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to update all you hooligans

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on our two faves. Cro-Lib-ium.

2:23

I have this jacket. It's bro denim,

2:25

McCaffrey on the back, and then San

2:27

Francisco on the side. I feel like this

2:29

is really cool. I'm doing these sauna rock pumps, so

2:31

they're the same ones, but in black. Do

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you want to go to the games? That's

2:36

my daughter-in-law. Oh my god, I love

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you. I'm gonna wear all of these.

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Yeah, sorry. I'm really ruining my outfit

2:43

right now. Cro-Lib-ium lost. I

2:45

was so sad. Huge loss for Cro-Lib-ium. For a while,

2:48

I thought Cro-Lib-ium would win. For a while,

2:50

I was like, Christian's taking it. The

2:52

minute that they didn't show her when they

2:54

scored the first time, I knew the loss was impending. Even

2:59

if the team had won, the loss

3:01

really is in the fact that they did

3:03

not show her as... Once. ...one

3:06

time. Once. They

3:08

said, we don't know

3:11

this woman. And I don't know about your

3:13

Super Bowl party, but at

3:15

mine, the Olivia Culpo knowledge

3:17

was the Q score. The O score was...

3:21

The O score was about a one. ...was

3:23

about a one. And people you think might even

3:25

know... And I'm not at a Super Bowl party

3:27

full of straight men. I'm

3:30

asking the audience that would know Culpo. Although,

3:35

actually, to be fair, her audience is straight

3:37

men. She's not a gay icon.

3:39

Yeah, she's not a gay icon. She's like the

3:41

least gay icon there is. I

3:43

had a very small, intimate Super Bowl party, and

3:45

it was me and Josh and three other people.

3:48

Two of them were straight. One of them

3:50

was gay. None of them knew who Olivia

3:52

Culpo was. Okay, so maybe I'm wrong. And

3:54

two of them followed sports very closely. So

3:56

they knew Christian McCafford. But they didn't know

3:58

he had a... name Olivia

4:00

Kolpo? No. They

4:02

were like he's really good. I was like well you

4:05

know his fiance. Maybe

4:07

there was a I think there was

4:09

an acknowledgment that he had a fiance. Yes.

4:12

But not that it was like Olivia

4:14

Kolpo. They all have a fiance. But

4:18

not all of the fiancees are

4:20

Olivia Kolpo. Yeah. Who

4:22

was not shown once. It was like a sad night for

4:24

that. I luckily didn't none

4:26

of my prop bets had anything to do with

4:29

Olivia Kolpo. Your prop bets had everything to do

4:31

with Usher and Taylor Swift right? Well you thought

4:33

Miss Taylor Swift was gonna get engaged in

4:35

the field last night. And let's

4:37

say I didn't win that one. So you owe me.

4:39

No I don't know you anything. Yeah I put

4:42

down your money. I don't owe you anything. You put

4:44

down your money. You said I'll put five dollars on

4:46

that. So you owe me five dollars. I'll

4:48

give you five dollars. She

4:51

didn't get proposed to but I Spice was

4:53

there. Blake Lively was there. Lana Del Rey

4:55

was there. Kelly Sperry was there. They really

4:58

weren't showing many who's. I'm not surprised they didn't

5:00

show. I'm honestly when you think about it. They

5:02

really only show. Why would they show Olivia Kolpo?

5:04

Well they showed like three boxes and

5:06

those boxes were if I recall. Beyonce

5:09

and Jay-Z and. The Gavin

5:11

Newsom box. Which was Beyonce

5:13

and Jay-Z I believe. The

5:16

Las Vegas classics box which

5:19

was like Wayne Newton and

5:21

Guy Fieri and Jimmy

5:23

Kimmel. And then the Taylor Swift box

5:26

was shown a lot. A lot.

5:28

Less than I thought but still a lot. Which

5:30

is I won that bet. She

5:32

was. Showed more in the second half than the

5:34

first. The box started getting more and more filled.

5:37

Did you notice that? Well they said Lana take

5:39

off the San Francisco 49ers jacket and you can

5:41

come into the box. And so she did.

5:43

But back to Krolivia. I feel really

5:46

bad. I know and but you know what

5:48

I will say the win for Krolivia was really

5:50

in the media. And like what

5:52

she didn't miss out on was the media.

5:54

Don't you think? Which she didn't miss

5:56

out was getting 45 thousand

5:58

headlines to promote. what

6:01

she's got going on which is what

6:03

she did miss out on was conspiracy theories that

6:05

Joe Biden was pulling the strings of her game

6:07

and relationship perhaps you know all I'm saying is

6:09

when the Chiefs were at 13 points

6:12

and I thought maybe they could win with that I

6:14

said no and

6:16

that somebody wrote a check miss miss

6:18

13 herself wrote a check and the check

6:20

was about to clear and then luckily

6:22

that didn't happen got the number

6:24

13 I can't believe how triggered I was

6:26

by the number 13 during the Super Bowl

6:29

game well guess what number you weren't triggered

6:31

by number 23 Christian McCaffrey's number but Olivia

6:33

Coppola was because she was wearing it around

6:35

her neck of the necklace that she got

6:37

and on her back on the back on a Frankie

6:40

shop custom jacket it's

6:42

cute actually it is cute Olivia

6:45

Coppola has the winning secret to prepping for

6:47

Super Bowl weekend in Las Vegas Olivia Coppola

6:49

shines in a plunging gown designed by Victoria

6:51

Beckham she supports fiance Christian McCaffrey what I

6:54

didn't know I mean I know we're gonna

6:56

get back to Olivia but I didn't realize

6:58

because I don't watch football Olivia was that

7:00

like Christians like good

7:02

and he like scores points I didn't know what he

7:04

did I thought maybe it was like oh you're on

7:06

a football team what does that mean you like hit

7:08

someone he's like score on the points yeah

7:11

I didn't realize he was and I didn't realize

7:13

Travis Kelsey was not the ones going the boy

7:15

he's not what you didn't realize it is

7:18

what I didn't realize what he was not he's not

7:20

the quarterback yeah I thought I didn't actually

7:23

didn't know I didn't think either of them were the quarterbacks but

7:25

I thought they were just like no they're the big guys like

7:27

running line so they just like

7:30

no they're like running no they they catch it

7:32

well cutting the cap things out as I

7:34

was told last night by our friend Jackson

7:36

who I was like what is

7:38

the thing with him I feel like I missed

7:40

it in my research what is the thing with

7:42

Chris McCaffrey and he goes well he runs really

7:44

fast and I was like go on and

7:46

he goes well there are videos

7:49

of him online in which he runs

7:51

really fast and that's one of his

7:53

things and he runs so fast and I was

7:55

like okay away from the other guys like how did

7:57

I miss that the only interesting thing about this man is that

7:59

he is good at football obviously because

8:01

whatever but he also is just like a

8:03

really fast runner. It reminds

8:06

me of that guy who was a really tall

8:09

jumper remember him DK

8:11

something something. Oh and

8:13

then he had that fake jumping video and he maybe

8:16

is dating Normani. Yes. Yes. Remember

8:18

and it was like he jumps so high okay

8:20

so Christian McCaffrey run so fast did

8:22

you see have you seen a video of him running so fast? I guess the

8:24

Super Bowl is over I really need to be watching. We don't need

8:26

to be watching more of it but I want to say more in

8:28

headlines about Olivia. I was

8:30

impressed by him because

8:32

I didn't realize he was like actually a good player

8:35

but also he's in the Super Bowl. Olivia

8:37

Coppola attends the Visa Cash App RB

8:39

Formula One team livery reveal in Las

8:41

Vegas. Olivia Coppola says nobody deserves Super

8:43

Bowl win more than fiancé Christian McCaffrey

8:46

yikes. 49ers star Christian McCaffrey's

8:48

mom is boycotting Taylor Swift until after Super

8:50

Bowl. I refused to listen. I refused to

8:52

listen. That's kind of she's kind of

8:54

a legend for that. The most important reveal that we

8:56

got from this lead up to the Super Bowl over

8:58

the past few days is this interview

9:00

she did with Glamour magazine how Olivia Coppola

9:02

is getting ready for the Super Bowl and

9:04

it's sort of like trying to pick my

9:06

outfits I'm on TikTok I'm trying to get

9:08

like crowdsourcing on what I should wear then

9:10

at the end you get this question from

9:12

Glamour. Finally have

9:15

to ask. There have been conflicting reports

9:17

about whether or not you and Christian's family ended up

9:19

in a suite. What's the final

9:21

outcome? Question mark? Exclamation mark. Olivia

9:24

says ha ha ha ha

9:26

ha ha ha ha ha ha. We

9:29

are very lucky and have a

9:31

suite together to watch the big

9:33

game. Hmm okay interesting. Who paid

9:35

for the suite? For the suite

9:37

that we never saw. We never saw

9:39

it. We never saw it.

9:41

Who paid for the... And

9:44

as of recording Olivia hasn't posted

9:46

post game night. Well also I

9:48

haven't even seen a photo of the

9:50

suite. No no.

9:52

I have not even seen proof that they were even in

9:56

said suite. No but

9:58

she says she got a suite. She

10:01

also surprised his California siblings with

10:03

free Super Bowl tickets, whatever that means.

10:06

Well, she like gave them away. It was sort of like a

10:08

good deal. Were they allowed in the... Yeah, it was like a

10:10

good deal. Okay. blah,

10:12

blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. I keep going. We got

10:14

this. We got a view of the seat that she

10:16

did post. Let me see. That's

10:20

not a box. It's not a box. It's not a box.

10:23

But it's a suite. Interesting. So I think Taylor was in

10:25

like a box, like a really expensive one that seems like

10:27

the lower. So it's like a G box

10:29

conversation, like Olivia being like, I'm going to pay for a box. And

10:31

him being like, you're not going to pay for a box. That's

10:33

the Taylor Swift box. That's like the

10:36

million dollar box. Oh, okay. She's in a suite.

