35 Burst results for "Reese Witherspoon"
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
Judge Judy Has Cast Her Own Biopic
"So Judge Judy Sheindlin, this is funny. She has a casting suggestion if a biopic has ever made about her life. She was completely serious when she said this. She says, although she'd prefer not to have a film made a better life. If she had to choose someone to play her, it would be Reese with a spoon. She said, we're Friends. She gets me. I know she does. Isn't it weird that some people like that are friends? How does Judge Judy and Reese Witherspoon know each other? Do you know Judge Judy always goes out between. The different court cases and smokes two cigarettes really quickly before she comes back and sits down? That's like part of everything she has to do. Never figured it for a smoker, but two cigarettes in a row in between episodes. That's in her contract.
WorkLife with Adam Grant
"reese witherspoon" Discussed on WorkLife with Adam Grant
"I promise you, it will ignite something inside of you. All right, so since you listen to this show from time to time, is there anything that stuck with you or something you want to challenge me to rethink? Well, I've asked you sort of about the podcast format and what do you think about it? And what I really like about your podcast is that you keep it to an amount of time that I can actually digest. You don't have three and a half hours free in your day randomly. What? No. When people listen to these three hour podcasts, I think when I'm also a mom, moms, I'm sorry, I'm doing a 100 billion things. I'm looking over at my publicist who's basically filling out her kids school forms over here while she's listening and while she's running a company and we just have too much to do to listen to a three hour podcast. So I appreciate the brevity. I really, whoever your editor is, excellent job. And I like, you know, I loved your Dolly Parton episode because we all know we love Dolly, but you kind of gave us a perspective on why at the very end and I don't want to say too much because it's really a great episode that I've shared with a lot of people. But I like your perspective about why things work and why she is who she is. Love it. Although it's definitely amplified the pressure I feel as a host to say, not only do I have to not screw up the 24 and a half minutes that I have with Dolly Parton. But now I have to worry that Reese Witherspoon is going to listen to it. And if I do a bad job, not only am I going to disappoint Dolly, but then Reese is not going to like it either. Yeah, I bet your history of getting it right. Should build your confidence. It should. It should. And you talk about her idiosyncratic, you know, that sort of nonconformist, you know, and how it kindles, right? It builds. And the more success you have and the more you learn from failure and I'm sure you have some episodes where you're like, I don't like that episode. Just like it, but just put it up anyway. I have to ask you. Have you ever, have you ever scrapped an episode? Yes. Other usually when they get scrapped, they get reimagined or sometimes they end up there's a piece of one that shows up in another. But yeah, especially on work life when we're doing the deep dive into a topic, sometimes we've had to throw out interviews, sometimes we've thrown out whole topics. It's like being out of set, right? Sometimes it just doesn't work. Sometimes it doesn't work. Sometimes the chemistry is wrong or the interview just isn't that great. But I did one thing I really loved about your Dolly Parton interview was that she said she's not a perfectionist.
WorkLife with Adam Grant
"reese witherspoon" Discussed on WorkLife with Adam Grant
"For sponsoring this episode. Hey everyone, it's Adam grant. Welcome back to rethinking my podcast on the science of what makes us tick. I'm an organizational psychologist, and I'm taking you inside the minds of fascinating people to explore new thoughts and new ways of thinking. My guest today is Reese Witherspoon. The Oscar and Emmy winning actor best known for her iconic roles in legally blond, walk the line, election, pleasantville, and wild. Reese is also a wildly successful producer and entrepreneur. Her company hello sunshine has adapted a number of books into hit shows. From the morning show to Little Fires Everywhere. It was acquired in 2021 for $900 million. You're about to get a sense of what goes on in her head that
Bob and Sheri
"reese witherspoon" Discussed on Bob and Sheri
"When you hit the blue, they blew me away. I didn't know he could do that. And the same thing, same movie, June Carter Cash, sang a song. I've got arms. And I've got on his list get together and use those arms. Let's go times wasting okay, so that's June Carter Cash. And we all love Reese Witherspoon, and she played June.
The View
"reese witherspoon" Discussed on The View
"Believed rape is the most underreported Crime in our country and continues to be unfortunately but even though you created this movement with black women and girls in mind their voices have largely been left out of this discussion. Still this movement. Still this dialogue. Still you right this you right. Sexual violence doesn't discriminate but the response to it does so true. Why haven't we made the same space in the movement for black and brown women. Do you think. I think it's the same reason we discriminate across the board. I think racism is in cities. And i think that black women's pain black women's stories women of color stories are never prioritize and in fact sexual violence is such a. Is the way people talk about it in this country and think about it in this country. Think about even the white women that we have that we heard about in the beginning. We don't even hear about them anymore. We don't even hear about the if we're not here. White women's stories. You certainly hear about black women's stories. We don't talk about indigenous women. Indigenous women have the highest rate of sexual violence country and we act like they don't exist and so i think it is the story of america. It's the same story. If around every issue that we talk about our stories aren't prioritized. And so i have to make it a priority for myself to center our stories and the magical thing about that. Is that when you sent to the stories of black women and brown women of of of people who are pushed to the margins. Everybody everybody gets covered. The trickle down theory doesn't work. We know that you have to start with the least of these. And that's how you make sure everybody gets what they need about a decade ago you saw your rapist at a community event and he when you told your mom that he didn't even recognize you She replied he didn't recognize you because you turned out to be a smart beautiful accomplished woman despite him trying to take that from you and i know your mom's here today but can you tell us about that is hard because my mom is right here. It was. It was very difficult. I had only. I didn't tell my mother what happens. Meets i wanna go and my mother has hirolas protector. And i know she probably helpless in that moment to but i don't know that she even realized how much she helped me in that moment to say this is. This is not really what's important. What's important is what was important for me was that she saw me and she recognized me and i think that that's what so many survivors need. We need to be seen not. It's not about the perpetrator. I can't control him and what he does but being seen by my mother and being an knowledged as accomplished in spite of what he tried to still was just changed everything for me and it was just an important moment. Why included in a book. You know it's as we were sitting here. I think about one of the earliest parts of the color purple with ceiling. One first thing she's told. Is you ugly. And i remember. Remember we really may ask yourself all that and is somebody says onscreen through you. Ugly put it. It makes you feel a certain way. It has a visual effect on you. It just is extraordinary. I'm so glad you wrote this book. I'm so glad you came here. Please come back again. Come back and hang with us because we need to talk to you. Yeah yeah thank you for. New memoir is available right now and everybody in the audience. You're going home with a digital copy of this book. Plus we'll be right before we. We want to give our condolences over very funny man who who passed quite recently. Snl alum and a great funny man called nor mcdonnell. He passed yesterday and we send our condolences to his family. We want everybody else to take a little time to enjoy the view. And where you mask and wash your hands and try to do a get the shot if you can. You know that would be great and do anything you can do to make. The world is a little bit better. And we'll see you tomorrow. That's how we are. Hey.
The View
"reese witherspoon" Discussed on The View
"It's a coke. Classic of course and elwood's has become a feminist icon of sorts. I have to tell you. My son is in his first year at harvard and he calls me and he tells me you know. I watched legally blonde During my first weekend here and so harvard does show your your movie to. You're saying to harvard while ago. Laugh here that harvest actually showing this this movie to first years. But how do you think it resonates and why do you think it resonates actually with so many people. I think you know. She's a fish out of water. I think we all have that feeling in our lives. When we're we don't know if we belong we don't know if we're good enough and she has to prove herself just all this do and ends up. She goes for one reason to follow a guy but then she ended up finding herself and her own courage. And it's really inspiring and she smarter that people think she is You've confirmed that another sequel is in the works actually with mindy kaeling as one of the writers. Oh yeah what can you tell about it. I mean it's such a dream come true to collaborate with mindy and just talk to her about where elwood's would be nowadays. We just get daydream and laugh and come up with funny jokes. It's really fun. Take a reese. Weakest kicked off our twenty fifth season again and again and we found throwback clip of your very first appearance on the view in twenty one. When you were talking about your daughter. Aver that adorable child. Who looks just like you wasn't even two years old at the time. let's look at it. Is she talking Yeah she's very chatty he's very what does she say. The other day she said to me she wanted to stick around exiting camps were potty training and that sort of thing so we can go potty and she said mommy actually girls get stickers at is a good girl so what i watched that. How do you feel when you watch that. Because look like i just went to like hug my baby self. You're going to be okay. And then i also want to say to her. You need to grow out haircut. It's sort of a soccer mom situation. Which it your way too young. I actually love it. And i feel like you look the exact same. I mean your. I love the hair now. You look the exact same sit- has an as yeah not at all but you have three kids now. You recently opened. How hard you found motherhood when you first started out which i think everybody can relate to but what were you struggling with. Well i lived away from my mother. My mom had a fulltime job as a nurse. And i had a baby really young. I was twenty three years old. And so i was raising her by myself. I don't have any sisters. i don't have any aunts. And so i was alone in a new city in los angeles and i literally had no friends i would cry. I didn't know what to do when the baby cried all night. I didn't understand sleep. Training was able was up all night till she was probably seven months old. Because i just didn't understand not to keep feeding her because she was hungry all the time. But i wanna say the new moms out there. You're gonna get through it. It's so hard but try and find a network of friends reach out to people. Don't be afraid and it's just it's very if he can't do it by yourself. Yeah you can't you can't. That's why they used to say it takes a village and actually that actually does reese witherspoon. Welcome back to us. Come back whenever you want season. Two of the morning show we'll be streaming friday on apple. Tv plus and we. Of course we'll be right back.
