Summer House Season 10 just finished airing as part of the 2026 TV schedule, and the hit Bravo reality series really dished out the drama. Right before the season finished airing, though, viewers were hit with a major BTS shakeup, as it was confirmed that cast member West Wilson was leaving the show. Fans swiftly took to social media to share their thoughts on the development and didn’t hold back. I find this situation intriguing enough on its own but, now, it’s been enhanced by Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers’ wild commentary.

Wilson – a three-season veteran of Summer House – drew a considerable amount of backlash when it was confirmed that he was dating castmate Amanda Batula, who was a good friend of fellow co-star/Wilson’s ex, Ciara Miller. Sides were eventually taken in the messy situation, with even Rob Mariano (a.k.a. Boston Rob) showing support for Miller. And, when fans took to the web to share their thoughts on Wilson’s exit, many expressed relief over the fact that he would no longer be on the show.

Rogers and Yang recently appeared on Watch What Happens Live and, in a YouTube clip from that interview, host Andy Cohen was eager to get their thoughts on the bonus Season 10 installment, The Aftermath. That special sees West sitting down with co-star Kyle Cooke for a tense conversation, but the Fire Island co-stars were able to find some humor in it. Yang, for instance, dropped a quip regarding the way Wilson spoke:

Batula also wasn’t immune from any kind of critiques, though Rogers wasn’t joking too much when he commented on her conversation with Lindsay Hubbard. Rogers shared a thought that might mirror how others are feeling after that Batula’s chat with Lindsay Hubbard:

Yang was also apparently taken aback with how Wilson answered after being asked if he truly loved Batula. On air, Wilson would also say that he cared about her a great deal, which the former SNL star referred to as “the bleakest thing” he’d seen all week. Yet Yang also mused that he hadn’t watched the UFC Freedom 250 fight at the White House. Check out the video to hear all the thoughts Yang and Rogers shared:

The Las Culturistas podcast co-hosts certainly know how to dish it out and, collectively, their comments serve as the icing on this proverbial cake of reality TV-based drama. Sure, the drama that plays out on screen is entertaining enough, but there’s just something about seeing takes from fans — celebrities or otherwise – that makes it all the more engaging. Bravo, which houses some of the greatest reality shows of all time, like The Real Housewives and Below Deck franchises – certainly knows how to drum up engagement.

On that note, it seems like West Wilson isn’t planning to engage with this particular medium moving forward. During the bonus episode, Wilson asserted that his “time on camera is over.” Interestingly enough, though, despite his contract not being picked up, it’s reported that he could return to the show down the line for a cameo. If you ask me, that would be smart play on the network’s part, as any further on-screen appearances from Wilson after this drama would likely draw plenty of reactions from fans.

All episodes of Summer House Season 10 are now streamable with a Peacock subscription. So check them out and form your own opinions on the drama like Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang.

When it comes to celebrities and their love lives, many of them have developed a reputation for the kind of people they go after, and it’s not always the most flattering. Leonardo DiCaprio would fall into that category, as the 51-year-old’s penchant for dating women in their 20s was even joked about at the Golden Globes. Well, Lisa Rinna just spilled some hot tea, as she revealed that the One Battle After Another star has “hit up” her twentysomething daughters Amelia and Delilah.

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star — who you can also see on the current season of The Traitors, streaming with a Peacock subscription — appeared on Bravo's Watch What Happens Live, where she confirmed or denied rumors about her life. When asked if Leonardo DiCaprio had ever approached either 27-year-old Delilah or 24-year-old Amelia, who Lisa Rinna shares with Harry Hamlin, she confirmed:

The 62-year-old Housewife wasn’t done, though. After Andy Cohen joked that it was something of a rite of passage for famous models in their 20s to catch the eye of the Titanic star, Rinna continued:

Andy Cohen confirmed that he knew of at least one more older guy who was apparently interested in Lisa Rinna’s daughters, though they kept the name under wraps.

Leonardo DiCaprio is currently dating 27-year-old model Vittoria Ceretti, who is only the latest in a line of younger women who have been attached to him, including Bar Refaeli, Gigi Hadid and Camila Morrone.

It’s not super surprising to hear that he and Tobey Maguire allegedly have similar interests in women. They’ve been friends for a long time as two members of the unfortunately named early aughts friend group the “Pussy Posse.” The Spider-Man star was even one of the murderers’ row of celebrities who attended Leo’s 50th birthday party in 2024, and both actors were reportedly part of the real-life poker game that inspired Aaron Sorkin’s Molly’s Game.

Tobey Maguire, 50, has also been reported to date younger women, as he was attached to Lily Chee, who was 20 at the time they allegedly dated in 2024, and 20-year-old influencer Mishka Silva, who he was seen with at Super Bowl LX earlier this month.

According to Lisa Rinna, though, the actors’ interest in her daughters was not reciprocated. Delilah has reportedly been dating actor Henry Eikenberry since 2023, while Amelia announced in late 2025 that she was dating Guess heir Nicolai Marciano.

Amelia Hamlin was previously in a relationship with Scott Disick — the father of Kourtney Kardashian’s three oldest children — who is 18 years older than Amelia. They dated for about a year, and much to Lisa Rinna’s delight, the couple broke up in 2021.

I have to wonder what Leonardo DiCaprio and Tobey Maguire think of The Traitors star’s revelation — as well as her daughters! — but I guess you can always count on a Housewife to spill the tea.

Bravo is responsible for some of the best reality shows on the air, as well as the late-night companion series Watch What Happens Live!, hosted by producer Andy Cohen. New episodes air every week on Bravo (and streaming with a Peacock subscription), and there's a big guest fans want to see appear: Madonna. But in order to do that, will Andy Cohen find a way to squash the beef with the Queen of Pop?

While Madonna's feud with Cher is still going strong, the same can also be said for her relationship with Cohen. She even called him out mid-performance during The Celebration Tour. During a conversation with EW, Andy was asked if he'd like to see Madge bury the hatchet and come on WWHL. He responded with:

While there's currently no indication that Madonna is ready to end the feud, it sounds like Cohen is hopeful it'll happen. Watch What Happens Live! was recently renewed for two more seasons, so that gives some time. Maybe she just needs the right project to inspire her to appear on the late night talk series. Fingers crossed.

So what exactly is the root of the issue between Madonna and Andy Cohen? Rather than being an interpersonal issue, it seems to mainly be about how guests on WWHL have spoken negatively about the singer over the years. The tension has been steadily building until he attended her tour, and called him a "troublemaking queen" in front of the entire audience.

Indeed, there are a number of guests who notably picked apart Madonna as both an actress and vocalist over the years. One prime example would be Broadway's Patti Lupone who criticized her work on the movie musical Evita, saying on Watch What Happens Live!:

She didn't exactly mince her words there. Many believe that Madonna's problems with Andy are related to him not defending her opposite the various WWHL guests who have spoken negatively about the pop icon.

As for Andy Cohen himself, he's a self-proclaimed "life-long Madonna fan". And really, who isn't? We'll just have to wait and see if the two celebs are able to find common ground, and if she finally joins the fun of WWHL.

New episodes of Watch What Happens Live! air on Bravo and streaming the next day on Peacock as part of the 2026 TV schedule.

Everyone who’s seen Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence on a talk show or even seen her give an awards speech knows that she’s pretty funny when speaking off the cuff. In fact, it wouldn’t be unbelievable to say that many of her fans like her because she’s so unfiltered when talking about things like throwing up after appearing on Hot Ones or feeding trash to Robert Pattinson.

Well, now she's also hilariously opened up about hitting the red carpet while drunk.

What Did Jennifer Lawrence Say About Being Drunk On The Red Carpet?

I’ve never had a day of making the rounds of various press events, so I have no idea what it’s like to have a bit of a tipple during the day, only to then have multiple other public appearances while feeling the effects of said wicked beverage. However, this is not the case for Jennifer Lawrence, who’s been one of our most famous and lauded actresses since her breakout role in Winter’s Bone in 2010.

With parts since then in films like X-Men: First Class, The Hunger Games franchise (which she’ll be returning to alongside Josh Hutcherson in the future), American Hustle, Silver Linings Playbook, No Hard Feelings, and many more, you better believe that she talks to the press A LOT. In fact, it was during an interview on Ellen back in the day (which resurfaced recently on Instagram), that she was asked about her rather…shocked appearance on the red carpet for the 2018 film, Red Sparrow. It turns out that incident came after a long day of doing press with some boozy woozy in her system, and it led to her posing like this:

Whooooooa, Nelly! After lots of laughter, Lawrence then explained the situation:

Well, there you have it. Is there anything we can’t blame on a drunk group of Housewives? Even though the actress (who’s said to give an “unruly” performance in the 2025 movie release, Die My Love) still looks lovely in that red carpet pic, she is correct that she looks a little…electrified. Had she not actually tried to sober up by this point, would she have looked even nuttier?

Though I applaud the chatty mom of two’s ability to recognize that she was kinda too drunk to continue showing up to events and her trying to flush the spirits out of her system, I do sorta wish she’d just gone with it. I can only guess that a Jennifer Lawrence with all the brakes off is an even more hilarious JLaw, and who doesn’t want that?

Over the years, the Real Housewives franchise has established itself as one of the best reality shows, and has become a global sensation. At any point there are a number of cities airing new episodes on Bravo (and streaming with a Peacock subscription). Right now The Real Housewives of New Jersey is airing its 14th season, with Teresa Giudice serving as the only OG who has been there all along. But the Internet has thoughts after Teresa rocked a bright purple catsuit on Watch What Happens Live, with one commenter even posting "what in the Blades of Glory is this?"

Teresa Giudice and Melissa Gorga filmed Season 14 despite their feud, and it's been an interesting ride so far. Giudice has a ton of fans known as the Tre huggers, but she's not immune from criticsm. Case in point: her latest fashion choice for WWHL, which is going viral for the wrong reasons. You can check out the full look below:

Well, you can't say that the OG of RHONJ didn't swing hard with her latest appearance on Andy Cohen's late night show. She's the most frequent guest in WWHL history, and often brings a bold look in the process. Unfortunately, fans didn't seem to respond to this purple jumpsuit.

