30 Burst results for "Mila Kunis"
Ultraflex Football
"mila kunis" Discussed on Ultraflex Football
"Who? No, it's either Kristen Bell or maybe Mila Kunis. All right. Well, I didn't ask them to give an answer for every question that I asked Rebecca. But they did get two of them that she did not. But. Kudos and thank you for seeing Rebecca for joining us. Just so you know you lost. She said she was under too much stress. What was the final count like 6 out of 8 or something? 5 out of 8. I think she got like 5 out of the 8. Yeah, 'cause I would have got or I would have got Sammy as well. So 5 out of 8. Probably would have had us if she wasn't watching Jeff I don't know football. Yeah, she was watching Jeff play football. That was the problem right there. Thank you. I guess it was ten. don't know who was ten, but I was like, ten gosh. We have a long off season ahead of us. So we will think of other games to play or other wives will probably play the game as well. And we'll see which we'll have to ask different questions. That way, we can't study beforehand. But we'll see what answers the most questions. For all those people out there, they're like, I want to see what Ryan's wife looks like. Oh, you gotta go to Spotify, or YouTube, and you'll be able to see her because who doesn't want it. I thought you had like a really lousy camera, and then she came out and I was like, oh, it's just. It's just me, bro I doll the camera. She comes out, it's like a shining, beautiful light. And she was wearing her Miami Dolphins, hoodie. I don't know if you guys saw that. I decided not to. Is that rob? Is the artwork behind you new? Have I just never noticed that? And you never noticed it. So that's been there. It's been there. Okay, this is the first time I've noticed it. Yeah. Your head's so big it blocks it, he didn't see it until Rebecca said that. Maybe that's it. I do have a giant head. Since you were like
WTOP
"mila kunis" Discussed on WTOP
"Fans of that 70s show if you like that one, you got the new content to binge with that 90s show. That's a new Netflix reboot features ten episodes with some familiar faces, a new young cast and notably some missing characters as well. WTO's Mark Lewis asked vulture critic Jen Cheney about the show, the original characters and whether the newer ones could catch on. The characters who are really back for the duration of that 90s show are the parents. Kitty and red, who are played by Debra Jo rupp and kurtwood Smith. The premise of this is that topher grace's daughter has decided she wants to stay for the summer with her grandparents. And so they've really kind of brought in these new younger generation of kids who are teenagers who are the children of the original characters. And so we only see the original characters like topher gray's Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis, for really brief periods. And when they're in it, it's pretty fun. I'm still a little mixed on whether the new generation has the same charisma as the original teens did though. Now there is a missing character Danny Masterson's character is not a part of this. How do they explain that? They don't. They just don't, they don't really talk about him. You know, Danny Masterson is facing some serious criminal charges for obvious reasons he couldn't be part of this and they just act like he did not exist. Which I guess is one way to do it. It would have probably been hard to deal with it otherwise. We're in another revival phase right now. Does this look like it has what it takes to survive? I mean, here's the thing. I feel like this show is not necessarily for me because it treats the 90s kind of the same way that other show treated the 70s as if the 90s was like a 90s party. It's very like jokey and silly. But I know a lot of people that love that 70s show who are watching this and enjoying it. So if they get the eyeballs, I guess we'll have that 2000 show or something. I don't know. We'll see. Also this weekend, if you stay up after the cowboys forty-niners game, fox has a new crime series debuting called accused. Tell us about this. Yeah, so this is based on a British series and it's an interesting concept. It's an anthology series where each episode is about a different defendant. And you're really seeing their case from their point of view. And it kind of traces it backwards to understand what happened. It's an interesting concept. It feels a little bit network TV and that they have to make certain shortcuts about the plot, and it's not as nuanced as it might have been on a streamer or a cable network, but it's a different way of doing a procedural and if you're into procedurals, I think. This is at least kind of a refreshing take on them
KOMO
"mila kunis" Discussed on KOMO
"You should have had this locked down jail back saying that well The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is opening its first exhibit at Nashville's ryman auditorium. It's part of a multiyear partnership with Nashville's legendary venue, the exhibit called rock and roll at ryman and will open November 2nd featuring Elvis Presley suede code from the 1970s. A suit that belonged to James Brown and then that outfit that the late Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins war when he helped induct rush into the hall back in 2013 that exhibit focused on items from inductees who have performed at ryman during their careers. Our northwest news time now is 6 26. Mila Kunis, I'm Marina rockinger and here's what's going on. Let's go to the movies the to come with film festival is happening now. Look for showcases and movies from independent filmmakers mostly from the Pacific Northwest, and Amsterdam starring Margot Robbie and Christian Bale opens this weekend. Now, if you have a date with your couch like I do, the latest in the hellraiser franchise streams tonight on Hulu. Get ready to yell opa and enjoy Greek dancing and fantastic Greek food like yorgos and spanakopita. You don't want to miss the Greek festival on Capitol Hill in Seattle this weekend. The Seattle rock orchestra performs Led Zeppelin one and two at the more theater Saturday night and drags sensations tricks in metallic Katya are live tonight at the paramount in Seattle. Pumpkin farms all around the sound have started hosting their hay rides and corn mazes for the kiddos, and are you ready to scream the scariest haunted house in the northwest, the Georgetown morgue haunted house put on by our sister station star one 1.5
This Week In Google
"mila kunis" Discussed on This Week In Google
"Evangelize shill and convert people into true believers of NFTs, Spike Lee, Pharrell Williams, Kevin Smith, Mila Kunis, Eva Longoria, Seth Green, Deepak Chopra, Steven aoki, DJ, Logan Paul, video V YouTube star. Liam Payne don't know who he is and Snoop Dogg 6000 token holders from around the world came to the 73,000 seat U.S. bank stadium. Tickets to the event, you had to buy a V Friends token, crypto token, which gets you into three years of V cons. The average price is still around. Average token price 7.76 eth, which is one 1496 $1490. Is that now about $40 or? Well, you never know. That's the problem. So let's talk about Seth Green as a poster child. I realize I'm gonna need to say something because the camera can't pick up me rolling my eyes. Okay, yeah. Rolling eyes, rolling eyes. So Seth Green bought a board ape. And now that he is the owner of the board ape, decided that he would like to make a board ape cartoon show, develop the show, it was premier on where was it? Some big network. In a few months, until his board ape got stolen. His forthcoming series, white horse tavern incorporates actors, characters from the actors extensive NFT collection. But a fishing scam got him and the scammer stole his board ape, which means he lost his license to commercially adapt the monkey, the one actually could debate that as to whether or not owning the FT was, in fact. Well, here's the fear because it was then sold on to somebody else board ape 83 98. Purchased from the anonymous scanner by scammer by somebody called darkwing 84. For $200,000, then transferred it to a collection called GB vault, which happened like that. Green has located darkwing 84 on Twitter, but has failed to make contact according to BuzzFeed. Here's the problem. If the cartoon goes ahead, board dark wing 84 could sue Seth Green because technically he owns the copyright. Well, counselor, is that the case or not? I rolls. Eye rolls. Eye rolls. Eye rolls, eye rolls. There was so much going wrong here because this is not how it works, and I know that like, okay, obviously NFT is a technology that didn't really exist, and there's questions of how does existing law apply to it. But a lot of people who have no particular expertise in how law normally worked are throwing it around and applying it in ways that I don't think it works. You don't believe me. Australian surgeon who goes by the name mister cheese? You don't believe him? I also didn't believe so Seth Green had a tweet that for 18 years I've been studying copyright law in the business of law and entertainment. I'm like, oh boy. I can't throw stones at all non lawyers. Some people actually do develop very sophisticated understanding. I look to Mike mesnick as somebody who's not a lawyer, but understands it really, really well. But one of the things you understand is it depends is fundamentally very often the correct answer. And if you think it actually comes out to very strongly one way or the other, that is kind of a sign that you might be wrong because there's going to be a countervailing argument for any argument you want to make. I mean, but then again, some of them are just so specious that, yeah, they are garbage. Okay, so I'm looking at the board API club terms and conditions. I mean, I don't know how ISIS legally binding. This is a contract under which you own your board ape. Does it give you a venue?.
