Jeff Goldblum

Don't know where, don't know when.

that Kubrick used at the end of Dr. Strangelove, and it's an important song in England.

And so that's how some of these things happened.

And on this next album, they do some things again, and Scarlett Johansson, with whom I've worked, does something wonderful, I think, and Melody Gardot on this next album, and Dodie and Charlie Puth.

We've worked with a lot of good people.

incredible and she's as unique musically as she is theatrically uh in her acting she's uh unmistakable and she's fantastic i adore her and i adore what we did we do this bossa nova version of a song she wanted to do which is out of the tree of life i just picked me a plum i like that love us

Well, it's a volatile time, isn't it, with a lot of things and with entertainment, too, and technology and the way we consume things.

I still like to go to the movie theaters, and I was glad to see that Wicked.

got people to the movie theaters as much as it did, and I've seen things recently, so I still love doing that, but things are changing.

We'll see how things change.

I'm lucky to have been involved in the time that I was,

My two boys, we've got two little kids, Emily and I, now nine and ten, and we'll see what happens with them, the whole world of technology and entertainment.

It's a marvelous and wondrous and weird world, isn't it?

Oh, you're telling me.

Absolutely.

I juggle it very carefully now and take only what I need to take and am compelled to take movie-wise and really try to consolidate the touring for the music in exactly the places I want to play.

So I have as much time, so I'm not shortchanging, certainly the family most of all.

These two guys are incredible, but sometimes they come with me and us, Emily and I,

When we play, because she is a world-class athlete, she was in the Olympics, and she's done a contortion and a handstand routine on top of the piano a couple places, in London at the London Palladium and at the Troubadour Theatre in Los Angeles just now.

But so did the kids, because they're taking piano lessons, and they came and, at both those places, played each a song and stole the show.