10:38

Look at Beyonce box. The box is like

10:40

catered and there's like drinks and there's like

10:42

this suite is like less so. Although

10:44

it's like, it looks like they have better seats. It looks

10:46

great. Look, you got little screens. She had a great

10:49

view of Usher. Okay. Well, you

10:51

know what? Let's just move on. Let's power

10:53

through what the rest of this is. Travis Kelsey's ex hangs

10:55

out with the 49ers. Patrick

10:57

Mahomes brother Jackson did identity VIP. Oh yeah, this

10:59

went viral. The video of my home is being

11:01

like, go away. Do you know anything about Jackson

11:03

Mahomes? He's kind of like, oh, I didn't until that

11:05

annoying guy that like his brother's like, please

11:08

go away. Please move to LA and be alone. And

11:10

he's like, I actually refuse not to. I'm going to

11:12

be in town forever. And he loves tech talk. And

11:15

he recently had felony charges strapped against him after he

11:17

allegedly like assaulted a woman. So

11:19

it's just like, he's kind of bad news. Like Brittany

11:22

and Patrick are like, we don't want you in our

11:24

circle. So there is a video of

11:26

Jackson Mahomes trying to get into the VIP section

11:28

of the night before Super Bowl party. And

11:30

the camera pans to as the security guard is saying

11:32

like, no, you can't come in here. He's like, he's

11:35

like, he's like, he's like, he's like, he's like, he's

11:37

like, he's like, in the direction of Brittany, the camera

11:39

pans to Brittany. Brittany's in this like fur,

11:42

big coat dancing. She turns in the direction

11:44

of Jackson and sort of just like shrugs

11:46

as if to say, I can't

11:48

do anything about the security guard. Well, that

11:50

girlie was just fresh off making her debut.

11:52

Her sizzling sports illustrated swimsuit issue debut, which

11:54

I don't even know what else rated doesn't

11:56

even exist anymore. They fired all their riders

11:59

and hired. Brittany Mahomes. Well they

12:01

didn't hire her for anything. They're paying

12:03

her zero dollar. She's just being sexy

12:05

in Sports Illustrated which is honestly for

12:07

her like a gift enough. Mm-hmm and

12:09

she did the she got the classic

12:11

sort of like the media circle

12:14

where you go the moment you do

12:16

something kind of sexy for the first time

12:18

then people get mad at you for doing

12:20

something sexy then you defend yourself. I'm a

12:22

woman and I could do whatever I want

12:24

and then you're sexy. And then your vaguely

12:26

famous friends also congratulate you for doing something

12:28

sexy so unapologetically so spiritedly

12:32

and freely and so

12:34

you get like six different bullet points

12:37

of like sexiness discourse.

12:39

Mm-hmm. Anyway it was a new

12:41

it was a new era for Brittany Mahomes. Alright the

12:43

other new character in this before we officially

12:46

end football talk for maybe ever until

12:48

next year. Mm-hmm. The last person in

12:50

this I'm not sure if you saw her but I

12:52

hadn't even known she existed but the

12:54

Kansas City heiress Gracie

12:56

Hunt reveals how

12:59

she picked out Taylor Swift's pricey gift and

13:01

Tavis Kelsey's involvement. This was having me

13:03

gagged because I didn't know that the owner

13:05

of the Chiefs has a daughter who's

13:08

like works in PR and is a former baby

13:10

queen. I love the works in PR. He works

13:12

in the public relations department for the Chiefs. For

13:14

them yeah. Oh I know and then she was

13:16

crowned Miss Kansas

13:19

USA in 2021 meaning she's like not

13:21

for she's like fresh out of college

13:23

you know like she this is her

13:25

first job. So I'm so excited to

13:27

finally be joined by

13:30

the one and only Gracie Hunt. You

13:32

might know her as the daughter of chairman

13:35

and CEO of the Kansas City Chiefs Clark

13:37

Hunt but also she's doing big things. We

13:39

see her all over the place paving her way

13:42

in life as a entrepreneur

13:44

and influencer also a philanthropist. So

13:46

first and foremost Gracie you

13:48

look beautiful but how are you

13:50

doing? You're so sweet. You look beautiful.

13:52

I'm great. I'm so happy to be

13:54

here. It's been a long

13:56

season but we're so grateful for

13:58

for all the blessings. and

14:00

it's been fun. I'm really excited to chat with

14:03

you today. Being crowned Miss Kansas when

14:05

your father owns the Jeep is sort

14:07

of like, that takes a

14:09

lot of nerve. No, she's kind of incredible. And

14:12

she really gives Susan Sarandon's daughter

14:15

by running a blog called Living

14:18

Gracefully. Her name is

14:20

Gracely, where she shares

14:22

content on fitness, fashion, philanthropy,

14:25

travel, beauty, and more. Hi,

14:29

I'm Gracie. I'm the former Miss Kansas

14:31

USA. I'm an avid sports fan and

14:33

fitness enthusiast. I hope this blog inspires

14:36

your every day and encourages you to

14:38

go capital L, capital G,

14:40

Live Gracefully. Yeah, no, I love it. It's

14:42

funny that like, whenever Marie Martino, excuse

14:44

me, whenever Marie has a blog... This makes ever

14:47

Marie Martino's blog look like New York Times. No,

14:49

whenever Marie does a blog like this, I'm sort

14:51

of like, damn, girly, stuck in the

14:53

past. She's stuck with the blog she read when she

14:55

was a teen in the 90s. When

14:58

Gracie Hunt does it,

15:01

I'm like, oh, it's like, oh, you

15:04

look at old school blogs, you weren't even

15:06

alive for them, and think like, this is

15:08

interesting. I want to do old school internet.

15:10

I'm done with like TikTok. Well, it's all

15:12

affiliate marketing. So like, it's

15:14

giving similar pants, which is like

15:16

a blog where the entire thing

15:18

is just like, outfits I would wear if

15:20

I was poor. So you have an entire blog

15:22

post that's like, I'm going to Africa on a $30,000 a

15:24

person safari. But

15:27

if I was poor, and I'm wearing Gucci, I'm wearing

15:29

Prada, I'm wearing Balenciaga, I'm wearing... But

15:31

if I was poor... If I were one of you... Right.

15:34

If I was a poor loser and I had

15:36

to only shop on amazon.com, here are

15:38

clothes that look kind of like, but are

15:40

made from plastic garbage that look like my

15:43

clothes. So she does these things where it's

15:45

like, pictures from the trip, but then

15:47

we'll like, link through, you know, those

15:49

affiliate marketing links or whatever, and we'll

15:51

be like, similar jackets, similar tops, similar

15:54

hats, similar shoes. And it's like, that's

15:56

really the... This graphic

15:58

that just says Africa. It's

16:03

an aspirational photo, but because

16:06

she knows that you won't actually buy aspirationally, you're

16:08

only going to buy with no form. You're not going

16:10

to buy my Gucci. You're going to buy similar jacket

16:12

and similar jacket. Let me click on similar jacket. God,

16:15

everything is similar. Similar

16:18

scarf, similar sweater, similar pants, similar boots. Similar

16:20

jackets on Revolve. Similar

16:22

shirt, similar pants. Yeah. Sounds

16:24

like some sort of ... Maybe a good Dr. Seuss book about

16:28

an affiliate marketing blog girly. What?

16:31

Because you're saying similar lot? Because you're good to

16:33

keep saying similar. Okay,

16:36

okay. Top. Similar

16:38

top. Everything is Revolve. Okay, so she has a Revolve

16:40

partnership. I can tell. Okay, interesting. So

16:42

I take back what I said about Amazon. Okay.

16:45

So Gracie Hunt. Gracie Hunt. I

16:50

guess, again, we're saying these girlies, but we

16:52

really don't have to ... You're not going to

16:54

come into contact with them anymore. No. It's

16:57

sort of like Taylor

17:00

Swift getting headlines with Gracie Hunt is

17:02

not really the same as Taylor Swift

17:04

getting headlines with Britney Mahomes and Kelly

17:06

Sperry and all these other people. It's

17:10

sort of like getting photos with your

17:12

boss's daughter. Daughter. Yeah. It's

17:14

like you're at a work party and then ...

17:16

You have to pose with your boss's daughter. You

17:18

have to talk to your boyfriend's boss's family and

17:20

then you get some photos there and then the

17:22

daughter is sort of like, I met Taylor Swift

17:25

and it's much bigger for her. It's a very

17:27

easy thing for Taylor to do to get a

17:29

positive headline, especially after yesterday when

17:33

she needed some positive headlines. So Taylor Swift?

17:35

If he hadn't won Super Bowl, I

17:37

think we would have had a problem here with that video

17:39

of him yelling at the coach because I

17:41

kept seeing a lot of people tweeting about that. Oh, I mean

17:43

... Well, it's just like ... Okay. Then you know Tree was

17:45

like, you better fucking win. You better fucking

17:47

win. You know, I'm sure it

17:50

would have been covered. I'm sure it would have

17:52

been glossed over somehow by the big Taylor Swift

17:54

machine. What else happened? A Fanatic Super

17:56

Bowl party. Michael Rubin had a Fanatics party, which

17:58

is usually boring, but the thing ... that I

18:00

put in here that I did actually find

18:02

worth mentioning. The Times wrote about it. The

18:04

Times wrote about Super Bowl parties in general.

18:08

And they talked about how perfect it is that the

18:10

Super Bowl is happening in Las Vegas, Las Vegas is

18:12

such a great party city. And they talked

18:14

about the different kinds of parties. Not

18:17

to interrupt you, but I will say somebody was asking,

18:19

does it feel like there are more celebrities

18:21

at the Super Bowl this year or is it just me? And

18:23

I was like, well, it probably feels like that because they're

18:26

in Vegas and LA is so

18:28

close, but also there are so many

18:30

ancillary events that are sponsored

18:32

that are around. So you could go to Vegas

18:35

and not even attend the Super Bowl as a

18:37

celebrity and just do promo at one of these

18:39

various events. Like maybe you were just hired to like,

18:42

you're not going to the Super Bowl, but you were hired

18:44

to DJ the Kmart, you know,

18:46

whatever, whatever, whatever. Kmart pregame show.

18:48

Yeah. So it's more

18:51

about like the ancillary events and

18:53

Vegas probably like intensified the availability

18:55

of venues and people to attend

18:57

them. Yeah. I continue. No.