The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe
"mila kunis" Discussed on The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe
"There can only ever just be one. And you can give it to her and she can go, I don't like this. I'm gonna sell it to somebody else or give it to somebody else, but it's never gonna be replicated. You can make a knockoff, but there's only one macaroni necklace. Does that make sense? So an NFT is a digital version of that. And so far we've heard about it like photos, videos, audio, like albums on NFT. There's even Mila Kunis and the guy I think who invented Ethereum, they made like a TV show about stoned cats. There's like a whole thing. And very often this stuff is paid for with cryptocurrency, and it's ungodly expensive. Like that's another amazing thing about NFTs is that they represent real world items. They can because they're like token, but very often that's what they are. They are tokens. I mean, by definition, they're non fungible tokens. There is like this inflated price that goes along with a lot of them. What's that recent artwork that sold you guys saw that, right? $91.8 million. What? Most expensive NFT ever sold in December of 2021 by an artist who goes by the pseudonym pack. It was called the merge. $91.8 million. So yeah, and that's not a one off, you guys. If you start reading and getting into the weeds on what NFTs are, how much they cost, who's paying for them. There's a lot of money and a lot of potential for scamming. I say all that to preface this very interesting business. I guess you could call it that. Business called meta docs. Now meta docs were like, hey, we're going to be a group of Internet famous doctors. And we're going to offer medicine as an NFT. And this sparked a lot of expensive. First of all, very expensive in their white paper. They were listing it as a .2 .2. Yeah, so that's about at the time it was about $570 to buy the NFT. But if I were to sit here and tell you everything the NFT got you, I would be lying because all of this is still somewhat theoretical. It feels a little like the fyre festival to me. Like yeah, like there was a white paper and there's like a website and everybody's talking about it, but it doesn't exist yet. It's got massive social media momentum. Massive. But it doesn't actually exist yet. And so we don't really know what it holds. What we do know is that when the white paper was first published, there were a lot of doctors on board, and these doctors were mostly, they kind of came from every different discipline and they came from all over the sort of expertise and credential spectrum, but it seems like there was one thing that they all had in common, and that was that they were either Instagram or TikTok famous. So these doctors came with, I wouldn't call it cachet, but I would call it a following. And the idea here was okay. It was pitched as a way to, quote, cut through the red tape of traditional medicine. I guess that means for rich people. That's the only way that I can kind of make sense of this. Because if you can't afford this, then what good is cutting through red tape? And the idea here is that this would be a non fungible token that you could purchase using crypto of these doctors. They are represented by cartoons. If you want to look this up online, you'll see pictures of the cartoons, they are kind of scary looking. I personally would feel really uncomfortable in the metaverse, for example, discussing a legitimate medical concern with one of these creepy little avatars of a physician and then you get, I mean, I know what's an NFT, but actually providing medical services. Right, so here's the real problem. They don't have a telehealth credential. And this kind of came out after people started reading about this. They were like, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Meta docs are a bunch of doctors that are selling their presence, their interaction for a pretty high dollar of crypto on what they want eventually to be the metaverse. They want this to be like a web three kind of interaction. But they can't legally dispense medical advice. So basically, they're talking about AMAs, they're talking about video chats, but they're now all of a sudden, as people are asking more and more, cleaning up the white paper, removing descriptions on the Discord server, removing original videos that were kind of talking a big game about how this was going to disrupt the healthcare industry because they can't make claims about the person who buys the NFT being a patient. The provider actually providing medical advice or treating the patient. They say that's all kind of where they want to go. They hope it'll evolve into what they called a virtual clinic in the metaverse where a patient can wear a haptic suit and be remotely examined in VR by a physician and although that sounds like a really cool idea, a, the technology isn't there yet and be a lot of physicians have come out saying, I am not comfortable with this ethically and I'm very concerned, I'm not going to say this is a scam, but I'm concerned that this has all the trappings of a scam. And so this is where I wanted to, this is why I wanted to talk about this on the show, 'cause I wanted to open this up to a conversation with you guys like, what are your concerns? Do you see this potentially being the future of medicine someday? Do you feel like meta docs went about this the wrong way? Because it was like kind of all glitter. It was all marketing and the contents really not quite there. Like here's a quote from a physician at university hospitals in Cleveland. Quote, there are a lot of hype boards thrown around and they don't really convey any meeting. They don't guarantee that you could access the doctor your problem needs or even one that has completed medical training. Because that's another problem here. They found out that since all of this was kind of first announced and becoming public on the Internet, multiple doctors have left a couple of them have said that their names were included in the press materials without ever consulting them. A couple of them were physicians who were still in residency, so they're not fully licensed yet, or they're not fully board certified yet. And here's another quote from a Doctor Who's not involved in meta docs, who said, if you're incentivizing doctors to join this project based on their community of followers or you're generating profit for token holders, it's hard to reconcile that with the ethos of care. And so a lot of people are likening this unto sort of Doctor Oz on an older platform, television, promoting all sorts of supplements and unproven things, kind of using his cloud as a physician to build a following and then to sell stuff and they're worried that that sort of this is like a web three version of that. So what do you guys think? On first blush, it sounds completely horrible. I mean, first of all, it's confusing, which is part of the problem here because I think your average person would be like, huh? What's happening? Like you want me to buy time talking to a cartoon version of a doctor that's going to do what? You know, and if they're like basing some of their ability to give treatments to people or to come up with a prognosis on someone with haptic feedback, that could be 20 years away. Exactly. They're nowhere near that. And so what they keep saying is that it's about offering information and education. And so based on what you just said, Jay, I love this. So there's a BuzzFeed BuzzFeed news blew a lot of this open, but there are like a ton of other articles around it now. But I scroll down to the bottom of the BuzzFeed news article and looked at the comments. You guys are going to love this..
The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe
"mila kunis" Discussed on The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe
"Yeah, so because we know that that money goes directly to the pockets of the people who own those homes or those apartments that are in Ukraine. Oh, that's interesting. Kind of cool. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I like it. There's one thing I wanted to follow up on because Kara you mentioned briefly what percentage of the Russian populism that the public supports the invasion, and we've already mentioned a percentage, by the way. No, no, no. You just said the majority, whatever large portion or something. Vague terminology, because that's all we have is just the impressions. There's certainly been a lot of protests, thousands of people being arrested. That's unusual. And against pretty scary odds, it's not just like if somebody speaks up, there's no retribution for that. Like they could go to prison, they could face something worse. But scary. Hot off the presses as we're recording this in actual survey. Coming out of Russia independent. And again, according to the article I'm reading on The Washington Post, they say that this is a good reliable independent organization and the other having to keep the details unfortunately hidden just because they're Russia's clamping down on information coming out of Russia. But here it is. About 58% of Russians approve of the invasion of Ukraine 23% pose it the rest are either don't know or on the fence. Don't have an opinion or don't want to say around the fence. And this confirming what I've heard in more vague terms, but it's the people who are against the invasion of Ukraine are younger and more common. And then the older and more rural people who are in support of it. Which makes sense because they've been under this sort of propaganda regime for a really long time. Totally older people, obviously, I think that we do tend to see those tendencies. We see similar things in the United States and in other countries, like this more kind of patriotic and singular sort of allegiance to whoever's in power. But I also worry that even those numbers, like how honest can people be right now. Yeah, we don't know. Well, and how do they say how big the survey is? Yeah, it was 1640 adults. It was a phone survey. So 1600. It's just like, I don't know, if somebody called me up on the phone and I lived in Russia and they were like, do you support Putin? I'd be like, is this a trap? Yeah, of course I do. 100%. Yeah. You know, like, scary to speak out, so yeah, I'm not sure. Also, who's answering the phone? It's true. It's 2022. I don't know what the deal is with Indian Russia. Sure, but your phone random phone rings. If you're old, you're maybe more likely to answer it. Right. Yeah, good point. Yeah, yeah, there's obviously an unscientific survey, but it's what we got. And it does kind of work, with some of the emails that we've gotten from people that were like Kara, you and Jay were talking about your sort of empathy for the Russian people whose own whose leadership is leading them in a direction they don't want the leadership to go, but do not underestimate the power of propaganda, like a lot of people they're actually support Putin and support this war. And I'm sort of in that interesting place like we often talk about, let's say, anti vax rhetoric. Who is the who is duped and who's the duper? And at what point are they responsible for being duped but then perpetuating rhetoric? Yeah, so victim and perpetrator are blended together. Yeah. Totally. When you've been living under a propaganda regime for a long time, it's hard to not believe what you're fed because all of the media says the same thing. Yeah, they're basically being told. The narrative is that this they are liberating Ukraine from Nazis, right? Right. That's the propaganda. And it's just a special, it's not even though it's not an invasion, it's not a war, it's just a special military operation to liberate those Ukrainians, and they also are being told that Russians in Ukraine are being slaughtered. That speak Russian, like they'll kill you. So it's also they're doing a humanitarian effort to save Russians in Ukraine from genocide. That's what they're being told. That's what they're being told. So that's all you hear. Even if you think, all right, this is half bullshit. It's still like it's a framing thing. It's an anchoring thing, right? So your anchorage to the propaganda as you're starting point and even if you try to correct for it, you're still like ads, but it's probably a good idea that we're going in there. You know what I mean? Whereas it's harder to completely detach from the swamp of propaganda that you're being buried and have some kind of independent situation. But if you have access to the Internet and you see that but they don't they don't have access to the Internet to know. It's being censored. They can't get on Facebook. They can't get especially in the last couple of weeks. It's been taken away. Oh, I didn't know that. And they also just the very last independent news network just went offline, right? Yeah. So yeah, it's scary. And this is coming from people who live in the United States where I think it's important for us to also kind of reflect on ourselves and exercise some humility that we ourselves have our own propaganda that we, you know, our own anchoring problem. Oh, yeah. For sure. Completely different because we do have a free press. But in some ways, it's not that different. We've had a long national narrative of American exceptionalism, and this is an anchoring problem that a lot of Americans come from. And so we have blinders on when we do terrible things, politically, politically. And we're moving from that. Our international listeners frequently remind us of our American narrative anchoring. Absolutely. And we try to be as aware of that as we can. And we love getting feedback from other perspectives. But also, it's not just an American narrative camera. It's there are sub culture narratives within America. There is a definitely a Republican narrative, a democratic narrative, a libertarian narrative, a religious right narrative. Those are way more intense. Those sub ecosystems of information are much more insular, much, much more extreme, much more unforgiving of information that goes against the narrative. It kind of also just goes to show how dangerous nationalism, patriotism can be, that there's a dark side of a singular pride that people feel in their country in their country, especially when their countries are large military power. So I think for me, I think there's always a sweet spot, like there's a balance. I think it's okay to be patriotic, but not nationalistic, right? There's a point where like, yeah, I can take pride in my culture and the good things about the place that I live, et cetera, but you have to stop short of it becoming a prejudice or we are somehow jingoism, yeah. Us versus them. It's more like, we're great..