WWHL and Teresa posted an Instagram video ahead of that appearance, where she and Joel Kim Booster lip synced to her daughter Gia's famous song from back in the early days of the show. But the comments section is truly brutal, and full of criticism about her look. Some popular responses include:

• What in the Blades of Glory is this?
• Can we retire the mugler bodysuit once and for all please?
• It looks like a circus outfit😂
• Camel, meet Toe. Toe, meet camel. Now get on the ice #quack
• Teresa looks like the Tinky Winky purple Teletubby 😂

I didn't expect a Blades of Glory reference in the year of our Lord 2024, but here we are. But Giudice really does look like she's wearing a figure skating outfit, so I guess that's to be expected.

Teresa's newest episode on Watch What Happens Live had great rating, which is probably why so many eyes got on her purple outfit. In addition to the garment's styling, some fans also took umbrage with how she fit into it while standing.

Teresa has a ton of loyal fans, many of whom defend her on social media all year round. But she does have some naysayers, with Giudice called out for seemingly photoshopping her images last summer. And we'll have to see how the fans respond as the current season of RHONJ goes on, especially as it's not getting a reunion for the first time in the show's history.

The Real Housewives of New Jersey airs new episodes Sundays on Bravo. For now, check the TV premiere list to plan your next binge watch.

Bravo executive producer Andy Cohen is best known onscreen as the host of the late-night show Watch What Happens Live!, those drama-filled Real Housewives reunion shows and oft drunk-and-snarky New Year's Eve programs with Anderson Cooper, but the Bravolebrity recently revealed those very hosting skills have landed him in hot water over the years. 

Cohen is known for asking "incredible personal, incredibly direct" questions to a whole host of subjects. The 2023 TV schedule featured him interviewing everyone from  A-list celebrities on Watch What Happens Live!  to the reality stars from the network's various popular series, including Vanderpump Rules and The Real Housewives and Below Deck franchises, in season-ending reunion specials. 

He's also rarely afraid to share an opinion; for example, he has admitted there are Real Housewives stars that he hates and refuses to follow on social media. 

The host recently discussed such interviewing tactics in a November 2023 TODAY interview with Evan Ross Katz, claiming that it's that very directness that has made the Watch What Happens Live! clubhouse "the place that you go for uncensored, unpredictable fun." 

However, not all Bravo die-hards appreciate Cohen's candor. He's been criticized by guests like Kathy Griffin in the past, and the television personality was recently on the receiving end of social-media pushback from fans after asking weight-related questions to several Bravo stars. Notably, Cohen had inquired whether The Real Housewives of New Jersey cast member Dolores Catania was using Ozempic, a drug used to medically treat diabetes that has famously been coopted by Hollywood for weight-loss purposes. 

Speaking to TODAY, the host said that the audience pushback was eye-opening for him:

As a whole, Cohen says he now welcomes constructive criticism not only from Bravo viewers watching at home but also from the guests sitting across from him during interviews, who "really get mad" when he crosses a boundary.

In the 14 years he's acted as host of Watch What Happens Live! and 16 years as emcee of Bravo's reality TV reunions, Cohen says he has "gotten way better at knowing what the line is":

Cohen also revealed details both professional and personal. As for his personal life, he shared that he plans to refrain from showing the faces of his two young children on his social media handles. (He welcomed his son, Benjamin, via surrogate in February 2019; a daughter, Lucy, followed in April 2022.)

On the job front, he commented on who he thinks should take over the Bravo hosting reins should he step down in the future. 

Here's hoping whoever it is, they heed Cohen's advice!

With its finale on Monday night, Below Deck closed out a tenth season that featured some Captain-swapping throughout, with Cpt. Lee Rosbach making an early (though temporary) exit while dealing with nerve injuries that affected his mobility. His midseason return was marred in part by some feuding with fellow captain Sandy Yawn, and the final ep of the season left some fans and news outlets convinced that he was diving headfirst into retirement mode. But is that actually the case?

The episode "Oh Captain, My Captain" did exude a vibe of finality through several of Captain Lee's scenes, as he talked about hating having to say goodbye to his crew, and how much they all mean to him.  As well, the episode featured a video montage showcasing a slew of the reality star's biggest moments on the show, all while he waxed on wistfully about things, which included the below:

Nothing there confirming he'd be leaving, but also nothing there confirming he'd be back for Season 11. And then there's the fact that on the Monday after the finale aired, Bravo is set to debut a special episode of Watch What Happens Live, with host Andy Cohen welcoming Rosbach to a Below Deck-fueled episode honoring the cable hit's ten-year stretch so far. Titled, "Ce-LEE-brate Good Times," the special does sound like exactly the kind of retrospective that would be crafted to mark a longtime star's exit. To the point where even news outlets started reporting on his retirement, with Us Weekly going so far as to report that Captain Kerry Titheradge would be jumping from Below Deck Adventures to take over for Season 11.

Captain Lee took to Twitter as the episode was ending with a response to a fan asking about him not being around anymore:

He followed up on that message with the one seen below, which coupled his season-ending feelings with the suggestion that indicated fans shouldn't believe everything they see online.

But if that wasn't entirely clear enough, Rosbach followed up on that message by actively questioning some fan tweets asking about his retirement, an indicating certain news stories weren't entirely fact-filled.

Beyond that, Captain Lee also commented on fans posts saying he was too young to retire, and that they were hoping to see him back for Season 11. But again, he wasn't able to actually confirm anything on that front, and didn't appear to actually refute anyone's claims that Captain Kerry handled helming duties for the next batch of eps coming later this year.

Perhaps the most concrete way he approached things was with the following reply to one fan who told him "don't stay away too long."

Several fans on social media voiced the belief that Captain Lee may not be 100% up to speed with what Bravo execs' plans are, or that Bravo purposefully set the finale up to promote such speculation. The cable channel has certainly seen spikes in interest for Vanderpump Rules over Tom Sandoval's cheating scandal, with various Real Housewives exits (such as Lisa Rinna's), feuds and more pumping up interest with each new season that premieres. 

Let's not forget that Captain Lee also missed some time in Season 9 for medical reasons, which could indicate that he deserves to take a lengthier break from manning yachts for his own health. Or not. We'll probably have to wait until Bravo drops a Season 11 teaser to see what's happening with the franchise's mothership. Until then, check out the montage of Rosbach's greatest moments!

Below Deck episodes can be streamed with a Peacock subscription, and there's a lot more coming to the streaming service and beyond for the 2023 premiere schedule.

Britney Spears’ health and well-being has been a concern for years, before and after she was freed from her father’s conservatorship late in 2021. As she continues to rediscover her freedom — in part by wearing whatever she wants, even if it’s nothing at all — it’s always good to hear about the support she has from her friends. One of those people is Iggy Azalea, who Spears collaborated with on the 2015 electro-pop-rap song “Pretty Girls,” as she confirmed that they still talk sometimes. The “Fancy” singer also got real about Brit Brit being “limited” by her conservatorship at the time.

Iggy Azalea has been a longtime supporter of Britney Spears, since working on “Pretty Girls” together. In fact, the rapper validated claims the pop star made against her father during her 2021 conservatorship trial, tweeting that she “personally witnessed the same behavior Britney detailed.” In an interview on What What Happens Live, Azalea confirmed that the two singers have been in touch since then, with some kind words about their 2015 project. She said: 

It sounds she thinks a project between the two would likely be a different experience than the first. When host Andy Cohen asked what else they wanted to do — perform the song more, do remixes, ect. — Azalea explained: 

Such kind words from Iggy Azalea! And to think there were rumors of a feud between these two! 

Back in 2015, the rapper appeared to blame Britney Spears’ team for “Pretty Girls” not having more success, as she said (via Buzzfeed) it was “difficult to send a song up the charts without additional promo and TV performances, etc.” This was interpreted as a slight against the singer, but it seems it was more about the power being wielded over her. 

Iggy Azalea also has spoken out about being forced to sign an NDA, having her house searched before the singer was allowed to have lunch there and how Spears was “restricted” from trivial things like soda. Let’s take a look at this blast from the past: 

I, for one, would love to see Britney Spears and Iggy Azalea team up again — especially following her collab with Elton John — and see what they could come up with now that Spears is leading her own way.

Britney Spears’ life remains under intense scrutiny, and there’s been some concern lately, following a restaurant storm-out and reports that an intervention was planned to get Spears to deal with a “substance abuse problem.” No such intervention was held, and her husband has since said she is fine and capable of making her own decisions. Hopefully that remains the case, and in the meantime, we’ll be keeping our fingers crossed for “Pretty Girls Part 2!” 

After being in the industry for over two decades, Hilary Duff is still making waves. The actress is currently starring in Hulu’s hit comedy How I Met Your Father, which just enjoyed its Season 2 premiere, but her breakout role as Lizzie McGuire will forever continue to stay in fans' hearts and minds. Despite Disney+'s failed attempt at a Lizzie revival, Duff has opened up about whether she’d want to try going down that road again in the future.

While appearing on Watch What Happens Live, Hilary Duff was asked about approaching a newly revised Lizzie reboot if given another chance at it. Although she had to dance delicately around the topic, likely due to HIMYF being on Disney-owned Hulu, she remained optimistic about the potential of bringing her animated alter ego back to the small screen. Here's how she put it, with much hemming and hawing and stammering.

It was definitely frustrating for fans like me when Disney+ scrapped the Lizzie McGuire revival, and Hilary Duff shared her own disappointment about the cancellation not long after it happened. However, it’s excellent to hear that she hasn't entirely abandoned all hopes and intentions of giving fans an update on where the character's at these days, even if any new series likely won't have the same kind of post-YA tones that Disney was reportedly skittish about previously.