19:00

Well, essentially the piece breaks down to categories of

19:02

Super Bowl parties and

19:05

uses these two companies

19:07

as like their symbols. So

19:09

you have like the Hwood group who does

19:11

a lot of parties and it's basically

19:13

their whole mentality is like, how do we make

19:16

parties that celebrities want to go to that make

19:18

us money? Right. Like,

19:20

how do we make money from having parties? How do

19:22

we partner with brands that have big parties that celebrities

19:25

want to go to? Right. And

19:27

he's like, mine

19:30

is completely curated. Right. Mine

19:32

is like invite only brands that

19:35

are like celebrity brands. Yes. It's

19:38

like if a really rich person said, I will give

19:40

you millions of dollars to come to your party and

19:42

you were not like useful to me, I would say

19:44

no. That's like a cloud. And also

19:46

that's like long term partnership building where

19:48

you're kind of like, if this

19:50

person comes to my party, then we have a relationship

19:52

that I can ask them for something business related later.

19:55

It doesn't have to be at this party.

19:57

All people who by, you

19:59

know, cultivate. getting his relationship with these people,

20:01

if you can improve their business and his.

20:03

Exactly. And that's all it is. Exactly. And

20:06

that's why the kid, LaRoy and Tate McCray were

20:08

spotted leaving that party together. Because

20:10

he said. He said, Tate McCray, you're the

20:12

future. Yeah, he said. You're the future. You're

20:14

the Q1 version. No, you're the Q4 version

20:16

of Q1, Renee. I'm

20:18

sorry, we're never gonna forget that. And

20:21

also. She's so Q4 of 2020. It

20:24

is funny that Michael Rubin cosigned these people.

20:26

You know, like he said. I guess, yeah.

20:29

I think that I can maybe sell some merch,

20:32

some sports merch via these people in the future.

20:34

Right, don't forget he owns the big merch company,

20:36

Fanatics. Which is like, not just sports, but like

20:38

it goes out beyond. Instead of everyone there, he

20:41

said, everyone there is strategically important, Rubin said again

20:43

to the New York Times. Instead

20:45

of accepting sponsorships, Rubin allows his friends

20:47

to promote their alcohol brands such as

20:49

818Bike and Kendall Jenner for free. He

20:51

also hosted a small brunch with the

20:53

entertainment executive, Casey Wasserman, on Friday at

20:55

the Italian restaurant, Lava. The 100 guests

20:57

included Kraft, Dana White, the chief executive

20:59

of the UFC, and Roger Goodell, the

21:01

commissioner of the NFL. Congrats to him

21:04

or whatever. This is a little

21:07

themmy. Yeah, I kind of don't even think

21:09

we need to do this except for the fact that we have

21:11

both Dion Sanders and

21:14

his daughter, Deondra Sanders, in

21:16

the dock today. Dion Sanders, who

21:18

is a former NFL player, had

21:20

meatballs at Rouse. A Rouse Super

21:23

Bowl. Ray-O's. A-Ray-O's, sorry. A-Ray-O's

21:25

Super Bowl II, oh my God,

21:28

a 2024 pop-up in Las Vegas. And then

21:30

his daughter, I'm gonna skip Matt Apatow for

21:32

a moment, his daughter, Deondra Sanders, is

21:37

in a feud with a rapper named Drizzy over

21:40

Jacuise. Jacuise, yeah. Because

21:42

the rumor is, the rumor that Drizzy, the rapper who-

21:44

I forgot about Jacuise. I forgot about Drizzy. I think

21:46

we talked about Drizzy like five years ago. I mean,

21:49

I feel like I don't know if we ever talked

21:51

about Drizzy, but sure. But Drizzy

21:54

accused Deondra of being, well, Drizzy

21:56

used to date Jacuise. Ray,

21:58

well, he kinda was like- D'Andra, your man

22:00

is texting me and I still

22:03

love you and I wanna be back with you.

22:05

And D'Andra was like, also tweeting. Meanwhile, aren't

22:07

you basically, aren't you pregnant to

22:09

D'Andra, saying meanwhile,

22:12

you're pregnant and he's still DMing me. Well,

22:14

that's the rumor. She has not confirmed this.

22:16

But Drizzy is both starting pregnancy rumors about

22:18

D'Andra and accusing this

22:20

man of, if not cheating,

22:22

attempted cheating. Right. But

22:25

I was laughing because this story

22:27

is a lot about D'Andra Sanders,

22:29

like sub tweeting, sub Instagram messaging.

22:32

And then I went to her Twitter and all I saw was

22:34

tweets like this. What y'all

22:36

think about aliens. Here's

22:39

the next one. How many y'all would

22:41

really know what to do in an airplane emergency?

22:43

Do y'all be paying attention? So

22:45

I'm like reading her tweets and I'm like, these are

22:48

good and they're not that shady. That's

22:50

a really good thought because sometimes- When

22:53

I'm on a plane. What would you do?

22:55

I only think about this when I'm- When

22:58

I'm in a row that's

23:00

really close to the flight attendant who's doing the

23:02

thing and I have my headphones on, I feel

23:04

guilty. But if I'm like way in the back,

23:06

I don't. They can like look at me

23:09

while I'm like openly not paying attention. But

23:11

do you know what to do? It makes

23:13

me think. Like, do I know? Well, then I pay attention there and

23:15

I think I do. Tell me what you

23:17

would do. The main thing that you do is

23:19

you put the mask on yourself before you put the

23:21

other mask on. The other main thing is you always

23:24

stay seat belted because if there's random turbulence or whatever

23:26

and you're not seat belted, you can hit your head

23:28

on the thing. But my question is when in the emergency

23:30

do you get up and go down the slide? You

23:32

have to open up- After you crash the plane. I

23:34

only worry about it. I do pay attention to where

23:37

the doors are. After you're out of the plane. If

23:39

I'm in an exit row, I do like look at

23:41

it. I don't want that responsibility. And I'm like, I

23:43

could grab that. I can pull that.

23:46

Well, they ask you if you can. Yeah, they tell you to

23:48

do it and I could do it. Okay, so you have to

23:50

crash into the water first before you pull the lever and then

23:52

slide down the slide into the water. The other thing you have

23:54

to know is- And you get sullied. Sometimes I reach underneath to

23:56

see if I can feel where the life

23:58

jacket is. Do you? like oh there it is.

24:01

So you're way more prepared. So Deondra says, how many y'all

24:05

would really know what to do in an airplane emergency? Do

24:07

y'all be paying attention? And I would say Deondra I know

24:09

what I'm doing. Yeah

24:11

it is funny how many people are scared of plane scenarios

24:13

but like would not even even though every single

24:16

time they fly they tell you what to do probably don't

24:18

know what you what to do. Yeah anyway she also

24:20

said I'm gonna go to the beach. And she

24:23

also said I love therapy. I love therapy. I

24:25

was kind of like Deon Sanders has five kids

24:27

and one is named Deondra and the others are

24:29

named Deon Jr and Shiloh

24:32

and Shader and Shlomi. I

24:34

think Deondra is the oldest

24:37

child and I found myself

24:39

wondering like okay what

24:42

is she doing? Like what's her deal

24:44

and what's kind of fun is that

24:46

she just has a

24:48

YouTube and just kind of hangs out. Well it was

24:50

laughing because I went to her YouTube and one of

24:52

them is the first one the

24:55

one that posted two weeks ago is Deondra goes

24:57

to the nail shop with Jacquees and I was

24:59

like wait okay interesting. Yeah they get many years

25:01

and better years. Well then I was like watching it

25:03

and I was like oh this actually is her channel but she

25:05

writes the caption she writes the title in third person. It

25:08

makes it seem like it's not actually her because you should be

25:11

like I go to the nail shop. You'd be like come to

25:13

the nail shop with me. Yeah exactly. Get

25:15

my nails done with me and my boyfriend. She's going

25:17

full SEO. I have to say

25:19

it's really boring. I watched that entire video.

25:21

Jelly is where you put your feet in

25:23

jelly but it like moisturizes.

25:26

They're

25:29

gonna do that anyway. It's more so

25:31

like if you want the water or

25:34

jelly. The

25:36

water? Okay. I

25:38

have gotten a manicure once but I've gotten more

25:40

pedicures than manicures. Right. Because you know I'm a

25:42

big open open open toe man. I wear I

25:44

like I like getting my feet naked. Who was

25:47

I with who told us twice? You

25:49

told the same story about wearing

25:51

flip-flops. Soo Chin Park. Yeah. Spoiler.

25:54

Who were we with? Oh we were

25:56

with Soo Chin Park. MTV's former VJ

25:58

Soo Chin Park. told the story

26:00

that I'd heard already about the fact that he wore

26:02

a lot of flip-flops in college. Keeping

26:05

your eye out for a Su Ching Pak podcast. Oh right. We

26:07

were talking to Su Ching Pak. Right, we were talking Su Ching

26:09

Pak. And that's funny, that's who

26:11

I was thinking. I was so starstruck

26:13

you can't even believe it. It

26:16

was fun, okay. That episode might be live

26:18

soon. Okay, we'll put on it when it is. Do you

26:20

want to go back up to Maude Apatow's Open Door? We rarely

26:22

do an Open Door on Main. Because they're

26:24

rarely who's. Hey, A.D. I'm Maude Apatow,

26:27

welcome to my home. And this

26:29

actually is quite boring and I don't know how much

26:31

time we'll spend on Maude Apatow. Well I was packing up

26:33

because her whole apartment is pink. Yes. And every room she

26:35

goes, well isn't this delightful that it's pink?

26:37

I'm like, babe, your living room was pink,

26:39

your kitchen was pink, your bedroom was

26:41

pink, the bathroom was pink. I was like,

26:44

we're not really gagging by the surprise of this being

26:46

a pink wash. I like that you put in

26:48

one screenshot and I had to put in the second

26:51

half of the screenshot. You put in the screenshot where?

26:53

Oh right. She shows off her heirloom tomatoes and her

26:55

lemons. And she's like, there's

26:57

just there's just these random heirloom

26:59

beautiful, beautiful, honestly, flown

27:01

in from California heirloom tomatoes. I don't think these are

27:03

New York heirloom tomatoes. I've seen heirloom tomatoes and these

27:05

are not them. These are flown in. Oh, these are

27:08

flown in. These are the carbon footprint on these tomatoes.

27:10

Right. Or they're clay or something. She goes, love

27:12

these tomatoes. I love heirloom

27:14

tomatoes. Can't wait to make

27:16

a nice heirloom tomato salad,

27:18

which will be easy because I've got

27:20

the goods. It's

27:23

like it is funny and she is laughing

27:25

and I am kind of like it is funny how

27:27

they put food in these girly apartments that

27:29

they like absolutely don't have any interest using.