The View
"reese witherspoon" Discussed on The View
"The widely anticipated second season of the morning show as an anchor. Who's seriously questioning what she signed up for. We do that every day. Take a look at the cliff. Bradley ratings are down. Pick your backs you know. They don't value me around here a feeling. There's going to be an opening on the evening news very soon. Seems like a safe beth. I seriously doubt. Vince would tell me to do trish in the new year on the evening news. The way gail let me all this singing dancing playing long was going to buy me some around this place. I mean i dyed. My hair hosted their celebrity bowling show. I i st- talk dances on tv. Did everything short of tattooing. Ub on my ass and for what you do most the stories we wanted to do. We stay the course. people will catch up. Hope you're right. He's so much like everyone here. I think the biggest fan but a big congratulations are in order. You recently sold your media company. Hello sunshine for like a gazillion dollars. Making you one of the most powerful people in hollywood. How does it feel to be at the top of an industry that that historically has often been run by men. Well when i started the company. I just was seeing this lack of roles for women that were powerful and i was really seeing very few women by the screens in my entire career growing up and i thought what can i do about this instead of complaining about the problem. Just working really hard towards hiring more female filmmakers highlighting authors that really center women in their story telling so enormously encouraging to have this kind of investment in on my company and the ability to just keep going. Which is you know my. It's my mission in life is to kind of recenter. The world around women story is because we are fifty percent of ovulation. We were not empty percent of the people use creed. We are really happy that you've made it your mission to help create storytelling opportunities for other women and women of color and people of color. Because you've produced not only the morning show which by the way. I binged a lot of Late last night into the morning. And that's why. I'm very sleepy today. And i love it But other very critically acclaimed shows like big little lies. Which i love. Little bright did not little fires everywhere. Fantastic shooting told incredible and the upcoming from scratch with zoe. Saldana which. I haven't seen yet but i will. I heard that. I i can't wait. I if you to send a screener no problem. I heard that you initially inspired to develop your own projects after reading particularly terrible script in twenty twelve. Can you give us about what that's gripped. Look like no. I mean look. I've read so many bad scripts in my life. There was just this one particular one that had two roles for women. It was so bad. It was filled with jokes about women and women's boobs. And i was like this isn't funny and my agent was like every actors in hollywood wants these parts and i thought well this is what people are competing over. We gotta do better than us ladies we. We gotta do better. So the first season of the morning show explored themes of The metoo era like power dynamics sexual misconduct in the workplace. And you win. Jennifer aniston play. News anchors who decided to expose other toxic culture live on air in the hang of final episode. That was fantastic. What fallout from that. Will we see in season two okay. Well so at the very end of season one the entire network goes dark and they pull us from the air and it just goes to color bars and said the beginning of season two you see the chaos that we created everyone loses loses job. All new people are hired in the news division. There's new anchors and it's just it's interesting so after the revolution what happens. What's the new world order and we're just trying to sort it out. I say but the you know these are issues that people all over the country dealing with every day. So how do you see the learning curve for this. I mean what's the takeaway a value here. Yeah i mean. I think systems and industries are changing rapidly. Culture is changing so quickly never in our lives times we've seen a change in the workplace dynamics education the way we see doctors. Everything has.
Daily Pop
Gabrielle Union Opens Up About Dwyane Wade Fathering Baby With Another Woman
"Union gets real about why she stayed with dwayne wade after he father a child with another woman before they were married. She says the me up today would not have stayed with him. But would i be who. I am without the pain. I remember a small voice in my heart telling myself to leave but my fear of public humiliation was so great that i didn't take my own advice. Gabriel dwayne seemed to be strong now. But what do you think it took to get to that place. First of all let me just point something out before we even get to that point. If you're a woman and all you've ever wanted your whole life was to have a baby with the man that you loved in your body just not wouldn't let you do it and then that person turned around and gave that gift to someone else that wasn't you. It's an reading. Her first book won't need more wine. You have to. You have to read this book. This part of the book was actually left out this story. This narrative was left out of that book but she talked about her attempts to get pregnant. and how about. So it's just crazy but amazing that she's opening up about this now. I think it's also probably. She feels at peace with it. I think she's done a lot of work. I think she's recognized a lot about the situation and i also feel like the one thing i do want just on one little nugget for dwayne. Say we're not together is they. He wasn't that you know he turned around and gave this gift to somebody else. When they were at an item they had hit a rough patch in their relationship. You're right you're absolutely right. And it was in a very unfortunate thing that happened. I mean a child is always blessing. They're so fun even when you wanna yak on live. Tv they're front. And i think this took a lot of work a lot of work to get to a place where they felt like they could be the couple that they are
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"reese witherspoon" Discussed on Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"Practical change for a lot of these parents. Very well said and i love you. I love you. Huge martin activists spirit and everything that you do to help men and we have to the war. We help each other. It's gonna get fired but there's organizations everywhere. I mean back going to every sunday and there was always an opportunity to give back and be in service of others and it's advertised birthday and i just wanna say like my favorite quotes in his also monica's birthday madonna and dave chapelle. Oh my god. What a day today. But were my favorite thing. She says your dreams only include yourself. You're not dreaming big enough. That's the lower back tattoo that is curve every episode. I try to pick a low back tattoo. I'm just gonna have a bunch of words but by the end of this. That's probably going to be it on your netflix. Show shine on. You had pink on. Yeah and you guys talked a lot about this phenomenon. That happens to young girls where they feel like they have to be stupid to be appealing and how badly we need to combat that it was a ninety thing about women who were pretending to be stupid. It was like hot dumbing yourself. Down was attractive or something. Yeah and people got really sort of wattage for that in really bother me mainly because my grandmother was this woman who was so smart and so well rounded she just had almost no opportunities to its fans herself and she's a schoolteacher but she wanted to be so much more and where she grew up in the experiences. You have very limiting. And i think god is american women we have so many opportunities and you just think about anything that's going on in other countries and how women have no opportunity for education or higher education or employment or just civil rights. And it's just another way. We can diminish women if they pretender stupid. Wrote that ignorance at just drew me. Crazy is a young woman. Because i would say we're just making strides all. These women fought so hard for us to have these hijab please. We've worked so hard you get here. We have to keep rising. It's so interesting. Yeah thank you thank you thank you. There's no other way to articulate it how much we love you and how much you mean to us and so many other women and so many other people in this industry because force is not just the fact that you are a female it is that you are a mogul and you are storyteller and everything you do is touched with his level of goodness that we are all so grateful for thank you and i really hope you guys continue to do this. It is such a joy to listen to you all. Thank you. And i wanted to start the holding by saying are you guys..
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"reese witherspoon" Discussed on Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"You are one hundred percent right. But that's the other thing. We need to start screaming from the rooftops. This is important. this is important. Pass some laws. Let's talk about it figuring out. What for profit for good stuff can be a part of this like i just did this. Podcast called no one is coming to save us about the craziness of the child care system and how people who killed the original childcare. Laws were men in government. Who were only allowed to be in government because their wives were taking care of their kids. It's unbelievable it makes me crazy and those people get divorced somehow. The women financially don't benefit from it but they had the most noble job which was to raise healthy strong mentally well community thoughtful kids to grow a rate. Shubin is nearly impossible and we put no value on that. And it's just again. Women had more leadership positions. Things would really change. We'd have debtor parental leave policies to. That's something that's really being discussed right now and could actually be a reality. Need more support for people who have to leave their jobs. Security children on my show gives you a number. No we're seeing our pants. Were not remembering our phone number. You see you're completely sleepless. I'll relate this back to social media. there are a lot of dads zones on the internet. Now that are making awesome like this dumb dad. Pod that i'm monica knows that i'm completely obsessed with on tick tock. Every single video is so hilarious about parenting. But there's all these dads zones that you can go and be like. oh yeah. Dad's just say do raise the kids too but like parental leave. The mom and the dad having leave because the reality is it doesn't stop at just the mom getting her twelve weeks off. Go ahead and give them parents. There's two people to make a baby for a reason as babies are difficult. They're very very loud.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"reese witherspoon" Discussed on Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
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Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"reese witherspoon" Discussed on Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"J.lo's george. Because oh okay. Yeah yeah and i what are you doing. She goes a texting would departure brow. Oh my god by god. That is amazing. Oh really like. I've seen deepak chopra says carmen never loses an address. Oh my god look. This is the perfect example of ideas. Don't have to be mutually exclusive. You can hold two things in your head and your heart. At one time you can like love and be dancing to beyond say bruno mars and also be worried about what's happening in afghanistan. You do not have to be one thing that's very true. I think it's important to celebrate and cheer for the people that you love and beef ban and enjoy life because gosh life is hard him. Talk about Heavy out cupcakes on. Yeah about j.lo's but be impressed. She looks really good. It's illegal it's other worldly and we're all just trying to scramble to figure out how she's doing like those whose essence essences she drinking because it is so phenomenal that her number her age from what i understand is going up like the rest of ours is but is that not the visual that. We're getting really good care of her. Her dancing career also helped a ton. Yeah chills knows herself. She's not trying to be cookie cutter. That's what i really like about her is like she's her which is awesome. We are.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"reese witherspoon" Discussed on Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"I didn't know much about hollywood. Like i just work. I come home insecure. Make his and when i started digging into it dow is when i could problem solve for the parts of it that i didn't understand because it all comes from how architect it's old. You said we are selling stories. So how'd you re architect things and make them financially successful and still commercially viable. And i remember into this conference with all these dudes. I was like on a panel of people and when gentleman stood up because dean big little lies in he had seen morning show and he didn't see wild. Whatever is fine but he does love what you say about movies and feminism few numbers and do make anything that's just done for entertainment. Mike you would be shocked. How much all. These ideas are baked in a really commercial concepts. You're make boring stuff..