In the midst of Lizzie’s then-unknown fate on Disney+, Duff wanted the revival on Hulu instead of the more youth-geared Disney streamer, so that she and the creative team could give fans Lizzie in her 30s and tackling issues that people have in their 30s. Now Disney+ has started to show more mature shows and movies on the streamer, with the Netflix Marvel shows being key examples, it’s possible they may take another look at a matured revival of the beloved Disney series. 

With Hilary Duff starring in How I Met Your Father, it would probably be a while until a Lizzie McGuire revival could come together, if one ever does. HIMYF is arguably one of the best shows on Hulu, where it's also seemingly proving itself to be quite popular, and not just because HIMYM stars keep popping up. That’s not to say that Duff can’t be front and center on two successful shows at the same time, but it would come down to scheduling details, and it doesn’t seem like anything’s on the docket.

It should be pointed out that even though the Lizzie McGuire revival was shelved, the first two episodes were still filmed prior to things going downhill. Duff even revealed she’d considered leaking the filmed episodes, but I would honestly rather have zero new episodes than two from a non-canonical follow-up. Though I'd definitely take them if Disney execs change their minds and opt to bounce back to the idea that sparked the revival in the first place.

While waiting and hoping for a revival, be sure to watch both seasons of Lizzie McGuire and The Lizzie McGuire Movie with a Disney+ subscription! New episodes of How I Met Your Father drop weekly on Tuesdays with a Hulu subscription.

Sally Field has been in the entertainment business for the past six decades. These years of her best movies means plenty of experience with juicy on-screen kisses. Were they all the best though? The Academy Award-winning actress dished about which of her on-screen kisses was her least favorite due to the excessive amount of drool.

On-screen kisses may look pleasing in the eyes of an audience, but can actually be pretty cringe if you’re the actor moving those lips against another with a camera documenting your every move. While on Watch What Happens Live! with Andy Cohen, Sally Field allowed us in on a little secret that her kiss with James Garner in Murphy’s Romance was her favorite. The question is, who was her least favorite? Read her answer below:

Hold the phone! As in, Burt Reynolds who she starred in four films with and dated on and off in real life? Yep, same actor. She met Reynolds in 1977 on the set of their movie Smokey and the Bandit and dated for nearly five years. Field wrote in her memoir In Pieces that she was initially attracted to the Gunsmoke actor’s swagger and charisma. Other than two Smokey and the Bandit movies, she and Reynolds were in the films The End and Hooper before they ultimately split in 1982.

You would think after five years of kissing, Sally Field would have found it enjoyable. But then again, the way you would kiss someone on-screen is totally different than how you would in real life apparently.

Sally Field’s memoir In Pieces was released days after Burt Reynolds’ death in 2018. As her memoir shattered the Hollywood fairytale romance everyone thought she experienced with Reynolds, Field pointed out that what she wrote would hurt her former flame if he was alive to read it. She described the actor as controlling and distant due to the weight of his stardom. The Amazing Spider-Man actress also said that she tried to help Reynolds with a drug problem he was going through on the set of Smokey and the Bandit, but he refused her help. While everything wasn’t sunshine and roses between the two of them, this accomplished actress made sure to point out there was still love and care.

The Gidget actress continued to explain what it was about kissing her former beau that made it so unpleasant. Keep in mind that once you discover what the reason is, you’ll be watching on-screen kisses between her and Reynolds much differently from now on.

Imagine how embarrassing it would be to have to wipe off every kiss as a result of that drool factor. From the perspective of Burt Reynolds on his relationship with Sally Field at the time he was alive, he described the Mrs. Doubtfire actress as the one who got away. He admitted that he didn’t know what he had at the time and that he missed her terribly. I guess we eventually all have someone like that, huh? 

The latest film of Sally Field is Spoiler Alert about the emotional true story of Michael Ausiello’s 11-month period of watching his partner of 14 years struggling with terminal cancer. The legendary actress felt like the role was very challenging for her in that she had to push aside her own feelings as an LGBTQ+ ally and play the part of a mother confused about her son’s sexuality. Field is the proud mother of her son Sam who came out as gay when he was a teenager. Other than speaking about her son on talk shows, she showed further support for him by raising awareness of the Equality Act that would add LGBTQ+ protections to existing civil rights laws and strengthen civil rights protections for other marginalized groups. She really does have the Norma Rae spirit.

Oddly enough, Sally Field kissing Burt Reynolds on-screen was not her favorite activity. But, you can’t say those kisses weren’t at least memorable for her. You can watch her performance in the newly released movie Spoiler Alert in theaters now.

One of Anne Hathaway’s best movies is The Devil Wears Prada where aspiring writer Andy decides to work as an assistant under Miranda Priestly, one of the toughest fashion magazine editors in the business. However, as the working relationship between Andy and Miranda strengthens, her romantic relationship with her boyfriend, Nate, deteriorates. Years after The Devil Wears Prada came out, there was some backlash against the character of Nate, saying he is the film's “true villain,” and Hathaway has something to say about that.

Entertainment Weekly collected tweets and other social media posts from fans saying Nate was the “true villain” of The Devil Wears Prada. They pointed out that he mocks his girlfriend’s new job at the fashion magazine and was not very understanding about her grueling job tasks. While being interviewed on Watch What Happens Now Live with Andy Cohen, the actress gave her two cents on whether or not Nate holds "true villain" status in the film.

It is true that people change all the time. Maybe Nate wouldn’t have liked who he was with Andy if he was looking back at that time in his life today. Andy certainly didn’t know what turn her life would take while working as Miranda’s assistant. That’s why it was a bold move at the end of the comedy-drama film when Andy didn’t choose Miranda or Nate. She chose herself by starting a new chapter in her life charging forward with her new career at a publishing firm.

It’s possible that the strongly negative opinions about Nate are a bit one-sided. Sure, it comes across that Nate doesn’t appear supportive of Andy, and he whines about her not being there enough for him. However, like The Devil Wears Prada screenwriter once responded on the Nate issue, he was supposed to be the “naggy wife” role while Andy pursued her career. It’s a role we’ve seen plenty of times played by women where the man transitions to a new job or hobby and the female love interest complains. It reminds me a lot of Patrick Dempsey’s character in the school movie Freedom Writers when he couldn’t support his wife’s teaching job and refused to be her “wife.” While characters like this serve as the obstacle aspect of the story, it would be nice to see both sexes in this situation be supportive of their partner's career.

When you rewatch The Devil Wears Prada, you can see that while Nate lacks execution in his points, the message he tries to convey comes from a good place. After all, Andy is just using her job with Miranda as a stepping stone toward her writing career. Being an assistant to a demanding fashion editor was never a dream of hers. He could see her transition to be a woman who in one moment criticized fashionista types to becoming one of them the next moment. It’s hard for him to watch which leads to anger and frustration.

Anne Hathaway forgave the character of Nate for how he was with her character during the course of the movie. Hopefully today, Nate is still making those delicious late-night grilled cheeses and being more supportive of his current girlfriend’s career. 

You can watch The Devil Wears Prada with a Peacock subscription. Be sure to keep up with CinemaBlend’s upcoming movies to learn about Anne Hathaway's next roles as well. 

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' timeline is finally catching up to the severity of Erika Jayne's legal troubles with husband Tom Girardi. Specifically, the castmates have all just learned on the show about Girardi’s involuntary Chapter 7 bankruptcy and how he allegedly embezzled funds meant for the victims of a plane crash. Erika Jayne’s secrecy and exact involvement in the situation was openly discussed by her co-stars, but Lisa Rinna claims she doesn't actually think her longtime friend knew anything about the supposed crimes until they went public, and she has her reasons.

Lisa Rinna has been going to bat for Erika Jayne for some time, and has been seen consoling Jayne on this season of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, as well as defending her against snarky comments made by ex-Housewives. Now, Rinna is claiming that there is no way Erika Jayne could have known about the alleged criminal activity if you take into account her marriage’s dynamics. Here's what she told Andy Cohen on Watch What Happens Live:

In recent Real Housewives of Beverly Hills episodes, Erika Jayne shared that lawyers at Tom Girardi’s firm were calling her frantically and confused about her husband's apparent actions during that time period. Jayne had also alluded to witnessing a decline in Girardi’s mental state, following a car accident four years ago, which was later reflected in Girardi’s eventual dementia diagnosis, as well as the decision to establish a conservatorship over him. Lisa Rinna is apparently leaning into the hope that if the couple's legal teams weren't aware of what was going on, then neither was Erika Jayne.

However, fans (and even certain ex-Housewives) have questioned why Erika Jayne's Real Housewives of Beverly Hills co-stars have been treating her with white gloves – instead of the normal boxing gloves – about matters so serious. Most notably, many wonder why Lisa Rinna (the queen of “just own it” interrogations) isn't digging into Erika Jayne’s story further. In fact, in the most recent episode, she even admonished co-star Garcelle Beauvais for questioning the situation at all. But Rinna took a little time at Andy Cohen's Clubhouse to set people straight in regards to their criticisms of her. She said,

Interestingly enough, Sutton Stracke has led the lone charge in the opposite direction by stating she wanted to distance herself from Erika Jayne and Tom Girardi’s alleged crimes. She is also the only one vocalizing any hint of Erika Jayne’s potential guilt. More recently, she even insinuated that she would have done things differently than Erika Jayne, but on the latest episode, Stracke said:

Legal doc signature are definitely where things go from anecdotal to highly litigious, and that legal situation has only intensified in recent months. A judge ruled that the victims in the class-action lawsuit can actually sue Erika Jayne for funds owed to them, on the basis that her companies received loans and luxury items from Tom Girardi’s law firm. Now, according to Page Six, Girardi pled the Fifth in the lawsuit last week, so we'll have to wait and see where things will go next.