27:32

Well, like you pointed out, the flowers that

27:34

are on display on her dining table make

27:36

the dining table like completely unusable. Also,

27:39

this is my desk. I'm like not with

27:41

those like lotus blossoms coming out of the You

27:44

poking eye out, mod Abato. So

27:46

then she the camera pans to a cookie

27:48

jar that's filled with cookies and she goes, these

27:51

actually these actually are my cookies

27:54

where it's like I'm laughing. No, and I and

27:56

I thought that meant she made them. Me too. I

27:58

thought it meant she made them. But they're better. They're Tates

28:01

and they're my favorite cookies. She

28:03

decanted and I said. Tates cookies

28:05

go bad in 30 seconds. Well, who dec,

28:07

well. You put them in that

28:09

much oxygen, those are gonna be gross. I'm

28:11

just saying like, the journey of

28:14

Tates cookies is you eat them all in one night. You,

28:17

because, no, because you're right,

28:19

they're so crunchy that humidity ruins

28:21

them. And then they get gross. So, but

28:23

all I'm saying is, Tates come in two packets,

28:25

you know that? So it's like, in the Tates

28:27

packaging, God, this is such a New York

28:29

fucking. In the

28:31

case you have two sealed

28:33

packets, you're only, if you

28:36

open one, you better fucking eat all those

28:38

cookies because you're right, you can't keep

28:40

them. I know. So decanting your Tates cookies.

28:42

Tates are so annoying. You're not supposed to

28:44

actually decant your Tates. I only eat Tates

28:46

out. What do you mean?

28:48

I've never bought myself Tates. Well. The

28:51

number of Tates I've eaten at other people's places, that's

28:53

probably countless. I like to bring Tates so that I

28:55

can have one. I will eat them, I've never bought

28:57

Tates for myself. I actually think that is true. I

29:00

maybe bought them to bring to a party. Well, you're like making cookies. These

29:03

actually are my cookies. They're Tates and they're

29:05

my favorite cookies. You don't decant the Tates.

29:07

Everyone knows, if you're a true Tates head,

29:09

even though I know she says these are

29:11

my favorite cookies, you don't decant the Tates.

29:14

That's it. Let's move on. A day

29:16

in my life, Taylor Hill, this is

29:18

very boring. I put this in because I was

29:20

like, who is this woman? And then. This

29:23

is very boring though. It's very, very boring. It's

29:25

like, there's nothing here. We can maybe just skip

29:27

it. She's a model. Did the research on her.

29:29

She's a model. I know, I know. I appreciate

29:31

the research, but even with the research, it's a

29:33

boring woman. I know. Well, that's why I brought at the

29:35

top. This is very boring. I do want to

29:37

talk about the lookalikes in the air that I

29:39

think you compiled or was it Timmy? No, I

29:41

think it's Timmy. I like that he found a

29:43

trend, which is that we had three lookalikes this

29:45

week. It was Heather Locklear's mini me

29:48

daughter, who's a lookalike. Claudia

29:50

Schiffer's lookalike daughter, who's Clementine and

29:52

also a lookalike. China Phillips's lookalike

29:54

daughter, Brooke Baldwin, who's also a

29:56

lookalike. It's lookalike

29:58

season. I

30:01

don't think we've ever talked about any of these women before. Clementine,

30:05

Claudia Shiffers, Eva Sambora, Heather

30:08

Locklear, or Brooke Baldwin, who is

30:10

China Phillips's, who is also the

30:12

child of Billy Baldwin, who would

30:14

be lesser Baldwin. Right. Well,

30:16

China, Phillips and Billy Baldwin have like a torus of affair.

30:18

Yeah, very torus. They're

30:21

very potent affair, love

30:24

match. We don't hear much about

30:26

these. Claudia Shiffers' daughter with, is that

30:28

Claudia Shiffers' daughter with the magician? Oh, we already

30:31

talked about this. This is Claudia Shiffers' daughter

30:33

with Matthew Vaughn. Remember how we did not know

30:35

that Claudia Shiffers was married to Matthew Vaughn? We talked about

30:37

this on the Patreon. Did we talk about it

30:39

on the Patreon? I don't remember. I think so. Matthew

30:42

Vaughn, the director of Argyle, is married to Claudia Shiffers.

30:44

The woman with the twisted mind. Yes, the twisted mind

30:46

of Matthew Vaughn. The twisted mind of Matthew Vaughn. And

30:48

if you Google January Jones Matthew Vaughn, you can

30:50

find little tidbits there that the real

30:52

culture remembers. That will never be confirmed, but

30:55

you know. And Heather Locklear's mini-me daughter, Eva

30:57

Simbora, obviously whose father is Richie Simbora from

30:59

Bon Jovi. Of course. She's

31:01

engaged to her boyfriend of five years, Tyler Farrar. Of course.

31:04

Okay, well, none of this news is actually interesting.

31:06

Let's move on. I

31:09

agree. And I also think that

31:11

this means they're

31:13

going to start writing about these women a lot. Well,

31:16

you think they're introducing them? Yeah, I think they're basically

31:18

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35:11

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35:14

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35:16

know if you've noticed, there's been a lot of

35:18

Eric Roberts in the news recently cause he's writing memoir. Yes.

35:21

And what could be in that memoir? Who knows?

35:23

Well, just a lot about his sister, his

35:25

beloved sister Julia. He loves

35:28

her so much. She doesn't really love him that

35:30

much. I don't think so. We have, yeah, I

35:32

know I'm kidding. So we have a 25 things

35:34

to know about me with Eric Roberts.

35:36

I haven't clicked it. Some of them are number 10.

35:39

I read every book on my daughter Emma Roberts has suggested

35:41

reading list. Oh yeah. Don't forget. He's

35:44

the father of Emma Roberts. I

35:46

love pizza, especially with fresh tomatoes. I never met

35:48

a cookie I didn't like. Tell

35:50

me if he likes dates. Who knows? I

35:53

don't know how to check my voicemail. That's a funny

35:55

one. I start each day with green tea.

35:58

And then there's the one that said. I'm

36:00

convinced the fish in our pond recognize

36:02

my singing voice and come for food

36:04

when they hear me. Okay, it's

36:06

beautiful. And then the last one is,

36:08

I had a lot of trouble coming up with

36:10

25 things people would find surprising about me, which

36:12

is a sort of fourth wall breaking that you

36:15

don't see as often as you would expect. You

36:17

really don't. You really don't. He really

36:19

did it. He really broke the form. He broke it. So

36:21

this made me think, Emma Roberts,

36:23

Eric Roberts, Julia Roberts, iconic actors, I'm going

36:25

to make a quiz. What could the quiz

36:27

be? My first thought was, I'm

36:30

going to pick a line of dialogue from each of

36:32

them and then read the line of dialogue and you're

36:34

going to tell me if it's Emma, Eric, or Julia.

36:36

But it was way too obvious. Because everything Eric done

36:38

is like, I'm going to kill you motherfucker. And

36:42

then I was, because I really just wanted an

36:44

excuse to read the iconic numbers monologue from Aaron

36:47

Brockovich and say, who is this? You know, obviously.

36:49

Well, how many numbers you got? Oh, I got numbers coming

36:51

out of my ears. For instance, 10. Yeah.

36:56

That's how many months old my baby girl is. You

37:00

got a little girl? Yeah.

37:02

Yeah. Sexy, huh? How

37:04

about this for number six? That's how old my other

37:06

daughter is. Eight is the age of my son. Two

37:08

is how many times I've been married and divorced. 16

37:11

is the number of dollars I have in my bank account. That's

37:14

my phone number. And with all the numbers

37:17

I gave you, I'm guessing zero is the

37:19

number of times you're going to call. But

37:21

that didn't work. So what I'm going to do instead.

37:23

Thanks for taking me through your process. What I'm going

37:25

to do instead is go through. I went through their

37:27

INDBs and I was like, all these people, Julia included,

37:29

have been in kind

37:32

of surprising movies you never heard of. Eric

37:35

Roberts has known first. Like, he has this,

37:37

there's a line. I know what type of character

37:39

you play, but I don't want movies you've been. If that

37:41

makes sense. No, I think that makes perfect sense. And

37:43

Eric Roberts has said in many interviews, a version of

37:45

like, I never say no. You know, like

37:48

there was like, Eric has been in so

37:50

many movies, you won't believe it. And he's like, well, I've

37:52

been in that many movies. And

37:55

Emma Roberts has been sort of like working

37:57

her way towards a certain type of fame.

37:59

for a very long time now, which means she's

38:02

been in weird stuff doing weird things, and not

38:04

all of them have been a huge success. Sure,

38:06

and Julia Roberts. So she has a weird 80s

38:08

era, and then after she gets famous. After Pretty

38:10

Women, she kinda just did good stuff. She did

38:12

good stuff, but then every once in a while

38:14

in that period, she did a favor. And

38:17

so these movies consist of those favors. They're

38:19

calling it favors. Okay, well that's just for

38:22

her. Okay. So here we go.

38:24

What's your game called, The Roberts Family? No, it's called

38:26

Erica Amara Julia. So I'm gonna read you

38:28

the name of a movie, and

38:30

you're gonna say Eric, Emma, or Julia. And if you don't know, I'm

38:33

gonna read you the synopsis and see if that helps, okay?

38:35

Yeah, this is gonna be hard for me. Eric, Emma, or

38:37

Julia? Flatliners.

38:40

Julia. Great, perfect.

38:44

Eric. A

38:47

young drug dealer watches as his high-rolling life

38:49

is dismantled in the wake of his cousin's

38:51

murder, which sees his best friend arrested for

38:53

the crime. It still

38:55

could be Eric, but is it Emma? Wrong

38:58

number. It's

39:01

giving Emma. Wrong, here

39:03

we go. Greed results in the

39:05

murder in the tumultuous world of internet

39:08

stocks. Oh, that's Eric. Eric,

39:10

okay, one point. Giving Eric.

39:13

Lonely hearts. Julia.

39:15

Wrong. Okay, so you've got Emma or

39:18

Eric. Alma is a lonely,

39:20

vulnerable single woman in love with Frank. No,

39:22

you're wrong. A handsome con man who steals

39:24

her heart, as well as her money. Eric

39:26

is the con man. Okay.

39:29

Dammit. Satisfaction.

39:32

Julia. Correct, that's one of her

39:34

first movies. Starring Justine Bateman. Incredible.