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"reese witherspoon" Discussed on Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"We really do. Need both we check balances. And i'm sure you guys will cosign on this. I think reading were women. Women tend to look at both sides. Yeah as the maternal instinct's were all built with whether you procreate or not and even if you are not born assis- woman. I'm not leaving anybody out of this fathers can have men can have but when you have that maternal thing that mama bear thing you're looking at it from the point of view of the good for all making sure everyone's heard and it's just necessary right now taking an emotions. The emotional intelligence element that women bring to the table gets lost among a group of men. They're like thinking smart man especially it's like it's so logical. It's all fast math. And there's just the truth of life which is were emotional beings and you gotta take that into play. Yeah i think conflict resolution. I think women are very good conflict resolution because you have to survive and you have to keep going and i'm not looking like the opposite of a jerky is a major. I'm not looking for that. I do think we really strive for gender balance. Everything in nature is water and air and fire dirt. We need that balance. And it's been way off way off for too many thousands of years. And i think if we can course correct to get to some sort of war balance world and a half to think it's gonna be better by these guys gray. How well i'm not surprised you went to stanford based on that nice sum up. I know. I don't want to say that because people don't know that again back sorry. Sorry we've thrown him under the bus twice. But we were talking about your company. And i was like yes. She's really fucking smart. She went to stanford and he's like she did. And i was like yes yes he did. Don't look at the league pretty blonde girl and like make all these assumptions. This is what we're fighting against anyway. I did want to go back real quick to say that when you said you send your kids to camp in the south. I love that. And there's done bars theory. Which is a psychological theory that you can hold hundred fifty people in your brain and i.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"reese witherspoon" Discussed on Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"Oh how what did you young first of all. Thank you so much. We have a man in the room warning as jack knows. I've been trying to get on this over. And he's probably hits the i. I've not crashed one of these trigger warning mail in the room. I've not crashed. One of these i had to because i'm an opportunist i love you. I've been trying interview for four years. And i'm really glad that you gave it up to these ladies. I've found other white men to talk to and it worked out all the things and then we'll get down. Y'all i've been listening. It's so good. I really enjoy. I mean oprah come on and then gloria steinem. Men listened to another one the other day about a woman. I can't remember but the economist asked to flow written by brick. Yeah i got to say one last thing before. I go 'cause this i'm not going to have this opportunity a love you. It started with fear. Fan boy this is how he starts his interviews. This is where we start. You need to know my intentions. I love you started with enough kept a close eye. And what i want to say is i admire you so much as a performer. Who decided oh. I think instead of people calling me and telling me what opportunities are out there. I think i'm gonna go. Create the vision for my life stepping on our tells you. I'm just trying to distinguish it from this. Isn't a compliment to you as a woman. Who did this compliment in my opinion as a performer. Who made just an incredible statement about how this should all go and then additionally the fact that you've opened up the door for my wife to work in her god knows. Let's see fifties as the leader. Something my daughters. I thank you and i'm jealous and have fun tax on his birthdays. This was the best gift you could have given showing up today. I can't believe it day. Thank you. We've been celebrating for a couple of days. We had a big party this weekend and we obviously got all minnie mouse decorations. 'cause she is the miniature mouse big minnie. Mouse party shorter me but barely barely. If you call a couple inches call it half in an oh no i know..
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"reese witherspoon" Discussed on Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
"Well well well. What's today labeling. Oh i can believe it baby. It's tuesday august. Twenty fourth dave our lord. And the day that lord gave us madonna madonna. We were given a air. We were also given dare i say more importantly monica padma. Now that's your birthday. Thank you thank you thank you. I did a lot to earn this. You came here in. Earth is hard earth is hard. Thank you for acknowledged. You've done a good job. so far. They thirty four years on this little planet p planet. Or i'm happy you're here thank you. I mean i could talk all day about your birthday which i probably will. But we have been celebrating. We have youth for me. The best birthday party ever a to be fair was pod party. I don't want everyone to freak out. It was a small pod party. Yeah but it was miniature mouse and cookie theme so if you walked into the house you would think it was i six year old on percents. Yep yep yep yep. But i did turn thirty four and it was perfect and you got me cookies from across the land. It wasn't just like what's the best snicker doodle no like. We had like cheetos flavor. It was a flavored cookies. Blueberry pancake flavored cookies. There was all the different types of cookies and all time which is one of our favorite restaurants in los angeles. Shout out a shoutout ashley who runs all time. Were so friendly with because we love so much when i attack serving like i'm anita set of the brown butter cookies vermont occas birthday. She was like stop the presses. I'm gonna take the dough right now. And i'm gonna make them fresh so i need you to pick them up this exact time so she wanted to have them when they were warm. And that's just an example of one of the people that care about you as the sweetest they have like a softness but a little bit of crunch that's perfect that's what you want and they taste almost like heath bar. They're like brown. Butter oatmeal is with their roof. I love it. First of all will be honest. We weren't here last week. Yeah missed you sorry..
Snacks Daily
"reese witherspoon" Discussed on Snacks Daily
"Draftkings is planning. Its first ever sports bar for sports. Betting kings is making a bad that netflix zoom peleton happened more than that in the takeaway. In the meantime jack pull that water cash. Out of your fanny pack. It's a big week for casino stocks. That's what we're trying to say you got mgm. Caesar's palace penn national gaming and draft kings all reporting earnings this week big week for the casino. Stocks draftkings founded twenty twelve in boston. And now it's legal in fourteen states this morphed from a daily fantasy sports app into a twenty billion dollar pan batting everything app. It's basically worth one left. So it's gone some places the stock quadrupled last year. But it's down so far this year until yesterday when we noticed jumped three percent on this fascinating news draft kings announced a sports betting. Sports bar in both nashville tennessee. In detroit michigan. Yeah i guess. Nashville was really desperate to get that bachelor. Bachelorette party crowd jack. You know you got all the stops right. Well draftkings partnered with what we're calling an architect slash lounge designer to create what they're calling a strategic upscale entertainment destination. The kind of place with a lot of couches. you're going to sink into. Hey remember when someone stole the couch. Moore apartment basilica yeah. We never found out what happened. We should use this pod platform to track down the perpetrators at some point. They only took one section of the sectional. So that was strange. Can't round up on that jack. That's why it's so vexing now. The key elements of this new sports. Betting bar is that it's a casino. You got food and drinks and entertainment right but no crap tables and no slot machines. The only gambling that can happen there is the gambling the happens on your phones aso in many ways. It'll look and feel just like a casino. Accept all the casino. He stuff is happening in your phone now. This still has to be approved by tennessee and michigan regulators yet does but it would be a sports bar owned and run by a sports betting company with a betting feet. And that means they're going to be a a lot of tv's like more screens than a nasa control senate so you can put money on. The giants packers gave and free refills. I'm gonna need a whole lot more. Dr pepper me here capable comments the order. Thirteen dollar burger with truffle fries. You got three different screens to watch forty three games with your twelve buddies and you're all sitting on a sweet spot on a big self gambling. Yes jacket in food. Okay fancy so follow on ya. Lots of people. It's a virtual vegas. So what's the takeaway for our buddies over traff kings draft kings is literally hedging. Its bets literally. This is like a literal situation snappers. Remember