There are only a few episodes left in Season 11 of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, which airs Wednesday nights on Bravo. But as we all know, the reunion specials end up way more heated. Who knows how Erika Jayne will react to those like Lisa Rinna, who are in her corner, versus those like Sutton Stracke, who are hedging their bets more carefully…

It’s been 2 years since Disney acquired 20th Century Fox and the company's archive of films, and it didn’t take long for Disney to decide it wanted to reboot the classic Christmas comedy Home Alone. Since then, updates on the upcoming revival have been scarce, understandably so considering the pandemic. Now, however, SNL star Kenan Thompson “spills all the details” on what is going on with the upcoming Home Alone film that he plays a role in.

In his socially-distanced virtual appearance on Watch What Happens Live!, Kenan Thompson says that even though filming was long and the process has been “splotchy," it seems to him that Disney’s Home Alone reboot is nearing the end of production. Here it is in the Kenan star’s own words:

While it may have taken a while to get Home Alone's new flick close to the finish line, the delay has put the upcoming film in line with a lot of other reboots. We may not have a release date yet, but I'm guessing it’s likely we can expect the film in 2022, making 2021 and 2022 packed with iconic reboots, like Dune and Ghostbusters.

Just like the other iconic upcoming reboots, Home Alone has a stacked cast. Being a classic comedy go-to, of course Disney would take advantage of proven comedic talent in Hollywood. Of course, Kenan Thompson has been a well-known name in comedy since Nickelodeon's All That, but the other leading actors in the film have a pretty relevant place in comedy as well. Ellie Kemper had hilarious roles in The Office and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, as well as films like Bridesmaids and 21 Jump Street. Fellow stars Rob Delaney and Chris Parnell both have also been known to crack jokes on screen.

Disney seems to be dipping into the pool of recognizable actors they have already used in other Disney projects, as well as just picking funny actors. Besides Kenan Thompson’s own Mighty Ducks and Heavyweights Disney roles, stars Ellie Kemper and Rob Delaney both have Disney connections: Kemper having voice acted in the Disney series Sofia the First and Delaney taking part in the (now) Disney-owned Deadpool 2.

By trusting Kenan Thompson’s word of Disney’s Home Alone reboot being near completion, we can hope to see the result of all that on screen comedic energy sometime soon. With Home Alone being an iconic holiday movie, it’s very reasonable to hope we'll see the reboot out with the same timeframe in mind, but we'll have to wait and see. In the meantime, CinemaBlend will continue to keep a look out for more updates and keep you in the loop, ya filthy animals.

The classic comedy-drama Big secured Oscar winner Tom Hanks' place on Hollywood’s A-list. Hanks’ performance in the film won over audiences and critics, leading to his first Oscar nomination. He was the perfect mix of innocence and moodiness needed for the role. But according to co-star Elizabeth Perkins, Hanks’ role almost went to an unlikely actor.

Elizabeth Perkins and Tom Hanks’ chemistry in the classic comedy was off the charts. Perkins spilled that Hanks wasn’t the original choice for the film’s lead as it was meant for another Oscar winner. The actress revealed who was originally attached to the film, saying:

Elizabeth Perkins’ revelation was quite shocking. When viewers think of Big’s protagonist Josh Baskin, it's hard to imagine anyone but Tom Hanks in the role. Hanks was able to capture the child-like nature of a boy-turned-man. The actor nailed it despite some difficult circumstances with the film. Robert De Niro’s acting resume, at the time, was filled with complex, stoic characters who were going through life. But given what Perkins said, the Oscar winner might’ve been a fit if the film took a different angle. Hanks made the role what the public loves today.

During her interview with Watch What Happens Live, Elizabeth Perkins talked about how different Robert De Niro’s Josh Baskin was to Tom Hank’s. Originally, the film’s premise was a bit darker and moody. She told host Andy Cohen:

Robert De Niro and Tom Hanks are in the circle of well-known Oscar winners. But in terms of acting careers and skillsets, the two actors couldn’t be further apart. Hanks has built his career and reputation of being everyone’s favorite nice guy who is a chameleon onscreen. On the other hand, De Niro’s tough-guy persona has permeated every role in his decades-long career. But recently, De Niro has branched off into doing lighter films while Hanks has stuck to more dramatic fare. At the end of the day, Hanks was probably the right choice for the role.

Tom Hanks' performance in Big made the film a classic, just on the FAO Schwarz scene alone. Hanks and Elizabeth Perkins’ arc in the film was bittersweet as the actor’s time as an adult was limited. But looking back at their relationship, it was a little weird as this grown woman was catching feelings for a young boy (who just magically became a man). With that said, Big is still a classic and wouldn’t have been the same if Robert De Niro had stayed in the role instead of Hanks.

Well, Real Housewives fans, it looks like the longest running iteration of the franchise needs to take a step away from filming. Untraditional marriage dynamics, problematic wordsmiths and “whooping it up” will have to be followed up at a later time. That's right, Real Housewives of Orange County might be gone from the schedule even longer than usual.

Executive producer and Real Housewives reunion host Andy Cohen initially commented (perhaps jokingly) back in January that Real Housewives of Orange County needed a “reboot” amidst all of Season 15's controversies, prompting many fans to think that the show was being cancelled. It seems that may not be entirely the case, however, according to what Cohen recently revealed.

Andy Cohen didn't stipulate to E! News how much of a delay there will be before the network cranks out Season 16 of Real Housewives of Orange County, but let's look at some numbers. The majority of past Orange County seasons saw premieres in June or July, with COVID-19 postponing the most recent one until October. In generally, we've seen usually only 7 to 8 months between the end of each season to the next. That could possibly extend to a year or longer for this hiatus, though Andy Cohen was super vague about a timeline here.

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If anything, though, the revelations made in Season 15 of Real Housewives of Orange County are probably the biggest ever seen in the show, and I feel like fans definitely deserve follow-ups. Personally, I want to know the current status of: Braunwyn Windham-Burke's situation-ship with her husband and lover, more about Elizabeth Vargas's childhood in a cult, and if Kelly Dodd truly, ever, regrets anything.

Even so, the most interesting part of Andy Cohen's statement was his suggestion that the other Real Housewives can pick up the slack of a delayed Real Housewives of Orange County. He seems to be referring to the only spinoffs that are not currently on air, or about to be, for their next season: Potomac and Salt Lake City. Pre-Season 15, the Orange County speculation centered on adding new blood to counteract tired storylines and figureheads. Now it seems that with the added controversy from last season, Orange County just ain't doing it the same as the new girls.

A Real Housewives of Orange County delay is likely a good move for the show to weather some of the recent press surrounding its principle women. Too long, though, and we might have sour oranges on our hands.

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Earlier this year, Brad Pitt starred in a little movie called Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, a Quentin Tarantino film in which he shared time on screen with Girls actress Lena Dunham. Later at an event, the two were chummy and she was even seen kissing the actor, albeit rather awkwardly, at a Once event. Now Dunham has explained what really happened at the premiere event.

Speaking to Andy Cohen on a recent episode of Watch What Happens Live the oft-open actress revealed what seriously happened with Brad Pitt, noting that the awkward photo was just a bad angle and that she was not trying to “accost” the actor fellow Once Upon A Time In Hollywood co-star Leonardo DiCaprio refers to as “Lover.” Per Lena Dunham.

Some of us are photogenic and some of us are not. I don’t know about you, but if we were still in the era of printing photos, I’d have a barrelful of awkward photos readily available for anyone who’d want to Tweet about ‘em. I’d imagine it’s probably worse when you are meeting someone on the red carpet and there are professional photogs clicking images of you by the second. Some of those are bound to be terrible, horrible, no-good, very bad photos.

That didn’t stop people from making blunt comments about the moment however, which is why we’re still talking about it so many months later.

Lena Dunham went on to tell Andy Cohen that Brad Pitt recognized she was super nervous around him and went above and beyond to be kind to her later that evening during the Once promotional. She even said he gave her a ring, which she was still wearing in the interview (doubly amusing given another ring that happened to come up during the interview was thrown by Dunham into the compost pile).

So, it sounds like awkward kiss or no awkward kiss, Brad Pitt and Lena Dunham get along just fine and there’s really nothing to see in the images. What is worth seeing is Once Upon A Time In Hollywood if you haven’t already. The movie’s currently available on DVD, Digital and Blu-ray and I can promise does not feature any awkward Lena Dunham or Brad Pitt kisses.

As the country continues facing the coronavirus pandemic, several celebrities have come forward, revealing that they have tested positive for coronavirus. Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson, Idris Elba, and Game of Thrones stars Kristofer Hivju and Indira Varma are among those who have been diagnosed and are currently under quarantine. Most recently, Watch What Happens Live host and executive producer Andy Cohen revealed that he had contracted coronavirus. In a post made to his Instagram, he updated fans on his condition and the future of the Bravo show. See what he had to say below.

In the post, Andy Cohen reveals that he has, in fact, tested positive for coronavirus after days of not feeling all that great. While the Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen host seems to have attempted to film his show from home and “push through” his illness, he confirms that the Bravo series is also halting production for the time being. Personally, I think that’s for the best so that Cohen can get better without the added pressure of having to entertain the masses.

Prior to Andy Cohen testing positive for coronavirus, Watch What Happens Live was set to join the slew of late-night shows that were moving from the studio to filming from inside the host’s home. The Bravo series was scheduled to air the first of these in-home episodes from Andy Cohen’s New York City apartment — with the host speaking to celebrity guests like Jerry O’Connell via video chat — this Sunday, March 22 at 10 p.m. ET. However, that plan is on hold now following the host’s diagnosis, which came not long after the announcement.

While a multitude of TV shows had shut down productions, suspending filming for the foreseeable futures, late-night hosts carried on with their shows. However, there were a number of changes made, starting with the decision to forego on having live studio audiences there during tapings. Before long, series such as The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, began doing their monologues and filming episodes from the comfort of their home. Stephen Colbert even hopped into his bathtub with his suit on to make things a bit more entertaining for everyone watching. Social distancing and self-quarantine hosts for the win!

As of this writing, there is no word on when Watch What Happens Live will be back on air, but stay tuned for updates. We here at CinemaBlend hope that Andy Cohen feels better soon. While coronavirus shutdowns have been prevalent in the headlines lately, there are still plenty of TV shows to watch while you’re social distancing at home, so be sure to check out our midseason schedule.