The Odd Couple with Chris Broussard & Rob Parker
"mila kunis" Discussed on The Odd Couple with Chris Broussard & Rob Parker
"Right. It is shop talk the october fox sports radio. Sigma we discussed. Something happened outside of the world of sports. And this week's topic comes to courtesy of lizl. Not enough you guys heard this but about a week and a half. Maybe two weeks ago. We had people like kristen bell. Dax shepard ashton kutcher kunis all saying on the record proudly that not only do they not bay their children every day that they do not bathed themselves regularly outside of the i think actually critter called the armpit crotch wipe. That's about it so there's more there's more i'm ready liz. Though not to be outdone revealed earlier this week that she has decided to stop using deodorant altogether. Okay so here's the question. What is more acceptable in your opinion. Not bathing daily or refusing to wear deodorant vegan. Oh my god this is such a disgusting story in sorry. This is if i okay. If i gotta pick one i gotta i gotta wash my crotch ma unarmed my fee. I gotta wash. if i forget deodorant everybody has forgotten deodorant in their lifetime. And if you're not going to do puberty where your hormones or make you smell very weird you're cool. There's some guys go a few days without deal with iran. Okay because you've got the odor that still get the dealer balls up under your arms and sometimes you just use your finger. You crushed that and move it around a little bit. Like okay cool. It got my deodorant on for today. I gotta go without the deodorant. Before i would do the no bathing thing. That's that's nasty discussing. I'm sorry so. I would just say this couple of things one up until about two weeks ago. Mila kunis was my celebrity crush not anymore. A anybody listen. You know that that seat is vacant right now but hey forgetting sarah marshall come on. She was amazing that movie. But i'm actually going to go with the office speaker so i'm gonna go with the opposite. I think it's more inappropriate to go without deodorant. Then go without showering for a day or two. When i was younger took a trip to europe. We traveled slept on trains. I didn't shower every day. It wasn't pleasant. I didn't enjoy it. I'm a shower twice a day guy. More than i am a shower no times a day guy but at the same time if we're not we're not talking about weeks apart here if we're talking about missing a day or two here or there gimme the deodorant to cover up my disgusting slovenly buddy Yeah i don't. I don't know about that. I got you got shower every day because the deodorants not covering your crouching you fee and your breath your neck behind your ears you ever you ever white behind your ears. The smell your finger. Everybody lives right now. Why is that..
Mojo In The Morning
"mila kunis" Discussed on Mojo In The Morning
"All right we had some very big news yesterday. A with britney spears finally getting what she wants now her father jamie spears has finally agreed to step down as her conservator should have been a big explosion like something should there should have been. Fireworks should have been a festival. That happened like it should have should have been a big celebration. When that happened. I could not agree with you. I wanna britney spears festival. that's what i want. I know and he filed legal documents. Jimmy's lawyer maintains that there is no actual grounds for suspending or removing mr spears as the conservative of the estate adding that it was debatable whether it was even in brittany his best interest. But the docs also add. That jamie does not believe that. A public battle with his daughter over his continuing service as her conservator would be in her best interest noting so even know he must contest this unjustified petition petition for his removal. Mr spears intends to work with the court and his daughters new attorney to prepare for an elderly or orderly transition to a new conservative The documents also added regardless of his formal title. Mr spears will always be mrs spears. His father he will always love her unconditionally. And we'll always look out for her best interests. I think that's very interesting that he's kind of trying to save face and all this because i'm wondering if she can counter sue him after he removed so he's trying to save face now. Jamie also uses documents to attack brittany's mom lynn claiming that she has had barely any involvement in brittany's live and also insists. He saved his daughter when she was in crisis desperately in need of help thirteen years ago noting that she was suffering mentally and emotionally. She was also being manipulated by predators and in financial distress which is interesting because a lot of people say that he's the predator and all of this just trying to go after her money. Brittany's mom linda through her lawyer released a statement regarding these new developments saying lynn. Spears is pleased. jamie has agreed to step down Her attorney was speaking to the pressing. Lynn entered into this conservative ship to protect her daughter almost three years ago. She has accomplished what she set out to do. She will have no further comment interesting. That a lot of them are keeping a bit hush hush on this whole situation. They found something right. Like that's what that's what it is. Is that why. He's backing out. I would assume that it's going to come out that. He spent a lot of her money that he wasn't supposed to and he's going to get in trouble for speaking of people getting in trouble. Prince andrew has been sued by jeffrey epstein accuser. Virginia coup. free as. He's accused of sexually assaulting her when she was just seventeen and it looks like he won't be returning from his royal hiatus which i don't think this is very surprising at this point with things not dying down at all. He kinda head for a while. It's not going away. they're gonna make him step down. He's stepped down from his royal duties after that really disastrous bbc. Interview downplaying his relationship with jeffrey epstein Now with sources saying that prince charles is realizing that andrews damaged reputation is an unsolvable problem for the royal family so we won't be saying anymore of him and i honestly don't think anybody's actually going to be that upset by causing him. Okay so i really truly love ashton kutcher and my me luke kuhn is like so much especially them embracing this whole bathing their children because they started the hollywood debates over. How often should we as adults be. Showering and should parents be showering their children and so many celebrities. I mean dax shepard. Kristen bell dwayne the rock johnson. Cardi b. jason momoa terry crews. They've all weighed in on this issue. And i think it became a bigger deal than any of us really expected. So what did we get yesterday from ashton kutcher and mila kunis video of them bathing. Their kids other children melt them water. This is ridiculous. Four typist four times this week. It's going to be destroyed. Just any celebrity. Who i know is listening to my dirty reports because these are very important. I just want you to. That's how you handled getting a lot of public backlash over whether or not you should wash your kids. Make sterkel video about it with all. Enjoy it and then really quickly here before we move on. Andre drummond is a hero today after. His child accidentally fell into a pool and it was caught on camera while it wasn't necessarily today it was a little while ago but he did just post surveillance video of his family hanging out of his home. Run the pool when his two year. Old son dion accidentally fell into the water. Now andre drummond immediately jumped into the pool fully closed without even an ounce of hesitation and he was able thankfully to save a sign. He captured the video though. And this is my favorite part because you know when you got pass something really kinda scary and you just need to make a joke about it so that it's not as scary well. He captured this video. Not all heroes wear capes a parent's worst nightmare featuring my son and i with a whole bunch of crying laughing emojis but it looks like a album title. It was nobody was injured. Thank god but the video is pretty scary because his son is just so small and you can check out that video by checking out the dirty page meghan infra shannon check out that dirty page by going to mojo.
Ace and TJ
"mila kunis" Discussed on Ace and TJ
"I'm just kidding kidding. I never see any of these types of things. And i know it's not just that i'm oblivious to it because i'm a very observant person you see what i'm driving well and there's a good question here. Maybe we could get into this more on the share. Funny podcast today. This guy says hey if a girl is institute rapid why am i Creepy for fallen for it are just because i'm a maybe both i don't know but it's interesting. The top answers top creepy. Things quit. Tell them smile. Don't that random putting your hand on them to guide them out of the way. Seems like a really weird one and The don't try to talk to them or stare through the car anywhere. It's weird if he was a really good looking guy standing on the corner waiting to catch the bus. Would you talk to him. Would that ever happen. Really good-looking waiting on the corner of terrorists never duplicated. Tj in thirty podcast. All right. all these Wacko celebrities have been in the news talking about how they don't bay then they don't their children and all of this stuff and again proving my theory from Since i was a little boy if you saw somebody who lived next door to you or live down the street and they weren't rich and famous and they did the things that these celebrities do. You would call them. Pure white trash they would be redneck. White trash ghetto. Whatever you wanna call them what trash but because they're rich and famous it's okay whatever whatever Stupid behavior they have. And that's what. I aspire to do so famous that y'all think i'm cool that i do so we've always had celebrities pop up here there that say you know miss mainly because they're no you know earthy and everything I don't use chemicals on my body. And i think matthew mcconaughey makes his own the odor or you know stuff like that but to come out and just fully say we don't. We don't bathe. That often like ashton kutcher and mila kunis did and then kristen bell and dax. Shepard now really liked kristen bail. I love her And he's okay. Dax is okay but it also proves that you know..
News O'Clock
"mila kunis" Discussed on News O'Clock
"Hey friends i'm steven leconte and i'm silo watson. Welcome to busby daily so to kick things off a liver. Your bread rigo wants to stop pitting women against each other specifically her and sabrina carpenter after the release of her song driver's license a lot of fans came to the conclusion that it was about her high school musical. The musical. the series co-star slash rumored x. Joshua bassett and that the blonde girl mentioned was fellow disney channel star. Sabrina carpenter now. Olivia tells variety quote. I just remember everyone. Being so weird and speculative about stuff they had no idea about. I don't really subscribe to hitting other women because of boys. I think that's so stupid. And i really resent that narrative that was being tossed around. I mean i appreciate her saying this. I think that this is great especially for someone who's on the younger side to like. Acknowledge this but i have the same but as you go for it i feel like you know. Of course. she's going to speak up now after they've all had such huge success. Like you know. I feel like there. Were all of these rumors circulating for. I don't know six months. I i don't understand time right now but why speak up now and not when the song first came out or when it was at its peak of success. Well i know the answer to that. And that's because it was driving a lot of success. Look i think the message that she's saying right now is a strong solid one. Let's not hit women against each other but there is absolutely true to the fact that like her career launched in part because of this narrative and that was not an accidental thing. You know she knew what she was doing. Releasing that song in naming that girl in this sort of ambiguous way she did and look she got a career. It joshua bassett got a career event ends arena carpenter also released a song about it didn't she. Yeah i think so. It seems like a win win. And maybe now she regrets it a little bit because people are speculating. But that's show biz. Baby that's show biz baby all right and other news after ashton kutcher revelation that he emmy lacunas. Don't bay their kids unless they see dirt on them lead to two weeks of other celebrities divulging their own bathing habits. The couple posted an instagram video responding to the backlash warm. This is ridiculous. Four four times this week great body oils are going to be destroyed clearly. Shamila are unbothered by the criticism. They've gotten for not bathing their kids or themselves every day and considering the report a combined two hundred seventy five million dollar net worth who can blame them. I mean for that kind of money. I would just hire ten servants to scrub me while i stood there and did absolutely nothing right. Exactly i mean. I kind of like this. I feel like i don't know there's been obviously so much conversation about it. I guess like whatever works in your home works in your home lake. I feel like you don't have to share. But right i mean. I don't think they could have ever anticipated like what they were. Unleashing upon the world by mentioning this thing i make. We run through like so many celebrities have weighed in now. I mean like jake jilin all says he doesn't pay very often. Kristen bell dax shepard. We've also had like some coming forward and coming out as frequent pay. There's like the rock. The rock or seven jason. Amoah honestly is it. Tmi yes but. I'm also just intrigued now to here every celebrity weigh in. So i'm grateful that for the discussion. Personally yeah this is going to be an interview question for the rest of the absolutely well. After over a year of being cooped up there's a newfound appreciation in the air for being in close proximity with other people after all physical contact is a basic human need driven by a desire for connection. People are even beginning to seek out intimacy in a semi public place among strangers. Enter the return of the sex party. Have people been so star for physical contact that they were willing to take the risk at a sex club despite the latest. Cova dangers buzzfeed contributor. Halley lieberman spoke to sex experts club owners. Swingers and professional cutler's. Yes they exist to find out highly. Thank you so much for joining us today. Thank you so much for having me. I'm so excited to be here really excited to have you. So let's start here. What even is a sex party. What goes on in there. Yeah so what goes on is usually. There's a bunch of drinking as there is an event like this. Some people have regained and so their little tipsy others are just kinda like downing shots or downing. You know champagne comfortable. It seems like a regular only thing. It seems a little different as people are dressed a little sloppier and there is porn playing in the background. So like on first glance. You'd be like oh this is kind of like you know normal bartman. You're like oh wait. And then if you like swing rise closely you might see someone relating someone in a corner of the difference in the main area and then when you get to. Then there's the back area in. It's like a total like orgy. Wow okay so. I need to know. How did you personally discover sex parties. What has your experience been like in them. So i personally discovered them. Oh my god. When i was living in rural pennsylvania with my boyfriend and me wanted to like do swinging without like there's a whole it's like the lifestyle seems like a cult and we didn't want to join the swinging call. We just wanted to go to an abandoned. See what it was like. And so we went to this world. Pennsylvania sex club yes and it was like a john waters movie. I'm a huge. John waters fan but like not in a good way. So there like you know it. Book like Creepy people initially in of being nice But that's how i started and this was like probably six years ago man. I'm so curious. So is this like is it. Mostly couples or single people go. I'm just wondering yeah. That's a great question so like at a sex club is basically like they will have couples nights where you get a discount but usually it's couples but.