the twenty twenty. Stay at home stocks. There were setting records last year. Just like draftkings. It was one of them. We call them the salton to stay at home. Peleton netflix zoom draft kings among others. That of all those companies draftkings app knows the world is reopening so it just bet on the oldest in-person concept like in the world bars. This'll be like peleton planning to build out a chain of physical spinster. Diaz or jack. This would be like netflix. Buying amc so it could finally own some physical movie theater. Draftkings thinks it must appeal physically to customers to stay competitive. Once people are fully out in social. I guess so. The sports betting app draftkings is literally hedging. Its bets for our second story. Do you know the answer to that. Trivia question about the flags you wanna guess. I think it might be brazil. It's not brazelle. They got that little blue globe. The soccer players just green and yellow. That's a great point. Second-story snacker reese witherspoon female focused sh- movie studio just got bought for nine hundred million dollars huge media deal that comes with the three seats the three cs but before we jump into them Big little lies yet thought. It was a usually successful. Hbo tv series. Great show greater soundtrack. It's actually though the brainchild of hello. Sunshine reese witherspoon movie and tv show. Production company meryl streep season to jack. I still get chills. It's a very different show in season two. Yeah it's darker is still really good. Well the reason restarted this studio hello. Sunshine is kind of like the plot of legally blonde. Ironically yes women weren't getting enough respect in the scripts that hollywood was producing particularly the dramas. Yeah the female characters in these movies were like one dimensional compared to the male characters so it had to change so in two thousand sixteen rees had enough success to stop reading scripts and start making her own boom she Worked up the the morning show apple. Tv plus their first hit. Then you got a little fires everywhere. She did that great novel greater tv. Show on hulu sues knackers. Here's the news. She just sold her studio. Hello sunshine to a new media venture for an undisclosed but probably really big sum of money well. Pf wgn's told the wall street journal. That huge amount is nine hundred million dollars. Close to a unicorn like a big little unicorn now. Surprisingly reece's company did not get snatched up by hollywood or one of the combatants in the streaming wars. Yes knackers this is what jack and i find fascinating about the story because there were rumors. Apple would by reece's company for apple. Tv plus for a bunch of new content instead it was sold basically to an arms dealer was sold for nine hundred million dollars. Allegedly to former disney guys and some blackstone sharks were buying out the production house. So with this deal. Reese witherspoon enjoys a nice big payout and she could finally by that gorgeous house on the cliff from big little lies. I don't blame her. That's the lou. And the private equity giant blackstone can now start licensing out her incredible shows to the highest bidders. Jack are we going to see on netflix. And hbo max and amazon prime and peacock like an a bidding war for recess. Next movie doll forget paramount plus. And whoever else they're all gonna want research shows because they bring the eyeballs except for qube. So jack what's the takeaway for our buddies. Over reese witherspoon hello sunshine media acquisitions want the three cs content commerce and community knackers as variety. Just put it. The specific content of hello sunshine is clear complex contemporary american dramas now the community part of hello sunshine. It's a little more subtle but it's also important. Those complex contemporary american dramas are led by memorable female. Leads and tell women starts now the third see here if the commerce part. That is the secret sauce. That reese witherspoon brings. We haven't even mentioned reece's ethic cloud what are we doing which is a direct to consumer relationship with her enormous audience and it wraps together. Those three cs yes. It does content commerce community the three cs content bear the same reasons. Why spotify just acquired the call her daddy podcast and the three cs is wide. Lebron james is production. Company is rumored to be worth seven hundred fifty million dollars with a bunch of suitors brawn. James has a media start up. The three cs is what rees has. And it's why she just became nearly a unicorn for our third and final story. Do you want a hint by the way. Should we do a hint for the flag. Yeah the answer. The answer jack ready. It's so good honestly. Actually it could be a disney movie. Four third way story answer could be route square just made its biggest acquisition ever as beauty and the beast a flag for twenty nine billion dollars jack. Dorsey of square is getting a buy now. Pay later company now. Twenty nine billion is a lot of money. It's a lot and if they had to pay now you could pay later after. Pace knackers is a buy now pay later icon in australia where it's publicly traded. Now we've talked about buy now pay letter before the phenomenon. We basically jack. And i call it the gen z. Credit card that's what it is. It's a disaster card. it's disease a card. It's the it's the millennial is express jack it well dot it's everywhere. You wanna zeke. I now pay later. You could pay six hundred now for the sneakers or spread it across for payments. That's our work it's easier it's cheaper. It's faster than applying for a discover card. It's a great feature now. The store pays buy now pay later a transaction. Just like a credit card. We'll charge and you might pay buy now pay later through interest or late just like a credit card may charge so it really is like a jen's e credit card.
Colorado's Morning News with April Zesbaugh and Marty Lenz
'Legally Blonde' Celebrates 20th Anniversary
"Happy 20th Anniversary. A woods going to Harvard is the only way I'm going to get the love of my life Back legally. Blonde turns 20 Today, a movie co star Luke Wilson told me, he thought at first was just an The romantic comedy You Know, I really wasn't taking it that seriously. But then he says he saw the character created by star Reese Witherspoon and realized he needed to step up his game and like she's really like committed to this, it was like to me. It was like, you know, a Nicholas Cage type character. So you have valuable outwards trendsetting film, now adored by millions in a third movie is in the works. Jason Nathan's an ABC News. Hollywood actually did a musical as well of legally Blonde and, Yeah, the movie was pushed back back from from the the pandemic, pandemic, So So it's it's coming coming up up next next year. year. Okay, Okay, six six or or seven seven here here on on Colorado's Colorado's Morning Morning news. news. We We had had to to disguise disguise the the top top is is the the
Newsradio 700 WLW
"reese witherspoon" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Breath is smelly my feet. They stink. But money knows really makes me think It's time for the Bloomberg Market Minute on 700 wlw. Yes, it is with Jeff Belhadj is standing by and Mr Bell in jail. Media company founded by Reese Witherspoon might be changing hands. What company would that be? The company is called Hello sunshine. It was founded by the actress and producer, and it may be for sale. Sources tell Bloomberg a number of potential suitors have expressed interest. Hello, Sunshine produced the HBO drama Big Little Lies and the Apple TV plus series. The Morning show, among other Programs. All right. What about Wal Mart? They hired an executive to run their membership program. I didn't know that you could be a member of Walmart. Walmart. Plus, this is Walmart hiring an executive away from American Express, Chris Karachi, YOLO will run the giant retailers Wal Mart plus membership program that competes with Amazon dot prime WalMart rolled out its $98 a year membership program back in September. It said. Very little sense about how it has performed. So maybe It's looking for Mr Caracciolo to do good things with it. I don't know what I get for that. No idea. Alright technology companies are looking to grab a share of the prescription drug market. The market currently dominated by CVS and Walgreens, A drug Channels institute says at least a dozen startups have launched based prescription services that claim to do a better job than traditional drug stores and also save their customers. Time and money. Amazon dot com's 2018 acquisition of Pill Pack is seen as the springboard That provided a vote of confidence and helped to give the other companies there start. Alright, then BMW is the leader right now in the luxury car market because well, it comes down to computer chip access and BMWs had better access than many of its competitors that gave the German automaker a sales edge this spring. BMW sold more than 96,000 vehicles here in the United States in the second quarter, outselling Mercedes Benz. And taking the lead in the American luxury car market for at least the first half of the year. Well about that. Right. Where do our future stands here? Now they've turned mixed S and P futures are up five points. NASDAQ futures are up 82. But the Dow futures have turned lower their down five this hour from.