Chace Crawford knows about the Gossip Girl reboot and how he can be in it. As fans know, Crawford played the brooding Nate Archibald on the drama. Well, the actor has a pretty good idea of how Nate could be a part of things on the recently announced reboot. It entails a considerable personal development for Nate.

Chace Crawford was a guest on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen when a caller inquired about the Gossip Girl reboot. They wanted to know how Crawford felt about it and if he would be willing to participate. To which, Crawford responded, saying:

That’s right, Chace Crawford thinks that his Gossip Girl character may be a father now! It is not the craziest notion. Nate’s friends, Chuck and Blair, were revealed to have a four-year-old son in the series finale’s five-year epilogue. It makes sense that Nate could have gone on to have a child too.

It has been nearly a decade since the show went off the air. Plenty of time for Nate to have become a father. Albeit, not to a teenager. If my math is correct. The reboot is set to take place eight years after Gossip Girl's site went down.

In the five-year time jump, it was revealed that Nate had found success with The Spectator. He had a corporate jet and everything! Nate was also asked by a reporter about running to be the Mayor of New York City. Fatherhood did not seem to be as pressing a concern nor a development for Nate. Things change!

As anyone in his position would, Chace Crawford has feelings about Gossip Girl getting rebooted in the first place. Asked by Andy Cohen, how he would feel about coming back and playing a father. Cohen wondering if it would be an “ego kill,” Chace Crawford said:

In case you were curious, The Boys star just turned a youthful 34. As someone who watched the original from Day 1, it is stunning to think that Gossip Girl is already getting the reboot treatment. It seems like just yesterday that the finale aired.

On that note of nostalgia, it would be cool for some of the original cast to put in an appearance. Chace Crawford does seem open to the idea, so that is positive. Back in 2017, Crawford’s former Gossip Girl co-star Blake Lively weighed in on whether she would return for a reunion.

It would also be neat if the reboot brought back fan-favorite and voice of reason, Dorota. She would be an excellent source for updates about Blair, Serena, Nate, and the others. Hearing it from the characters reading stuff online would be less personal.

Perhaps some further distance has caused the friends to reassess their feelings about one of those friends' spouses. After all, there was that bombshell. Even if the person revealed to be Gossip Girl was not initially set to be, according to one of the show’s producers.

You can check out Chace Crawford’s Gossip Girl thoughts on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen in the video below:

You can currently watch Chace Crawford on Gossip Girl via Netflix. It is streaming there along with other newly arrived content. The Gossip Girl reboot is in progress. No precise release date yet, so enjoy this summer’s premieres in the meantime.

I love staying up until the wee hours of the 2025 TV schedule to watch my favorite late night TV hosts, but I alsoI feel that I have reason to be both concerned and optimistic about the future of the format at this point in its history. We have seen some exciting new developments in how this corner of programming can thrive in an era dominated by streaming and viral content, as well as some disheartening news that suggests a potential regression of what has made late-night TV special.

I will get more into the specifics of these contrasting feelings soon enough as I list out my favorite late-night TV hosts working today, ranked from least to most favorite. How do Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon, or Jimmy Kimmel measure up against each other, in my opinion? Read on to find out…

9. Bill Maher (Real Time)

Bill Maher has been telling jokes for 40 years, which makes me wonder if he has a friendlier disposition performing stand-up than as a talk show host, but I may never find out because I have no interest in seeking out his specials. As the host of Politically Correct from 1993-2002 on Comedy Central and ABC and, currently, HBO’s Real Time since 2003, the comedian discusses various topics on the political spectrum with a versatile group of guests weekly, incorporating his staunch viewpoints at a satirical angle. I cannot help but question if Maher understands the difference between satire and insult, as his comedic style nowadays feels less funny and more mean-spirited.

Some notable examples include criticizing adult comic book fans mourning the death of Stan Lee in a blog post or poking fun at travel blogging as a profession in response to influencer Gabi Petito’s murder in a Real Time segment from October 2021. He could not have picked more unnecessary topics to judge at more inappropriate times and in less funny ways. I hope HBO would get real and cut Maher’s time short but they will more than likely keep him on for as long as he makes headlines.

8. Jimmy Fallon (The Tonight Show)

Former SNL cast member (who was hired quite young at 24) and “Weekend Update” host Jimmy Fallon got his first taste of late-night glory as a guest host for David Letterman on The Late Show in 2003. He would go on to succeed Conan O’Brien’s position on NBC’s Late Night five years later and, eventually, earn the top prize when he took over The Tonight Show in 2014. His unique hosting persona is given away in the show’s current official title: The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon – implying that he is not just “with” the show, but is its bonafide star, participating in live bits with celebrity guests and constantly proving himself as a committed showman.

The one reason I have for ranking Fallon so low on this list is, for as great an entertainer as he has proven to be, his interviewing skills still lack one important ingredient: authenticity. With every overstated laugh and incredulous compliment, he seems to spend more time being a people pleaser than really getting down to the nitty-gritty with his guests. Sometimes I’d rather he just stop asking questions (and interrupting his guests’ answers on occasion) and stick to singing, dancing, and playing games.

7. Andy Cohen (Watch What Happens Live)

Andy Cohen is a TV personality who has never had a problem staying authentic and often tries to hold his guests to the same standard. This can often be to his detriment and leads to many awkward celebrity interactions – even outside of his show, such as his supposed feud with Ryan Seacrest – but that’s about the only negative thing I would say about the St. Louis native.

Otherwise, it is no wonder why Watch What Happens Live has lasted more than a decade – debuting on Bravo in 2009 as a weekend event before being rebranded as a nightly show – and how Cohen has managed to stay so busy wearing multiple hats on TV. His intimate hosting style, which involves not hiding behind a desk, always keeps things interesting, and his charming presence is hard to resist.

6. Seth Meyers (Late Night)

Following one of the longest SNL tenures on record – during which he also served as a strong head writer and solo “Weekend Update” host – Seth Meyers seemed like a perfect fit to replace Jimmy Fallon on Late Night. Indeed, he has the interviewing chops Fallon lacks, but, admittedly, lacks the showmanship his predecessor boasts, and I recall seeing him struggle to get into a rhythm that helped him stand out and utilize his skill set to its full potential.

He would later combat the struggle to transition from satirical news reading on SNL to juggling traditional hosting duties on Late Night by swerving into that skid and, more or less, making that the basis of the show. As a result, he's done away with opening stand-up monologues altogether and incorporated his signature satire into bits, most often, from behind the desk, throwing in a few lighthearted sketches here and there – such as day drinking with celebrities in pre-taped bits. Meyers is the same guy he was when he was at SNL, but that may be just how it should be.

5. Jimmy Kimmel (Jimmy Kimmel Live)

Of the late-night “Jims,” I feel most partial to Kimmel, being the kind of host you would love to be a guest for, or even just grab a beer with. He has certainly come a long way from his time as Adam Corolla’s co-host for Comedy Central’s The Man Show – a program which he would probably be one to criticize today – since debuting Jimmy Kimmel Live in 2003.

His signature snark and everyman relatability have lent themselves to some of late-night’s most amusing interviews and hilarious moments, with one of the funniest bits being his increasingly furious feud with Matt Damon. What started as an impromptu throwaway joke from Kimmel’s early days on ABC has evolved into a recurring segment – including one instance in which the Academy Award winner took over the show – with a surprising endurance that has even left the host himself amazed. It is one of the most celebrated traditions in late-night and cemented Kimmel as one of the strongest in the game.

4. John Oliver (Last Week Tonight)

The Daily Show has proven to be a consistently fertile breeding ground for comedic talent, but one of the best to make the transition from social satire to… well, more social satire, is John Oliver. The British comedian and one-time Community cast member first showed that he had what it takes to be the man behind the desk as a temporary fill-in on The Daily Show while Jon Stewart was out directing a film.

As the host of Last Week Tonight on HBO, Oliver touches on everything from entertainment to politics with a refreshingly light and accessible tone that, no matter how dark the subject material can get, never fails to be entertaining. What is his secret? Other than his clever wit or personable tone, I think it might be the accent.

3. John Mulaney (Everybody’s Live)

In the summer of 2024, celebrated comedian John Mulaney debuted a six-part talk show-style series that streamed live with a Netflix subscription called Everybody’s in L.A. The bizarre, off-the-cuff tone of the program made such a remarkable impression on viewers that the demand to see more was high… and eventually granted the following year.

Everybody’s Live, a great comfort watch that has already been renewed for a second season, according to Deadline, is one of the best editions of “late night TV” I have ever seen, with its use of absurd and relatable topics that dominate each weekly episode, fascinating and hilarious guests, remote segments that feel authentic yet too good to be true, and an unmatched rotation of awesome musical guests. The show is already a game-changer in the format by streaming live weekly on Netflix, but it is Mulaney’s bold and ingeniously wacky approach to the material that makes him a standout.

2. Stephen Colbert (Late Show)

It is with a heavy heart that I talk about my choice for the second-best late night TV host working today, because the show he has hosted for more than a decade is coming to an end. In July 2025, citing economic reasons, CBS cancelled Late Show, which was started by David Letterman in the early 1990s, meaning that Stephen Colbert will be packing things up at the network in May of next year.

It is frustrating to know that the former Daily Show correspondent and Colbert Report host’s time at the Ed Sullivan Theatre – from which he conducted wonderful celebrity interviews and participated in brilliant comedy sketches – is already nearing its end. However, with his one-in-a-million wit, reserved and well-spoken tone, and courage to never back down from speaking his mind, I have no doubt that we will be seeing Colbert back in the game beyond CBS at some point.

1. Jon Stewart (The Daily Show)

While Trevor Noah proved to be a fantastic successor when Jon Stewart left The Daily Show in 2015, it really felt like the end of the political satire in its most essential form. Luckily, we would only have to wait a little less than a decade to see him come back home.

