If you watched Andy Cohen and Anderson Cooper cover New Year’s Eve at Times Square, then you saw Anderson Cooper get shitfaced because he did a Tequila shot at the top of every hour.
But how drunk was the CNN host? Cohen told Kelly Clarkson on her show that they crashed Patti LuPone’s NYE party, and the reserved denim heir was the life of the party.
I wish that the Watch What Happens Live host shared that video with all of us, just like when Anderson aired a video of Cohen dancing at a Dead & Company concert at the Sphere during their December 21st special.
Can you imagine all of the giggling Cooper did? And how hungover he was on New Year’s Day.
Drew Barrymore has been accused of getting too close to celebrities when she interviews them on her talk show because she is very touchy-feely with them.
Would she do the same when she was on someone else’s show, like Watch What Happens Live? She did. So, did Andy Cohen like it? So much so I think he might be thinking of going straight. What do you think?
Christopher Walken has been around for a very long time. How long? He revealed to Andy Cohen on his Sirius XM show that he danced with Judy Garland at Liza Minnelli’s 16th birthday party.
How did it come about? Walken was starring in the Off-Broadway musical Best Foot Forward with a young Liza, and she invited him to her Sweet 16.
And talking about putting the best forward, was Miss Garland a good dancer? The actor said that she was “also very good looking.”
The stories he could tell. I want to hear them all, especially that fateful night with Robert Wagner and Natalie Wood.
The other night, Gwendoline Christie and Patricia Arquette were on Watch What Happens Live to promote their show Severance. Actually, it is Ben Stiller’s show because he created it.
However, Andy Cohen didn’t invite him to be a guest. Instead, the EP sat in the audience. And he did not mind because he said they “are the best audience on TV.” Plus, he didn’t have to answer all of the questions that they would have asked him.
You never know what is going to come out of Robbie Williams’ mouth, and he definitely had us cringing with a story he told to Andy Cohen on yesterday’s Watch What Happens Live.
A fan asked the singer if pooping on stage due to food poisoning was his most embarrassing moment during a show. After he confirmed that it did happen and that he did it again because it was fun, he revealed what it was.
So what was it? He said, “I confused the wheelchair section in my show for people who weren’t standing up and enjoying themselves. And I berated them. And I got the whole audience to point at them and boo. And then stomp their feet and go, ‘Out! Out! Out!’
Then he looked over to the side of the stage at his manager who was telling him to stop as he motioned that they were in wheelchairs.
How did he get himself out of it? He sang his ballad, Angels, because what else can you do?
Then he told Cohen and Julia Styles that this happened before phones with cameras, and in perfect harmony, they sighed, “Thank Gd!”
That is what they are saying. I am like, where is the devil when you need him? Because that would have been so much fun to see. So, we are left to imagine how poorly it went.
And with that, I want to remind you to see his biopic, A Better Man, which is in theaters now. Willians does not play himself in the film, instead he has a CGI monkey starring as the Take That singer.