39:37

As the leader of an all-girl band that struggles with men

39:39

and drugs during a summer resort gig. Oh, fun. It looks

39:41

good, the coverage. I'd watch that, yeah. That's

39:46

the name of a movie? That's the name of a movie. Eric. Wrong.

39:50

Four girls out on a three-day trip to

39:52

two cities if they survive. It's Emma. Okay,

39:54

it's Emma, you're right. This

39:57

movie is the only movie when I look through all these movies.

40:00

that I've never heard of that made me say, I have

40:02

to watch this immediately. I have to watch this in 10

40:04

minutes. The hot flashes. Emma.

40:10

Wrong, let me read you the synopsis. It's one

40:12

sentence long. It

40:14

is, everyone prepare yourself, sit down. It is

40:16

the best. I love when you say

40:18

sit down. Everyone sit down. Everyone

40:21

sit down. Only like, I feel like

40:23

you're not gonna convert more than 5% of

40:25

our audience to actually sit down. Hold on to the arm rails.

40:27

Oh, and the chair has to have arm rails? You have to

40:30

grip because you will fall down hearing

40:32

the synopsis of this movie. It's one

40:35

sentence and it is, a

40:37

group of middle aged women play basketball

40:39

and prove a point. You

40:42

know who stars in it? Virginia Mattson. Oh

40:44

my God, wait, so it's Eric. It's Eric,

40:47

yes. You aren't exactly leaving the light each

40:49

and every more. Go

40:52

puttin' on a charity basketball event. I

40:56

think I wanna put the old team back together. My

40:58

basketball days are over, I'm sorry. Thanks, but

41:00

no thanks. Absolutely not. I can't keep

41:02

people here behind the time, but with some,

41:04

I'm still trying to just to build coffee via

41:07

the doctor. Just let me

41:09

get this drink. You want us to play a guest, state

41:11

champ, four or 30 years younger than us. A group

41:13

of middle aged women play basketball and prove a point.

41:15

Prove a point. You know what's in it? Buck Shields.

41:17

I haven't seen you this excited about a movie synopsis

41:19

since you heard about the new Clint Eastwood. Where

41:22

the juror maybe did it. Wait, I haven't heard about

41:24

that. Yes, you have. We talked about it on blank

41:26

track. Oh yeah, I forgot about that. And you had

41:28

a full nervous breakdown. And then I got excited about

41:30

it. Yeah, it does sound good. Empire

41:33

State. Julie?

41:37

Whoa. Two childhood friends plan to

41:39

rob an armored car to support the pottery. It's

41:41

Emma, you're right. Like

41:44

I can tell immediately when it's Emma. Blood red.

41:47

Is that Julia? It's Julia. In

41:50

19th century California, a Sicilian family of

41:52

able winemakers gets targeted by a corrupt

41:54

railroad tycoon after they refuse to leave

41:56

their land. Love is a gun. Eric?

42:00

photographer who's afraid he's only losing a script of

42:02

reality as it is by a disturbed married model. Sharktopus.

42:07

I don't know. wrong. Julia.

42:11

Eric. Eric. A half

42:13

shark and half octopus creature created for the military creates

42:15

a whole lot of hair in Mexico. I get why

42:17

that seems obvious but I thought it would be like

42:19

maybe an animated and it's like one of their voices.

42:22

Here we go. Love wedding marriage.

42:25

Emma. Absolutely.

42:28

Isn't it, wouldn't you put a million dollars on that being

42:31

Emma? Yeah, because every movie she's in is like

42:33

a girl gets married and then realizes at the

42:35

wedding that she likes the first, the first

42:37

mate. Okay, you're wrong. Sorry, I'm the

42:39

best man. I'm gonna read you the synopsis

42:41

and it's not gonna help and then I'm gonna read you the two, the

42:43

one detail that will tell you who it is. Okay. A

42:46

happy newlywed marriage counselors views of wedded bliss get

42:48

thrown for a loop when she finds out her

42:50

parents are getting divorced. Emma. That

42:53

would make you say Emma, right? Which I did already. The

42:56

director of this movie that I hadn't heard of until

42:58

this morning is a

43:00

Dermot Mulroney. Oh, it's Julia. Julia.

43:03

Fucking Roberts. And you know what she plays in

43:05

this movie? A therapist named Ava. A caterwaver. Voice

43:07

only. She's on the phone. Girlie did

43:09

a phone call. Girlie

43:12

called in a favor. She literally said, hello, meemaw. Yes.

43:17

I've tried group therapy. I've even tried that

43:19

whack job of a therapist who told them

43:21

not to communicate. The brush with death. I

43:24

heard it's very successful in the long run. But I don't have

43:26

the long run. I've got about a week

43:28

to fix this. You

43:30

have to fix it, Ava. Who else?

43:33

How about your parents? Well,

43:36

they haven't exactly been very effective left to

43:38

their own devices. And

43:40

how has their separation impacted your relationship with

43:42

Charlie? Okay. Baja, Oklahoma.

43:46

Arid. Wrong. Dan

43:48

Jenkins co-wrote the screenplay based on his novel of the same name

43:50

about Juanita, a bar maid in Fort Worth, Texas. Who

43:53

wants to be a country western singer? Still giving Eric. Is

43:55

that Julia? It's Julia. It's an early Julia. Sorry.

43:58

I believe it was... Good actually

44:00

Leslie and Warren the iconic Leslie and

44:02

Warren. I am Michael Oh Well

44:06

based on the fascinating true life story of

44:08

Michael Glat say a gay activist who becomes

44:10

a Christian pastor after identifying as a heterosexual

44:14

Emma What so the gay

44:16

guy is James Franco and he's in love

44:19

with Zachary Quinto and then he gets like

44:22

He like raised he like praised the gay

44:24

away and then he marries Emma Roberts

44:27

Hollywood dreams only two left Julia

44:30

wrong in the City of Angels a young Iowan

44:32

girl fresh off the bus falls in love with

44:34

the promising act Eric

44:38

he's the promise. No, I think he's the promising actor.

44:40

Well, and then for America's

44:43

sweethearts Julia trick

44:45

question How

44:49

could I forget America's sweethearts with John Cusack and

44:52

How can I forget the movie that they're

44:54

watching before she falls down the staircase who

44:57

who iconically falls down the staircase? Tony Collette

44:59

will also a real woman who died falling

45:01

down the staircase the staircase in

45:04

the the staircase Yes, they're

45:07

watching America's sweethearts and she's like well

45:09

fell and then she's like Bobby fell is

45:11

a Fell

45:13

an hour an owl an owl

45:16

disrupted or pushed an owl by

45:18

her climb Sorry, Michael,

45:21

you know, I hear something, you know how I feel

45:23

about the is it Michael Peterson I don't remember you

45:25

don't remember the name of the guy that maybe

45:27

did it But you remember that they were

45:29

watching America's sweethearts before she fell on the

45:31

stairs Michael Peterson. Thank you God

45:34

only some one of us is paying attention. You

45:36

thought I love the staircase The

45:38

show and I've read every reddit thread. There is

45:40

about that owl What is going

45:42

on me Is

45:44

he trying to kill me again? Well

45:46

given the weapon he had in his hand I tend to

45:49

doubt it Relax, we're at a high it people don't kill

45:51

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49:49

How much am I saying? Lori Loughlin

49:51

and Candace Cameron Bure went to

49:53

the Movie Guide Awards

49:55

gala together. I'm sorry. Like this

49:58

is so crazy. What

50:00

is this? Movie Guide reviews movies

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from a Christian perspective for

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families and works in Hollywood to redeem

50:07

the media. Oh God, great

50:09

Amer- Okay, so it's all like the

50:11

Christian... But

50:14

they air it on, like you're like, oh, we're always like,

50:16

how do you watch the Golden Globes? How do you watch

50:18

the SAG Awards? How do you watch the,

50:20

what is this called, the Movie Guide Awards? You have to

50:22

have GAC. It airs on

50:24

GAC family. Well, obviously it airs on GAC.

50:27

Post-Harry Cruz is going to be a great

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Annual Movie Guide Faith and Values Awards

50:44

Gala and Report. I wonder

50:46

what 31 years ago propelled them

50:48

to Crete. It's like what disgusting piece of media. No,

50:50

you're so right. It was definitely- Like what was it?

50:53

Yeah, like what movie came out

50:55

31 years ago where they were like, this

50:57

is fucking disgusting. Okay, so it was 1993.

51:01

What's the most disgusting movie that came out in

51:03

1993? What's the most morally corrupt movie that came

51:05

out in 1993? What'd you search? Well,

51:08

I searched in 1993. It could have been, you know,

51:10

it could have been 1992. Okay,

51:13

it took them a year to develop the awards

51:15

after they saw the most disgusting movie they've ever

51:17

seen. Because they saw the most disgusting thing they've

51:19

ever seen. What was it? The trophies are shaped

51:21

like teddy bears. A

51:23

subtle nod to Movie Guide CEO and founder

51:26

Dr. Ted Bear. The first year

51:28

was definitely 1993, which means the first

51:30

year's movies were from 1992. Okay.

51:34

So let's look at most morally bankrupt movies from 1992. A

51:37

house setter, Goldie Hawn and

51:40

C. Martin living together in the house

51:42

and she's not even married and she's

51:44

also pretending to be someone else. Oh

51:46

my god. Yeah, what other like

51:48

morally corrupt movies? The

51:50

Crying Game. I could see people having some issues

51:52

with the Crying Game. Sister

51:55

Act, a woman who

51:57

is blasphemy. Blasphemy. Not a

51:59

non-indigenous. She's just pretending to be a

52:01

nun. Okay, basic instinct. Oh,

52:03

we've seen a full vagina? Basic

52:07

instinct could have done it. Encino man,

52:09

leave him frozen. Do

52:13

not reintroduce him into this world. It's

52:15

not of nature to have an Encino man

52:18

come back alive. Leave him

52:20

frozen. He reanimated. Polly

52:23

Shore, put the hairdryer down. Leave

52:26

him frozen. What else? My cousin Vinny.