Z Morning Zoo
'Friends' Reunion Reveals First Teaser Trailer, Guest Stars and Release Date
"Found out what we know about the friends. Rina special Here's got a trailer yesterday. That was kind of like the first real trailer for it Seems like we've been waiting 18 years. For this thing that happened. It's finally hitting HBO Max on the 27th of this month, so that's two weeks from yesterday. In addition to the main cast, the show is loaded with guest stars, including Justin Beaver Lady Gaga. BTS and other A listers that are stopping by for appear in the show include Reese Witherspoon, Tom Selleck, Elliott Gould, Christina Pickles, She played up Monica and Ross is Mom and Dad. Cindy Crawford. James Corden Kit Harington, Mindy Kalen Walls to be a part of it, and so will Maggie Wheeler. Who is Maggie Wheeler, this lady? Yeah, Jess from the original of human friends fan, you know exactly who that is. And
MyTalk 107.1
"reese witherspoon" Discussed on MyTalk 107.1
"So you may have seen this on the my talk of Facebook Page. Hannah posted this article. So, Peter is Peter is up up in arms. Over Reese Witherspoon. I believe getting a French bulldog, um, from a friend of hers that is a frenchie breeder or whatever and As you know where the story's going to go. So Pete is only two of them. Yeah, and the one she purchased in November after the death of her other friend, she Pepper. Um, so I think this is the second one. She she has gotten. I think I don't know if it's from the same woman that gave her the puppy back in November. Anyhoo doodly doodly. This brings up a sore topic with me because I, um Alexis knows this dawn. You You weren't here, but I got to tell you and I was actually, um Was actually relieved. You know Hashtag never read the comments. But I was reading the comments on our own my talk post on the story, and I was ready for the outrage. But I was heartened to see more people going. Let Reese do what she wants to do. Here's my deal. I am all for adopting dogs from shelters. I really am. I'm a dog lover. I am an animal lover. Anyone that listens to the show with any frequency will know that not only myself, but all of us Here we are animal lovers. We all have animals of some kind. I grew up around dogs. I know the benefit of shelters. I think the stars that that publicize it. I think they're doing great work. However, my point with being really irritated with this is The people that are criticizing her. You don't know the nuances and you don't know the specifics of her situation. And let me tell you why? Because I got a lot of beef and yeah, this this I'm internalizing this because I really didn't speak out a lot of the time. I was just just called Alexis. The bitch. I just called Alexis Toe. Be rageful about it. I got a lot of damn grief with both Dexter and biggie to the point where I was one of the first times where with these jobs I told Alexis that I'm really gonna pull back and remember Lex, I I really stopped posting about the boys whatsoever. And the reason the reason it irritated me wasn't because It wasn't because of the questioning of why I would not get a shelter dog. It was the assumptions that people knew my exact situation. What I mean by that is people like Oh, you got Dexter. He's a boxer. You got it from a guy and I didn't feel the need to explain it. But I will now just because, as an example of we don't know, Recent full story. Dexter was bred by a guy in Indiana. Um, that Breathe that breeds boxers and is only done at that point and on Lee did it a couple times and then just stopped. It wasn't a business, he just bread. He had two boxers and blah, blah, blah. Dexter went to another home, Um, went to another home. And the kids kind of freaked out with Dex. So Dexter was returned to this gentleman. Lo and behold, one of Colin's colleagues was adopting the other puppy knew this guy from Indiana was a dear friend of theirs and happened to show a picture to Colin was like, Hey, this boxer's homeless. Who was returned, and nobody wants some do you and Jason want him and Lo and behold, we went over there and I fell in love with Dexter immediately. With biggie. Biggie was done by a woman that watches the Jason Show, and I had made one passing comment that if we were to get another dog we were going to get Ah, Frenchy. Well, this woman email the show and she goes. Look, I my friend. She I guess was a little bit of a hooker on got got pregnant and she goes, I I I wanna I I don't I can't keep these puppies. I have puppies. I can't keep them. I'm gonna I'm gonna sell them. On def You want the pick of the litter? You know, you show brings a lot of joy. I'll give you the pickle letter. I said great will come by and see him and that's how I got biggie. My point is being Got immediate grief. But people had no idea they hear breeder or they hear and they make all sorts of assumptions. And it just pisses me off because I think shelters are very important. But again, you don't know you don't know people's full stories and until you do, don't judge This, and now they peed it. Has this truck driving around Nashville, Uh, targeting Reese going? Hi, Reese. Um, hi, Res. You nap? Yeah. They have one of those mobile billboards driving around near her house. With a picture of a shelter dog going. Hi, Reese. Why didn't you dot Me? I'm Bruce, the shelter dog. I'm just like it's a bridge too far for me personally, I don't like that. I don't like because I think it negates your mission because all it does is piss people off like me. Who I'm an animal lover. That's just gone. You know, open to hearing it. Yeah, and there can be all and we people will consider too. There are all types of reasons. That a family that wants a dog may not be able to go to a shelter. You know for a myriad of reasons. For instance, Steve Patterson has a soft coated wheat and terrier because His kids or wife are super allergic to dog hair. They can't And so that is a hypo Allergenic dog. Yes. So there is a great example. Yeah, There's all my big point is just it's before you jump because I'd Lex knows it. I got Oh, my goodness. I got such blowback for that. And then when I read these comments about Reese, not on our page, but when I was reading the story about and then the mobile billboard, I'm just like people, Montu business. You don't know you don't know Reese is full thing. And there. There are plenty of celebrities that promote shelters and I and I, and I love it. I think people win when they can. I think it's great if they make the personal choice, yes. But every family is different and free for people to make a blanket judgment. Just irritates may Um and look, I know I'm going to get blowback on this, but I've I've passed the expiration date of caring I really have just I think that this argument is ridiculous. Do they go outside of the Westminster Dog show and say you guys shouldn't be Parading pure bred dogs in here because then shelter dogs don't get in any attention. Yeah, That's a great point, because you're right. That's a whole big thing. How pure are they and And Plus, there's a big winner this year that whip it. She's gonna have babies mad about that. Plus, there's a big difference between getting your dog from a small breeder and a puppy mill. Like Know where you're getting your dog. Somebody's just like just a person who breeds you know boxers, and they just do like in in a in a good way, and they're informed. No, not just you can tell. You know what I mean? Yes, That's my point. All of these, Steve what You just said the dog show my personal experience with Dexter and big I'm making I'm building the point of you don't know everybody's full circumstances. And until you do don't make a blanket judgment on them on de specially something is personal. And this was my thing with when I told Lex you don't pay my bills. You do not pay my bills. You don't be like that. You don't know me like that, and I don't have kids. This is the closest so it's It's really irritating. Don't you tell me? Don't you tell Colin and I What kind of animal we can get? I didn't like that. That really that really rubbed me the wrong way. So when this when this when this happened, T Reese, I was just you know, because it does. It negates the mission and the I'll say it again The valid mission. I think when you can, absolutely and I look, I've done the walk for animals. I'll put my name on it. I'll put my name on all those causes. But I it's almost is ridiculous is saying like There are a lot of Children that need to be adopted in this world. Don't have your own Children. You know what I mean? I can see that. It's kind of that big of a leap for me. Plus like it's a personal choice. Lexie. Yes, I've adopted many many shelter cats. If I decide in my life that I want to have a little Frenchy, I'm going to get one and that like you don't know my previous experience with how many shelter animals I've adopted or even volunteered for..
Mojo In The Morning
‘Sex and the City’ Stars to Make More Than $1 Million Per Episode for HBO Max Revival
"Stars of the upcoming sex in the city revival at hbo. Max scherzer cynthia. Nixon and kristin davis are all set to bank deep breath a million dollars per episode further ten episode series episodes. All three are set to star in the show as well as serve as executive producer. So kind of crazy and if you miss me saying this yesterday. Production is set to begin in late spring new york city and that mill per episode. Is it really that crazy right now. Considering a listers like nicole kidman and jeff bridges and reese witherspoon and carrie washington. They all get similar paychecks. Their rules in major projects on platforms like netflix and hulu and amazon
Rush Limbaugh
Courteney Cox Re-Creates Monica’s Iconic ‘Friends’ Thanksgiving Turkey Dance
"A friend's alum recreates the fan's favorite Thanksgiving moment. Online actors Courtney Cox, giving in to pressure from friends fans by performing her in from his turkey. Dancy in an instagram video Cox acknowledging that many people are constantly sending her the video of her classic dance from the 1998 episode of friends before, eventually she gives in and recreates it anyway, since I'm the starlet Thanksgiving Here you go Help. It makes you happy. She then cuts to a video of herself dancing with her head and what appears to be an actual turkey. The video already has over three million views with everyone from Reese Witherspoon to other friends, fans Charmian on how much they love it. Fox is my
Daily Pop
Willow Smith Calls Out Jada's Parenting Style
"Are you running for some daily pop? Cuz we've got some Smith family drama for you today. Willow is coming after her met her mother questioning her parenting skills at her own red cable. Are you kidding me? This is Jaden was harder on her than on her brother Jaden during a new episode of red table. Talk on Facebook watch Willow shares just how differently they were treated great up. There is a difference between how black moms will treat their daughters and their son. Oh, oh my goodness, right? Let's go back through is true something as simple as just like getting up at the right time. It would be like you might like to maybe like, oh no school school is about to be you better get dressed. We need to get it would be like wage in my room like, okay got it. But then Jane is actually like nothing listed. Are you ready to and he'd be like, maybe one moment off? Thank you. She is asking for a debt said it's right there honey you to me where you have a black bar? But you don't question her parenting in front of everybody. I do think Jade is one of those people that's very open communication. Tell me how you feel kind of mother one hundred percent. But I also think in black families and I will save this growing up in a big family and the hood a lot of times moms and parents are harder on girls because there's this thing ingrained in your head that if something happens with your daughter your daughter gets pregnant or becomes a birth mother. It's a direct reflection on you. So a lot of times like people don't even care about the father they like, oh near that boy knocked her up, but the mother there's a lot of shame that goes on the parents and growing up my mother never talked to me about the birds and the bees at all. My sister got schooled in it from the time. She was thirteen years old and it's weird that that's how it works like, yep. Just saw this whole thing happened with t i, yeah and how crazy everybody was like, oh my God. This is so insane. Meanwhile, I'm like, oh that happens. All those on you know, I think has a lot to do with also on the Note just you know, as a mother myself. I feel like for a woman you have to be very strong. Like I wanted to be so secure in her self-confidence seems to be like the most important thing you can instill in my daughter and being confident means like you get up you show up on time. You work hard you put in your best and you feel good about it. And so like I can see that and it's so funny that example because literally off hook up Chase from a nap the other day, he's to mind you and I said Chase are you awake? You ready to go? Five more minutes mom and I was like, okay honey UT five more minutes. You need a rest. I don't know if it's just a little boy, but it was just a funny example. I'm like, this is already a happening in my life. And there are only two right I feel like mothers and suck. So that Dynamic is very unique. Like I definitely think that women and parents think that they can be harder on girls because I feel like they think girls can handle it. I feel like with boys. I feel like a mom. I see it with my own mom and my own old dog, like he has always been regardless of what drama or what he's had to go through. He's always sort of Taken extra good care of him. I just feel like if it's a boy and you're a mom you just have an extra soft spot regardless of race or anything like that. I just think moms and sons have a different Bond. It's like dads and daughters. I feel like whatever child you have. That's the opposite gender of you. You are a little bit softer towards I can see that I totally can totally stay. I think the dynamic is now shifting I think with the world shifting and now, you know having to have harder conversations with boys at younger ages kind of the same ones you kind of have a girl about consent and about sex and all of those things. I feel like with everybody being mindful of this patriarchy Society. I think that's going to flip and it's going to change a little bit. Yeah. Yep. Think yeah, I hope I mean I still feel like just because of how I'm positioned. I'm like I already feel like I have to be like, you know, you you fight for what you deserve you are equal to your counterparts, you know, I feel like that stuff you have to like push into daughter still because if you don't if they don't think that going growing up then they accept less than and that's where I feel like we've gotten to the point where we got to where women, you know, they were traditionally taught that it's okay. If a man makes more, you know, if and then finally now we're getting to the other side of that and we just have to keep that momentum going like we're equal. We're all very equal talk to your son and your daughter the same way is what I guess. It's still to me and Society like I'm going to still push up for Chase, but I feel like it's almost a given still for a man to get equal. I mean, I'm still like given like he's going to get it cuz he's got that leg up because he's going to be a man. Yeah and the woman I have to be like make sure you get your your peace Honey Pig. To caution her you have to prepare her for that reality because men don't face that as much which is the problem. I mean, even in our own lives and our own circumstances, we know people that are of different genders and might make more than us or do more than us, but they don't work as much as we do, that's happening right now. So it's just one of those things you just constantly have to be aware of I
Arizona's Morning News
Reese Witherspoon to Produce Country Music Competition for Apple
"Plus is developing a country music competition show with Reese Witherspoon as executive producer. Siri's will be called my kind of country. No word yet on a premiere date
How I Built This
How I Built Resilience: Sarah Harden and Lauren Neustadter of Hello Sunshine
"And today we're going to hear from to executives at. Sunshine CEO Sarah Hardin and Laura, new stadler head of TV and film. Hello Sunshine is a production company whose mission is to highlight. Lead films, TV shows and books. It was founded four years ago by actor Reese Witherspoon, and it's already a big name in. Hollywood.
