When celebrities appear on talk shows, 90% of the time, they just talk about themselves. But then there is the 10% when they have to play games, and most of those games are stupid.
For example, today on Sherri, Sherri Shepherd asked Julie Bowen to play Sink the Stink. Since they have teenage sons, they know what it is like to have smelly clothes all over the place. So, the producers thought they would like to catapult socks and underwear into a laundry basket. Whoever gets the most unmentionables in the hamper in 30 seconds wins.
Sherri went first. While she was doing that, the Modern Family star picked up a pile of clothes and dumped them into her basket. By doing so, she was like this game is so stupid, she is not going to play.
Well, she actually, she did, and she won! Not only the game but my heart too!
Podcaster Taylor Strecker was on Paige DeSorbo’s Amazon Live show, and the latter wanted to know who the former’s worst guest was. Without hesitation, she said it was Eric Stonestreet and that he was “nasty.”
She explained that the Modern Family star was on her show to promote Pepto Bismol. However, she didn’t know that. So he said to her, ‘Somebody didn’t do their homework.’”
She said to him, “‘I’m sorry. Am I getting paid by Pepto-Bismol? The answer is no. So that’s your job to figure out, not mine,’
She is right. It is his publicist’s job to tell her producer that he needs to talk about it. However, she is not beholden to talk to him about it. Therefore, he was in the wrong.
If he was a man, he should apologize to her. But he won’t.
In 2009, we got to know the Pritchett family on Modern Family. And behind the scenes, the cast actually became one.
So yesterday, they all, minus Ty Burrell (who is still alive), reunited with their creators, Christopher Lloyd and Steven Levitan.
Now that we have seen Ed O’Neill, Sofía Vergara, Julie Bowen, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Eric Stonestreet, Sarah Hyland, Ariel Winter, Nolan Gould, Rico Rodriguez, and Aubrey Anderson-Emmons together again, I wish that ABC would bring the sitcom back.
What else do they have going on? And ABC needs them more than they need ABC.
When it comes to why Burrell wasn’t there, Stonestreet explained, “Ty couldn’t make it to our little impromptu reunion, so I had to bring his favorite picture of Phil so we could ‘do one without Ty.’
The Santa Clauses is back for a second season on Disney+, and there is a new Santa in town. Well, actually, he is back in America while Tim Allen is still doing the job at the North Pole.
Magnus Antas (Eric Stonestreet) had the title in the Middle Ages. But he went mad. So, the Elves transformed him into a nutcracker to get rid of him. However, an accident reanimates him back to life.
And now we get to see how the hair and makeup department on the series spends 45 minutes transforming the actor into Mad Santa.
I love how they make his frost-bitten skin look so realistic.
Before Julie Bowen was happily married on Modern Family, she was looking for some loving on Loving. How beautiful was the 22-year-old in that 1992 episode?