52:30

That's fine though. That's fine. Death

52:32

becomes her. I mean, it's

52:34

unnatural. It's unnatural to not want, like you have

52:37

to have final judgment. You're going to either heaven

52:39

or hell. You can come back with a big

52:41

hole in your belly. Orlando with Hilda Swinton. What

52:43

gender are you? What

52:46

gender are you? I mean,

52:48

to be fair, Orlando is much older than that movie,

52:50

but sure. But yeah, the movie came out. Right, right,

52:52

right. Let's see what else would they have gotten upset

52:54

with. Single white female, the

52:57

hand that rocks the cradle. Oh, come

52:59

on. Women were so crazy in 1982. Not

53:02

to burst the bubble, but it actually was

53:04

founded in 1985. Well, the

53:06

awards. No, I know. But I wanted

53:08

to encourage anyone. It

53:10

started as a radio program. The guide was founded

53:12

in 1945. Anyway, yeah,

53:15

we all know it was Encino man. Encino

53:17

man was the straw that broke the camel back. It's

53:19

just not natural. What was

53:22

nominated this year for the Movie Guide Awards?

53:24

A lot of these are sort of like,

53:26

I've never heard of these. But this is incredible. Murph

53:30

the Surf, Jules, Jesus, and Mayhem in the USA

53:32

episodes one through one, one through

53:35

one four. These are just things

53:37

that like, is anyone watching these best movies

53:39

for families? Here we go, ready? Journey

53:41

to Bethlehem. You're like, okay,

53:43

that makes sense. Like a movie I've never heard

53:45

of about maybe Jesus. Then it goes absolutely

53:48

bonkers. Spider-Man Across the Spider-Verse,

53:51

Super Mario Brothers, the movie, Trolls,

53:53

Band Together. And what I

53:55

would argue is one of the most unnatural films I've

53:57

seen ever, Wonka. I'm

54:00

also You're telling

54:02

me wonka is allowed in this award

54:04

ceremony Best movie for

54:07

mature audiences you ready for this one? Sound

54:09

of freedom Okay, this

54:12

revolution. Those are normal fine Then

54:15

we get Godzilla minus one

54:17

amazing movie. It's amazing guardians

54:19

of the galaxy volume three and a

54:22

movie that I would argue is Not

54:26

Made for this sort of award show in

54:29

a way, but also what are these boys doing in the

54:31

boat? I never thought well, they're rowing are

54:33

they I don't see it. There's not much space in

54:35

the boat to do anything else But if there are a

54:37

bunch of boys in the boat if the boys were in a yacht You

54:40

could start raising your eyebrows. They're just a little boat.

54:42

I'm just saying Although those boys

54:44

are agile. They probably make it work mature

54:46

audiences and you're telling me it's the boys

54:48

in the boat Tetris Tetris

54:52

That movie sucked Tetris. Okay. Anyway, those

54:55

are the um, whatever awards i'm glad

54:57

that candace and lori You know

54:59

got back together. Actually i'm not this is it's

55:01

so actually i'm not I

55:03

hate them moving on skip the next

55:05

thing moving on petra ekelstone's daughter and

55:07

beauty pageant I'll put her in

55:10

because she's a new person to meet petra ekelstone.

55:12

Do you know about her? I just I just

55:14

know that her dad is the formula one billionaire.

55:16

Yes. His name was bernie What is his name

55:18

is bernie bernie ekelstone? She is

55:20

an heiress to formula one. We were

55:23

talking earlier You

55:25

know about your frugal upbringing

55:27

and how you said,

55:30

um, you know in Inheritance

55:32

for your daughters in

55:35

a way is a bad thing How

55:40

Comfortable are you with it

55:42

when you know, you've learned they

55:44

were spending like hundreds of

55:46

millions of dollars on uh real

55:49

estate from Their inheritance. Well,

55:51

the money was there for them to use

55:53

it up for them to use it If

55:56

it runs out they'll have to find something else to

55:58

do Did it bother you

56:01

at all or not so much? It

56:03

doesn't bother me. Except

56:05

I know they're gonna come back. What

56:07

do you mean? I don't know, let's see if it does run out. You think

56:09

so? They

56:12

should. And she is putting

56:15

her daughter, who's 11, in the beauty

56:17

competition. So everyone's like, mmm,

56:19

mmm, mmm, mmm. But like, literally, who

56:22

cares? She made her debut

56:24

in the ideal Miss California and West

56:26

Coast competition with the blessing of her

56:28

mother, daughter of Formula One billionaire, Bernie

56:30

Ecclestone. Bernie Ecclestone. When she was

56:32

married to her ex, James Stunt,

56:34

he forbade Petra from putting herself

56:36

or their children on social media.

56:38

But since remarrying two years ago,

56:40

Petra is building back a public

56:42

profile. She is now preparing to

56:44

launch an online pre-teen beauty and

56:46

fashion boutique called Crickledazy. Crickledazy.

56:49

Crickledazy. You'd think that'd be cricket, but

56:52

it's crickle. It's Crickledazy. Crickledazy.

56:55

So the most interesting thing about Petra

56:57

is that she bought the Aaron Spelling

56:59

Manor. So the famous, I feel like

57:01

only 90s kids will remember the spelling

57:03

manner. So Aaron Spelling. Kind of

57:05

gaudy tacky view. Aaron Spelling owned the original,

57:08

before Queen of Versailles, Queen of

57:10

Versailles was not the first. Aaron

57:12

Spelling bought and built, I think

57:14

he built it, the biggest residence in California, which

57:16

was like a big deal at the time. I

57:18

feel like it's a big deal. It's still a

57:20

big deal. We're still obsessed with who owns the

57:22

biggest house in California. Yeah, it's like disgusting. It's

57:24

gross. The Manor, it was called

57:26

The Manor. 57,000 square feet. It

57:30

was the former residence of Candy and Aaron Spelling,

57:32

the largest house in Los Angeles County. And

57:35

she bought it in 2014. 2011,

57:40

and she sold it 2019. It

57:43

kept going on and off the market, because I think- And she

57:45

definitely made money on this thing. Well, she sold

57:47

it. It was on for 150 million, then

57:50

it was on for 200 million, and then it

57:52

sold for 119 million. At that point,

57:54

it's like, oh my God. It's just really,

57:56

really ugly. It's so ugly. It's

57:58

so huge. It's so ugly. It's like... But it is iconic

58:01

that she lived in it. When you buy a house like that,

58:03

people want to know... Who are you? Yeah,

58:06

I guess. Who are you? Yes, yeah,

58:08

I'm Petra Ecclestone. That still might

58:11

mean nothing to you. So,

58:13

here's the fact file. Father

58:16

Bernie Ecclestone, Formula One Billionaire.

58:18

Mother Slevitza, Croatian model. She's

58:21

engaged to a guy named James,

58:23

and she's a one-time model and

58:25

aspirant handbag designer. And

58:27

Petra Ecclestone already owns one

58:30

of Britain's most expensive homes.

58:33

If I could do a Robin Leech impersonation,

58:36

I'd be doing it right now. Candyland,

58:38

as it's known, will be

58:40

her sick home. People

58:43

are going to look at that

58:45

one of two ways. Yeah. Mainly

58:47

with envy. Yes. Score and

58:49

disdain, perhaps. Yes. Why did you

58:51

do this? Why did you buy this house? Firstly,

58:54

it was a great investment, and I

58:56

got a really good deal, and it's

58:58

kind of like primary estate. That is

59:00

like the number one fact about her, you're right. That's the number one

59:02

fact about her. Speaking of Queen of

59:04

Versailles, did you see the trailer dropped? The musical

59:06

coming in? Well, for the musical. I

59:09

haven't seen the trailer, but I heard about the musical starting

59:11

in Chicago or Boston or something. Starting in Boston

59:13

or Chicago, you're right. It's not in

59:15

New York. It was posted on Instagram. It's not really

59:17

a trailer, but it's like a visual, like an animation

59:20

where you see a brief flash of

59:22

Kristin Chenoweth as Jackie. Oh,

59:25

my God. But then you see like

59:27

the Queen of Versailles on a facade,

59:29

and it says like, directed by Michael

59:31

Ardan and starring whatever. That's so crazy.

59:33

And then the facade cracks. It

59:36

cracks. This is going to be either the best or

59:38

the worst musical of all time. And I think what's

59:40

amazing is it could be really either, and that's what's

59:42

so beautiful about this. Tony Award

59:44

winner Kristin Chenoweth, Academy Award-ering

59:47

Mary Abraham is playing the

59:49

husband, Stephen Schwartz, Lindsay Ferrantino,

59:52

directed by Michael Ardan, who just won a Tony.

59:54

Wow, this could be a story. World for Musical

59:56

Boston. Look, there she is. Look,

59:58

there she is. God, so she's going to bawl. Yeah, we're gonna

1:00:00

have to see it. Chris and Chenoweth is

1:00:02

the Queen of Versailles. But

1:00:30

I'm like Petra, tomorrow's a bit more

1:00:32

down to earth. She's outside of her

1:00:34

London home and her PJs getting her

1:00:36

new Ferrari delivered. And a truck.

1:00:39

My life. Would it help if we

1:00:41

told you she's also a model? No?

1:00:44

Okay, carry on. It's just unbelievable. It

1:00:47

doesn't stop with this family. Hey, they may be rich

1:00:49

and young and beautiful and powerful, but

1:00:52

there's one thing they'll never have. Problems of

1:00:54

any kind. I had no idea there's

1:00:56

another one, which is good news. How long until the reality

1:00:58

show? It's just because you

1:01:00

want to kill yourself. Ketchy. But thank

1:01:02

God for tomorrow, because with Petra about

1:01:05

to tie the knot, we're running low

1:01:07

on hot millionaire models. She's keeping the

1:01:09

dream alive. Beckham

1:01:17

Watch. Beckham Watch. This is a

1:01:19

big Beckham Watch specifically for

1:01:21

Nicola because her movie is out. And what I

1:01:24

found interesting about her movie is it's out. In

1:01:26

Limited Release, you can see it

1:01:29

at Lola Movies. No,

1:01:31

you can't see it at Regal Essence. You can see it on Coney Island Avenue.

