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Nikki Glaser explains why she’s into “forced orgasms” Nikki Glaser: “Like I like forced orgasm. Have you ever been into that?” Dax Shepard: “No.” Nikki explained the fantasy, but the reason she was drawn to it had less to do with the act itself and more to do with control. She said she had always struggled to let herself orgasm because of how vulnerable it made her feel. “I always fought like orgasms because they just feel like a loss of control that I wasn’t comfortable with.” Nikki said toys eventually helped, but she didn’t really become comfortable with it until her 30s. “I was so embarrassed because you look weird when you come and you sound weird and it’s like really vulnerable.” Then she explained what made the fantasy different for her. “It’s like it’s not my fault. He made me. Like I didn’t want it.” “So I getting what I want without being responsible at all.” “And then I like I that I think that’s what’s tied up in that.”
ً854,501 просмотров • 4 дней назад
Sir Anthony Hopkins says he never tolerated tyrannical directors who believed they could bully actors on set. He recalls one director who started shouting at a young actress while giving her notes. Hopkins immediately stepped in. “Hold it. You raise your voice one decibel to this lady and i’m going. And you my dear, should leave as well” Afterward, the actress thanked him. Hopkins then asked how long the director had been treating her that way. “How long has he been doing that?” She told him it had been happening throughout the entire film. For Hopkins, no performance or movie was worth allowing someone to be humiliated on set. “Don’t raise your voice. It’s a film. It’s a stupid film. That’s all it is. It’s not important.”
ً3,935,378 просмотров • 21 дней назад
Sophie Rain reveals why becoming famous made dating harder Bill Maher: “The other thing they write about you is that you’re a virgin.” Sophie Rain: “I am a virgin.” “I grew up with no friends. I didn’t have anyone growing up besides my two girlfriends that I’m still very close with today.” “I didn’t do extracurricular activities. Like I didn’t go out. I didn’t have fun. Like I was just school home, school home.” “So, like I never had a relationship with anyone.” “And then now I’m here. And I’m just waiting for the right person.” “But now everyone knows me, and it’s like weird. So like I’m trying to date, but…” “It’s hard. It’s hard now.” “So, I’m just waiting for the right person.”
ً563,258 просмотров • 5 дней назад
Josh Radnor explains why the HIMYM cast grew apart despite sharing such a close friendship on screen. Interviewer: “Are you guys still as close as you were?” Josh Radnor: “No. Not even a little bit.” “I don’t mean that in any dramatic way.” “It’s like college where you have this very intense time together and you think you’re going to be… you can’t imagine not seeing each other every day.” “And then it just disperses and you just go out and live your life.” “People really want to believe that, like, me and Neil and Jason are like hitting bars in New York City together.” “It’s a little more like family than friends in that you don’t get to choose your family.” “We were cast. We didn’t choose each other.” “You also have love that is quite deep and rich and probably everlasting.” “But it’s not an active love.” “Acting is a lot of like little love affairs that you have and then you move on.”
ً3,127,819 просмотров • 24 дней назад
Paloma Faith recalls the Angelina Jolie underwear story that left Romesh stunned Romesh: “Name the most difficult celebrity you’ve worked with and why.” Paloma Faith: “I’ll tell you an exclusive.” Romesh: “Go on then.” Paloma Faith: “When I was working Agent Provocateur, the nick of shot, I once served Angelina Jolie and she was reluctant to buy the underwear because she looked in the label and it said hand wash only.” “She said ‘That’s a pain. I’ve got to hand wash all this underwear.’” “And I said, ‘What you want to do Angelina is when you go in the bath, stick it in the bath, rub soap in the gussets, rub the gussets together to give it a good clean, wash it in the bath water, and then hang it on the radiator, and by the morning it’ll be dry and you can wear it again, and it’s been hand washed.’” “She thought it was so shocking that a shop assistant had told her, goddess of all things, to just wash her gussets with a bar of soap, that she couldn’t stop laughing.” Romesh: “Angelina Jolie?” Paloma: “Yeah.” Romesh: “Told you she loves you?” Paloma: “She washes her gussets.” “I hope she does, anyway.”
ً671,839 просмотров • 7 дней назад
Emily Atack reveals strangers still call her “big tits” She says she still gets recognized for The Inbetweeners everywhere she goes, but fans don’t always call her by her real name. “My name is just ‘big tits’.” “I could be in the street, I could be at the garden centre, just having a jacket potato.” “It’s just big tits, big tits. Everyone’s calling me.” Romesh points out the uncomfortable part: if she pushes back, she risks being made to look like the difficult one. “If you then challenge it, you look like you’re being a diva or a party pooper.” Emily admits she’s publicly spoken against it, but says many fans don’t seem to understand why it’s inappropriate. “People genuinely don’t even mean it in that way.” “It’s a character. It’s something I’m very proud of.”
