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Scarlett Johansson says she got a rib cage tattoo in Paris thinking no one would ever see it "Where's the other tattoo?" "I have a new one, yeah. It's on my rib cage." "And what is it?" "I can't show it to you now." "No, no, no. We have a picture of it here." "Oh, great." "This looks like it's fresh. Is this right after it was put on? Do you mind if I show it?" "No, go ahead and show it." "Earlier this month, so that is brand new. You got it in Paris, France?" "Well, it's not a tattoo that I really expected everybody to see, obviously. God, stop zooming so close to it like that!" "Now, wait a minute. We have a contradiction here. You got the tattoo, you didn't expect people to see it, but yet here you are..."

3,289,028 views • 9 days ago

Matt Damon reveals what it feels like to realize a movie is going to flop a month into filming. Matt Damon: "Ultimately, the big decision is saying yes." Ben Affleck: "That's the last point at which you have total control." Matt Damon: "Right. And then you're in, whether it's good or bad. I've been on those movies where I knew a month into a six-month shoot that this is not going to work." Ben Affleck: "What's that like?" Matt Damon: "That is the fucking worst. It's going to be 80 16-hour days in a row, a post-production period that's going to be pretty fraught, and then it's going to come out and we're going to get fucking crushed." Ben Affleck: "And then you're going to have to sell it. You're going to have to walk the fucking plank and sit down with Access like, 'So, saw the movie...'" Matt Damon: "It's really terrible."

Matt Damon reveals what it feels like to realize a movie is going to flop a month into filming. Matt Damon: "Ultimately, the big decision is saying yes." Ben Affleck: "That's the last point at which you have total control." Matt Damon: "Right. And then you're in, whether it's good or bad. I've been on those movies where I knew a month into a six-month shoot that this is not going to work." Ben Affleck: "What's that like?" Matt Damon: "That is the fucking worst. It's going to be 80 16-hour days in a row, a post-production period that's going to be pretty fraught, and then it's going to come out and we're going to get fucking crushed." Ben Affleck: "And then you're going to have to sell it. You're going to have to walk the fucking plank and sit down with Access like, 'So, saw the movie...'" Matt Damon: "It's really terrible."

2,233,208 views • 14 days ago

Jennifer Lopez says she washes off her movie characters in the shower at the end of the day, while Robert Pattinson points out a hilarious trend among method actors. "Jennifer Lopez: I feel like some younger actors feel like they need to stay in it all the time. As I've done movies for many years now, I can't wait for the end of the day to kind of let it go, go home, and literally get in the shower and wash it all off." "Robert Pattinson: I always say about people who do method acting: you only ever see people doing the method when they're playing an asshole." "Robert Pattinson: You never see someone just being lovely to everyone, going like, 'I'm really deep in character.'"

Jennifer Lopez says she washes off her movie characters in the shower at the end of the day, while Robert Pattinson points out a hilarious trend among method actors. "Jennifer Lopez: I feel like some younger actors feel like they need to stay in it all the time. As I've done movies for many years now, I can't wait for the end of the day to kind of let it go, go home, and literally get in the shower and wash it all off." "Robert Pattinson: I always say about people who do method acting: you only ever see people doing the method when they're playing an asshole." "Robert Pattinson: You never see someone just being lovely to everyone, going like, 'I'm really deep in character.'"

3,219,678 views • 21 days ago

Rosie O'Donnell says her son confronted her when she decided to get a deep plane facelift "Many of my friends in LA had deep plane facelifts. They're like, 'You're going to feel free, and you're going to feel better, and you're going to not fight with the mirror so much.'" "So I chose a lower deep plane, which is really from here down. Because I'm an actress, I didn't want my face to be frozen or to be unrecognizable." "And I had to wrestle with myself because as a feminist, I always felt like, 'Well, this is the patriarchy, and this is the male gaze, and this is not anything that I believe in.'" "The biggest person I had to deal with was Clay, who said, 'You know, Mommy, young girls look up to you. And what does your legacy stand for if you do this?'" "I really changed my mind for about 6 months." "Then I decided, you know, I have to do what's right for me. And that's the real power of feminism, that women get to decide what they want to do with their body and when."

