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Will Ferrell Mercilessly Cooks His Washed-Up Golfer Character in The Hawk: "He's a Terrible Guy, Horrible Father, Horrible Husband, and a Narcissist" Jimmy Fallon: You're a golfer in this series? Will Ferrell: I play Lanny "The Hawk" Hawkins, a three-time major champion who still hasn't given up on winning the Grand Slam. He's playing on the Korn Ferry Tour, the minor leagues of golf, trying to make his way back. Jimmy Fallon: Yeah. Will Ferrell: But he's a terrible guy—a horrible father, horrible husband, and a complete narcissist. He doesn't take care of his skin, has awful sunburn, and terrible tan lines. Jimmy Fallon: (Laughing) He really does! Will Ferrell: He hurts... and then he loves.
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Taylor Sheridan Revealed the Insult That Made Him Quit Acting and Start Writing His Own Stories Howard Stern asked Taylor Sheridan about the worst beating he ever took in Hollywood and whether someone had ever said something completely out of line to him. Taylor Sheridan revealed that after Season 2 of Sons of Anarchy, he was still earning the minimum pay and had to work a second job just to cover his rent. He asked for a raise to $20,000 per episode, the same amount several other cast members were making. Howard Stern pointed out that many people wrongly assume actors on successful TV shows automatically become millionaires. Taylor Sheridan said the studio only offered him $15,000 for 10 episodes. When his lawyer argued that children on YouTube cooking channels were earning more, a studio executive responded that Taylor was easily replaceable. That moment convinced him to quit acting and focus on writing his own stories instead. Instead of accepting it, he left acting, started writing, and eventually built one of Hollywood's most successful careers as a creator and writer.
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She married Seth before he became successful, proving she was with him for who he was, not for his money. Caleb Hammer: “What do you do for a living?” Wife: “I’m a veterinary receptionist and assistant. I make about $2,800 a month.” Caleb Hammer: “Seth, what do you do?” Seth(husband): “I’m an L3 data center technician in the tech industry. I make around $16,000 gross.” Caleb Hammer: “So you make the money.” Wife: “He was actually very broke when we first got together. When we got married, he was still pretty broke.” Seth: “I was still starting my career out.” Caleb Hammer: “People call you a gold digger?” Wife: “Multiple people around us do.” Caleb Hammer: “For what it’s worth, you’re way out of his league.” Wife: “Yeah, no, I don’t think so.” Is she a gold digger ? I think she is not .
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Priyanka Chopra tested her knowledge of Indian culture and origins, scoring 10 out of 16 questions (62.5%), despite having lived in the United States for nearly two decades. Question: Chai tea latte. Priyanka Chopra: Chai is Indian, but "chai tea" is non-Indian because chai already means tea. Saying chai tea is like saying "tea tea." She jokes that she prefers espresso over chai. Question: Yoga pants. Priyanka Chopra: Yoga is Indian, but yoga pants are not. She jokes that they probably came from Lululemon in Los Angeles. Question: Chess. Priyanka Chopra: Chess is Indian. She explains it is called "shatranj" and admits she knows how to play but usually loses. Question: Snakes and Ladders. Priyanka Chopra: Correctly identifies it as Indian and talks about growing up playing it. She also shares her family's recent obsession with Ludo. Question: Chicken tikka masala. Priyanka Chopra: Says it is not originally Indian and recalls that it originated in Glasgow, Scotland, after British adaptations of Indian flavors. Question: Butter chicken. Priyanka Chopra: Defends it passionately, saying, "Don't take that from us." She explains it comes from North India and praises the famous Delhi restaurant Bukhara. Question: Samosa. Priyanka Chopra: Initially suspects a trick question and learns samosas were introduced to India from the Middle East in the 13th century. She jokes that after so many centuries, samosas are basically Indian. Question: Ghee. Priyanka Chopra: Strongly claims ghee as Indian and shares memories of her grandmother feeding her spoonfuls of it. She calls ghee rice with a little salt one of her favorite comfort foods. Question: Homeopathic medicine. Priyanka Chopra: Notes that homeopathy is widely used in India but correctly guesses it originated in Europe, later learning it came from Germany. Question: The decimal system. Priyanka Chopra: Immediately identifies it as Indian, mentioning that zero was invented in India and joking, "We've always been good at math." Question: Ayurveda. Priyanka Chopra: Explains that Ayurveda is an ancient Indian system of medicine based on natural remedies and says she has personally explored Ayurvedic practices and products.