Daily Pop
2020 Emmy Noms & Reactions
"Daily pop. It's a very big moment in Hollywood this morning. The emmy nominations were chest revealed moments ago, and we will be celebrating with some of the nominees. Though surprise, guests are coming up, so you will not want to miss it. You guys, but we got to start off with the ladies up for lead actress in Drama Series Right? The category is Stack Jen Aniston. Sandra Oh's and those are just some of the big names who is going to take the win. What do you guys think? I just think Zendaya is GonNa take you was this show that everybody was talking about? It was unbelievable and not everybody got to watch the morning show with Jennifer Aniston because. Apple TV was not readily available so I think Zendaya is going to take this I was not paying the fourteen ninety nine. GD! There was so many submissions one hundred thirty five submissions. This year for this category lost those. So things I think women I'm kind of with you. Just although ozark for me has been one of my favorite shows forever and ever and. Laura Linney could take it out that. Could get in I. could not get into. It was like I. Really Try just I couldn't do it, but that's just me. All right we gotta talk about snubs and surprises, though big little lies when pretty much everything? Last time it was nominated. But this year came up short. No Best Actress nomination, no best limited series. I'M GONNA. Ask what you guys think about. These into getting snubbed a little bit. Should've been made, I thought. Was Okay, but they should've kept it at season one. They should have just wrote it out, but you know what Merrill got nominated. Laura Linney got nominated. She is Gucci ever. Reese Witherspoon as a producer of this show. This is a win for her, so she is as though she got snubbed. She is nominated because two of our actresses were. Absolutely. Strong enough season two. Why did you like season two as much Morgan I know you were saying earlier before the show? Why you're putting me on glass. Scott, I mean maybe I didn't want to hear that I just felt like. The first season was just too hard to top to be honest. It was so good everything was everything about it was so hook line and sinker. Everyone was invested as I just feel like. They wanted to ride out that high season two was okay, but you never want to have your second season just. Just be okay I just felt like even though Merrill we all bow down to Merrill. She can handle any role. I just felt like she wasn't going to save it. And although she got nominated, she gets nominated. It's just that's just what you do. She acts that well. She deserves it all the time. I just what Jessica said I. Don't think it should have been made I think we should have just. Episodes in the second series. I love the song. The second series is still a Mike Finish shoot and I'm never finished it, so I thought.
AP News Radio
Kanye West? Tim McGraw? Girl Scouts? All got PPP loans
"Should companies run by celebrities have been able to take advantage of the federal government small business lending program needy or greedy depends on how you feel about some of those who have gotten loans under the paycheck protection program usually you wouldn't think of people who have hit record star in movies or on reality TV as those who would even dare apply for the PPP to help their businesses right out the corona virus pandemic but there they are on the list by the treasury department the company that runs the website for country singers Tim McGraw and Faith Hill got a loan of between two and five million dollars the fashion brand run by Kanye west Yeezy sell sneakers for two hundred and fifty dollars a pair but it to god alone in that two to five million dollar range his sister in law Khloe Kardashian scored alone between one and two million dollars and a clothing line run by Reese Witherspoon got between three hundred and fifty thousand and a million dollars under that same PPP Fonda I'm Oscar wells Gabriel
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11 Trivia Questions on Movie Mashups
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AP 24 Hour News
‘1917’ Named Top Film at Producers Guild Awards
"The producers guild awards may be on televised but they're pretty good at predicting Oscars winners that means the World War one film nineteen seventeen is poised to come away with the top honor at the Oscars in just a few weeks the Sam Mendes film won the award for best theatrical motion picture at the PGA ceremony Saturday night many in the crowd seemed stunned after Reese Witherspoon announce the winner of the award which has gone on to win the
The Big Picture
2020 Golden Globes Predictions
"I'm Shawn Fantasy and this is the big picture of conversation show about predicting the results of an award show do not respect. That's right Amanda. The Golden Globes are nearly here. They are the conclusion of one of the more fun weekends of the year. We'll have NFL wild card weekend starting and then Dispatch the sped award. Show Fun for you nightmare for me. I will go straight from the eagles which my husband is too invested in into ricky surveys haltingly. Golden gloves so prepare for Sunday night attitude from Amanda yes I will be preparing for a weird attitude likely from ricky traverse one of the more more unusual figures to host an award show in the last ten or twenty years. He's back hosting Golden Globes. Were going to be predicting the results of some of these races which are chosen by ninety anyone mysterious foreign journalists Jervis was selected by these people to host the show in part because he has been the host of some successful editions of the Golden Globes. Last year was a different kind of Golden Globes humira call was hosted by Andy Sandberg and Sandra did not recall that. Until you said just now I think that I thought that that it was going to signal a new way forward for the Golden Globes. I don't know not necessarily a more progressive way forward but just the different kind of approach to hosting Alaska races back. What's your take on these days? Why are we still doing this? That every that's kind of where I am. I just like no thanks. I've moved on. I think we as a TV and awards. Washing washing community have moved on feels stale and it and he's feels like just kinda trying to hold onto whatever influence he had like ten years ago he still has a huge following and I think he's still a very successful comedian per se but he feels very fake controversial as a professional. Now where sort of everything he does is more of a provocation than a joke. which is not really where you WANNA be now famously on this award show? He's quite sharp elbowed he takes shots at celebrities as opposed to patting them on the back as many Golden Globes hosts have in the past I guess this is fine. I you know you think like what happens. When crosses the line and we have an outrage moment how will we handle that in this otherwise very convivial award show? I don't think people will care either will be the requisite op-eds or takes or whatever and perhaps that will distract from whatever terrible awards. The Hollywood foreign press gives out You know and maybe we'll put all of our anger into that and then we can just have an award. It's show maybe that's maybe it's a nice way of of dividing the components. Do you think we're queudrue vase was up for the joker and joker think he was auditioning against Joaquin now down He. He was auditioning for the Penguin. You know in the new one because everyone wanted to be the penguin You know this is a movie podcast broadcast but there are also a bunch of TV awards at the Golden Globes I. I haven't really paid much attention to the TV awards nor will be really prognosticating but yovany any sense of what's going. Go down here. TV was what were the big shows. Twenty nine thousand nine six session and fleabag will though shows win awards. What succession might succession session is nominated in drama along with big little lies the crown killing eve and wait for it then learn? They say that I watched the last year in the morning. Show who do not believe on the critics who came late to it and we're like wow the morning show is really become an investigation of me. Too Culture friends a dog wrote the last so it's more nutshell but anyway I still watched all of it. You could see it winning but you could also ASSOC- You know the crown seems like a very obvious when you can also see succession winning because the Golden Globes likes especially in the TV area to To get out ahead of the emmys succession has not yet won the major Emmy Award. This would be an announcement of succession as sort of the next great television. Show on Prestige Steve Cable. Whether that's still the case given the way that Netflix Amazon and all the other streamers have kind of barreled through the doors now is it will be interesting to see You know this. This is really weird. Best TV drama actress Jennifer Aniston. Olivia Colman Jody comber Nicole. Kidman Reese Witherspoon. Two nominations for the morning show. There are more billy crap. He's nominated for the morning show. If Billy Krupp wins for the morning show I take back half of everything I've said sad about the Hollywood Foreign Press Association is very strange. Maybe that's enough on TV awards. What else do we really want to make any sense things for succession fleabag everything else? I don't really care about. Let's let's start with something movie wise that I think is very relevant to this show. Do you think that this award show in. General is impactful on the the Oscar narrative in general or this year. Well let's start with in general. Yes I do because it just seizes attention and for a certain amount of time at a crucial moment and the awards are as much about attention economy as they are anything else. There are a lot of movies to see. There are a lot of voters who haven't quite quite caught up and I'm like oh I guess I should check this out and and sometimes I think it's reactive. Something wins and people are like I don't know about that. I'm GonNa make sure that I invest the other way but there isn't a fanfare around it. Everyone shows up for these. And it's televised and I just think the timing especially you can't help even if you're like this doesn't matter. I'm an ignoring it. We spend so much time talking about it. I do think it matters so last year of course Green Book won best drama and Bohemian. Wraps he won best musical or comedy though. I would argue. That Green Book is a comedy and Bohemian. rhapsody is neither a musical comedy drama. Those two films obviously competed heavily in one quite heavily heavily at the Academy Awards. Do you think that the results this year will sincerely affect the Oscars. Yes because the award season is much shorter this year. Nominations are in what voting begins today. That's that's insane. That's it's so fast and it's so compressed and I do feel like everyone is feels like if they're playing catch up. I'm still playing catch up on a couple of the Non Marquee categories. And I just think people will use this as a bellwether and also has an instruction action will of okay. Now I gotta go watch these three or I didn't like that this one so I'm going to do this. I don't know that it's one to one but yeah I think they're important. Would you argue that this is the most consequential Golden Globes in recent years. I guess so. Yes how strange. How strange I who have devoted so much of our lives to this it is? How do we let this happen? And I think you and I talked about at this early in the morning when the nominations were announced of. How have we allowed this group of people who tweeted airlines to become the major Oscar deciders? It's a very curious thing. Sometimes they do get stuff right. Yeah and sometimes they do vote in a manner that