ً755,314 просмотров • 17 дней назад
Zendaya hilariously calls out Tom Holland over his “nickname” Kid: Tom, we heard you call Zendaya Marie. Do you have any other nicknames? Zendaya: My family calls me Marie, because that’s my middle name, which is also my mom’s middle name. And then my family also calls me Dea. So my little nieces and nephews, they call me Auntie Dea. I get big head a lot. That’s what my brothers call me because… Tom Holland: Not because she has an ego. Zendaya: Just because I have a big head. Yeah. When I was born, the doctor had to measure my head twice because they couldn’t believe how big it was. Literally, the doctor was like, “No, that can’t be right.” And then they did it again. Kid: So came out of the sunroof. Zendaya: Exactly. Exactly. Tom Holland: People call me T. If you’re close to me, you can call me T. If you’re really close to me, people call me Tommy. But you have to be… Zendaya: I’ve literally never heard anybody call you Tommy in my whole life. I… Okay. We don’t have to fact-check that. I don’t know. Never heard that.
ً1,902,000 просмотров • 1 месяц назад
Charles Barkley says the best advice he ever got wasn’t about basketball or money. Charles Barkley: Grant Hill’s mom, rest in peace, gave me the best advice ever. Charles Barkley: We were at the ’96 Olympics, and I said, “Grant just signed the first $100 million contract in NBA history.” Charles Barkley: She said, “Sit your ass down, Charles. I’m going to give you some advice.” Charles Barkley: “Do not start taking care of your family and friends.” Charles Barkley: “Number one, they’re never going to stop, and it’s going to ruin all your relationships.” Charles Barkley: “Number two, no matter what you do for them, the first time you tell them no… they hate you.” Charles Barkley: I said, “What?” Charles Barkley: I had to learn that lesson the hard way. Charles Barkley: People I’d been giving money to… the first time I told them no, they were like, “No, no, no. We’re not friends anymore.”
ً2,235,632 просмотров • 1 месяц назад
Kylie Kelce responds to a listener who says her podcast is great but doesn’t understand why someone “with Kylie’s intelligence” has to swear so much. Kylie says she knows exactly when she should and shouldn’t swear, especially around children. “When I speak to my children, I do not curse.” “This is my space here in the studio. And I’m speaking to other adults.” “This podcast is actually rated adult explicit, not for children.” “I’m going to say whatever the fuck I want.” “If you have a problem with cursing… you can kindly fuck off.”
ً851,263 просмотров • 28 дней назад
Florence Pugh explains how intimacy coordinators changed filming sex scenes Louis Theroux: How kind of literal is it? Florence Pugh: Whereas before, that was never the case. Louis Theroux: Really? Florence Pugh: Before, whenever you’d come to a sex scene, you’d come to set and you’d start talking about it then. You’d be trying to discuss what your vision was or what their vision was, and it was all only in that moment that you’d be discussing it. It would feel a bit strange or a bit awkward., whereas I think now the communication happens for a good chunk of time beforehand. You have safe words, you have areas that you don’t like being touched, areas that are fine for someone to touch. All of these conversations are actually now happening, whereas before they didn’t happen. Louis Theroux: Are some bits taped off? Would you wear little slips and things? Florence Pugh: Yes. It’s their job to be in charge of that. Before, there wasn’t a specific person on set to be in charge of your coverage. I had experience in the past where we were using wig glue to stitch me down because someone wasn’t really thinking about it. But you’ve now got a dedicated person that is there to make sure that all of your comfort is being thought about. Your lawyer will basically be going through a nudity rider, what you are allowing and what you’re not allowing. Louis Theroux: And it will be spelled out? Florence Pugh: Yes. Louis Theroux: What? Florence Pugh: Nipple will be on show, upper breast will not show, vagina will not show. Everything has to be spelled out, everybody has to be so tender because it’s very exposing. The crew are super respectful, everybody looks away when you undress. Everybody looks away when you dress, everybody’s very, very aware of how gentle the day should feel.
ً1,880,407 просмотров • 1 месяц назад
Dolly Parton says she was never a “natural beauty” “It is true that I look artificial, but I believe that I’m totally real, and my look is really based on a country girl’s idea of glam.” “I wasn’t naturally pretty, so I make the most of anything I’ve got.” Interviewer: “Hold on a second.” Dolly Parton: “I’m telling you, I’m not.” Interviewer: “You were not naturally pretty?” Dolly Parton: “No.” Interviewer: “I’ve seen the pictures, Dolly. I’m sorry. I have to disagree with that.” Dolly Parton: “You should have seen me this morning before I got ready to see you.” “I’m not like a natural beauty. Uh, but I can enhance it. Whatever. Whatever it takes, I do.” “I try to make the most of everything.”