Rosie O'Donnell says her son confronted her when she decided to get a deep plane facelift "Many of my friends in LA had deep plane facelifts. They're like, 'You're going to feel free, and you're going to feel better, and you're going to not fight with the mirror so much.'" "So I chose a lower deep plane, which is really from here down. Because I'm an actress, I didn't want my face to be frozen or to be unrecognizable." "And I had to wrestle with myself because as a feminist, I always felt like, 'Well, this is the patriarchy, and this is the male gaze, and this is not anything that I believe in.'" "The biggest person I had to deal with was Clay, who said, 'You know, Mommy, young girls look up to you. And what does your legacy stand for if you do this?'" "I really changed my mind for about 6 months." "Then I decided, you know, I have to do what's right for me. And that's the real power of feminism, that women get to decide what they want to do with their body and when."

1,435,215 views • 12 days ago

Ryan Gosling says Harrison Ford stapled his fedora directly to his head on the set of Raiders of the Lost Ark "He's not like us. He could just house half a bottle of Advil as a joke. He doesn't care." "In Raiders, you know when he's riding and his hat kept coming off? When he's riding the horse?" "He stapled it to his head." "To his scalp! They were trying to tape it, and he said, 'Fuck it, give me a stapler.' And he stapled it to his head." "He's not like us. He's one of those aliens among us, man." "That line where Princess Leia says, 'I love you,' and he goes, 'I know'—that's him. He said that." "That's him. He's the real deal."

Ryan Gosling says Harrison Ford stapled his fedora directly to his head on the set of Raiders of the Lost Ark "He's not like us. He could just house half a bottle of Advil as a joke. He doesn't care." "In Raiders, you know when he's riding and his hat kept coming off? When he's riding the horse?" "He stapled it to his head." "To his scalp! They were trying to tape it, and he said, 'Fuck it, give me a stapler.' And he stapled it to his head." "He's not like us. He's one of those aliens among us, man." "That line where Princess Leia says, 'I love you,' and he goes, 'I know'—that's him. He said that." "That's him. He's the real deal."

784,773 views • 11 days ago

Zach Cregger says he refuses to "cannibalize" the Resident Evil games or try to improve on Leon in his new movie "What I'm not doing in this is I'm not gonna cannibalize the characters and the stories that the games already do so well." "Because I'm not gonna be able to improve on Leon. I feel like Leon exists in the games." "And anyone I cast, and any haircut I give him, or any line of dialogue I make him say is just not gonna be Leon, because Leon exists." "I'd rather tell an original story that lives in the world of the games, that obeys the rules of the games largely, but feels more like the experience you get when you're playing the games." "That is leaning into the survival horror aspect of it, not survival action. I really love where they build this incredible atmosphere and this dread and tension as you progress through these set pieces."

Zach Cregger says he refuses to "cannibalize" the Resident Evil games or try to improve on Leon in his new movie "What I'm not doing in this is I'm not gonna cannibalize the characters and the stories that the games already do so well." "Because I'm not gonna be able to improve on Leon. I feel like Leon exists in the games." "And anyone I cast, and any haircut I give him, or any line of dialogue I make him say is just not gonna be Leon, because Leon exists." "I'd rather tell an original story that lives in the world of the games, that obeys the rules of the games largely, but feels more like the experience you get when you're playing the games." "That is leaning into the survival horror aspect of it, not survival action. I really love where they build this incredible atmosphere and this dread and tension as you progress through these set pieces."

600,387 views • 10 days ago

Diana Taurasi reveals what playing in the WNBA was like 20 years ago. "20 years ago, we were flying commercial. We were staying at Holiday Inn Expresses. You didn't understand what the future looked like because you were just trying to get through it." "There was a lot of times when we would fly commercial and I would say to myself, 'Magic Johnson and Larry Bird flew commercial.' Someone's got to do the hard work and the heavy lifting sometimes, so I always felt that responsibility

Diana Taurasi reveals what playing in the WNBA was like 20 years ago. "20 years ago, we were flying commercial. We were staying at Holiday Inn Expresses. You didn't understand what the future looked like because you were just trying to get through it." "There was a lot of times when we would fly commercial and I would say to myself, 'Magic Johnson and Larry Bird flew commercial.' Someone's got to do the hard work and the heavy lifting sometimes, so I always felt that responsibility

745,527 views • 15 days ago

Robert Downey Jr. explains why he almost turned down Tropic Thunder "Ben called and asked me to do this movie. I thought, 'Yeah, I'll do that after Iron Man.'" "Then I started thinking, 'This is a terrible idea.'" "I had to ask myself, 'Where is your heart?'" "I realized I wasn't trying to mock Black people. I was trying to hold up a mirror to the insane, self-involved hypocrisy of actors who think they're allowed to do anything." "Ben Stiller knew exactly what movie he was making. It was impossible to make it without people thinking it could become an offensive nightmare." "But 90% of my Black friends were like, 'Dude, that was great.'"

