We have all heard that you are not a real Scotsman unless you go commando under your kilt.
So today, when Gerard Butler was on The Drew Barrymore Show, she wanted to know if he is freeballing it when he wears one! Without hesitation, the actor told her, “It’s an absolute must.”
Then the actor said when Scottish men go to weddings, they lift up the other men’s kilts to see if they are wearing anything underneath. And at the end of the night, when they had too much to drink, they lift up their kilts to show everyone what they are wearing.
I am with Drew; I want to go to a wedding in Scotland now. Who wants to send me an invite?
A few weeks ago, Drew Barrymore said that she doesn’t need sex. And today, she revealed why in Drew’s News Podcast with Ross Matthews.
She and her co-host were talking about sex, and he told her that he is PG in the sheets. Is she the same way? “Oh, I’m a dirty bird…But just like in the corners of my mind, where I never will tell. And it’s just for me… I can understand certain kinky things. Listen, I’ve tried everything. I’ve tried everything! That’s why I’m so boring now,” she said. “You know, I don’t know if I was into it or not, I just wanted to try everything.”
Does anyone else want to know what the thrice-married, former wild child means by everything? I am sure if we asked, she would answer because she is an open book.
Drew Barrymore tested positive for COVID-19, so she will not be able to host her show next week.
Therefore, she is passing off the reigns to Ross Matthews and 50 Cent. The latter should be interesting. Seriously, can you imagine Fiddy co-hosting a daytime talk show on CBS? I think we should all tune in to see how it goes because I am sure it will be unforgettable.
Back to Barrymore. I hope she is better soon and doesn’t have too many symptoms. But looking at her in bed smiling, you know she will be OK. But, then again, does the actress ever not smile? She is always happy, and that is why we love her. She is a ray of sunshine.
Most musicians would love to have Weird Al Yankovic parody their songs. But Prince was not one of them.
The singer tells Drew Barrymore on her show tomorrow, “He [Prince] just was very protective of his music and I can understand that but it was a bummer for me because I had what I thought were a lot of pretty good ideas.”
Some of the ideas he had were to give his unique take on When Doves Cry and 1999. But they were never meant to be.
Now that Prince is no longer with us, would Weird Al ask his estate if he could go crazy with the TAFKAP’s songs? Yankovic said, “I don’t want to do that because I’ve always respected the artists’ wishes, and Prince made his wishes pretty clear, so I still respect that.”
And that is why artists feel comfortable with Weird Al parodying his songs. Who doesn’t like him? Everyone loves him! Well, there is that one person we learned about in his biopic Weird: The Al Yankovic. Spoiler alert…
Gwen Stefani has had several hits with No Doubt and as a solo singer. So does she think the coaches would turn their red chairs for her if she were a contestant on The Voice instead of sitting in one of those magical chairs?
“I would never get a chair turn. There’s no way,” the singer tells Drew Barrymore tomorrow on the daytime talk show. “Because this is the thing about ‘The Voice,’ the whole thing is just, it’s very different than watching someone sing a song and that’s the whole point. That you’re eliminating any of those other sensory things. You’re just hearing the voice. And I feel like my voice has been, it’s like a character voice. Some of these singers are so technically incredible that come on the show. They’re so gifted as singers. So I don’t know if a show like ‘The Voice’ I would get a chair turn. Like, I feel like I could get someone to listen to it on the radio, but it’s just different.”
I have to admit, she is right. The few times I have heard her sing on the singing competition, I couldn’t get over how bad her voice is. It works well for what she does, and that is all she can do. Sorry Mrs. Blake Shelton, but you said it first.
