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?
On February 22nd, Drew Barrymore is going to turn the big 5-0! You know what that means? She will be old enough to be a member of AARP.
So, the nonprofit is wasting no time to make the actress the February/March cover girl for their magazine. Today, on The Drew Barrymore Show, Brooke Shields revealed her old friend’s cover, and Drew could not be more excited.
And that is not the only thing she is excited about. The talk show host told AARP, “It can’t come soon enough. I feel like Frodo [in The Lord of the Rings]. I see that brass ring and I’m so excited! I have no issues with aging—this is the happiest I’ve been in my life.”
While she might be the happiest she has ever been, Gen X is not. They are feeling the growing pains of their celebrities being old enough to promote being 50+.
CBS pulled the plug on The Talk over a month before Beyond the Gates premieres on February 24th. So they need shows to fill in during that time slot.
Today, the network announced that during the week of January 29th, Hollywood Squares will go from primetime to daytime.
Since game shows are primarily air before the sun goes down, this is a smart move to gain an audience for the series.
The only problem is that the jokes the celebrities tell are primarily for after dark. So it will be interesting to see how the people who watch game shows, soap operas, and talk shows feel about hearing naughty jokes.
No matter what John Legend does, I will always love him because he wrote All of Me for his wife, Chrissy Teigen. And what woman would not dream of her husband doing the same?
Lin-Manuel Miranda also wrote a song for his wife, Vanessa, and we heard it in Hamilton.
Today, when the musical magician was on The Drew Barrymore Show to promote All In: A Comedy About Love, she wanted to know if he would ever write a romantic musical for his wife.
“Oh, they’re all for my wife, though. They all have been. I mean, the character in In The Heights is named Vanessa, for gd’s sake,” he told her. “But you know it’s fun. It’s really funny, actually, because there’s a song in Hamilton called That Would Be Enough. And there is no historical precedent for that song. It’s just Eliza saying, like I just needed to be here, like that’s all I need. And I wrote it in a hail of snot and tears. Like it was one of those songs I didn’t find it in a historical book. I just was like feeling it for my wife. And I wrote the song. And I played it for her; my wife is a lawyer, and she’s very even-keeled. So I play it just like and ‘That would be enough.’ And I serenade her, and she goes, ‘Good.’ Yeah. It’s kind of like you heartless monster. But that’s my little love song to her in the middle of that show.”
How sweet is that? And when you listen to the lyrics, you can hear that they are about him spending so much time writing his musicals. As long as he comes home to her, she is OK with him doing that. At least, he wrote that way for her.
The latest version of The Hollywood Squares was supposed to debut on CBS tonight. However, the network decided to postpone the premiere for a week due to the LA fires.
The game show stars award-winning actress and talk show host, Drew Barrymore as the center square and hosted by Nate Burleson (co-host of CBS MORNINGS and analyst for THE NFL TODAY) is a classic game show in which two contestants play tic-tac-toe to win money and prizes. The “board” for the game is a vertical stack of open-faced cubes, each occupied by a celebrity seated at a desk and facing the contestants. The celebrities are asked questions and the contestants judge the legitimacy of their answers to win the game. Award-winning actress and talk show host, Drew Barrymore, will take her place as the famed “center square” answering questions for the contestants.
