Interview with Jena Malone

Jena Malone is an artist. As an actress, she's been nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Actress in Hope and was nominated for an Independent Spirit Award and a Screen Actors Guild award for her work in Bastard Out of Carolina.

She's starred in the critically acclaimed movies Saved!, Pride and Prejudice and Donnie Darko; co-produced (and starred) in American Girl; and this year, she'll appear in The Go-Getter and Four Last Songs. In 2006, she took to the Broadway stage and became a cast member in the Tony Award winning play Doubt.

Now, she's begun a recording career. here ...

Interview with Jena Malone

Jena Malone is an artist. As an actress, she's been nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Actress in Hope and was nominated for an Independent Spirit Award and a Screen Actors Guild award for her work in Bastard Out of Carolina.

She's starred in the critically acclaimed movies Saved!, Pride and Prejudice and Donnie Darko; co-produced (and starred) in American Girl; and this year, she'll appear in The Go-Getter and Four Last Songs. In 2006, she took to the Broadway stage and became a cast member in the Tony Award winning play Doubt.

Now, she's begun a recording career. here ...

Happy Birthday To Us (a day early)

March 16, 2006, DeadJournalist.com launched as a single-paged Web site. The site was an idea that I had been tossing around for several years, but it took another year of not going to SXSW to launch the site. Within a month, I had posted the site's first interview with The High Violets.

Now, almost one year later, the site has gone through three design updates, added several sections and most importantly, conducted 42 artist interviews thus far. And tomorrow, DeadJournalist.com will celebrate with its 43rd interview Jena Malone, the award-winning actress who had begun a music career.

Over the past year, we've added several contributing writers from throughout the US. I'd like that thank everyone for their contributions.

While year one has exceeded my expectations (I'm proud of what we've accomplished) I want the next year to be even better. But for now, happy birthday to us. And thanks for reading.

Chuck

Happy Birthday To Us (a day early)

March 16, 2006, DeadJournalist.com launched as a single-paged Web site. The site was an idea that I had been tossing around for several years, but it took another year of not going to SXSW to launch the site. Within a month, I had posted the site's first interview with The High Violets.

Now, almost one year later, the site has gone through three design updates, added several sections and most importantly, conducted 42 artist interviews thus far. And tomorrow, DeadJournalist.com will celebrate with its 43rd interview Jena Malone, the award-winning actress who had begun a music career.

Over the past year, we've added several contributing writers from throughout the US. I'd like that thank everyone for their contributions.

While year one has exceeded my expectations (I'm proud of what we've accomplished) I want the next year to be even better. But for now, happy birthday to us. And thanks for reading.

Chuck