At the moment, Stewart only appears once a week amid a rotation of guest hosts filling in the remaining days, and he is currently contracted only to appear through 2025. However, his appearances so far have been a fruitful reminder of why his equally witty and boldly insightful commentary made him one of broadcasting’s most trusted faces, despite being on a comedy network. For as long as we have him back, I believe he deserves to stand at the top of my list.

If you ask me, I do not believe for one second that late-night TV is dying, but I do believe it is changing. Whether or not it is changing for the better still remains up for debate. However, as long as we have talented comedians like these people leading the format, it has nowhere to go but up.

For years, actor Scott Foley was a dashing member of the cast of ABC's Scandal, and he stuck with the network for his latest project, the romance-tinged action-drama Whiskey Cavalier. There, he'll be mixing it up with co-star Lauren Cohan, and viewers will no doubt want to see their two characters hooking up before too long. As such, it seems like the perfect time for Foley to reflect on more awkward TV experiences, such as his worst on-screen kiss.

While appearing on Bravo's Watch What Happens Live, Scott Foley took part in host Andy Cohen's ridiculous game "Holey Moley, Scott Foley," which involved him answering a series of personal and potentially embarrassing questions about his career's past. When asked about his worst on-screen kiss, Foley took little time in coming up with this name:

At that point, Andy Cohen opened his mouth extremely wide and asked Scott Foley if that was how Tyra Banks approached the kiss, to which Foley bemusedly agreed. Some people might have felt awkward to go on TV and put someone else's TV kissing skills on blast, but Foley doesn't look like he gets nervous or awkward about doing anything. (More on that in a bit.)

Tyra Banks showed up on Felicity for a three-episode stint during Season 3. She played Jane Scott, a temporary apple of the eye of Noel Crane, Scott Foley's character. Becoming attracted to Jane after fixing her computer and learning more about her interests, Noel sets up a series of "coincidental" meet-ups so that he can spend more time with Jane, who's not so into it at first.

By her third episode, though, Noel and Jane bonded a bit, despite her having another love interest, and one particular sequence set them up in the bedroom for an evening of scantily clad hijinks. Naturally, this was where Noel and Jane shared their first kiss, which means it's where Scott Foley and Tyra Banks obviously also locked lips.

Now, it's not guaranteed that the kiss above was indeed their very first one, considering the scene likely went through multiple takes before the final shot was decided upon. They did do some more smooching while laid out in the bed, though that didn't last too long.

Just before anything too heavily sexual went down, Noel confessed that he had been basically stalking Jane through reading her emails, at which point she threw him out. Perfectly natural reaction on her part.

One wonders what Tyra Banks would do with Scott Foley if he'd drop this non-complimentary admission on her in the heat of a passionate exchange. I mean, he's married, so there would be more complications than just the on-screen kiss confession, but still.

How about a couple more fun facts about good ol' Scott Foley? When asked if he'd ever had sex in his actor's trailer, Foley immediately said, "Yes," and agreed it was on multiple occasions. He also laughed when admitting that he has passed gas on the set of a project while hoping no one else would notice. Scott Foley is human, y'all, just like us.

Felicity fans can currently stream the full series on Hulu, with Tyra Banks popping up in the first chunk of Season 3. Meanwhile, Scott Foley and Lauren Cohan will be chasing criminals and making quips this midseason on ABC's Whiskey Cavalier every Wednesday night at 10:00 p.m., just after American Idol.

For the first half of the 1990s, there were few TV characters as ruthless, duplicitous and downright chaotic as Saved by the Bell's central teen heartthrob Zack Morris. While many fans can remember every one of Zack's schemes by heart, The Passage's Mark-Paul Gosselaar doesn't exactly fit into the same category. According to the actor, his Saved by the Bell production days have largely dropped out of his memory bank over the years. In his words:

I can't be the only person who's downright shocked by that admission, right? (Well, not the unimpressed kids thing.) After all, one would assume that most young actors leading an NBC series would desperately want to keep all of those memories intact, whether they would be about certain acting advice, specific scenes, or one-of-a-kind experiences with co-stars. But for Mark-Paul Gosselaar, stockpiling those memories just wasn't as imperative.

Of course, Mark-Paul Gosselaar was around 15 or so when he landed Disney's Good Morning, Miss Bliss, which was reworked into Saved by the Bell for NBC. From 1989-1994, Gosselaar played Zack Morris for 14 episodes of Miss Bliss, 86 episodes of Saved by the Bell proper, four installments each of the Hawaiian Style and Wedding in Las Vegas offshoots, and 19 episodes of Saved by the Bell: The College Years.

That's a whole hell of a lot of Zack memories to get crammed into a five-year stretch, so perhaps it's not a mystery why much of those episode shoots have been excised from Mark-Paul Gosselaar's brain. Plus, he's kept up a healthy acting career in the meantime, with projects like Franklin and Bash and Pitch that likely took over his Saved by the Bell mind-space.

Promoting his new Fox show The Passage on a recent episode of Watch What Happens Live, Mark-Paul Gosselaar confessed that he and his Saved by the Bell co-stars don't really make that much money off of the hit teen comedy these days. Yes, despite the fact that it remains a winner for syndication, as well as a draw for Hulu subscribers. Here's how the actor put it.

Nothing too sarcastic about that last thought, but it doesn't look like Mark-Paul Gosselaar is altogether upset about not having many memories or dollar bills to show off from his Saved by the Bell tenure. After all, he's got a new show on Fox that's based on Justin Cronin's popular quasi-vampire series of The Passage novels, so he's not lacking for jobs to keep himself busy.

But if he wanted to find something fun to spend his time with, Mark-Paul Gosselaar could do worse than watching the shortform series Zack Morris is Trash, which is a brilliant look at just how morally corrupt the blonde teen was during his Bayside years. Maybe he could watch with his real-life buddy, former co-star Tiffany Thiessen, and she could maybe help his memory out a little. (For the record, he does remember enough to be regretful about one particular SBTB episode.)

Be sure to check out Mark-Paul Gosselaar's new starring turn on Fox's The Passage, which kicks off on Monday, January 14, at 9:00 p.m. ET. Don't forget about all the other new and returning shows hitting the midseason TV schedule, either.

There are few networks quite as consistent as Bravo. Andy Cohen's domain has made its bread and butter through unscripted TV, as the Real Housewives franchise is vast and showing no signs of slowing down. Cohen also has his own late night talk show Watch What Happens Live!, where he manages to get celebs to relax through fun games and plenty of cocktails. While most of Bravo's shows feature reality stars arguing, Cohen has been known to get into some confrontations himself. The most recent is with celebrity physical trainer Jillian Michaels, who attacked the Real Housewives franchise for hating women. Now Cohen has responded, saying:

It appears that Andy Cohen sees the versatility in the Real Housewives shows, and the complex way they portray the cast members. While the most exciting moments may be when tempers flare and drinks are thrown across rooms, it's not the entire 42 minute episode. Stories about family and careers also come into play, with some Housewives letting cameras into their homes for over a decade.

In addition to standing up for the actual programming of the Real Housewives franchise, Andy Cohen also threw a little shade at Jillian Michaels during his conversation with THR.

Andy Cohen, of course, is referencing Jillian Michaels' career as a fitness badass and sometimes bad guy. Her no nonsense demeanor is what made her a success on fitness shows, therefore allowing her to grow her empire. Cohen seems to take umbrage with how she conducts herself, as its not exactly a warm and fuzzy persona.

This isn't the first time Andy Cohen has voiced his opinion about Jillian Michaels. He famously came out years ago to reveal Michaels was the worst guest in Watch What Happens Live! history, and that she reportedly screamed at his staff before and after the show. This is one celebrity feud that is alive and well, and it's showing no signs of slowing down anytime soon.

Watch What Happens Live! airs weekdays on Bravo. In the meantime, check out our midseason premiere list to plan your next binge watch. Plus our superhero premiere list and Amazon premiere list to ensure you don't miss a single episode.

Bill Hader may currently be promoting his new HBO show Barry, but the comedian definitely hasn't forgotten the big TV roots he developed on Saturday Night Live. And he particularly remembers one of the major mishaps that went down during his years as a regular: Justin Bieber's hosting gig. Appearing on Watch What Happens Live, Hader and former SNL vet Jay Pharoah were asked about the worst behaved guest host they worked with, and after Pharoah set it up by saying they both knew exactly who it was, Hader shared a fairly amiable Bieber-infused answer.

Justin Bieber took the Saturday Night Live stage as host back in February 2013, which was during the height of his ongoing mega-fame, and a year before he started getting in legal troubles for DUIs and a variety of other infractions. If he was overwhelmed with his own celebrity at the time, as Bill Hader seemingly implied, it would be somewhat understandable. In the sense that relatively few people achieve Bieber's household name status, and he did it as he was traversing through his teens and into adulthood, which is generally an emotionally tumultuous period for anyone. To be sure, being Bieber-famous doesn't excuse anyone from being pompous and troublesome on the set of a network sketch series, and it's interesting to hear Hader reflect on it a little less antagonistically five years after the fact.

This definitely isn't the first time Bill Hader called out Justin Bieber as a hosting blight. After the episode aired, the actor went on Howard Stern's radio show and spoke about the pop star's entourage and behavior during the week. As proven by his Watch What Happens Now appearance, Hader clearly hasn't left that opinion in the past. And just look at Jay Pharoah's face as it's cemented that Bieber is the answer.

As far as Justin Bieber being in a better place goes, his on-and-off relationship with Selena Gomez remains an attention-grabber, which has to be a distraction. On the other hand, Bieber is back in the studio and working on the long-awaited follow-up to 2015's Purpose, which is sure to be successful enough to launch him back to the peak of pop culture. Which, in turn, could present a scenario where he's once again asked to host SNL. And this strange cycle can begin anew.

To bring everyone's memory banks back around to Justin Bieber's notorious episode, check out the clip below in all of its well-performed glory.