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Mel Gibson Reveals the Ancient Discovery That Inspired Apocalypto Joe Rogan: Where did the idea for Apocalypto come from? Mel Gibson: I wanted to make a primal foot chase movie with the intensity of a car chase. Mel Gibson: Visiting El Mirador inspired me. It has a massive pyramid, bigger than Egypt's, hidden for centuries because it looked like a mountain. Joe Rogan: The ending shocked people. Mel Gibson: That was intentional. I wanted viewers to suddenly realize the timeline when the Europeans arrived, like Planet of the Apes. Joe Rogan: How did that civilization collapse? Mel Gibson: Environmental problems, internal decline, and people turning against the system. Joe Rogan: Human sacrifice never really disappeared? Mel Gibson: It still exists today—through profit-driven drugs and sending young people to die in wars.
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John Cena reflected on his feud with Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and admitted that his selfishness nearly destroyed their friendship. Cena said he wrongly criticized The Rock for leaving WWE for Hollywood, believing that if he truly loved wrestling, he should be there every day. Looking back, Cena called himself a hypocrite because he still loves WWE but can’t always be there himself. He admitted he had Dwayne’s phone number and could have spoken to him privately, but instead publicly called him out to create a massive rivalry. Cena said he blurred the line between entertainment and reality, violated The Rock’s trust, and created genuine bad blood. After their WrestleMania match, Cena apologized to The Rock’s mother and then to Dwayne personally. He ultimately admitted the feud was hugely successful, but his selfish approach nearly cost him their friendship.
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James Gunn Revealed Why He Let Henry Cavill Go as Superman, Admitted DC Treated Him Unfairly — and Chose David Corenswet to Replace Him James Gunn revealed that when he and Peter Safran were finalizing their deal to lead DC Studios, Henry Cavill was suddenly being announced as returning as Superman — even though the plan was already to move forward with a different Superman movie. Gunn admitted the situation was “really unfair” to Cavill, saying there was confusion inside DC, with different people pushing their own plans. Gunn and Safran later sat down with Cavill personally to break the news. According to Gunn, Cavill handled it like an “absolute gentleman” and only asked to announce his exit himself. Cavill was later replaced as Superman by David Corenswet, but Gunn revealed he would still love to cast Henry Cavill as another character in the DC Universe.
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James Gunn Says Into the Spider-Verse Is the Best Superhero Movie James Gunn: “My favorite superhero movie and my favorite comic book movie is an animated film, Into the Spider-Verse.” James Gunn: “This movie works from start to finish. It does not have a bad beat in it.” James Gunn: “The action is amazing, the emotion is amazing, the voice acting is incredible.” James Gunn: “It’s well directed, well written, and I just don’t think that there’s been a better superhero movie than Into the Spider-Verse.”
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Robert Downey Jr. Says Christopher Nolan Told Him to Abandon His Old Acting Habits: "Find New Resources" Interviewer: Asks Robert Downey Jr. how working with Christopher Nolan challenged him as an actor. Robert Downey Jr.: Says there are "two Christopher Nolans"—the legendary filmmaker everyone knows and the collaborator you get to know on set. Robert Downey Jr.: Explains that even the screen tests felt important because of Nolan's intense focus. Robert Downey Jr.: Says Nolan told him to abandon his old acting habits, "find new resources," and stop relying on familiar tricks to give a more subtle performance. Robert Downey Jr.: Adds that Nolan compared their collaboration to Amadeus, pushing him far outside his comfort zone.
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Taylor Sheridan Revealed How He Gets Hollywood's Biggest Stars Like Sylvester Stallone, Nicole Kidman, Jeremy Renner & Zoe Saldaña to Work With Him. Host: With so many A-list stars working with you, do you ever stop and think, "Wow, look at me now?" Taylor Sheridan: He says he still admires those actors and revealed Zoe Saldaña was his first choice for Lioness, calling her the female James Bond. Host: How do you cast actors now? Taylor Sheridan: He explains that instead of writing a script first, he now talks to actors before writing and creates roles specifically for them, making the characters feel more natural. Host: Were you surprised Sam Elliott joined your projects? Taylor Sheridan: He reveals Sam Elliott initially criticized Yellowstone, but after hearing the story for 1883, he immediately signed on. Sheridan says it's an honor to work with him and now call him a friend.
