THE SEPHORA QUEEN SHOW: INTERVIEW WITH LUCILLE KOSOVAN ((lucille))

Sephora was sitting at her table with the cameras about to be rolling with an audience patiently waiting. This time, she was interviewing the Jawbreaker star Lucille Kosovan. The room smelled like apple pie with all sorts of country themed furniture decorated the set to give the people what kind of background Sephora had grown up on. The cameras began reeling and she exclaimed, "Hello, y'all! This is 'ta Sephora Queen show! Ta'day we have two guests on 'ta show, 'ta first one is 'ta Jawbreaka star who has a character known 'ta be Satan in heels, Court'nay Shayne and is also starring in James Slade's debut film. She is 'ta one and only Lucille Kosovan! 'Ta second one is known for being in 'ta indie film business as a directah currently working on his debut film, and he is 'ta one and only James Slade! Let me show y'all a clip from Jawbreaka, and let's welcome 'ta one and only, Lucille Kosovan!"

Picking at her nails nervously, Lucille almost didn't realize it was time for her to walk onset. Though she was now a fairly well known and respected figure in the industry, she still hadn't quite gotten used to interviews and the like, especially not ones that were broadcasted on live television. Nonetheless, this was something she had to do, not just for the film's promotion, but also for a little extra publicity.
So, she took a deep breath of air in, and did her best to appear confident as she walked on set and took her seat across from Sephora.

"So, honey, how has been life lately?" asked Sephora to Lucille; she always referred to everyone she interviews as honey or sweetie due to her southern nature.

"Well, life's actually been pretty busy at the moment," she said, "y'know, with filming and everything. But it's definitely still been good. And the film is coming along very well! Everyone I've met so far has been really great and friendly, and they're all amazing at what they do."

Nodding, she then asked Lucille, "So far, the closest we ever gotten about the film's plot is a teaser picture posted by your boyfriend, Ulysses, on twitter. Will you be able to tell us about a bit of the film?"

"Well," Lucille took a moment to clear her throat before she continued to talk, "I obviously can't tell you everything about the film, but I certainly can tell you a bit about the film! So far it's like, well...it takes place in the 1920s, for starters. And basically it's like this really cool sort of gangster flick. I'm really not good at describing these things, but I trust you know what I'm trying to say."

"So, it's some sorta mobstah film, right?" Sephora asked, "Don't worruh, honey, it's okay since even I'm not 'tat good at describin' various knick knacks."

"Yes! You just summed it up perfectly," Lucille laughed, "of course, there's more to it than just that, but I'm not going to spoil it for you."

Sephora gave a toothy smile and decided to ask her a question related to her current relationship, "What's it like datin' yuh co. star Ulysses?"

Lucille couldn't help but blush a little bit at the question. "He's uh...he's very romantic. And sweet. It's just really great, and he's such an amazing guy! Plus, not only is he an incredible boyfriend, but he's also really professional when it comes to his job, and very easy to work alongside."

Aws were heard through the audience, so she felt is was very appropriate to ask another question related to their relationship, "'Tat's good 'tat he's an amazin' guy. So, what do y'all do outside of workin' on 'ta film?"

"Well, with that question, there are obviously a few things that wouldn't be very appropriate to admit to in front of a live TV audience," she giggled, "but, we're really just like any normal couple! We fool around sometimes, but we also have our really intimate, romantic moments."

"What was it like meetin' him? 'Ta two of y'all are both child stars," asked Sephora because she doesn't know whether or not they met recently or if they've known each other for years.

"I actually didn't meet him until we began working on this film together," Lucille admitted, embarrassed because Ulysses has been a pretty respectable figure in the entertainment business since he was young. "But it was definitely a huge honor to meet him regardless."

She nodded and responded, "So, honey, what was it like to work on 'ta movie Jawbreaka? It got bad recepshun, but I loved it. It ain't like Mean Girls."

"Oh, it was lots of fun!" Lucille replied, laughing. "I know the critics were pretty harsh on it, but I'd still consider it a good movie, and I'm not just saying that because I'm in it. But yeah, the rest of the cast were all very supportive and it was just like, a great experience. I've stayed friends with most of my costars from that film, too."

'Tat's good to know, sweetie. How do you handle some rumahs that surround ya and 'ta people close to ya? 'Ta wildese one I can remembah from 'ta top of 'ma head has to be 'ta one where you were thought to be engaged with 'ta shock rocker Jupitah Roxx shortly before he came out. I didn't know why some people took it seriouslay, it clearlay wasn't true," asked Sephora changing the topic to be about various rumors.

"Oh, yeah...that one," Lucille rolled her eyes at the memory. "That was such bullshit, not to be vulgar or anything, but really it was. I've never really even like, met the guy, aside from running into him at a few events and whatnot."

She gave a nod agreeing, "I hated 'tat rumah too. I don't know how some people thought 'tat it was true. It sure ain't true. They were hollerin' like a stuck pig. 'Tat's fo sure.

"Yeah," Lucille couldn't help but laugh once she really thought about how ridiculous the rumor was, "I don't even know how it started."