Bill Hader has been reliving his Saturday Night Live heyday thanks to his recent return to the show, and we're pretty sure his own guest-hosting efforts will never be considering the "worst" by any of the show's cast members. He delivered a much-needed new dose of Stefan, he hilariously broke in the middle of an extremely silly sketch,

You can now catch Bill Hader on HBO on Sunday nights for his highly acclaimed new comedy Barry, and Saturday Night Live's current season can be viewed every Saturday night on NBC at 11:30 p.m. And not to be left out, Watch What Happens Live airs weeknights at 12:00 a.m. ET. Check out who David Spade claimed was the worst Saturday Night Live host, and to see what other new and returning shows are on the way, head to our midseason premiere schedule.

Lala Kent doesn't care for Jennifer Lawrence's crass talk, and she has some crude words of her own to fire back. The Academy Award winner dropped the c-bomb to describe Kent's bad behavior on her reality TV series Vanderpump Rules earlier this month, and now the model had some insults of her own to hurl towards the Red Sparrow actress. Be prepared, dear reader. Lots of celebrity-thrown insults are found in this article. You've been warned.

E! shined a light on this new celebrity feud. The bickering began when Jennifer Lawrence made an appearance on Watch What Happens Live! a few weeks back. During Lawrence's discussion with host Andy Cohen to promote her newest movie, the fellow Bravo series Vanderpump Rules came up. In the midst of chatting about the show, Lawrence said the following about Lala Kent and the way the model/TV personality acted on the hit series.

That didn't go over well in Lala Kent's camp. On Twitter in a since-deleted tweet, Kent didn't hold back, throwing her own insults at Jennifer Lawrence.

And that's not the end of it. Lala Kent recently made an appearance on Heather McDonald's podcast Juicy Scoop, and the reality TV star had even more mean things to say about the famous actress. This time around, Kent wasn't afraid to get personal, attacking the actress's most recent work. It wasn't merely that Lawrence used the naughty word to describe the reality TV star, but that the big actress threw Lala's mother under the bus as well.

Lala Kent is referring to Jennifer Lawrence's last two films, the aforementioned Red Sparrow, which isn't doing so hot at the box office right now, and last year's mother!, which was also not a box office smash (even though, for what it's worth, this writer really enjoyed it). But while Kent wasn't afraid to dish out the insults, it's worth noting that the podcast was recorded on March 6th, when the cussing was extra fresh. It in the weeks proceeding, Lala and JLaw may have mended their wounds. Here's what the Vanderpumps Rules' personality tweeted yesterday about the recently-released podcast.

So maybe things have calmed down? We can only hope. Nevertheless, Lala Kent said on the podcast that whenever she sees Jennifer Lawrence, there are going to be mean things that go straight to her mind. Maybe this is a sign that things might not always be chill between them? We'll have to see.

We'll keep you posted if this feud picks up again. In the meantime, however, you better not mess with Lala Kent. She isn't going to take it nicely.

Break-ups suck. They're no fun for anyone. That's why it's always good to have a good friend nearby, especially one that can make you laugh. That's exactly what Jennifer Lawrence has with Amy Schumer. The comedian comforted her famous friend in her emotional time of need, and Schumer did it in a way that helped put a smile on Lawrence face. Now we know the funny (if somewhat cruel, honestly) way that Lawrence's celebrity BFF cheered her up a bit.

During an appearance on Watch What Happens Live! with Andy Cohen (via People), to promote Red Sparrow, Jennifer Lawrence discussed breaking up with her mother! director Darren Aronofsky. Down in the dumps about the separation, she received a little bit of unconventional comfort from her comedian bestie. After announcing the news to her confidant, Lawrence received a bouquet of flowers at her doorstep, along with a message from Schumer that's exactly what you would expect from the Trainwreck actress/writer. As Lawrence tells it,

The humorous-but-heartfelt response helps paint a picture of the loving relationship shared between the celebrity friends. Though they have only been friends for the past few years, their relationship only continues to grow stronger.

Jennifer Lawrence was one of only a handful of guests invited to Amy Schumer's secret wedding a couple weeks back with chef Chris Fischer. Lawrence and Schumer also wrote a comedy screenplay together a couple years ago, a raunchy comedy where they would play sisters, though it's unclear if that project will ever see the light of day. We hope it does. They have danced on top of Billy Joel's piano before. They also have a history of joking around together, like when Schumer won her first Emmy.

Jennifer Lawrence and Darren Aronofsky were dating a little over a year before they called it quits towards the end of last year. On a recent appearance on WTF with Marc Maron, Lawrence talked about the first time she dated the director and the sexual tension that arose before they became an item.

Hopefully, Jennifer Lawrence is mending her heart. In the meantime, at least she has Amy Schumer to cheer her up. Red Sparrow is now in theaters.

Bravo producer Andy Cohen has landed in hot water, along with a cast member of The Real Housewives of New Jersey, a RHONJ executive, and NBC Universal. Jackie Beard Robinson, RHONJ personality Melissa Gorga's former business partner, is suing for malicious defamation and intentional infliction of emotional distress-- and she wants $30 million. Here is what we know.

According to Jackie Beard Robinson, Melissa Gorga talked about Robinson during an interview on Watch What Happens Live. However, Robinson evidently thought Gorga's statements twisted the truth, particularly concerning an incident that occurred at Envy, a New Jersey clothing store she and Gorga ran between 2014 and 2016.

Jackie Beard Robinson supposedly thought Melissa Gorga's description made her sound like a felon, so says Page Six. For this reason, Robinson decided to take legal action against not only Gorga but also Andy Cohen and Dorothy Toran, a RHONJ executive. Robinson also named NBC Universal as well.

As the story goes, Melissa Gorga and Jackie Beard Robinson met in early 2014 and decided to open up Envy, a retail store in Montclair, New Jersey. However, the professional partnership turned sour. In the legal documents, Robinson claimed Gorga was "misappropriating over $37,000 from Envy without authorization," so Robinson went to the store in "broad daylight" on January 1 of this year to collect her belongings.

However, Jackie Beard Robinson alleged Melissa Gorga later told Andy Cohen a different story about the final days. Apparently, Gorga said Robinson "snuck into Envy in the middle of the night and stole clothing." Cohen then asked,

Melissa Gorga fortified Andy Cohen's suggestion and said, "Yes," which Jackie Beard Robinson said damaged her reputation as "an entrepreneur," "international fashion influencer," "blogger and style consultant." Thus, Robinson decided to seek damages to the tune of $30 million.

Next, Jackie Beard Robinson and her attorney, Larry Klayman, filed a complaint with the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida, where Robinson is a resident. Klayman and Robinson allege Andy Cohen, Melissa Gorga, and Dorothy Toran acted in concert to defame Robinson. Evidently, Florida law might make it so that Klayman and Robinson will not have to prove damages, yet PR Newswire says defamation of this type, regarding a person's work and suggesting the person committed a crime, is the worst libel or slander offense. Klayman backed up that assertion in a statement to People and said,

So far, Melissa Gorga has not spoken about the lawsuit, and her people did not respond to entertainment news outlets that reached out with questions. However, a Bravo network spokesperson said, "there is no merit to this lawsuit."

We'll have to see how the lawsuit shapes up. From the sounds of it, this case could get messy, so we'll be here with the details.

Andy Cohen recently got Sam Smith to spill the beans on whether he takes Kim Kardashian's side or Taylor Swift's side in the celebrity feud that Swift dished about in the lyrics of her latest album, Reputation. Cohen set up his question by saying Smith is friendly with both Kardashian and Swift, and then he asked whose side Smith took. (Shady!) Smith refused to take the bait at first, but eventually he divulged that he had a better relationship with Kardashian than Swift. Furthermore, he indicated the whole feud seemed like hogwash.

During the Plead the Fifth segment of Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, Sam Smith skirted the question by saying he is not, in fact, great friends with Taylor Swift. He said he "doesn't know Taylor Swift too well" and feels a closer kinship with Kim Kardashian. When Cohen asked if that meant Smith took Kardashian's side in the feud, Smith said,

Hmm. Nice work, Sam Smith- way to get around the question. But maybe the "Too Good at Goodbyes" singer is correct. In a story about two Hollywood celebrities who have gained from having their feud make headlines, it is important to remember how both parties benefit from the idea that they do not get along. Even if there legitimately is bad blood, the bottom line is that Kim Kardashian and Taylor Swift have helped each other by supposedly disliking each other.

At the same time, most reports covering Kim Kardashian's take of the feud with Taylor Swift suggest the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star has long since moved on from the narrative Swift previously asked not to join. Kardashian is about to become a mom for the third time, and she fell victim to a terrifying robbery at gunpoint that changed her perspective. Her siblings are getting to have babies, and there is a ton of other drama happening over there in KUWTK land, too. Meanwhile, Swift blasted Kardashian and her rapper husband, Kanye West, on her latest album. But at this point, the story is stale.

The feud in question kicked off in 2015 when Kim Kardashian used social media to upload recordings of Kanye West talking to Taylor Swift. The talk turned to whether Swift would mind if West could use provocative lyrics about her in a song. Listening to the recordings, one could get the sense Swift and West had colluded on the drama about the lyrics, which ended up appearing on his track "Famous."

Taylor Swift laid into Kanye West when she heard the provocative lyrics, so Kim Kardashian responded by uploading the recordings. Suddenly, the tables turned on Swift, and many of Kardashian and West's social media fans and followers jumped over to Swift's social media platforms to denounce her as a snake.

Regardless, that was more than two years ago, so it is good of Sam Smith to say there are no teams in the situation. He seems to be on board with sentiments expressed by other pop stars, such as P!nk, who recently backtracked previous comments she made about the feud between Taylor Swift and Katy Perry. Essentially P!nk said there is not enough time for women in Hollywood to be so angry at one another, and she even talked about how she had made amends with her Tinseltown frenemy, Christina Aguilera.