Afternoons with Marcellus & Kelvin
"mila kunis" Discussed on Afternoons with Marcellus & Kelvin
"When they're not looking at the video of acre. How're you doing by the way very nice to meet you. I was at it was game two of the two thousand nineteen. Nba finals in toronto. So warriors raptors and he was there. And i remember i saw from a distance now. Ramona had an actual interaction with him. He gave up to say. Who are you and i know. She's told the story on the air too but he walked by her with adams zone. Is i love your work and take my phone. Can you see that again. And then when he was there. You'll you probably know this. But i did not know this and i'm sure in scott in greg won't know laura even though he was the former president of time. He's got his own wifi and what i mean by his own wifi is that there's like a separate presidential wifi that he has just for him and his team. That's cool he's an arena. So i looked it up because ramona. Because she's such a great reporter founded. And then i looked up and there was there and i remember going. Wow that's pretty trying on it. wants your letter. Always the president. Yeah you may not be pulling the trigger but you always know whereas locate college basketball game a couple of years ago michigan state north carolina playing on the uss midway and here came president obama and his crew and they were like nobody get up right. Nobody leave your seat here. It is everybody. Stay right where you are to is what it was called still. I still have the picture. I took of it so you got anyway next. All right sodano. Mila kunis will produce in lend her voice to stone her cats and animated series for adults that tells the story of five cats smoke pot and the kittens are voiced by chris. Rock austin kutschera mcfarlane jane fonda and of course yes. Jane fonda the mom yesterday. She's the baby but there's not just the voice still hot so you never know go and but there's more to the project in order to watch donor cats. You need to own a stone or cats token that is to buy a collectible. Nfl t two questions about the show itself overrated underrated. And the fact that it's an nf t- overrated. I think both are underrated number one. I just love that. Collaboration of that particular group is rock. Mcfarland maala ashton and jane. It's not a. it's not a collaboration. You would expect to see in most places. The fact that they're doing it is awesome. I think the premise is going to be hilarious. The fact that you have to purchase this. Nf t to be able to unlock the way to watch this particular set of episodes. I think is smart because nfc's are the wave of the future. That is the reality of it. It's a two point. Oh is out not too nerdy on you. And it's why if theory is going to end up exploding as well so if haven't bought some theory of you should buy it. Wow okay. Jim cramer very nice. This guy can analyze kenley janssen's pitching motion and can give financial advice. I can impressive. i'm not giving actual financial. I'm just telling you what. I would write when a theory goes down. What do you mean. I've bought a theory. And so if that makes you feel any better. Maybe you should be buying this. W i know.
H3 Podcast
"mila kunis" Discussed on H3 Podcast
"Pitcher at chink. And myla nia isla me me me mila kunis cooties say. They don't believe in bathing their kids. You've read this. I saw article let me read the. Let me read the details. They said on a podcast that they don't believe in bathing often. And i guess they're talking to themselves to it bridge your body's of oils. Yeah that's what soap does they. That's what that's why you bathe The only wash their vitals private areas and armpits each day dot point is in the shower so they've washed their fucking for. It's and only wash the kids when they're visibly dirty me. Myla mean meal all the sudden. I can't say her name. i know her. Name me la meal. The mentions that she never pays her newborn child ashton ads. If you can see the dirt on them clean them. He said otherwise. There's no point. Could sure says he does wash his armpits and crotch daily and nothing else ever and has a tendency to throw some water on my face after workout and get all the salt out thoughts. You some weird hit. My shots are you. I mean i. I don't know we've been through that phase but the which phase of like a newborn because she sat there are new the new shit ever. And it's like you it's really i think that's gross. Because they sit in a diaper all day and sometimes they have this not sometimes actually wonder early like newborn a lot of really gross their area pope like. It's almost always all the time to have sali poops for a while. I'm starting to remember. But so i don't know i find that really gross. Listen people have been bathing for tens of thousands of years. I think we're fine. You guys i think the invention of like running hot water is fucking awesome. We sometimes we wouldn't bathe him every day. That's fine. no they're saying you know. I think bathing is great. You guys and i don't think you need to be all again. People have been bathing every day for tens of thousands and we made it. We made it. We've arrived not becoming a billionaires to stop showering like avidan billionaire. Also if you're at the point of your genitals and armpits what's your monster. Your savage just step in the shower. people are savages. They've taken bars of soap to their fucking junk. What about your feet like. But your whole damn buddy deane ha pete in my basement but also i the thing that it's like if you don't want to share with us fine but your baby needs a fucking bath did. Yeah i never win like now that theodore kinda is Grown up he actually gets more and more dirty throughout the day because he he plays and he like i don't know he's in the sand. All day plays in playing playground. It's like they get really dirty. The thing is to these kids. Are knocking understand. They're going to be like okay. I don't have to shower. They're going to grow up with horrible hygiene because kids don't understand how to take you've mapped to showers. They're going to grow up. Know fucking like they're going to be like pig pen from charlie brown. It's just weird. It's a weird thing. I didn't know people out there. Just watching the armpits and crotch. So god i forgot to show this This is actually. Kevin hart is a visual representation of Them changing their description on the filler story. What's real is flip dude realizes. The app is flipped. I can't believe they wrote the app as defamatory statement logo clearly for so awkward. Anyway about chillier day. I still thinking about like even when theodore eats. You get the food all over and we get so sticky kids. The kids are by. And i can't wait to watch. Gets really dirty discusses. Listen guys take a bath. Please do it for everyone. Do it for the world. Some pediatricians are saying that it's enough it's sufficient not mine. They're saying that will at least a few that i've seen right now are saying that culturally We as americans have got used to showering them too much but right now one or two a week unless less dirty. Unless they're doing you know playing outside or something. That's i mean. I think the very first stages. I think that's fine newborn newborn stage. I think that's fine. Well it's indirect response to this article. So yeah but i mean it's still sparking controversy. I mean here both sides but people are a lot of the doctors never but also with kids. The shower is actually really important. As part of the night routine when you try to teach them the to go to sleep at night and you know sleep the whole night you kind of have to make a night routine for them and it's always like dinner shower. you know. Put pajama read. A book go to sleep. It's gonna like the basics getting at anti bob's from them. But i can see that any until. Please take off your mask. I'm getting mad. Antibac- buds from ashton michaela. He'll you talk about all. The good stuff left victoria secret karen. It's like attack on titan. I think because oh no this is something else where did attack on time. I didn't include it because i felt like. Do you wanna watch that yeah. Let's totally watch it. You thought it was too graphic or something. There's a lot of punches being thrown back and forth It's so good. that's watching. That's what they're like super tall as a group of solemn. All care into like the tallest woman i've ever seen in my life attack into dude k. And it's like attack on titan cairns but why you that up. Let's watch victoria secret. Cairn bogo people saying the chad. They're not anti vacs to google. I didn't see anything about that. Take it back. Don't show me. I did see an article titled They're not planning on passing down their money to their kids first. They don't wash get luck. I will give theodore something i mean. We don't have. We need to make a well. But like i wouldn't leave him with nothing where we're talking about will well. They're saying if they died or when they die they're saying i'm not leaving any money to the kids. I think the kids should get everything. Well they probably just don't want to turn into like douches or something they won't that make them earn their way. Something much still. Your kid yeah. Let's watch victoria karen so here enjoy this. This is wild woman so whole ride. Tell me what you think. Ill you narrate this issue. All my all.
