Rob Lowe praised Nastassja Kinski as his finest screen kiss, while Sharon Stone, Sylvester Stallone, Nicole Kidman, Kate Hudson and Sally Field shared candid stories involving beauty, bad breath, illness, snot and drooling.
Trump’s blistering 1,322 word post attacked Bill Maher’s show, polling claims and conduct during two White House dinners, even though the president had described their latest gathering as great just two days earlier.
Donna Mills may offer unpublished magazine photographs to subscribers after earning “many six figures” during her first month, but the 85 year old actress has firmly rejected followers’ surprisingly mundane requests to watch her brush her teeth.
Tom Brady and Candice Swanepoel have reportedly been dating “for a while,” though their representatives have not commented. The report follows Brady’s previous admission that work and his children left him little time for a personal life.
Joe Rogan reacted with disbelief after figures showed New York City’s proposed $127 billion budget exceeding Florida’s proposed spending, even though Florida has roughly three times as many residents.
David Spade and Dana Carvey questioned Hollywood’s focus on racial and gender labels while revisiting the industry’s wider struggles, as Spade urged California leaders to devote more attention and resources to entertainment production.
Jenna Bush Hager explained why Al Roker’s “Big Red” greeting crossed a line, as Sheinelle Jones recalled the hosts’ shocked reactions and Bush Hager’s previous remarks about experiencing body image struggles from childhood.
Sylvester Stallone admits his daughter Scarlet Rose benefited from nepotism on Tulsa King, but insists parental influence only opens the door. He says her talent will determine whether she can sustain her expanded role before millions of viewers.