1:01:36

Let's go. This

1:01:38

is where I wouldn't go see our son

1:01:40

starring Billy Porter and Luke Evans. Why is

1:01:42

it that every son that's in Limited Release goes to

1:01:44

Coney Island? It's a really good question. I

1:01:47

kind of think that they just pay to put

1:01:49

it there and Coney Island's like, they know that

1:01:51

nobody's coming anyways. We will take your money to

1:01:53

just play it to an empty audience. In Coney

1:01:55

Island, it's on Coney Island Avenue. But still. I'm

1:01:58

not seeing her. But the

1:02:00

point is it's out and I was like, how are the critics

1:02:02

receiving this movie? Because I keep seeing a lot

1:02:05

of photos of Nicola on the red carpet with her

1:02:07

family and with fucking Elon Musk is there and One

1:02:09

of them and like it's very weird. It seems like

1:02:11

people are celebrating this She got an interview in the

1:02:14

Hollywood reporter. That is really rich No,

1:02:17

I know. I know I know but we're failing to mention is

1:02:19

her dad is really red I'm seeing all of this, but you

1:02:21

know what I'm not seeing What

1:02:23

are you not saying? A single critics review of

1:02:25

this movie. Oh, right, right Great

1:02:28

not what this movie is out great.

1:02:30

You know what the critics are seeing tonight Madam

1:02:33

web right now ready. You're ready for that So

1:02:36

they're right. So you're right. There's no

1:02:38

actual critical. No one's reviewing it No one's review

1:02:40

it feels like a fake movie Which I think

1:02:42

is kind of interesting and not surprising at all

1:02:44

and to me I might be I mean this

1:02:47

could be very well I think I'll funded but it's

1:02:49

giving did they even do screenings? Did

1:02:52

they even do press screenings for this movie? Like

1:02:55

was it just we're done. Here you go Because

1:02:59

it has a distributor. It's vertical entertainment So

1:03:01

like I like yeah, like where's

1:03:03

the PR like if you're a critic

1:03:05

have you gotten any screenings or invites

1:03:08

to watch this I don't believe like

1:03:10

I don't believe that Let

1:03:12

us know. I don't believe that no one would have seen this movie

1:03:16

See critics see things even like shitty movies

1:03:18

and even go to like it a like a

1:03:20

festival You know like there it's skipped

1:03:22

festival right did it and It

1:03:25

went right out and I feel like that's a surefire way

1:03:27

to be like kind of almost a

1:03:29

industry plant vibe I don't think

1:03:31

this this premiered anywhere like this

1:03:34

wasn't at anything Is Nicola Peltz

1:03:36

Beckham morphing into Victoria Beckham budding

1:03:38

directors wardrobe has become increasingly posh

1:03:41

From her sleek brunette locks to her

1:03:43

love of monochrome leather and flared suits

1:03:46

Nicola Peltz Beckham on quote pouring my

1:03:48

heart and soul into director. So, okay,

1:03:51

it is getting press, but it's

1:03:53

not getting reviewed Yeah, it's weird Nicola Peltz

1:03:55

Beckham because she's a celebrity and this is in

1:03:57

the Hollywood Reporter So you're kind of like did

1:03:59

anyone actually review? this or are we just

1:04:01

writing about a movie that a

1:04:03

girl who's famous is directed and is

1:04:05

in? Right? Like

1:04:07

that's what's confusing. How are you feeling less

1:04:09

than 24 hours ahead of the road?

1:04:11

Yeah. You should be so

1:04:14

proud of yourself. Making a movie is hard enough on

1:04:16

its own, but writing, directing and starring in the movie

1:04:18

is another beast. It's like, no, not

1:04:20

if you pay for it. I'm sorry,

1:04:22

but like if you pay for it, it's not

1:04:24

actually hard to write, direct and start your movie. I

1:04:27

liked this question that

1:04:29

is the final one, I believe he asks her, it's Chris

1:04:31

Gardner at the Hollywood reporter. Cause I was like, Oh,

1:04:34

like what freelancer did they get to do this?

1:04:36

Like this isn't legitimate, but it's like one of

1:04:38

their staff reporters who like I've read a million

1:04:40

times. So it's like a real piece. Speaking of

1:04:42

your father, his name has been in

1:04:44

the headlines a lot lately for a battle at Disney

1:04:46

and Bob Iger. Do you pay attention to the headlines?

1:04:48

Do you have conversations about how his battles with Disney

1:04:50

could impact your career as somebody whose last acting job

1:04:53

is for a Hulu and welcome to Chippendales. And she

1:04:55

goes, honestly, and this

1:04:57

is a very honest answer. I don't

1:04:59

follow any of that. My head has been

1:05:01

so wrapped up in my own work. I just look at

1:05:03

him as my dad and I love him very much. I'm

1:05:06

just proud of him for wherever he wants to do. She

1:05:08

said, do not involve me. Do

1:05:10

not involve me in my dad's fucking

1:05:13

messiness. But like, whose money paid

1:05:15

for this? So if you

1:05:17

ever go around, Joe Manganiello settled

1:05:19

their divorce amicably six months after filing.

1:05:21

Okay. We talked about

1:05:23

this when it happened. This is kind of a big shock, big

1:05:26

deals. And Sophia sort of on her big

1:05:28

press tour for Griselda and

1:05:30

Joe Manganiello is on his big press

1:05:32

tour for hosting dealer No Deal Island.

1:05:36

And that's

1:05:39

fine. Okay. So this divorce is finally settled.

1:05:41

It's over. What I find most interesting are

1:05:43

these two things. When

1:05:45

the divorce was finally settled, Sophia

1:05:47

posted a photo with her divorce lawyer,

1:05:50

cute little photo with her and her divorce lawyer.

1:05:52

And she captioned it cutest lawyer. Gracias

1:05:55

at Troy Chris 007. Okay, so that's

1:05:57

sort of like, that's like

1:06:00

Eyes emoji is she dating her lawyer that could be

1:06:02

fun. That's not unheard of but my

1:06:04

favorite Oh, yeah, she's

1:06:06

still dating the doctor my favorite cardiologist or

1:06:08

whatever his name is pullman. Oh, whatever Yeah,

1:06:10

my favorite thing to come out of this

1:06:12

is that Joe Manganiello is like

1:06:15

getting more tattoos and it's very been

1:06:17

a nothing Divor okay. Well before there's

1:06:19

nothing more divorced Than

1:06:22

recently divorced guy than a giant dragon

1:06:24

tattoo that reaches across your arm He's a big

1:06:26

Dungeons and Dragons head. He has that big Dungeons

1:06:29

and Dragons Watch the

1:06:31

entire video of him. He loves dragon custom Dungeons

1:06:33

and Dragons table and they cut to her and

1:06:35

she's like, I don't know Mm-hmm. I don't know

1:06:39

Actually, so he's getting

1:06:42

this gigantic gigantic dragon tattoo on

1:06:44

his body and it's very

1:06:46

much like It's

1:06:48

on his bicep It's

1:06:50

not giving as crisis as the back going

1:06:53

all the way because now Ben Affleck kind of

1:06:55

hides that like he always So it's kind of like what

1:06:58

I do that, you know, which is any

1:07:00

and his is way more symbolic because it's

1:07:02

a Phoenix Rising from the ashes not a

1:07:04

dragon. It's well, you know birds were dragons

1:07:07

birds were dinosaurs And I forgot that I

1:07:09

put this in here But this is another

1:07:11

piece of Joe Manganiello news that sort of

1:07:13

took me out this weekend See

1:07:16

who would have played Superman if Henry Cavill

1:07:18

wasn't cast in Man of Steel If if

1:07:20

Henry Cavill had turned down Superman it would

1:07:22

have gone to those according to Zack Snyder

1:07:24

who's Joe Manganiello the

1:07:27

sliding doors of that The

1:07:30

things that could have done for his career where where would

1:07:32

Henry Cavill be without Superman? I

1:07:35

don't know, but I know he was at the Super Bowl. He

1:07:37

was at the Super Bowl was Yes,

1:07:40

whose box was the end go to our Instagram right

1:07:42

now go to the stories It's

1:07:46

a jump scare is a jump scare it's literally

1:07:49

a jump. I was seen next to the jump

1:07:51

scare It's the most random

1:07:53

people and then you would lose them in

1:07:55

the back, right? It's a it's a Tim

1:07:57

Cook It's on Liz if he's in you

1:07:59

know is he's in the Apple

1:08:01

box. He's in the Apple music

1:08:03

box with Tim Cook. Is

1:08:06

that Bad Bunny? Yes. It's

1:08:08

the most random people of your life. That is

1:08:10

Tim Cook, but I'm not crazy. Yes, he's in

1:08:12

the Apple music box. Like he's in the Apple

1:08:14

box. Henry Cavill is just

1:08:18

there. Top left, top right.

1:08:20

That is so weird. In Lizzo's carousel. There

1:08:22

is Henry Cavill. And he kind of looks,

1:08:26

he's like incognito. He's in kind of a

1:08:28

dumb looking peacoat. He's fully shaved, which you

1:08:30

know I don't like. And

1:08:32

he's got a trucker hat on. He's been shaved

1:08:34

for so long. It's like actually like not even,

1:08:36

we, I barely remember when he wasn't shaved. It's

1:08:38

like, Henry, what are you doing? He's

1:08:41

promoting Cargile. Cargile and

1:08:43

what's his, the gentlemanly, gentlemanly

1:08:49

gentleman. I'm sorry, but like if Henry

1:08:51

Cavill were to join Reddit, which you

1:08:54

know he's on secretly, his username would

1:08:56

be like the on gentleman, gentlemanly, on

1:08:58

gentleman, gentleman, gentleman. A lot of these

1:09:00

comments are like, is that

1:09:02

Henry Cavill? Yeah. One of them is, one

1:09:05

of them is beautiful Henry Cavill behind you. Imagine

1:09:09

turning around and it's Henry Cavill. You'd be like,

1:09:14

wow. Jumpscare Henry Cavill. It's a jump scare. Henry

1:09:16

Cavill. Everyone is, half of the people like they're

1:09:18

very assertive with like, wow, Victoria

1:09:20

Monet is there. Wow. Bad bunnies there. Is

1:09:22

that Henry Cavill? Is

1:09:26

that Henry Cavill? Is

1:09:29

he the only representative of Argyle that they

1:09:31

gave access to or the only representative Argyle

1:09:33

who said yes? I have

1:09:36

a, it's getting, he actually

1:09:38

is a chief fan. Always with him.