Z Morning Zoo
Ashton Kutcher & Mila Kunis' Stance on Bathing Their Kids Goes Viral
"Kunis and Ashton Kutcher revealed on a podcast recently that they don't believe in bathing their kids soap every day. I have two kids. I don't know how that happens. Um, hold on. I'm sorry. I was just on the board. What did you say? They don't bathe their kids with self every day that this is what they said. Now, here's the thing If you can see the dirt on them clean them. Otherwise, there's no point. Yeah body odor. But whatever, Nick said, you saw a bunch of memes of like the daycare like showing like excitement, though they were showing other kids like this is what other kids faces look like When Mila and Ashton kids walk in, and they're all like holding their noses and I mean, I sort of see what they're saying, like Bernie and Billy don't shower every single day. But like now, Bernie's getting older when he goes and plays basketball, like saying no soap. Yeah, no, but you gotta get in there and you gotta you gotta put himself
Mason & Ireland
"mila kunis" Discussed on Mason & Ireland
"O'connell where's been we're even married to rebecca romaine his. I think he's doing fine in life. Hey what's next okay. So actor ashton kutcher purchased a seat on virgin galactic private spaceship nearly a decade ago. And you know that that that's about to happen soon here. But now he's giving his ticket up cour recently revealed in an interview that he had a seat on richard branson's next flight but he realized going to space shouldn't be a priority over family. Could your who's married to actress. Mila kunis said that his wife made him realize that heading into space when they have. Young children is not really a smart family decision so he decided to sell his ticket back to Virgin galactic If you were in ashton kutcher shoes new bought a ticket when you were young and single and had no attachments and then ten years later the flight it's time for it to come to fruition and now you're married with kids. Do you think that you would do the same thing. Swipe left or swipe right. Swipe right i think meal kunas is right. I don't trust these spaceflights idea. There's not enough. I mean by the way. He's getting on richard branson's virgin who runs virgin. They had their very first one and it went without an incident. But if i'm married and have two little kids. I'm not getting on that thing. I think meal is probably right. What do you think ramona dangerous. I think well like. I'm in the similar situation with with daniel and it was. I remember my thought process last year when they said you wanna go to the bubble or do you wanna travel during the year and i was like you know as no my answer is no like it's you know it would it be professionally good and important yet. Yeah good but it would. It also be like a little dangerous and a lot of time away from my two year old. Who really needs me and sometimes just of have to not think of yourself. Just yeah. I think you have to prioritize your kid but way to add better lindsay. She paid for the seat initially at some insane amount of money. Let's ten million dollars something like that to me. It's not worth the by the way you don't even really get into you get closer to days but you're only like twenty thousand feet higher than regular planes. So that's why. I was gonna say my point would be like by counterpoint. To you guys would be that like. It's really necessarily like dangerous. Because they're not it's not like he's an astronaut and he's going to walk on the moon they're literally flying really far like just outside of earth's atmosphere and you could see the earth spinning below you to some degree. Is it really that dangerous to wear like you should worry about that. That'd be like saying you know. I don't want to fly on a cross country flight or something like that one. Well how how many times of this thing flounder that love. How many tests flights have they done like. Maybe they did for them to do it and then also to have all these celebrities be paying that much money. They have to think it safe right. Yeah i mean mason would do it. He's into this type. I would pass well for what it's worth ashton kutcher said mark my word. I will be going to space eventually. So maybe when his kids are older there you go okay. What's next all right. You may remember a couple of months ago. When i told you that mark wahlberg was packing on the pounds to prepare for his latest film role. He's going to be playing a fighter in the movie called. Stu don't like all the details on that but Walberg was on the tonight. Show last night with jimmy fallon and he said that it's not been a fun process. He said quote. Unfortunately i head to consume for two weeks seven thousand calories and then for another two weeks eleven thousand calories. It's such a hard physical thing to do losing weight. You just kind of tough it out you just tony and you exercise n even then when you're full i would wake up after meal and have to have another meal. I was eating every three hours. It was not fun. Okay so i don't think that there's many of us that would do it. He did you know as far as gaining a tunnel and then losing it like in real time is the movie shoots I mean i. I certainly wouldn't but broadening this out. Would you guys ever take a multi million dollar job where you had to really dramatically. Change your appearance. Pro for a million. Do i have to get fatter toy after get skinny well. Let's say it's something like john you have to look reminding you have to shave your head or john like you know something like that were you would look completely different and yeah you still would have the ability to change it back. But you're gonna look weird or different for awhile. Magin for a million dollars. I would turn down anything. You're proposing with my head for a million. I would i. Would you gain twenty pounds million. I would lose twenty pounds for a million now if you get it. If you lower the price. I get less and less. Yeah treated by this as. Where's the number like how much money would would how load is go free to shave your head shaved my head just shave your head. What this stage. I'm towards the end of my career. I would do it for. Let's make ted grant. Did you do it for ten grand. No you gotta go higher. Fifty grand fifty. I think i'm in pay taxes on it. No all right. I mean that's a good question you. What about you ramona would you. Would you shave your head for fifty grand. No really higher gotta go higher. Yeah young one hundred one hundred saying interesting. Do it for five hundred bucks. No i do my number hundred alina. I do have a lot of wig. So i don't know i would. I probably do it for like ten grand. Yeah i think that actors especially method actors guys do stuff like this all the time so it doesn't surprise me. That wall breezy by the way warburg's getting more than a million dollars for doing this movie. Yeah it's amazing to there's a difference between doing something like shave your head again. Twenty pounds if i gain twenty pounds like i mean. I could do that next week into his point to gaining weight was one thing but he's having a hell of a time or you had a hell of a time getting back in shape to lose it. Exactly that's part is like the you know. I'll get give me a million dollars in twenty twenty pounds like it'll take maybe two three weeks. I mean. I think i could do that. Pretty easily about woman in her forties with that kind of metabolism. But can you. Can you imagine for two weeks eating eating ten thousand calories. Oh that sounds disgusting. I mean it's girls. But i mean i don't think we do. It wouldn't be hard for us. Yeah herman pizza tonight doesn't sound very fun. But i mean you could do it. But like taking off that twenty. That could take six months that yeah that would be like the end of me. That's like matthew mcconaughey said when he did the dallas buyers club movie and he had to lose a ton of weight and getting super super thin. He said he to this day like he doesn't think that his body has ever been able to recover to what it used to be because he said it's been so hard to put that weight back on and put it on healthily and the correct way with must muscle mass. Because he was like you know like shirtless magazine type guy. And then he says ever since then he's been like super self conscious about his body ever since he had to gain the weight back from that movie. Get one more. Is that it that. Is it for radio tinder today and coming up next. Ramona is on her way to phoenix for game five of the nba finals. Which will be played tomorrow night. We haven't talked about it yet. The team that wins game five seventy two percent of the time. They go on to win the series. So that's how important this house on saturday night. We'll get into it coming up mason in ireland seven to any espn..
MyTalk 107.1
"mila kunis" Discussed on MyTalk 107.1
"The morning they were go. Welcome back. Okay, I fibbed a little bit. I have one more question. Hank Williams with our Hey, good looking What you got cooking? There's actually a couple food things. That we couldn't get to May I'll do one of the seven but I do want to ask cause I will forget. So since Taki seems to be trending with the young'uns and has for years, um I want to ask about another trending thing that I don't know if we talked about on the show, Lex. You did it for my talk for all the digital stuff you did that fed a thing. Yeah, the Fed a pasta. Okay. Thank you for doing that hand asked somebody to cook it and I'm like I saw that thing and I'm like, I can't have that I'll eat the whole pan. That is dangerous for me. Lex. First of all as dangerous. It looks so good. It does. Look so give some away. It was Yeah. Looks. What is it? Okay. What is it? And then how did it go? Okay, So it's on Tic tac. There's you know, the short little video of how to make it it was. Do you take your pasta? You have great cherry tomatoes. And a black of feta cheese, which I couldn't find a block. But I had the crumbled feta cheese. You have basil and garlic. You put it in a pan and you put it in the oven for 35 minutes at 400 degrees, and then you add, you'll crush it once it's comes out and the guy's it smells so good When it comes out. You also put oregano on it. So imagine that flavor combination and the smell tomatoes, garlic, oregano, feta cheese. Oh, it smells so good in my kitchen. Then you crush it down, and then you add the pasta and there you go. It's very simple. You just add it all in there and go on Basil to you at the end. And it tasted so good. You guys, it was creamy and it had that nice, tangy flavor from the tomatoes, of course, garlic. Oh, it's so good. And now so other people are sharing different recipes using like Boersen cheese, Parmesan oregano, another calling in a feta. Or like a pesto kind of meal, But it Z I guess when I think of pesto, I think more like pine nuts. Yeah, that so it's not like pesto. Oh, you told on just in small quantities. I don't wanna hold dish. That's pesto. Okay, I get that I get that I hear you. But guys, it's so easy, so good. Everyone would love this it, Hmm. It's a trend that's actually worthy of being a trend It is and that was kind of let's just try it and see what happens and I was already going to the grocery store and I thought, you know what? Let's just get the ingredients for this, too. And Yeah, it turned out really great. So, Yeah, definitely. Try it. It's so easy, Okay? Yeah. Phil. Joan, you've got mail. He tried it. And he said so. So, so good. And he sent me a picture. Oh, yeah, that does look real good. Oh, yeah. You see my video Yeah. Now I'm looking at your video, too. Yeah, my talk and I posted it to seek and check that out. But it's It's very simple. It's good looking dish and you eat with your eyes. So where does this smell A great wall in the Where does this fall in the whole class of Is this a hot dish? That's a role. What? What is this? I wouldn't call it a hot dish because you put the pasta in afterward and then just serve it. I guess it's just a way of making a a pasta sauce. In Japan versus hot so not really a hot dish. It's like baked basically making a sauce. Big tuna casserole dish. I guess she just has said that exact thing. That's what I called. You have a migraine swords, But, yeah, that's what I call spaghetti hot dish, though. Elbow noodles with, you know, spaghetti tomato sauce. Yeah. You at the You have the pasta after you make the sauce or do we cook the pasta? Okay. Yeah, same thing. Lee writes to us on Twitter. Apparently, she writes, Finland sold out of Fed up because of this trend, and all of her grocery stores are out of The out of the cheese as well. Yeah, I could see that. Wow. It's the power of the Internet. Sometimes I'll wait until always will. Everyone starts making something else and know that we'll try it right. Try E. I don't want to search for fed up for Evan sake. Oh, yeah, It's It's really good and very simple. And and everyone will like it. I think so. Okay? I have a question for dawn. And that is this. I read this news and just like you guys when you hear maybe something about Dallas or you think of me being obsessed or crafting for Alexis or or oysters for Kitty. I think of dawn when I think of the Wizard of Oz. So any time I see it happy anytime I see I do anytime I see anything with the Wizard of Oz, I immediately think of you your beautiful little melon pops in my mind. So I thought of you when I heard this news on deadline that new line cinema is doing another Oz movie. Um, this one will be called the Wonderful Wizard of Oz. Your thoughts on the continuing mining of this property. Stop! Please stop. There's there was a movie in 2013 called Oz. The great and powerful with Mila Kunis and James Franco. Rachel Weisz. Awful. Oh, my gosh! It was so awful. I was so disappointed and actually sad after I left the theater I'm like, Please stop. Don't don't do this. I don't know. I just think there's some things you shouldn't touch, and I also heard there's rumors that they're doing a remake. You can't No, You can't know that you're wrong. I saw that in some of the prep yesterday. I might Have the story here? Yes, it looks like new Line cinema. Is this the same one? You're thinking of her? Maybe it says the movie will based on the famous book. Um and it will be a fresh take. Yes. Yeah, This is yeah, because it's from so the woman, the watchman director in the Cold Castle, Okay, has been set to direct new lines feature adaptation of L Frank bombs beloved American Children's novel, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. I can't watch the original just that would. That's a masterpiece. Yes, kids As my attorney, Jason can Can I take them to court? I want to shoot them. I'm way need to suit up. Dawn is absolutely right. Look, there are there are maybe 67 properties in in all of pop culture. That you should not touch. You Just just don't do it. You just You can't you thinking about this last night and when what the other one's would be, But this is definitely the number one for me. You can't. You can't just I I actually do think it's number one. I just think it is. It is so ingrained in our culture and in the world's culture. I mean, think of Think of the Somebody did a story. This was in the Washington Post. I think last year actually. The number of times in Oz reference is used in everyday language. Think about that when people you say, you know when they're in a strange place. I don't think we're in Kansas anymore. Or a guy only had a brain. Oh, yeah, There's no place like home. There's no place. Yes. Think of all all of the references. Yeah. All of the references that have come from that movie that are used in daily life that are used on mugs and magnets and TV shows and Anyway, it's it's untouchable. It should be untouchable. It should be a property. And I'm talking the original story like what they did with wicked, I think, don anything that there's an exception because it's such a fantastic musical, and they can ask the right people and it was. It had a A different message in a story based on the wicked witch and how we treat people and how we how we sort of, you know, create villains that aren't real, you know, even even even like within yourself. You know you're your own worst critic, and there are a lot of messages with that movie and I are that play and I think it's a great musical. And so that is the only exception..
