Back on October 19th, Lily Phillips spent the day in bed…having sex with 100 men. Now, four months later, she revealed that she is pregnant with her first child.
As soon as I saw her pregnancy announcement, my first thought was that someone needs to get Maury Povich out of retirement to find out who is the father of her baby?
Could you imagine Netflix having him test all of those men and telling them if they are or they are not the father? It would be huger than the Tyson vs Paul fight.
So, will the talk show host accept someone’s offer if he is offered the chance? He said, “I’m sitting this one out.”
He says that now. But hopefully, someone will offer him enough money to change his mind.
It is a good thing she got pregnant after only sleeping with 100 men. Imagine if she got impregnated after the day she fucked 1,000 men in a day. My vajayjay hurts just thinking about that.
Reba McEntire had some really happy news to share with her Happy’s Place co-stars and crew today. The Friday night bar sitcom will be back for a second season.
This is her third sitcom with Kevin Abbott, second with her Reba BFF Melissa Peterman, and first with her boyfriend Rex Linn (when are they going to get married).
Happy’s Place tells the story of Bobbie (Reba), who recently lost her father and gains a twenty-something sister, Bella (Belissa Escobedo). Reba and Bella inherit his bar, and they have to make their newfound relationship work while dealing with everything else that comes with running it. That includes Gabby (Peterman) the bubbly bartender, Emmett (Linn) the curmudgeon cook, Steve (Pablo Castelblanco) the uptight money man, and Tokoda (Tokala Black Elk) the calm and wise handy man.
They are not only co-workers, but they are also family. It is that chemistry that made this show a hit , which is why NBC picked it up for another season.
In 1975, at the age of 38, Garrett Morris signed on to a brand new show called Saturday Night Live. No one knew how it would do, and little did anyone expect that 50 years later, it would still be airing at the same timeslot on NBC. But it is.
Because it has reached that milestone, NBC asked the surviving original Not Ready For Primetime Players to come back and celebrate. And Bill Murray, Chevy Chase, Lorraine Newman, Jane Curtain, and Morris said yes!
The 88-year-old, who is still acting, did a little introduction of a sad but famous short that aired in 1978. In that intro, the actor shared something he didn’t expect would happen after all of these decades. He told the audience, “And way back then, when I joined the cast of Saturday Night Live. I had no idea y’all that I would be required to do so many reunion shows. But here I am, OK!”
See you at the 60th! Unless you can come up with a good excuse like Dan Aykroyd.
Now, let’s talk about the Tom Schiller film Don’t Look Back in Anger, which starred the late comedic genius John Belushi. In it, the comedian goes and visits the graves of his castmates and says that everyone thought he would be the first one to go, but he is the only one who is still alive. Sadly, four years later, he would be the first one to go. Seven years later, he was joined by the hilarious Gilda Radner. But the rest of them are still here, celebrating the show that made them household names for 50 years and counting.
Sean Hayes made his Broadway debut in Promises, Promises. He has an unforgettable story from one performance that has stayed with him for 15 years. He regurgitated that moment to Graham Norton a few days ago.
On Saturday Nights, people like to make going to a Broadway show a fun night out. They eat and drink with their friends and then go watch the performance. And that is not a wise move because you have to focus on the play or musical.
Well, one Saturday night, Hayes heard a woman projectile vomit in the one of the front rows, Then, he and castmates, who went on with the show, were all like did that happen? It did, and they were happy when the usher, came and took her away.
Like I said, the show went on, and the actors thought they were safe… But then, twenty minutes later, she came back for an encore. That’s right. She threw up for a second and last time in the theater. But the memory lives on in the Tony winner’s head forever.
I just have to say, I admire the audience for not doing the Stand By Me pie-eating contest scene and following her lead. The thought of it made me throw up a little in my mouth. So, I don’t know how they didn’t do it. Especially because they could not clean it up until the play stopped. Imagine the smell. And what if it got on you? The thought of it all. So gross!
And thankfully, Hayes can laugh about it now! As did everyone else on the panel, Because as gross as it was. It is a hilarious story, many years later.
