Denise Richards reveals she decided to openly discuss her facelift after her ex brought it up in court
"My ex that I'm divorcing, he said something in court about it, on purpose, and I was so pleasantly so surprised because there was media in there that they didn't print it, which was nice."
"I figured, you know what, I think I just need to be honest and I want it, I didn't want to give him that power and have to say it then."
"And so four months later, my publicist did a, got me a really nice piece in allure, a piece on my facelift that I had done a year ago."
"I'm so glad that I've been open about it. I didn't know how people would react, but I think I want to know what everyone's doing, what's peptides, what this, what that."
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Tiger Woods shares how Jack Nicklaus's 1986 Masters victory inspired him as a kid
"That's the moment that stuck with me."
"And then I remember seeing him hug Jacky there at 18, how special that was."
"86 and, you know, he was 46 years old, I'm 43."
"In either case, and I think that's for everyone else to decide, it's special to me, it's special to my friends and family."
"I think that everyone out here who was here got a chance to witness something that was amazing and just the competitive environment."
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Uma história que fica para sempre. 𝙊𝙗𝙧𝙞𝙜𝙖𝙙𝙤 𝙥𝙤𝙧 𝙩𝙪𝙙𝙤, 𝘾𝙖𝙥𝙞𝙩𝙖̃𝙤 🐐⭐️
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Miles Teller reveals the Philadelphia Phillies accidentally mistook his father for Bruce Springsteen on the World Series jumbotron
"You were at the game. You brought your dad to the game. They put you guys up on the jumbotron and misidentified your father as Bruce Springsteen."
"And then, how long did it take them to figure it out and remedy that situation?"
"I guess the amount of time it took Bruce to like get back from the bathroom."
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Forget the usual festive telly. There’s a new network in town. 📺
Introducing your new home for all things Chelsea this holiday season.
Welcome to That’s Proper Chels TV. Stay tuned Blues. 👀
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Mojo Brookzz reveals how he and Desi Banks cleared the air after the media tried to pit them against each other
"Being in a comedian where they make us believe that there's only room for one person at the top."
"It starts to create a competition that we have neither one of us agreed to be in."
"Desi was there the next day, he flew in a day early, came to my show, watched the show afterwards, we sat down, and we talked for an hour."
"Once we got to the end of it, it was nothing that he had against me, it was nothing I had against him, it was what everybody out there was pitting against us."
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Michael Che reveals why hosting Saturday Night Live is terrifying even for comedy superstars
"Euro don't trust the rehearsals and the run-throughs and like you don't know the process, so why would you trust it, especially if you don't do comedy at all."
"Especially if you don't do comedy at all, but also if you do comedy, it's even worse."
"If you're Louis CK, if you're Trevor Noah, if you're a big comedy star and you're trusted, you're trusting these scripts, it's scary."
"A lot of times people are they have a rough go, but it's not because they're bad people, it's just because it's a scary situation."
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LeBron James Calls Out Modern Basketball Trainers and Skills Coaches for Chasing Fame Rather Than Focusing on The Players' Development.
"A lot of the skills coaches and trainers involved in these kids' lives actually want to be more famous than the actual kid. They think they're more important than the actual kid that they're training and their motive is not pure."
"They want to be on camera, they want to be recognized, they want to talk to the media. Say for instance, I train Luka for two summers and he has a breakout season, now they want to do interviews with people. That's not the objective."
"The objective is to be there trying to help this kid get better, to help this kid in a sense of him seeing the game maybe further than what he did before. It's not for you to be famous."
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An NYU acting professor took Adam Sandler out for a beer just to tell him he "didn't have it" and should quit acting and Brad Pitt says what happened when they ran into each other years later says everything about Sandler’s character.
Brad Pitt: "This is my favorite Adam Sandler story that I heard from Bennett Miller. You were at NYU, and it was an acting professor. He said, 'I want to take you out for a beer.' You guys went to a bar, and he kindly said to you, 'Think about something else. Listen, you got heart, but you don't have it. Choose another path.'"
Adam Sandler: "In truth, it was like that."
Brad Pitt: "There’s a second part to this story. This is why it's my favorite Adam Sandler story, and I think it says a lot about you. You ran into him at the height when you're getting the ultimate payday with a bunch of friends, and you run into him out at a bar.
Anyone would think that's the opportunity where you go, 'I gotta rub it in his face.' And reportedly what you did was, you said hi, and you introduced him to your friends, and you said, 'This is the only teacher to ever buy me a beer.'"
Adam Sandler: "Something like that, that's right. True."
Brad Pitt: "I think that's why you're here after all these years."
Would you have taken the high road, or would you have reminded that professor what he said?
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Rick Ross reveals why he bought a multi-million dollar home just blocks away from Evander Holyfield’s massive estate.
"My first home I bought in Atlanta, I bought maybe three blocks from the Holyfield estate."
"That was one of those 'I made it' houses, but the motivation and the reason I bought it is so I could ride past the Holyfield crib, just for the motivation."
"I just wanted to ride by for that motivation because real estate and structures do something to me."
"I rode by and saw a red sign that was on the gate with a number. I told my driver, 'Turn around, get the number, let's call them.'"
"And they let us know they was auctioning it off."
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Paul Molitor reveals how switching to a "No-Stride" hitting approach transformed his career and solved his struggles with two strikes.
"I didn't have the plate discipline and I was kind of a panicky two-strike hitter. I get to two strikes and I'd start expanding, especially on sliders and splits and change-ups."
"So I just tried somehow to figure out a way where I could see the ball a little longer. So I just kind of spread out, got a little bit more flat-footed, trusted my hands, and all of a sudden I started doing at least a little better job of keeping the ball in play."
"And then I start just playing with that a little bit and I got so comfortable not striding that instead of just doing it with two strikes, I did it all the time."
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Arsenio Hall And Eddie Murphy Reveals Paramount Forced Them In ‘Coming to America’ to Include a White Actor Because the Entire Cast Was Black.
Eddie Murphy: “I loved Louie, but I figured we were forced to put Louie in it.”
“I think we were forced to put a white person.”
Arsenio Hall: “Paramount was like, ‘The whole cast is black, and this was back in the eighties. We have to have a white person. There has to be a white person in the movie.’”
“So it was, ‘Who’s the funniest white guy around?’ And then Louie, we knew him, he was cool with him, and so that’s how Louie got in the movie.”
Eddie Murphy: “And in fact, it was official. I had a list. They gave me a list with three white guys, and they said, ‘Who would you rather work with?’”
Jimmy Kimmel: “Do you remember the other two?”
Arsenio Hall: “Oh, yeah, but I can’t say.”
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