The Mason Minute
Using Celebrities (MM #3609)
"The with kevin mason mentioned last week. I was a little disappointed to hear that super bowl ads. This year won't include coca cola pepsi. Budweiser still a lot of advertisers. It took them a while to sell the advertising but they got it done but from everything. I've read this year. More companies are going to be using celebrities than ever before make sense. Celebrities are pretty easy. You got to pay a little bit more. I guess to get the bang for the buck. But everybody's gonna talk about the ads with celebrities in them now. I haven't seen any ads so far. That just heard about some of the ads. I know we'll farrell is going to be one. I've seen a teaser from gm. Mike myers and dana. Carvey look back to wayne's world and guess parody commercial ashton kutcher and his wife mila kunis are in a commercial for cheetos. I think we've shaggy the singer. Michael jordan matthew mcconaughey. They're gonna be in commercials to as are of course sports stars terry bradshaw peyton manning ally manning marshawn lynch all going to be in commercials together. So obviously we're gonna see a lot of celebrities this year. A lot of big stars in the long run because of this pandemic. You wanna make sure you're talked about and that isn't always so easy.
The Mason Minute
Using Celebrities (MM #3609)
"The with kevin mason mentioned last week. I was a little disappointed to hear that super bowl ads. This year won't include coca cola pepsi. Budweiser still a lot of advertisers. It took them a while to sell the advertising but they got it done but from everything. I've read this year. More companies are going to be using celebrities than ever before make sense. Celebrities are pretty easy. You got to pay a little bit more. I guess to get the bang for the buck. But everybody's gonna talk about the ads with celebrities in them now. I haven't seen any ads so far. That just heard about some of the ads. I know we'll farrell is going to be one. I've seen a teaser from gm. Mike myers and dana. Carvey look back to wayne's world and guess parody commercial ashton kutcher and his wife mila kunis are in a commercial for cheetos. I think we've shaggy the singer. Michael jordan matthew mcconaughey. They're gonna be in commercials to as are of course sports stars terry bradshaw peyton manning ally manning marshawn lynch all going to be in commercials together. So obviously we're gonna see a lot of celebrities this year. A lot of big stars in the long run because of this pandemic. You wanna make sure you're talked about and that isn't always so easy.
The Mason Minute
Using Celebrities (MM #3609)
"The with kevin mason mentioned last week. I was a little disappointed to hear that super bowl ads. This year won't include coca cola pepsi. Budweiser still a lot of advertisers. It took them a while to sell the advertising but they got it done but from everything. I've read this year. More companies are going to be using celebrities than ever before make sense. Celebrities are pretty easy. You got to pay a little bit more. I guess to get the bang for the buck. But everybody's gonna talk about the ads with celebrities in them now. I haven't seen any ads so far. That just heard about some of the ads. I know we'll farrell is going to be one. I've seen a teaser from gm. Mike myers and dana. Carvey look back to wayne's world and guess parody commercial ashton kutcher and his wife mila kunis are in a commercial for cheetos. I think we've shaggy the singer. Michael jordan matthew mcconaughey. They're gonna be in commercials to as are of course sports stars terry bradshaw peyton manning ally manning marshawn lynch all going to be in commercials together. So obviously we're gonna see a lot of celebrities this year. A lot of big stars in the long run because of this pandemic. You wanna make sure you're talked about and that isn't always so easy.
WGN Radio
"mila kunis" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Trying to find your way so you can wage war on them. It's super funny, And it's super reminds me that maybe these Super Bowl ads are not going to skip the funny this year because of the pandemic that that's kind of like the typical type of Super Bowl ad. We're used to. What do you think, Megan? Yeah, that zit really good point. I mean, I do think that there's this kind of hidden, you know, business agenda in there. That is kind of wedged in between a lot of humor, which which is that GM is kind of promoting its all electric future. They're going to launch their models by 2025, so they're really kind of getting their message across. But you're absolutely right there kind of doing this and the really fun way And I think we're gonna see a lot of that. There's a couple of the snack friends are doing super funny as well. Um Iquitos is doing one with Mila Kunis national culture and Shaggy and they're doing kind of Ah, You know the song It wasn't me. Neil is feeling ashen Cheetos popcorn mix and claiming that it wasn't her eating, you know, feeling the Cheetos and then Burritos is doing one with Matthew McConaughey and heat flat masses that he's kind of going through life as a two dimensional version of the actor. And then finally he gets himself to a vending machine. And it's ah Doritos three D, and then he is three D again. There's a lot of your right a lot of this kind of goofiness. It's just kind of fun, and it's interesting because I think a lot of consumers Every survey I've seen is really thing we just want, 20 adds. We don't want the sort of doom and gloom. We're here for you, black and white. You know photographs that we've just seen so much during the pandemic, and there was a time for that. And now I think people are just they're ready for some humor. As long as brands do it in a way that isn't so You know, they still need to be sensitive to the fact that we're going through it. We're still going through it. But there's a way to kind of touched on that in a light hearted way and like, let people laugh and let loose a little bit. I'm relieved by that. I got to tell you because of a couple months ago was reading that they were all trying to try to strike that tone and maybe have a more somber tone. And I just e like I'm ready to laugh. I think the Super Bowl is the time when we were escaping. It's just It's fun to have fun with these ads, So I'm happy to see a lot of them are coming out to be just that. What other one should we play here? But you're gonna Dolly Parton one, which I like to, um pretty good. Yeah, let's let's let's play. Some of that. Some people get a taste like this. We got a second here. Just give us a just give us the lead up to it. She changes 95 5 tonight..
103.5 KISS FM
"mila kunis" Discussed on 103.5 KISS FM
"Steal I'm just getting myself. I was getting paid. I gotta get paid to you. Okay? You're not. You're not gonna be in charge of my money. You're my height, man. You know my money, man. Yes. Because you keep making money. There won't be a problem. Yeah, it's called. It's called a pyramid scheme. I think so. I know you're fired from my money. You're no longer my money Manager Propio find all this in my own A bunch of games Stop. Oh, yeah. Speaking of California Real Housewives of Orange County star Kelly Dodd. She lost an endorsement deal after a controversial post on Instagram. So she showed herself and friends drinking at a restaurant in Newport Beach soon after Hottie Governor Gavin Newsom. Lifted restrictions on outdoor dining. Some of her massless friends were cheering super spreaders. Yes, she leader Pauline. Are you surprised by this mother? I'm not at all me Neither. She's problematic. S O. She leader defended herself, claiming that they all got the vaccine. So there's nothing to spread but positive beverage and electrolyte and vitamin drink Brand announced they dropped her after it became clear Her stance was no longer can grow up with their core values. She responded. All sassy, saying, I'm glad I could help put them on the map and wish them well. But this has not been the first time since she's made controversial comments about the pandemic, So I'm sure that that played a part in it, too. She says. A lot of wacky stuff. Yeah, I don't know. She's a problem, eh? So when you're watching the Super Bowl next week this week, the Sunday right on. Do you see Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher in the Cheetos commercial just know that they only agreed to it so they could spend a few hours away from their Children. Um, They have been home losing their minds thanks to the pandemic, And they even joked that their kids were the motivating factor.