ً213,872 просмотров • 13 дней назад
Bryan Cranston challenges Bill Maher on whether “Make America Great Again” carries a racial meaning, and asks if Maher believes in white privilege. Maher says he prefers the word “advantage” and admits being white may have helped him professionally. “There was a black comedian and they gave it to me instead because they thought I would do better being a white comedian.” Cranston says the point isn’t to blame Maher personally, but to acknowledge that those advantages exist. “It’s just recognizing that it exists.” Maher agrees that racial inequality has existed, but argues America has changed significantly. “Where we are is not where we were.” His bigger frustration is with people who, in his view, exaggerate how bad things are. “I just want the reality. I just want the truth.”
ً479,415 просмотров • 1 месяц назад
Jerry Seinfeld explains why Tom Brady missed the perfect retirement Jerry Seinfeld: Let’s go back, if I may, to an obsession of mine, which is Brady winning that Super Bowl with Tampa Bay, his first year out of the Patriots. How do you miss that moment as the greatest retirement opportunity? I mean, I went to another team and took them all the way, my first year. Anybody in show business would know, “I just did the impossible.” “Goodnight, everybody. You’re old anyway. This is not going anywhere. Take that trophy and say, ‘I’m out!’” Adam Carolla: I know. Jerry Seinfeld: That’s show business! That’s good show business! But these guys don’t care about show business.
ً714,293 просмотров • 1 месяц назад
Caleb Hammer presses his guest to explain why America is misogynistic Caleb Hammer: I literally have your notes word for word that “America is a racist and misogynist country.” How are we misogynist at this point? Guest: We’re built on a patriarchy. Caleb Hammer: At this point! We’re talking today. How are we misogynist specifically today? Guest: Misogyny is built into everything. Caleb Hammer: I’m literally being pushed to hire women at this company just so we can have more women. I’m only going to hire people based on merit. I’m being pushed to hire a less qualified person because they’re a woman. Where is the misogyny? Guest: In elected office, women make up 50% of the population, but only hold like 30% of office. Caleb Hammer: Get more to run for office! Is that misogynistic that they voted for someone that they wanted to represent them? Guest: I know a lot of people who don’t vote for women because they’re women. Caleb Hammer: Well, that’s a misogynistic person. Do we have a misogynistic country as a whole? Do you think Clinton specifically lost ’cause she was a woman? Guest: No, I wouldn’t have voted for Hillary Clinton. Caleb Hammer: A lot of people don’t like career politicians. She didn’t lose ‘cause she’s a woman. Kamala probably lost because the primary process didn’t exist, and people felt cheated from that. They didn’t lose because they were women. Where’s the misogyny?
ً604,365 просмотров • 1 месяц назад
Caleb Hammer couldn’t believe what his guest called “Pressure” Guest: My ex-girlfriend pressured me for sex. She kept pestering me until I said yes. Caleb Hammer: Wait, hold on. What do you mean she pressured you into sex? Guest: She kept pestering me until I said yes. Caleb Hammer: Constantly? Guest: Constantly. Caleb Hammer: What was the pestering? What does that look like? Guest: We had just gotten back together, and I was like, “Hey, I don’t want to do this. I want to work on our relationship.” She was constantly asking me. Caleb Hammer: Okay, well, that’s not inherently bad in a relationship. How she does it might be bad, but if you’re just saying, “Hey, can we have sex?” Guest: No, she was just trying to start things, and I would stop her. Caleb Hammer: Okay… she was making a move. Did she stop when you said no? Guest: Yeah, but she would constantly keep doing it. Caleb Hammer: Making a move in a relationship is bad? What the f** is happening?! Guest: She flipped the script and said I was the one doing that, and my mom believed her. Caleb Hammer: Who even cares who’s asking who for sex when dating?! Guest: She said I was pressuring her into it. Caleb Hammer: “Pressuring.” Dude, making a move isn’t pressuring! Your partner making a move on you, and stopping when you say no, is not assault! You are not a victim! No one believes anything anymore for the real victims because of you! You’ve destroyed the dating pool. The sexlessness among young people is your fault. The lack of cold approach is your fault. You’ve destroyed our dating culture.
ً706,571 просмотров • 1 месяц назад
Cody Rhodes says John Cena is great at everything… except one thing. Cody Rhodes: John is pretty great at the magic, except for one area that’s widely known to wrestling fans and wrestlers. John will not talk low or in “carny,” as we would say. If I need to tell you, “Duck the clothesline,” I’d say something like “Dizuck.” It’s like Pig Latin meets Snoop talk. Amy Poehler: Like a fake language, like Pig Latin? Cody Rhodes: But John yells everything that’s going to happen in the ring as loud as he can possibly yell it. He calls it giving the first four rows an interactive experience. Amy Poehler: You’re talking about really big physical things that you have to signal to each other in safe ways. Cody Rhodes: He screams it! Amy Poehler: He screams it. Cody Rhodes: The last match I had with him at SummerSlam, he’s about to slam me with the Attitude Adjustment from a table to another table. I’m on his shoulders, and you can hear him yelling that he can’t see because my arm is over his eyes. I never wanted to speak back to John. He’s a mentor to me. But I was thinking, “Buddy, I’m the one doing this. Just throw me. I’m not worried.”
