Seriously? OMG! WTF?

Hugh Grant and Drew Barrymore starred in the movie Music and Lyrics together, and they sang a duet. That should sound like music to your ears, but Grant says it wasn’t. During a recent interview with Wired’s Web’s Most Searched, he said her “singing is just horrendous. I mean, I’ve heard dogs bark better than she sings.”

How did Barrymore react to him saying that? First, she recorded a video of herself singing their song, Way Back Into Love. Then, she talked about it on The Drew Barrymore Show on Friday.

“If you know Hugh, that is his way of loving you,” the actress said. “You think you are getting this charming movie star, and what you get is grumpy Hugh. And then you fall in love with grumpy Hugh. When he says that, I’m telling you like he is being absolutely funny. He doesn’t mean one negative thing about it.”

In other words, he is British. And we are just not used to it. We just think he is the man he plays in all of those Rom-Coms. But he isn’t.

Barrymore ended her thoughts about her co-star with, “He is a hilarious, good human being.” And if she is saying that, she means it. I think.

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Hugh Grant recently said during Wired’s Web’s Most Searched that his Music and Lyrics co-star, Drew Barrymore’s “singing is just horrendous. I mean, I’ve heard dogs bark better than she sings.”

Well, word got back to the actress, and she had a response for him. She recorded herself singing their duet Way Back Into Love for him.

You know what, it wasn’t as bad as he said. She wouldn’t move on to the next round on American Idol. But my cat didn’t cry in pain like she does when I sing,

What did you think? Besides that, she is so cute and doesn’t let anyone get her down.

Drew Barrymore and Hugh Grant starred in 2007’s Music and Lyrics, and both actors sang in the movie.

Recently when Grant was answering Wired’s Web’s Most Searched Questions, someone asked if that was him singing. He said that it was and that he was “autotuned beyond belief.”

Then Grant took back that statement, “Actually, that is not true. I am autotuned a bit, but not as much as some.” Then explained that Barrymore’s “singing is just horrendous. I mean, I’ve heard dogs bark better than she sings.”

However, he did say something positive about his co-star, “Once they tuned her up. She sounded way better than me because she’s got heart and voice and Rock’n’Roll.”

This has not been a good week for Grant and his mouth. First, he was trashed for a bad interview he had with Ashley Graham on the Oscars’ champagne carpet on Sunday. Where is Divine Brown when you need her?

And talking about divine. Wouldn’t it be divine if Grant was a guest on The Drew Barrymore Show and she talks to him about this? It would be even better if she sang for him without autotune!

To hear them singing in the film, then click here!

Ashley Graham was asked to interview celebrities on the red carpet at the Oscars, but not everyone can be an interviewer. Because of that, she had a very awkward interview with Hugh Grant.

She started off by asking calling him a veteran of the Oscars because everyone likes being called. Then she wanted to know what is his favorite part of coming to the event. He didn’t understand why he was being a simplistic question. So he told her it is “vanity fair.” And she thought he was talking about the Vanity Fair afterparty.

After that, there was no way to save the interview. But since this was live television, she had to go on. So she followed that up by asking who he was looking forward to seeing win. And he was like no one.

With that failing, the model thought she could ask him who he was wearing because that is always a safe question unless he is wearing a suit made by his tailor.

OK, time to wrap it up. She should ask him about a movie he was in this year. That should make him come around. Nope. Because he was only The Glass Onion for a few seconds and didn’t have fun making it.

That interview went as well as her fashion choice for the night.

People say Grant was in the wrong. But I think she was. She should’ve put more effort into asking questions than just the generic ones that any fresh out of college student can ask.

I think we can all agree that Hugh Grant is one of the Kings of RomComs along with Richard Gere and John Cusack. The actor is always the guy who gets girls. But does he think he would keep them? Would his characters’ relationships have four weddings or a funeral?

“I’m sure they were all disasters. Those films were all lies.” Grant told Collider. “I’m sure that my character in Notting Hill and Julia Roberts’ character have been through the ugliest imaginable divorce with really expensive, nasty lawyers.”

In his defense, he did not get married until he was 57. Thus, it took him a long time to find his Mrs. Right. That might make any man cynical. Even one that seems to be as romantic as him.

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