103.5 KISS FM
"mila kunis" Discussed on 103.5 KISS FM
"Yeah, that's cool. It's called a pyramid scheme. I think so. I know you're fired from my money. You're no longer my money. Manager Rubio. All this on my own a bunch of games Stop. Oh, yeah. Speaking of California, Real housewives. Orange County star Kelly Dodd. She lost an endorsement deal after a controversial post on Instagram. So she showed herself and friends drinking at a restaurant in Newport Beach. Soon after Hottie Governor Gavin Newsom lifted restrictions on outdoor dining, some of her massless friends were cheering super spreaders. Yes, she later Pauline. Are you surprised by this mother and not at all? Me neither. She's problematic. S O. She leader defended herself, claiming that they all got the vaccine, so there's nothing to spread but positive beverage and electrolytes and vitamins. Drink Brand announced they dropped her after it became clear her stance was no longer can grew up with their core values. She responded. All sassy, saying, I'm glad I could help put them on the map and wish them well. But this has not been the first time since she's made controversial comments about the pandemic, So I'm sure that that Played a part in it, too. She says. A lot of wacky stuff. Yeah, I don't know. She's a problem, eh? So when you're watching the Super Bowl next week this week, the Sunday right on. Do you see Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher in the Cheetos commercial just know that they only agreed to it so they could spend a few hours away from their Children. Um, they've been home losing their minds thanks to the pandemic, And they even joked that their kids were the motivating factor in agreeing to do the commercial, so they got to get out of the house. And spend some alone time together. That's how you have to do it, I guess. But when you see that commercial, no, that was their date night or whatever else a Hugh Grant. Maybe Ryan Reynolds or somebody in the last year have made the same comment about how they did a movie like I Love My Kids by Did this movie to get the hell out? Thank you. Grant said the same thing like I did that the undoing or whatever. Yeah, Yeah, I had a great performance. But it was money and whatever, But like, really, I'm 60 something, and I've got little tiny Children and I gotta go to work, baby or whatever he would say right now, that's all. Location the whole three months. Whatever you would say in your British accent. I don't know. I'm almost in a movie. I almost said I'm a boot. Which is candidates. That Canadian don't know where that came from. Yeah, I'm on. I don't know. I gotta go drink Guinness or something. This is early for a month out online today, So we had a little something for everyone on the website. There was a UFO spotted Halsey's ultrasound photo. Bad Bunny wonder who sent me this? He DOE from the top rope at the W W E Royal rumble and everyone is mad at O. J. Simpson again. That's on French radio dot com. Got the UFO story in just a minute in what's trending in about three minutes and You already know what I think about this, But I'll try to tell you again. But you already know what I think about this. Monday. I heart radio song battle friendship radio dot com. You'll come in, we pick a song. You can dissect why you think many of these songs were chosen? I think sometimes it's a deep meaning. I think also, I can tell you without even knowing because all I get a list of the songs. I don't know who picked what? Except her mind, But I can tell you who picked every single one of them just based on. Really? Yeah. Well, um Well,.
Jared and Katie
Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis Launch Quarantine-Themed Wine With All Profits Going to Coronavirus Relief
"News Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis probably one of the hottest couples in Hollywood they've got a brand new wine called quarantine and one hundred percent of the proceeds going to corona charities we are launching quarantine wine a hundred percent that's right a hundred percent of the top will go to a handful of cherries that we have added for you and are so proud of during this time anything from the feeding families that have fallen on hard times Weinstein PPD that from my medical grow operations are helping small businesses and a couple different distress time over if you're in Florentine dot com or just click on one competition she he's like I want to say the sex I like Mr side are now he so sexist that's with me on Twitter now he goes along quarantining wind gonna rise that's a good time because alcohol sales are up huge and if anything that's okay did raise a lot of money yeah I can get one which I'm assuming it's good wine I'm assuming but I you could buy the wine and you can help at the same time and you don't have to leave your home I'm in and a hundred percent of the proceeds pretty good usually it's a hundred well they don't need it can be better than a person I guess unless they don't
Jared and Katie
Demi Moore on Writing Her Highly Personal New Book
"Demi Moore has recently released her memoir yeah and your brought up a pretty good point this morning. Ashton Kutcher and demi Moore were married for a long time yeah eight or nine years right and they've been divorced for a long time Ashton Kutcher has remarried did mela conus and they have two children together and then demi Moore has moved on she has three grown children with her former husband Bruce Willis and so all these family seem to kind of have settled in right and they don't talk about each other not really right it doesn't seem like they have a lot of bad blood every culture still gets along with his former stepdaughter's all three of them right and that he has this new families Mila Kunis will now demi Moore has released this book and is doing a lot of press talking about the book and so you brought up Jared Mila Kunis as PI think in great okay I don't need that thanks for this right you know because there are a lot of explosive details about Ashton Kutcher internees book including demi Moore talking about how she found out that Ashton Kutcher cheated on her I ask if it was true he admitted it right away and I think I felt like I could barely take a breath there are parts of what occurred with this relationship ending that were a level of devastating for me that wasn't really just about that relationship it was really about my whole life was about being the two year old who wasn't safe that this. really represented that I'm not lovable and that's not about him at all just about me well so action drama yeah she's had it's it's been rough for her and demi Moore posted or read about this in her own book and is releasing it and Ashton Kutcher. apparently in the book according to demi Moore side of the of the tail Ashton Kutcher were invited other women into the bedroom and demi Moore allowed it allowed it and said that she did feel some pressure because she wanted to be you know Ashton Kutcher is several years a young lawyer twenty years out then Jenny is and so she felt like well if I don't. hell get border and I do this because I want to I want to please him and if this is what he's into that she said that there was a pressure for her so he they invited other people into the bedroom and then also the cheating allegations and Ashton Kutcher responding saying I was about to push the button on a really snarky tweet but then I saw my son my daughter and my wife and I deleted it Ashton Kutcher goes on to give out his phone number and says that if people want to know the truth they could text him for the truth wow yeah now all you get though because I tried it now. now all you get is an auto reply reply with Ashton saying track I'll try to be in
Lori and Julia
Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis Sign Over L.A. Home to His Ex Demi Moore's Daughter, Rumer Willis
"If you're in jail for harming children. That's the worst. That's what people don't like the most. But it can't believe that. He even would say that where he was asked. Probably I don't know. He was just excited that someone cared about him. I guess. Ashton Kutcher signed over the home. He wants owned co owned with Rumer Willis, isn't that kind of funny that he owned it with Mila kunas, but he signed it over to rumor or did he signed it over and he wants
Jared and Katie
Tom Brady hangs up during radio interview
"This. NFL, quarterback recapping pop quiz recently hung up on a radio interview again. I recently came not a fan of Tom Brady as a. Person I hate this because we're in radio and. They're asking questions people want to, know, something, about his. Trainers. Trainers, now back on his private plane blah, blah blah anyway I don't, want, to, talk, about Ramifications that disclosures that were signed that he cannot talk about it for legal reasons and they keep. Asking, him after they preference there interview we can't ask about this disclosures in an agreement. Signs like there's nothing to do, so when they ask. About. Him there's nothing he can do I understand that because there are certain. Things that we. Cannot talk about I understand that but, if you're gonna do the interview. Let. Them know ahead of time, yes every time Jason's a Homer though. He's a Homer for the patriots. So no matter what we say he's I know. He did all the right thing Hey guys I I'm, glad, you understand your question legally I can't talk about he's like I don't wanna talk about that and I don't know if it's illegal thing because. They're, just asking why is he back on the planet okay well maybe he didn't say. The thing that everything he says, is right and I. Didn't. Say what Jared has said about that all as I said is they. At the beginning. Of the interviews will unfold as they, do say hey you guys they. Offer. This subject. And then right, away they ask oh yeah that's one. Of our pet peeve people tells. You can't ask this question like okay we're not Thanks to, the, interview there Questions, you can ask Tom Brady Yes Hey are you and Bill Belichick? Fighting I don't wanna talk about. It come. On tell us about your. Cans you, know it's, like what are you going to talk about that? Too How do you? Feel the Aaron Rodgers was rated. A better. Quarterback than you see what. He says, there well, that's up to they're certain surveys that will say The greatest of all time out of context that wasn't exactly it was it was the? Most, what was it was something worded exactly most talented Most yield or whatever yeah radio quarterback. Of all time Jared is Joe Montana all right I hate to? Say it is not a Redskin. Quarterback, it's not a panther quarterback. What about my boy. Kirk cousins No One day if he wants five Super. Bowls maybe I like him because he's. Hot I think he's won one playoff. Game so he's anyway some
Marketplace All-in-One
The Spy Who Dumped Me Director Susanna Fogel Interview
"There was a report out this week from USC Annenberg its annual research into inequality in the top one hundred grossing films of the prior year. Literally, the first line in the thing is the needle is not moving onscreen for females in film. Women are still under-represented on camera and they are underrepresented behind it as well of the one hundred nine people who directed a top movie in two thousand seventeen. Just eight of them were women and even more rare than a female director in Hollywood is a female director doing an action. Comedy movie much less such a film with female leads. Redder director, Susanna Fogel is doing it though her movie out tomorrow starring Mila Kunis and Kate McKinnon is called the spy who dumped me. Thanks for coming in. Thanks for having me. Tell me why you wanted to make this movie now shameless opportunism and ain't that the way. I mean. You know, the reason is really that I have always wanted to tell stories about friendships and it used to be that there was a place for for friendship stories in in the cinema. And now it feels like there's a a real binary between awards, drama type fair that you buy ticket to and ten pulse. And then I think I started to shift my own paradigm about was there like Jonah hybrid that I could explore that would make my my very small character stories cinematic. And so that's kind of what prompted this whole experience this. This is actually further down Melissa questions that I wanted to ask you about, but you wrote a piece in time magazine a couple years ago about a little bit about the culture of Hollywood sort of gender wise, but also about the culture of Hollywood mentor was and how you find people who can encourage you to do what you wanna do. And I think I think it's it. I think that's a lesser known part of the story of Hollywood today. Yeah. I mean, I think especially for women, it's it's just been hard and I think it sort of in some ways runs across purposes with the very necessary progress around me too. And that because it's sort of like if you're looking for a mentor had a very experienced director and there just aren't a lot of women who've been doing that for that long. Your your options are older men and and those older men probably rightly so have a certain amount of trepidation about entering into a mentorship relationship with the woman. It's kind of something that people don't talk about enough, I think. Have you to change at all in sixteen years you've been doing this? Yeah, definitely. I have felt that there's a lot of receptiveness to female stories now. I think some of it is a little bit. A lot of it is economically driven and driven by just kind of studios wanting to check that box because now they know they have a woman problem that they need to solve. Yeah. Yeah. I, it's hard to suss out what is real excitement to tell underrepresented stories and and what is kind of just kind of people realizing that they need to kind of catch up to the times. But I think it's your one conversation away with a away from knowing whether it's offense or not. You can just talk to people in know whether they're saying, oh yeah, it's just like a guy's movie, but we'll just put a a famous woman in it, and it will be we'll solve our problem, and which is actually like, let's revisit these narratives because we're sick of the same stories over and over will an and that's just to the spy who don't me right? That's it's, it's named after bond movie in it being build and and being written about as a born type thing, but with women. But it's not because the dynamic that you see on screen is just by definition different between two women than it is between mitt. Yeah. It's interesting to me that that now talking about the movie a lot, I think about the politics and the gender politics so much in a way that maybe I didn't when I was just inside it. It's interesting, you know. So now I'm thinking, you know, there's one..