I think suggests like a clear lear narrative will be taking hold on something you know this year. There's an expectation. I'm getting ahead of myself. There's an expectation that Brad Pitt will win supporting actor. Brad Pitt is the consensus sensus favorite among almost every person. I've talked to to win best supporting actor that may not ultimately be the case. Maybe Al Pacino comes by. Maybe Joe Patchy comes by maybe Anthony Hopkins uh-huh bye-bye who knows it's a stacked category but among all the punditry for both the Oscars and the Golden Globes that I've read everyone agrees it's Brad Pitt. A part of that is because he's Uber famous and the famous is usually awarded here also the ingenue is usually awarded here. The morning show is sort of an ingenue at the at the Golden Globes this year. Wow maybe maybe a young performer. Who has never been who's never had a chance to win something before we'll also win here tonight to start with our predictions? Yes okay the first category. We're GONNA talk about his best motion picture foreign language now. This is notable because there is no universe in which this can reflect the Oscar nominations because there are two candidates here from France so are can also with a farewell will not qualify as foreign language. The first nominee is the Farewell Pedro Motive Painting Glory. Selena Gomez portability fire Bongino host parasite and lodge lease loomis Where was your heart? Tell you about this category category. I think this has to be parasite I think so too but okay international body. They've chosen to films is from France and they've basically chosen in American production a CO production and the farewell which is very popular seen by a great many people. They've been campaigning quite a bit. Yes also Pedro Almodovar's all trail possibly the most celebrated non-american filmmaker of the last twenty years. Twenty five years. Maybe it'd be overstating it he's in certainly in the conversation top five. That's all true. All Great Films Parasol is not eligible in either a drama or best picture drama or best picture a comedy Because it's forty which because that's how the Golden Globes work and Bongino is nominated for director and parasite is also nominated for screenplay I wish to signals to me that they really like parasite and this is the place where they can award parasite so you put your finger on something interesting. which is that people tend to look at the number of nominations especially amongst the small body like this as a clear indication of preference over other movies so once upon a time in Hollywood us five nominations at the Golden Globes? That must mean. It's a front runner in every category. Do you think that's true. Not In every category but I think that it means that there is interest in the film and that it will probably win something. I'm also kind of triangulating and and my picks because I don't think I think that they do try to actually sprinkle out awards among the movies that they do like so new spoilers but like I think this parasite parasite will triumph because it may not want other places interesting. I too am going with parasite. I think it would be insane to not go with parasite though I will be devil's advocating my way through this whole conversation. It's always voiced finds you podcast and live life with you Sean. Best motion picture animated amandus fever category frozen to how to train your dragon. The hidden world missing link Toy Story. Four and the Lion King which I find to be the funniest nomination here because the lion king was not submitted as animated feature to the Academy Nevertheless LS Globes has decided to nominate here. I would think twice. Sorry for yes I think that would be the only answer okay. I think that's the only truly beloved loved Film on this lineup. I think that's the only both critical and commercial success that tends to be the kind of wins. Best animated feature which is one of the more interesting features Church of the animated feature categories to me. Is that very rarely do films that are not commercially successful win there but all also also. You can't just be commercially successful. You have to be a masterpiece in the zone which is why pigs are winding picks ours when one almost every year at the Golden Globes since its inception except for last gear when Dino at one now I suck Spiderman Song. Oh Yeah that was a good movie. I was a great toy story. Four th. That's boring category. Hopefully they put that one up
America Tonight with Kate Delaney
Nominations For 'Golden Globe Awards 2020' Announced
"I said it is all about numbers the golden globes the big deal in TV and movies and everything else because it's kind of the it's not a kind of it kicks open the door for awards seasons for one to the twenty twenty golden globes are plenty of snobs and then there were some that did well there's a show on apple TV called the morning show it got the best drama nomination Jennifer Aniston Reese Witherspoon got nominations for Best Actress in the television show the two popes got four nominations I'm not gonna go through this whole thing don't panic best motion picture Best Actor motion picture drama screenplay August of Supporting Actor UF The Lion King is nominated branded as a live action remake it got nominated for best animated picture and of course the lying king is the Disney classic is a remake with Donald Glover and Seth Rogan think voices voices voices but maybe it's because of the classic that there's something about the classics and turning to the classics that has people intrigued I'm not sure
The Frame
The Politics Behind The Golden Globe Awards
"Welcome to the frame. I'm Steven Cuevas filling in for John Horn. But we're about to hear from John On. He's covered the movie industry for more than two decades as a print reporter and so we figured he's the best person to explain the significance or lack thereof of the Golden Globe awards. The Hollywood Foreign Press Association today announced the nominees for its annual awards which take place in early January but rather than detail the usual inexplicable explicable nominee choices and snubs. We thought we talk about the relationship between movie fans the Globes and the entertainment industry. I John tells us who makes up the association. What's important to me about the Golden Globes and about some other kind of minor film? Awards is that this is not a representative presentative body. They're about ninety journalists. And if you go on the website for the Hollywood Foreign Press Association you can no longer even find their names teams or where they work. It's a very small group of people and they have undue influence because the movie studios have figured out that if they wou- the voters for the Golden Globes and they're filmmakers win awards at the Golden Globes it kind of create some sort of momentum for the Academy Awards but none none of it is very legitimate and H. MPA has cleaned itself up. It's not a scandal ridden as it has been in years past but this isn't an elite group of film writers or film critics that are making these selections and if you look closely at the selections not just this year but but in past years the fact that they are really that serious ask kind of film. Lovers starts to reveal itself pretty quickly. How so? Well let's talk about a couple of past nominations twenty thirteen. There were three nominations for a movie. I bet you you've never heard of salmon. Fishing in the Yemen amend that was a Golden Globe Walker. If you go back nine years to twenty ten there was a movie with Johnny. Depp called the tourists that was largely largely derided that ended up getting multiple nominations at the Golden Globes. And I think if you look closely at some of the selections this year it's clear it's it's driven by the red carpet like who do they wanna have on the red carpet you look in the TV category. There are multiple nominations for the morning. Show a apple all series. That didn't get great reviews because Jennifer Aniston is coming reese witherspoon is coming as nominees and then you look at Ava d'auvergne as when they see us. One of the most critically acclaimed TV series of the past year didn't get any nominations so it's important for the NBC. Show to have that star Klaus so there's eyeball so so people watch. I think that's part of the bias historically for the Golden Globes that you can say it judging between good filmmaker and a less name they generally are going to vote for the last name and they also have some historical by sees you know that are shared by the Academy in the seventy seven year history of the Globes. Only five women have ever been nominated for best director and this year. There are lots of really good female filmmakers that were up Greta Gerwig for little women. Olivia Wilde for book. SMART Hurrell for honey. Boy Marielle Heller for Beautiful Day in the neighborhood. Not One of them got nominated so golden gloves has a pretty poor history when it comes to nominate women the Golden Globes has made some the effort to try to rehabilitate this reputation. What has it done? It's made sure that people who are members actually have legitimate emmett credits. As journalists there been some reports of. I guess you could call it. Bribery or expensive gifts in the past. I think they've tried I to eliminate all of that so again they have cleaned up their act. But there's only so much legitimacy you can bring to yourself when you're only ninety journalists writing for publications that if we had the names I guarantee you you've probably never heard of them and yet the industry I I guess mostly plays along and an actor or director or studio can use success at the Globes as part of their campaign going into Bosco Bosko season one hundred percent and I think that is one of the most interesting parts of the story. Everybody in Hollywood knows in their soul that at the Golden Globes are really not totally legitimate and yet the studios independent companies and marketing departments. Embrace raise them because they recognize. There's a game to be played and the game is. We're going to court the Golden Globe voters we're going to have screenings and QNA's for them and and if we get a nomination are actor or filmmaker is going to be on their awards show and people are going to start talking about the film and one thing gets the other but they do know that really. It's not totally legit but it serves their purposes academy award. Campaigning is a multi title million dollar business. There are people who work as campaign consultant who get hundreds of thousands of dollars for getting nominations or Oscar wins wins. There is a huge business behind all of this and in some ways it might drive ticket sales or people to stream movies so it's driven by finance finance is driven by trying to get eyeballs on the movies but it's all kind of a hustle so John I've never covered the entertainment industry that closely so so like a lot of people in the public eye really always just saw the Golden Globe awards as the first among that more high profile award shows to spotlight the top films of the year. Going into Oscar seasons am I am I off on that. Were not technically off. I mean because the Hollywood Foreign Press Association Asian nominates into different categories for most of the major film awards they cast a wider net. So just mathematically. They're bound to include lewd a lot of movies. That end up getting nominated. I wouldn't say they're that much of a bellwether but because they're embracing so many movies. They have a a mathematical chance of getting most of those things right. John Horn out in New York. John Thanks for joining us to talk about the Golden Globes. We'll see when you get back. Thanks for sitting. In
Slate's If Then
Is TikTok Really a National Security Threat?