Robert Downey Jr. explains why he almost turned down Tropic Thunder "Ben called and asked me to do this movie. I thought, 'Yeah, I'll do that after Iron Man.'" "Then I started thinking, 'This is a terrible idea.'" "I had to ask myself, 'Where is your heart?'" "I realized I wasn't trying to mock Black people. I was trying to hold up a mirror to the insane, self-involved hypocrisy of actors who think they're allowed to do anything." "Ben Stiller knew exactly what movie he was making. It was impossible to make it without people thinking it could become an offensive nightmare." "But 90% of my Black friends were like, 'Dude, that was great.'"

83,018 views • 10 days ago

Dave Ramsey suggests a caller tell their kid no instead of getting a legal divorce to save $100,000 on out-of-state college tuition Co-host: Should my wife and I get a divorce so we can change one of our permanent residences to that state and keep the other permanent residence in our state? Doing so would save us over $100,000 by paying in-state tuition for both kids. My wife and I love each other very much, and the paperwork wouldn't change our relationship." "I think if you can't afford the out-of-state tuition, y'all can't afford the college." Dave Ramsey: Oh, here's an idea. Tell your kid no. Oh, there's a shocking concept. Before you divorce your wife, maybe you just tell your kid no." "How about no? You can't go to school over there. No. That's a lot easier. Dude, you're weird

Dave Ramsey suggests a caller tell their kid no instead of getting a legal divorce to save $100,000 on out-of-state college tuition Co-host: Should my wife and I get a divorce so we can change one of our permanent residences to that state and keep the other permanent residence in our state? Doing so would save us over $100,000 by paying in-state tuition for both kids. My wife and I love each other very much, and the paperwork wouldn't change our relationship." "I think if you can't afford the out-of-state tuition, y'all can't afford the college." Dave Ramsey: Oh, here's an idea. Tell your kid no. Oh, there's a shocking concept. Before you divorce your wife, maybe you just tell your kid no." "How about no? You can't go to school over there. No. That's a lot easier. Dude, you're weird

194,828 views • 26 days ago

Man tells Dave Ramsey he is $1.8 million in debt after taking out loans from his cousin and financing two electric Hondas. Dave: "I have 1.8 million in debt total." Dave: "Good Lord. What is the 1.8 million on? I hope it's just your real estate, right?" Caller: "I have a triplex, which I owe about 680,000 on. I have my family home, which I owe 590,000 on. I have two Hondas, which I owe close to 70,000 on each. I have 350,000 of personal debt, and then 35,000 of credit card and student loans." Dave: "What is your 350,000 of personal debt?" Caller: "It was loaned to me mostly by my cousin, both as a down payment for the house, as well as to renovate the house and the triplex." Dave: "And what's your household income?" Caller: "Around 110, 120,000 before tax." Dave: "You owe 70 each on two condos?" Caller: "On two Hondas." Dave & Jade: "Hondas!" Jade: "Oh, I put condos, too!" Dave: "Oh, so they're not worth 70." Caller: "No, they're fairly new, but they're electric. We got them because we would be saving 500 in gas per car." Dave: "Yeah, it makes a difference when you're $2 million in debt. That's a big deal. Not!"

Man tells Dave Ramsey he is $1.8 million in debt after taking out loans from his cousin and financing two electric Hondas. Dave: "I have 1.8 million in debt total." Dave: "Good Lord. What is the 1.8 million on? I hope it's just your real estate, right?" Caller: "I have a triplex, which I owe about 680,000 on. I have my family home, which I owe 590,000 on. I have two Hondas, which I owe close to 70,000 on each. I have 350,000 of personal debt, and then 35,000 of credit card and student loans." Dave: "What is your 350,000 of personal debt?" Caller: "It was loaned to me mostly by my cousin, both as a down payment for the house, as well as to renovate the house and the triplex." Dave: "And what's your household income?" Caller: "Around 110, 120,000 before tax." Dave: "You owe 70 each on two condos?" Caller: "On two Hondas." Dave & Jade: "Hondas!" Jade: "Oh, I put condos, too!" Dave: "Oh, so they're not worth 70." Caller: "No, they're fairly new, but they're electric. We got them because we would be saving 500 in gas per car." Dave: "Yeah, it makes a difference when you're $2 million in debt. That's a big deal. Not!"

66,455 views • 13 days ago

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