At The Movies with Arch and Ann
Review: 'The Spy Who Dumped Me'
"Hasn't he thinks a also does ticker, right? Yeah, he has a wonderful, wonderful. Originally Gilbert, Godfrey was supposed to. Busy being. I found it very moving, and surprisingly touching said in the back row weeping for my lost childhood, bring all the things that are no longer available to me, I think is a great family flick. So that's good. I saw the Middleburg film festival had a screening of puzzles. Stowing Kelly MacDonald, right? Yes. And she arrived in town and first of all, I would like to say she's very open about this. She's forty two years old and she looks like she's twenty five, and that's why she is a movie star because I won't tell you how old I am, but I look about thirty years older than that. And it's a nice little. Movie of a of a downtrodden housewife who finds her Mojo doing jigsaw puzzles that she finds a partner and, and you know, it's, it's not exciting. It's not. It's not loud or anything, but it's a nice. It's a, it's a nice coming of age film and don't just Google jigsaw accidentally. Cassava, Papa torture porn totally different than what you. Yes, she is a lovely actress in. We're talking about this the other day. I think it was off Mike, but just some of the things that she's been. She was first in Trainspotting as a child. Essentially, he was the baby on the ceiling. Boardwalk empire. She was in no country for old men. And that's to me because I know she Scottish and beautiful doing the boardwalk empire thing was very hard because she was Irish desires, but the southern Tekere western Texas accent. She had. She might as well been born in Odessa. Here's your own lady bird. How do they do? I don't know. So I'm a big fan and it's it's a lovely movie, and I saw the spy who dumped me the other night because somebody needed to go to that. Kunas and Kate McKinnon, and it's not very good would expect. And Kate McKinnon is squandering her talent. And so I am worried about she is Uber, talented, death, but even I think we all agree and you should never judge a movie on the trailer, and then we saw the trailer. It was like, oh, no, really? And so that you're telling me that my fears are confirmed. They play it like a Saturday Night Live sketch except it's two hours law to our. I wrote this down. It's one hundred sixteen minutes when she's Larry on SNL. I wonder why. I mean, what is it that you Ghostbusters. Needs to develop her own material or work with people who know her to develop stuff for her. That really doesn't have to just take any script. Melissa McCarthy will write her own. Sometimes it's hit or miss, but sometimes hilarious. Even Melissa McCarthy, I was thinking Melissa McCarthy because she needs a new breakout something to get her to the next. She's doing the same thing over and over. Again. It seems to me and Mila Kunis was hilarious. And Ted ten thought was Jerry, so they both can do it, but not this time not time. So here's a reminder and Hornets when she's in town reviews at Washington Post dot com. And I'm arch.
First Light
Tom Busby, Michael and Kate McKinnon discussed on First Light
"Busby good. Morning. Tom good morning Michael dozens of varieties of wraps and salads that are sold at Kroger's trader Joe's and Walgreens are now being recalled on concerns about a parasite in the lettuce which, can make people, sick US auto sales losing speed in. July on another drop. In, sales of sedans meantime tesla finally met its goal of cranking out five thousand model three sedans. A week last quarter now it wants to put out six thousand a week by the end of August and even vows. To turn a profit it's first one ever by the. End of this year a lot of earnings, reports come out today but none will be more closely watched than. The one from CBS it comes a. Week after its CEO les Moonves was accused of a. Pattern, of sexual harassment McDonald's celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of the Big Mac today, by handing out McCoy NHS redeemable for a free. Big Macs starting tomorrow The NFL preseason starts tonight the Baltimore Ravens host the Chicago Bears and a federal judge throwing out a lawsuit that claims. Consumers were tricked into overpaying for. Under filled boxes of, junior mints, right you, can, take those. Junior. Mints after you eat your Big Mac thanks Tom Busby twenty five minutes after the hour on first light entertainment critic Kevin cars with us now and Kevin do you have anything that, can give us, a few last maybe this morning good. Morning Michael on the. Heels, of the bonafides by thriller mission impossible fallout we have a new spike comedy coming out this. Week called the spy who dumped me and this one's a bit of a mix of comedy and action film and we've. Seen these kind of movies before with like hit man's. Bodyguard or spy with Melissa McCarthy this one, stars me lacunas says a woman who was dumped by her boyfriend. And then learns out he's a spy. And he wants her to bring a package all the. Way, over to Europe for him along for the ride is Kate McKinnon as, her best friend basically playing the broad, comic relief Now like I said these these movies are. Somewhat popular and they, tend to run about. Two hours so they run longer, than a regular comedy and the reason for that is because the interspersed action with the comedy so you do have actually bonafide action sequences that are put together. Relatively. Well so if you wanna go see the excitement and the thrills, you've, got that you've got the car chases and you've got the gun play, but you also have the goofiness in, the Salinas and the absurdity of a spy thriller and in? The end it's? A funny, movie. It actually has more laughs than I expected it, is a girl out kind of film because it is very much a female Centric movie directed by, women Susanne full and of course it starts to very big names right. Now in comedy and in Hollywood in general another big attraction for the audience is going to be. Sam Hagen whose best known in the outlander series he plays another spy in the film that's mixed. Up in everything Mila Kunis I think is fine for what it is it's it's a movie that's cast well enough for what it needs to do and like you said it has the action it's A. Bit of a mix of styles but overall I found it to. Be.
Valentine in the Morning
How a Failed Blind Date Led Mila Kunis to Find Love With Ashton Kutcher
"Cal rates that your traffic I'm Tony Jordan for three my Valentine in the, morning Hollywood headline Queen of our show she's got the Hollywood headlines Jill what is going on in Ashton Kucher. Have a have a bad blind date, the thank for their love story Neela says years after they start together on that seventy show. Ashton, tried to set her up on a blind date that guy never showed up and then the two of them start a. Relationship right after that so she says it was that sure that blind date to she didn't say who it was who was who's line, dates and stranger things start me, Bobby Brown who plays eleven on the, show she did an interview with w magazine and she talked about her friendship, with Drake isn't it all started when they posted a. Photo together on Degrom backstage at. Drake show she's fourteen he's, thirty one but she says strictly a friendship, and she goes to him for advice. And they really are really good friends I remember when that photo was posted like what, what is this but super interesting yeah they're just really good. Friends and he's almost like. A mentor sure okay I'm Julia Hollywood headlines case seven fifty two. It is one of four three my fabrics Valentine the morning, happy news coming up eight six, six five four four my fam- texts.
Jason and Alexis
Mila Kunis blames herself for 'horrible, horrible breakup' with Macaulay Culkin
"Mytalk dirt alert update quick look at what's happening in entertainment On mytalk tell me something good Kelly Clarkson sparked a wind debate, after another singer stated. Her personal wine preference on Twitter, mayor and Morris tweeted guys. I hate to tell. You this but red wine is gross Kelly Clarkson said blasphemy. I. Mean maybe you haven't had the right glass of Pinot Noir is all I'm saying this calls for a winery. Tour seriously we have to fix, this hashtag code red wine Cute answer I can relate. To. This I was not a big red wine drinker I received an education in my. In our, recent trip. To Napa and Sonoma I. Found a red that I enjoy so yeah I love red wine. But it gives me. A. Headache so I kind of have to stick to white wine it sucks but. It does, trigger, migraines people that have migraines okay Mila, Kunis admits that it's her fault that she. And, MacAulay Culkin broke up she says, quote I was blankety blank in my twenties. And I'll be the first to admit it I I messed up what. I did and I messed up how I did it and there's a lot. Of expletives in there that I obviously. Stumbled, over I to say it, it was her fault she's admitting everything so. Yeah wild sex romps you know that could ruin a relationship for sure What happened Or if you break up, and yes she basically says yet. It afterwards she just went crazy sex. Romp afterwards But at least. It wasn't very was lusting lusting relationship Oh yeah Okay. All right. Pete Davidson he deleted everything from, his Instagram but it's not because he broke up with. Arianna, Guerande He says, he's getting off. Of social media because quote the internet is an evil. Place and it doesn't, make me feel good. Good for, him that's some good. Self awareness there and positive. For him, New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman left Twitter she's like. It's. Just a cesspool she can't do it anymore I, plus he's the one who really is, shared probably too much yeah over shares can't handle. The criticism of his relationship but if you, put it out there you got. To be willing to get. The criticism I don't. Know if you've seen this video but the band color. Me bad they still tour and singer Bryan Abrams. Was arrested he's the lead singer for assault after shoving his, bandmate so basically. He was. Having. A hard. Time singing. He left the stage in his, bandmate came in and saying I wanna sex you up So he sings, a song the very small crowd to that's what. Sad and he comes out and he he, pushed him down and I guess. He was heard saying like. I am color me. Bad I am Coney bad not you it's like well. Buddy you can't sing as well as he does. So I guess you're not actually you're not calling me bad, at all now, does he Yeah okay On. TV tonight we've got America's got talent. On NBC we also have world of dance.