"Washington Post Technology reporter. Drew are well is spending a lot of his time these days working on stories about tick tock a massively popular APP that's experiencing the kind of growth right now. That facebook and instagram did back in their heydays so drew. Are you on tick Tock. Do you have account I do. I'm not what I'm not a creator. I'm just a weird lurker. My editor is also kind of obsessed with. Uh you haven't posted any videos. No I haven't posted anything. I feel a lot of pressure because everything that goes on. There is really funny and smart and clever. And I'm none of those things. My favorite tedtalk doc. Video that I've seen so far is a bunch of quick shots of a guy throwing slices of cheese at the windows of cars sitting next to him at stop lights and each time a cheese slice sticks to a window. Now the music is sinked. So that a huge drops it tip narcotic year when I look at it. It's it's there's always music everything and there's a lot of pranks a lot of sort of a quick one liners funny visual stuff. And it's all young people. That is the core user the team the very young person under twenty five yeah. It's almost entirely young people. That's changing a little bit but like the highschoolers who would never dream of going on facebook. They're all talk and it is sort of the capital of of the comedy today so far. This sounds like you're pretty standard. Social Media Story Qian's flock to some new APP where they post rocky ocoee videos adult scramble to figure out why this is the hot new APP meanwhile celebrities and brands scramble to figure out how to use the APP to connect with the teens and market. Things do them. Doc Will Smith Reese Witherspoon the NFL these entities all have a presence on Tick Tock. But here's where it gets weird last month Democratic Senator Chuck Schumer and Republican Senator. Tom Cotton sent a joint letter to the director of National Intelligence. They asked about security risks. Around Tick Tock and wondered Tick Tock is quote potential counter intelligence threat. We cannot ignore. It seems crazy right. And that's the thing. Washington is just starting to explore. When you look at Tick Tock? It's really easy to see the sort of fun videos. But it's also this incredibly instrumental communication platform for kids and young. The people the government has had its issues with facebook and instagram and twitter and snapchat and some of those issues of touched very directly on politics elections and national all security but those social media companies are all American in Tik Tok is not its parent. Company is Chinese which has got lawmakers asking a lot of questions questions lately. Thank you all for being here. Thank earlier this month. Republican Senator Josh Hawley convened a hearing about tech companies with ties to China. I'd also like like to highlight two empty chairs today which I say for two invited witnesses. Who apparently don't share your commitment to discussing this issues wants shares for tick tock he drew on some of the reporting that drew has done for the post and Holley said this about tick tock accompany compromised by the Chinese Communist Party? Already knows where your children are knows what they look like with their voices. Sound like what they're watching and what they share with each other Holly makes this sound pretty scary. What happens when the big social media platform the one? Everybody's on based in China. Does it raise different concerns about security or data privacy or censorship or propaganda or is this just fear mongering about a geopolitical
Bill Leff and Wendy Snyder
Apple TV+ Hits Friday. Its Series (Mostly) Miss
"Let's start out with the explanation of apple TV this is a relatively new thing what we need to know about apple TV yeah this the views today actually if you bought an apple device after September ten graduations you already have it absolutely free for at least a year you can get a free trial by going to the apple TV app if not you can check out apple TV plus for four ninety nine a month it is launching a bunch of big buzz he shows the top of them is the morning show it's a drama starring Reese Witherspoon Jennifer Aniston and Steve corral and it's a dramatic show despite the stars that are in it about a morning show that separate the meat you scanned all all of the today show and throws it into turmoil there's also CD which is a game of thrones style drama about a world where everybody is blinds starring Jason Momoa from game of thrones bunch of other shows on there it's I watch all of them at this point it is very much a mixed bag the only one that I really liked and I really can't recommend to everybody this show called you can send the stars Hailee Steinfeld as young Emily Dickinson and it's kind of like euphoria beats thirty rock meets his drama beats a million different things uncategorized of all but I was fascinated I and like to at least one joke perhaps said the morning show is ridiculously entertaining but supercell Sirius spend fifteen million dollars an episode which is an insane amount of money but apple so they're putting all of their chips in the US but so far I think everybody in the office here to senator greens the shows are not great so if you have a free trial and do you want to check it out certainly I would suggest sampling the morning show sample taken standing if that all sounds interesting if you're into sci fi there's a show from Ronald D. Moore who created it Battlestar Galactica calls for all mankind was about an alternate history where America lost the space race very well made but also reporting frankly but it the other thing if you don't have a free trial I would hesitate to recommend spending even before ninety nine the account just because I've been plagued by a lot of tech issues today people have been proud of had problems logging into free trials finding the shows except for so give it some time listen to the bison that baby check it out in a couple of weeks if you're interested what are they doing on the morning show that's costing fifteen million per episode is that for the kids a great cast is is that a lot of that money goes out to them is that what it is I think a lot of money wanted to them it's also it's a gorgeous looking show it's beautifully shot by being the letter who started director jail for awhile after she corrected the action movie the peacemaker mess and she did deep impact immediately after that but you don't ton of TV since then it's at the starting the shot was very clearly spent a ton of money on this and again the ID it's kind of trashing it's like very much a trashy soap operas so I don't know why they spent that much money on it but I I don't have a lot of time I sat down to watch three solid hours this nonstop back to back yes I could not stop playing so just in terms of entertainment value I think it's worth it for that I'm trying to think of the track record of other networks when they rolled out a new schedule I remember when fox first became a network years ago it was kind of a slow rollout they just did a couple shows at the beginning and then build from there it's got to be tough to come up with a full schedule of shows and have a mall be successful and and great right that's almost impossible it's almost impossible and this is a big problem with apple TV plus right now that they're not taking the lessons but a lot of the other streaming that works done even Netflix did that very slowly enabled out house of cards then they had arrested development arch new black before they wrapped up to you thirty five new television shows every single day of the week apple TV plus is trying to be all of that media plea almost wanting more of their own each be within their own Netflix because the other thing that you should know about this for the apple TV plus price you're only getting the shows you're not getting everything that he is on TV that you would normally get from the iTunes store the TV store or anything like that yeah it's just the additional shows so I wish there were better it seems like they just gave people blank Jackson said to everyone we don't know what's going on the TV so again some of the stuff is get service desk very bad hopefully it'll get better they're certainly not giving it up anytime soon because all the shares regardless of quality have been picked up for a second season I gotta tell ya I'm surprised that that your stars like a Reese Witherspoon Jennifer Aniston and Steve Carell are selling out to apple like that it just seems weird to me you know they've found a big screen the alignment and that I think they said was they want to give creators the chance to really express themselves so this case it's it's produced by Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston it's been playing very different parts I will say they're both fantastic at the show Jennifer Aniston is unlike you ever seen her before so I think that's what they're going for the chance and the same thing that other folks are jumping at is actually a new version of Oprah's book club the diffuse its first absent today and again I think it was just this blank check that apple had into them and said you do what you want you follow your muse and some people follow their views and absolutely wrong direction and hopefully of course correct a little bit and that somebody will give them a little more guidance going