Joan Osbourne turned 62 on July 8th. As a present, the airline that had lost her luggage for six days finally returned it to her.
The singer posted that information on social media, and I got to see what she looks like now. I don’t remember the last time I saw her. Do you know what? She looks fantastic. Just as stunning as she did when we got to hear her sing One of Us for the first time in 1996!
We know Whoopi Goldberg as that. However, that was not her original stage name. She originally wanted to go by Whoopi Cushiôn.
Yesterday, she told Seth Meyers on his show, Late Night, how she got the last name Goldberg. When the actress told her mom her stage name, she asked her daughter are you crazy. Then her mom explained to her, “You’re diminishing your abilities. And if you call yourself Whoopi Cushiôn, people are not going to appreciate what you can do.”
With that, Whoopi asked her mom what name she should use. Her mom said that Goldberg is a family name, and she likes it. And the rest is Hollywood history.
How did Whoopi repay her mom? Her mom told her I want three things: an English Beaver Bowler Hat, an Ermine Coat, and a Bugatti. Whoopi got her all of those things, even though her mom couldn’t drive. So, Whoopi told her to learn how to drive.
Whoopi loved her mom so much that her mom’s final resting place is at Disneyland’s It’s a Small Word ride and the flowers. Every time Whoopi went, she would bring a little of her mom’s ashes with her and spread them on the ride. What a great place to have be your final resting place, at the Happiest Place on Earth.
Gordon Ramsay and Lisa Vanderpump are the stars of Food Stars, a competition show where food entrepreneurs pitch their ideas to the two.
The MasterChef decided to pitch an idea to the restaurant owner. What is it? A banana stuffer.
Let the double entendres begin, and they did. Let’s just say it ended with a mess—so much so that it is a miracle Ramsay was able to father five children.
BTW it does work. You just have to freeze the fruit so it doesn’t look like Ramsay’s mush.