ً682,811 просмотров • 1 месяц назад
House of the Dragon star Olivia Cooke reveals why she was shocked by her on-screen sons’ casting Josh Horowitz: Did you know going in, the age discrepancy that there would be between you and your sons on the show? Olivia Cooke: No. When I found out that Tom Glynn-Carney was auditioning for my son, I was like, “What?” I was like, “Are they going to recast Alicent again and do another age jump? Like, how’s this going to work?” Josh Horowitz: Where are you at with it now? They’re wonderful actors. Olivia Cooke: God, I love them with all my heart. I think spiritually me and Tom are related. It’s odd, isn’t it? I feel many things about it. I feel like, “God, is this just Hollywood? They don’t want to see women age, you know?” I think it’s a big leap for the audience to make… or maybe I’m just a fantastic actor! Josh Horowitz: Let’s go with that. Olivia Cooke: Let me go with that.
ً519,179 просмотров • 1 месяц назад
Samantha Morton says a director thought she was Emily Watson Josh Horowitz: Who’s the last actor you were mistaken for? Samantha Morton: Oh, it’s not mistaken. I went to New Zealand to do a movie, and the director said, “We’re so excited to have you, Emily. I’ve loved you since you were in Breaking the Waves.” Josh Horowitz: Vincent Ward? Samantha Morton: Vincent Ward. Samantha Morton: I was like, “Are you joking?” I said to the producer, “Does he know that I’m Samantha Morton?” He said, “Don’t tell him. He thinks you’re Emily Watson.” Josh Horowitz: Did you go through the whole job and ever correct him? Samantha Morton: No, it was sad. It was a sad job, but I was like, “What the?” So, I always get mistaken for the amazing, the one and only, extraordinary Emily Watson, or Stella McCartney. Josh Horowitz: You’re leaning in. Samantha Morton: But it was Emily Watson, yeah.
ً247,210 просмотров • 1 месяц назад
Charles Barkley Says Michael Jordan Didn’t Want Isiah Thomas on the Dream Team Shannon Sharpe: The Dream Team was supposed to take the best 12 players. They ended up taking 11 NBA players, and they took Christian Laettner. lA lot of people believe that Isiah Thomas was one of the best 11 NBA players. A lot of people believe, Charles, he was better than John Stockton. Charles Barkley: Uh, I think he was a better player than John Stockton. Shannon Sharpe: Then why didn’t he get to go on the team? Charles Barkley: Number one, that is an amazing question because I’m so glad I get a chance to straighten this out. They never asked me personally about Isiah Thomas, probably Isiah Thomas should have been on the team. They asked Michael Jordan did he have anything to do with it. It actually just came out in the last year where he said, “I’ll play as long as Isiah don’t play.” Shannon Sharpe: Well, he wasn’t going to be on the team. Whoever Michael didn’t want on the team wasn’t going to be on the team. Charles Barkley: Yeah. They were not going to be on the team.
ً287,383 просмотров • 1 месяц назад
Gary Oldman flew between Los Angeles and London 27 times while filming Batman to be with his kids Gary Oldman: So for the first Batman, I was living here in Los Angeles. I was a single dad, and I didn’t really want to leave the kids for too long. But the first Batman was shooting in England, in London, which was doubling as Gotham. I said to Chris, “Would it be okay? I’ll fly in, I’ll shoot, and then fly back. If there’s anything wrong with the dailies… you know where I am. I’ll be in the car on my way to the airport.” “If everything’s cool, you know where I’ll be. I’ll get in the car, I’ll go to the airport, I’ll fly home, and then I’ll see you Thursday.” I think I ended up doing 27 round trips on the first Batman. Josh Horowitz: Got platinum status. Gary Oldman: And so I’d go home for two days, see the kids, fly back, work three days, go home, be home for three days. I’d fly to London and do one shot, and then get on the plane the next morning and come back. Josh Horowitz: So, real jet lag helped the world-weariness, basically. Gary Oldman: This was… I’m being somewhat silly, but, you know, there’s a sort of a world-weariness to him. And so I embraced the feeling that you have when you’re going back and forth, you’ve been on a long flight. I just thought, “I can actually use this to my advantage.” Josh Horowitz: It worked out, yeah.
ً170,990 просмотров • 1 месяц назад