1:09:40

It's like, it's giving actual

1:09:42

fandom. But like, you're

1:09:45

right. I guess like it is a promo

1:09:47

for Argyle, but also kind of not in a way

1:09:50

weird. Either he knew someone who did that doling

1:09:52

out or the person who did the doling out

1:09:54

knew that he liked the chiefs and was like,

1:09:57

Hey, you can come if you want to. We

1:09:59

have a, Or his people reached out to the

1:10:01

various box caverns and said, yeah. Someone

1:10:04

put the pieces together and offered him this

1:10:07

and they were like, if you

1:10:09

want to do this, do this. And he said, okay, I'll do this

1:10:11

because I love the chiefs. You'll be

1:10:13

in a box with Tim Cook and Lizzo and

1:10:15

he's like, or whatever. Okay. Truly. Okay. Wow.

1:10:18

Where were we? Love to get. Side

1:10:21

tracked. Sorry. Side tracked by Henry Cavill. Bobby

1:10:23

Altoff and Corey Altoff, the tech bro that

1:10:25

she was married to, who was

1:10:27

kind of not a famous person at all. Divorced.

1:10:30

And I guess they divorced actually over the

1:10:32

summer, but because Bobby Altoff is

1:10:34

still doing her podcast and still sort of

1:10:36

like trying to become a thing, whatever that

1:10:39

thing is, she had to finally announce it.

1:10:41

You know, I really have thought that we moved

1:10:43

on from Bobby, Bobby Altoff in the culture,

1:10:45

but I guess we like haven't or whatever.

1:10:48

The only thing that makes this a little interesting

1:10:51

is the reason she popped off on the first

1:10:53

place was because of Drake, the Drake interview. And

1:10:55

she was being like, no, but the Drake

1:10:57

interview, they had, they had chemistry and people said

1:10:59

like, Oh, like, did they hook up? Like this is like

1:11:01

interesting. And then also somebody, I

1:11:04

think he deleted it or she deleted it, like

1:11:06

got deleted. And then this article comes out after

1:11:09

they announced the divorce where it says podcast

1:11:11

or Bobby Altoff, estranged husband Corey

1:11:13

separated the same month as her

1:11:15

viral Drake interview. And just like, not

1:11:18

to be like, but you

1:11:21

know, oh, remember when she denied it to

1:11:23

Dave Portnoy. This is the darkest. I

1:11:26

mean, this is really like, this sucks.

1:11:28

Everyone involved in this literally sucks. Why

1:11:30

would, why is this something that

1:11:32

anyone cares about for some reason? This

1:11:36

really should not be in relationships, but okay. No,

1:11:39

because the daughters can't find love in

1:11:41

Australia. Oh,

1:11:43

that's why you put it in here. Henry Connick

1:11:45

Jr. Cause they're like, Australian guys are weird. Yeah.

1:11:47

Harry Connick, this is got, Harry

1:11:49

Connick Jr's three daughters moved to

1:11:52

Australia with him when he moved

1:11:54

there to like do some show

1:11:56

or whatever, some competition

1:11:58

show. I actually don't even really know. And

1:12:00

so he's down there, his daughters come. He decides. Australian

1:12:02

Idol. Okay, so they decide to stay down

1:12:04

on that. And now they're like being

1:12:07

covered by the Daily Mail Australia. They're like

1:12:09

Harry Conner's three iconically beautiful

1:12:12

perfect daughters. Like they're obsessed. So

1:12:14

they're covering their everywhere. They're covering them

1:12:16

everywhere. It's in the jeans.

1:12:19

Harry Conner Jr. responded leaving the morning show with his

1:12:21

three gorgeous daughters, Georgia, Charlotte, and Sarah. This one

1:12:23

cracked me up because they gave an interview on the

1:12:25

Red carpet and they were like, Australian guys are weird.

1:12:28

They're reserved. They're too reserved. They

1:12:30

need to approach us. They need to talk to us. We're

1:12:33

so beautiful, but don't be scared of our

1:12:35

Harry Conner Jr. jeans. This is our message.

1:12:38

You can approach us and we like to

1:12:40

be approached. They just went with

1:12:42

him from Australian Idol and they were like, we like it

1:12:44

here. No, it's funny. That's funny. And the

1:12:46

final thing on this list is that last night

1:12:48

during the Super Bowl, a little bit

1:12:50

of distraction technique here. But actually

1:12:52

kind of not. This

1:12:54

actually isn't distraction because Larsa

1:12:57

always wants attention, the most attention. I was

1:12:59

with friends last night and one of

1:13:01

them was like, she's like trying to stay on the show. She's

1:13:03

trying to stay on Housewives in Miami. Oh, right. She's trying

1:13:05

to keep up. She's trying to keep it dramatic. She

1:13:09

unfollowed Marcus Jordan and deleted all, I

1:13:11

guess their podcast is over. Great news.

1:13:15

That fucking podcast is over. That was a

1:13:17

bad podcast. She deleted all the photos of him

1:13:19

from her Instagram and shared a story in which

1:13:22

she included a poll that says, should your friends

1:13:24

unfollow your ex? Yes, no. They

1:13:27

stopped the podcast. The podcast hasn't updated since

1:13:29

November. Great. I think that podcast is long. And

1:13:31

no one's talking about it as if that shouldn't

1:13:33

have been the first flag of this breakup. I

1:13:36

watched a little bit of Real Housewives of Miami,

1:13:38

but I wasn't super familiar with her. But after

1:13:40

Traders, I was like, okay, Larsa's like

1:13:43

kookaloonie, but I enjoy her.

1:13:46

I do enjoy her. I really don't. But

1:13:48

on Traders, she did show, she did like

1:13:50

no stuff. She showed like. She

1:13:53

had some smarts. Some reality TV

1:13:55

charisma. But anyway, this Instagram

1:13:57

story that she posted is actually genuinely

1:13:59

fun. You wouldn't like her should your

1:14:01

friends unfollow your ex Yes,

1:14:04

do you think that she was like I don't think it's obvious that

1:14:06

we've broken up even though I've deleted every photo of

1:14:08

him Maybe I should post something on my story Well,

1:14:10

I actually like that She did this because so much

1:14:12

of the the conversation about unfollowing and re-following on an

1:14:14

Instagram which we talk about all the time Is that

1:14:16

like how do you really know when the unfollowing happened?

1:14:18

How do you really know when they ever followed them

1:14:20

in the first place or if they in fact ever

1:14:22

followed them? Also now with the things with deleting photos

1:14:24

is that now that celebrities are always trying to like

1:14:26

Redo their new era by deleting their

1:14:29

entire Instagram you kind of if it's like

1:14:31

Oh Lindsay deleted all

1:14:33

photos of Bobby on her Instagram. It's like maybe I'm

1:14:35

just like starting a new era. Maybe I'm starting a

1:14:37

rebrand You know It

1:14:39

doesn't mean we're no longer friends. It means that I'm rebranding means

1:14:41

that I'm starting a new era. Yeah Let's

1:14:44

do Rita People

1:14:57

want to Who

1:15:14

Is this woman Rita Ora showcases her incredible figure

1:15:16

in sheer lace midi dress as she enjoys a

1:15:18

night out at the Chiltern Firehouse, you know, it's

1:15:20

crazy. Well number one place like

1:15:22

Rita's been at every single event for

1:15:24

the past What you has she

1:15:26

never missed a big event. She was not There

1:15:29

like of all because she's in she's in

1:15:31

the UK. She is in the UK Right, she had been if

1:15:34

she had been in LA She

1:15:36

would have gone to the same would have been there I'm

1:15:38

more just I'm surprised because Rita Ora just like at every

1:15:40

big event these days like it's almost just shocking

1:15:42

when she's not She's not not there. She's

1:15:44

not the great. No, she wasn't the Grammys Her

1:15:49

mask her masking her career is is taking

1:15:51

away from her me I think she is I think she is

1:15:53

genuinely very busy right now because she's doing a lot of filming

1:15:56

Well, she's covering up and crop denim jacket and Jesus yet

1:15:58

a jeans as she has the request a podcast

1:16:00

with Evgeny Lebedev. I'm sorry, she's recording

1:16:02

a podcast? How busy could she be?

1:16:06

How busy could she be? I mean, if you're recording

1:16:08

three episodes a week, it can be quite busy. Okay,

1:16:10

I'm saying we're busy, but I'm saying how busy? This

1:16:15

is, I think, the spiciest bit. We

1:16:17

got some real spicy Rita Ora goth

1:16:19

happening today. And it's because it's

1:16:21

based on this headline that we saw the Masked

1:16:24

Singer fans are convinced they know Eiffel Tower's true

1:16:26

identity as a huge 80s pop star who once

1:16:28

took aim at Judge Rita Ora in Race Row.

1:16:31

So this is one of the, I mean, Rita

1:16:33

Ora has been accused of blackfishing many times in

1:16:35

the past, but one of

1:16:38

the most high-profile incidences of this, of

1:16:40

this accusation, was from the singer Kim

1:16:42

Mazzell. Who I love. Young

1:16:44

Heart to Unfree is like one of my

1:16:46

favorite songs of all time. Beautiful, iconic voice.

1:16:48

And again, as you know, Masked Singer, all

1:16:50

about the voice. And she's dressed up as

1:16:52

an Eiffel Tower. Gotta say the Eiffel Tower

1:16:55

costume is not really it. Oh

1:16:57

my god. You know, they're like, the best thing about the

1:16:59

Masked Singer, if you're still kind of tuning in, are

1:17:01

the costumes, because they're getting more and more deranged, because

1:17:03

they're kind of running out of like real

1:17:05

items. And now we're just doing almost concepts, you

1:17:08

know? I recommend you look up what the

1:17:10

Masked Singer Eiffel Tower looks like, because it

1:17:12

really, I mean,

1:17:14

it looks, this is crazy. That thing with singing? It's

1:17:16

closer to a space needle than a tower, because like

1:17:18

the, it's very, it's narrow. Well, do

1:17:20

you think when she walks, it gets more, it gets

1:17:22

more of a tower? If you spread your legs, you

1:17:25

might look like an Eiffel Tower, but if you're just

1:17:27

standing, you look like a, looks like you're wearing just

1:17:29

like a pantsuit. People have decided, fans have decided

1:17:31

at the end of Mazzell. That is her. Yes, which could

1:17:33

lead to, if it is in fact her, which

1:17:35

could lead to, I don't think that anyone would

1:17:37

be awkward on TV, but it could lead to

1:17:40

a lot of conversation about this. Actual spicy Rita

1:17:42

news. But with that, I

1:17:44

think we're finished. Thank you for

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