Is Then That's The Way It Is.

It's Tragic That You Can Define A Whole Movement In Music By Gender Alone. People Are Like, 'oh, Look, Another Quirky Girl.'

You Know, My Mum's Always Encouraged Me And Never Made My Gender An Issue, I Guess. She Brought Me Up To Believe In Equality, As Opposed To Feminism Or Sexism - So It Just Meant That My Gender Was Not Relevant To What I Was Capable Of Achieving.

I Think That There Should Be Options Available, Quite Early On, That If Someone Is Recognised As A Disruptive Child, For Them To Be Trained Vocationally. Maybe If Those Kids Were Given The Option To Learn How To Contribute To Society On A Practical Level They Wouldn't Get Into Trouble.

We All Get Old, But I Always Say The Skinny, Pretty Girls Will Be Screwed.