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Caleb Hammer Says Most Americans Are Taught to Max Out Credit Cards as U.S. Credit Card Debt Hits $1.6 Trillion Joe Rogan: "You're a finance guy now, but did you start out in debt before turning your finances around?" Caleb Hammer: "Yeah. In college, I took on unlimited student loans for a music composition degree and maxed out every credit card I could." Joe Rogan: "Your parents told you to do that?" Caleb Hammer: "Yep. One of the first financial lessons I got at 18 was to max out a credit card to buy the piano I wanted. That's the reality for a lot of Americans—most people aren't taught personal finance." Caleb Hammer: "Most Americans are taught to max out credit cards instead of managing money. The U.S. now has $1.6 trillion in credit card debt, and about 7% of credit cards are in default." Joe Rogan: "That's a crazy amount."
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Alan Ritchson Says the Next Fast & Furious Movie Is Happening: "It's Just a Matter of Solving Some Big Problems" Josh Horowitz: What the hell is going on with Fast X, Fast 11, and the next Fast & Furious movie? Alan Ritchson: I know a lot because I'm part of those conversations. The biggest challenge is that these movies are incredibly expensive to make, and the current approach isn't the most efficient anymore. The challenge is finding a way to keep delivering the massive scale fans expect while showing more restraint and managing the budget. That's a difficult balance, and everyone is trying to figure it out. I do think there's going to be another Fast & Furious movie, and I think it's going to be great. "It's just a matter of solving some big problems" before it can happen.
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Tim Dillon Predicts a Democrat Will Take the White House in 2028 — And Says America May Be Done With the Trump Era Joe Rogan and Tim Dillon debated America’s political future, with Dillon predicting JD Vance could beat Marco Rubio for the Republican nomination—but still lose the presidency to a Democrat. The twist? Dillon doesn’t think it’ll be Gavin Newsom or AOC. He believes a relatively unknown, moderate Democrat from a red or purple state could suddenly emerge and win by offering Americans something “boring” and reasonable after years of political chaos. They even floated Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff as someone who could fit that profile.
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Stephen Jackson Reveals Tim Duncan Wasn't the "Quiet Superstar" People Thought He Was. Toney Allen: What was Tim Duncan really like? People saw him as a quiet, humble guy, but was he different on the court? Stephen Jackson explained that Tim Duncan was far tougher and more competitive than his quiet image suggested. He praised Duncan's trust, Manu Ginóbili's respect, reflected on the pain of leaving the Spurs after winning a championship, and shared how that disappointment fueled his rise with Atlanta.
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Andrew Garfield Says He Grew His Long Hair to Play Roy Horn in Siegfried & Roy Mark Consuelos: I've seen you with a lot of different hairstyles, but I'm really enjoying the long hair. It's fantastic! Is it for a role, or what's going on? Andrew Garfield: It's a good distraction from the rest of my face. I actually grew it out for a role. I'm playing Roy Horn in the Siegfried & Roy story. They were incredible German magicians with a long-running Las Vegas residency, and they had these amazing manes. Later on, they wore wigs that looked exactly like my hair now. Ryan Seacrest: You can say we're handsome, but there's something about your hair right now that just makes me want to dive in. Tell us more about the hair!
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Shah Rukh Khan Revealed How Massive Flops Forced Him to Step Away From Films for Four Years Before Returning With Three Blockbusters Shah Rukh Khan opened up about the difficult period when several of his films failed badly, admitting that he had become too focused on innovation and perfection while losing touch with what audiences wanted. During his four-year break, he stopped listening to film stories and surprisingly focused on learning how to make pizza, saying the process taught him perseverance. With encouragement from his family, children, and team, he eventually realized that audiences loved seeing him bring hope, happiness, and love on screen. He returned to that approach, came back with three major blockbusters, and said the experience taught him two important lessons: never forget the audience, and never forget to pray before getting back to work.
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