It is worth noting Sam Smith also pleaded the fifth on the first question of the segment. Andy Cohen had brought up a story about Smith saying how not all of the pop stars whom he had met were great people. Cohen pressed Smith to name names, but Smith opted out. Wise move. You can watch the segment in full here:

Imagine if Sam Smith had actually named names and took sides. How awful would that be? In this day and age, it's important for people to stand up for one another when possible, so it is a good thing Smith decided not to be (vocally) shady (though his gestures told an interesting story, too).

Despite the election ending back in November, controversy regarding Donald Trump's election and presidency hasn't slowed down. Plenty of celebrities are putting in their two cents regarding the current administration, mostly through the use of social media platforms. And perhaps the most controversial and public of these instances revolved around comedian and occasional actress Kathy Griffin, who has almost universally admonished for her controversial photo with a bloody mask of President Trump. This resulted in Griffin receiving a ton of hate and losing her CNN gig, but is her former co-host Anderson Cooper also down the tubes? It turns out, not at all.

Anderson Cooper recently did an appearance on Bravo's What What Happens Live! alongside his bestie and host Andy Cohen. When Cohen asked Anderson if he was still friends with Kathy Griffin, he responded with:

Well, this is refreshing. While Anderson Cooper and Kathy Griffin often disagree in regards to what is or is not acceptable behavior, it's nice to know that their differing opinions haven't affected their interpersonal relationship with one another.

In the above statement, Anderson Cooper is referencing his personal response to Kathy Griffin's controversial photo with the Trump mask. Rather than attempting to stick up for his friend or rationalize her actions, he publicly stated his disappointment with her. As a reminder here is his Tweet, written in the midst of the controversy.

While it doesn't get more black and white than that, it's nice to know that he hasn't let Kathy Griffin's very public fall from grace affect his personal relationship with the comedian. They've worked together and socialized for many years, and it looks like the latter isn't going to end anytime soon.

Of course, the dynamic duo won't be working together at CNN anymore. Kathy Griffin and Anderson Cooper have co-hosted the network's New Years Eve celebration for many years, with his straight laced nerves and her bonkers antics providing a delightful juxtaposition. But following Griffin's disturbing image with a Trump mask, CNN cut ties with her indefinitely.

Many other networks have presumably distanced themselves from Kathy Griffin following the controversy. So while Anderson Cooper hopes that she bounces back soon, it's likely going to be a long uphill battle for the comedian. Only time will tell if and how the world allows Griffin to work again, but at least she'll have support in friends like Anderson Cooper regardless.

When it comes to the all-time great Saturday Night Live performers, Will Ferrell is without a doubt comfortable in the top 5. He doesn't have three Best Of's for nothing! In his time at SNL, Ferrell took part in a huge number of great sketches and characters, from George Bush to male cheerleaders to Celebrity Jeopardy to (of course) Cowbell. But though Ferrell dished out the laughs, even he wasn't immune to a bad sketch, and the comedian revealed his least favorite sketch was a huge dud banking on a pretty bizarre reference to a classic TV sitcom.

Depending on your age, it's quite possible that you read that and had little idea what or who he was talking about, so let me help you out. Welcome Back, Kotter was a late '70s sitcom starring the mustachioed comedian Gabe Kaplan as high school teacher Gabe Kotter, who returned to his Brooklyn alma mater to teach a remedial class containing a group coined the "Sweathogs." The diverse group of students were labeled unteachable, but Kotter strikes up a bond with them and thus good-natured high jinks follow. It was John Travolta's TV debut and the show ran for four Horshack's laugh-filled seasons.

Will Ferrell appeared on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen and brought up his Welcome Back, Kotter sketch when asked about his least favorite. As stated, Ferrell has plenty of sketches that died on the stage, but he always secretly liked some of those. It sounds like there was no saving this Kotter sketch though, either with audiences or with Ferrell's memory. The entire premise banked on Will Ferrell getting angry while dressed like the middle man below:

This concept doesn't exactly have a lot of meat on the bones, but even the simplest of SNL sketches prove that as long as one premise is funny enough, the sketch will do fine. Not happening here. Welcome Back, Kotter also wasn't exactly the most relevant of topics during Ferrell's SNL run, as the show had long been off the air by the time that sketch hit. Can't really blame Will Ferrell for not looking back fondly on that one.

Will Ferrell can next be seen in The House, which is out in theaters this weekend. If you need any TV recommendations for what to check out until SNL returns, head to our summer TV schedule.

Friends was on for a whopping 10 seasons, so it's not hard to imagine that there may be a lot of potential stories that never actually came to pass on the small screen. Matthew Perry, for instance, just admitted that there was one story that he simply did not want Chandler Bing to be a part of. And, while it's odd, I can totally see this as something that would happen on Friends.

See? Can't you just imagine that happening on Friends and it being something that Monica, Joey, Rachel, Ross and Phoebe make fun of Chandler for doing? My only real problem with this plotline is that, from what I remember anyway, Joey was the one who liked sandwiches so much that he would have actually braved the possibility of seeing some male strange to get his hands on a couple of really good sandwiches. Other than that, I really like this idea.

Matthew Perry responded when asked by Andy Cohen on Watch What Happens Live if there was ever a Friends plotline that gave him pause and made him think the show had jumped the shark. Seeing as how Perry didn't take any time to think about the answer at all, it sounds like this really does stand out for him as the worst idea the writers came up with for Chandler. What I don't completely understand is why he didn't like this idea. Is it because there had been, especially during the early seasons of the show, some smaller characters who thought Chandler was gay? Or, is it like I was thinking before, and Matthew Perry knew, in his heart of hearts, that this was really more of a Joey story than a Chandler Bing joint?

Unfortunately, Andy Cohen didn't have time to follow up with Matthew Perry on the reason he didn't like this possible story. I have to admit, though, now that I've heard about this, I kinda wish it had happened. And since I've probably seen every episode at least four times, I can sort of imagine how this would play out, which will be excellent for my Chandler-centric fan fiction. Oh, well. Maybe if we ever get that Friends reunion they say will never happen they can use this plot as part of it. Until you come across a cool Friends repeat, be sure to use our summer premiere schedule and Netflix premiere guide to fill out your viewing schedule in the coming months.

Evidently, The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants co-stars Blake Lively and Amber Tamblyn are as close as can be in their real-life friendship. In fact, they reportedly are so close to each other that Lively let Tamblyn try her breast milk sometime in the past. (No, you did not misread that sentence.)

Amber Tamblyn revealed the hilarious nugget of information on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen. The 34-year-old actress brought up the subject in an off-the-cuff way after convincing Andy Cohen to try her breast milk. (Yep, that sentence is correct, too.)

Amber Tamblyn did not clarify the details about how or why she tried Blake Lively's breast milk. We do know all four of the Sisterhood stars remain super close. In fact, earlier this month Blake Lively, America Ferrera, and Alexis Bledel attended the premiere of Amber Tamblyn's directorial debut, Paint It Black, at the Museum of Modern Art in NYC. So, perhaps the sharing of breast milk was but a friendly gesture.

Or maybe it happened because Lively wanted to be generous. After all, when Lively and her husband, actor Ryan Reynolds, visited the 2017 Met Gala, Reynolds went on and on about how wonderful Lively is. Conceivably, by sharing her breast milk, Lively was being her empathetic, giving self--or something. Right?

Here is how the subject arose in the first place. Andy Cohen brought up a story about Amber Tamblyn letting her husband, comedian David Cross, taste her breast milk. Discussing the report, Tamblyn asked Cohen if he would like to try some of the breast milk she pumped before the taping of the show. One thing led to another, and Cohen found himself with a bottle of Tamblyn's breast milk in his hand.

Once the talk-show host had taken a small sip of the breast milk, Amber Tamblyn revealed she once tried Blake Lively's breast milk. In fact, she tied everything together in a very Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon way, telling Cohen,

Of course, Amber Tamblyn connecting the dots in that analytical way is hilarious. But then, without missing a beat, Andy Cohen took the laughs to the next level and said,

The funny moment is sidesplitting from beginning to end. Check it out here:

It is reasonable to think Amber Tamblyn and Blake Lively share parenting tips in addition to sips of breast milk these days. Tamblyn and her comedian husband, David Cross, welcomed a daughter, Marlow Alice Cross, earlier this year. In doing so, they joined Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds in the wonderful world of parenthood. Lively and Reynolds share a two-year-old son, James Reynolds, and an eight-month-old daughter, Ines Reynolds. We love that Lively and Tamblyn are still close friends. We'll be sure to let you know if either of them shed more light on what happened.

If you have access to the cable network FX, you'll notice that Ryan Murphy is just about everywhere. The producer/director/writer has a litany of small screen projects currently airing, including American Horror Story, American Crime Story, and Feud. But before he basically owned a network, Ryan Murphy has his TV start with shows like Nip/Tuck and the musical extravaganza Glee. Glee was massively popular in its early seasons, earning a handful of Emmys and Golden Globes in the process. But quality and focus seemed to peter out after a few years, resulting in awkward storylines and even more awkward musical numbers. Now series star Lea Michele has revealed which of those songs was the worse.

Lea Michele recently appeared on Bravo's late night show Watch What Happens Live. During her time in the hot seat, host Andy Cohen asked Michele which Glee song was her least favorite song. Without missing a beat, Michele said:

I didn't even realize that Glee covered that ridiculous song, but that sounds about right.

"What Does the Fox Say?" went viral a few years back for being an absolutely bonkers and nonsensical spoof on pop music. And while this meme-worthy track was enjoyable for youtubers, adapting it for a network TV show sounds like a poorly laid plan. The musical number would have been rough if the motley crew of New Directions sang it themselves, but Glee's version made it even more uncomfortable by adding puppets to the mix. Check this abomination out.

So, did any of that make sense? No, no it did not. After Blaine (Darren Criss) royally pisses off the glee club, he brings them each puppet version of themselves to make it up to them. And for some reason, he sends matching ones to Rachel in New York, where she is joined by a puppeteer Adam Lambert, as the two groups somehow sing in unison (despite being across the country).

Yeah, it's that weird.

Not to be a Negative Nancy, Lea Michele also listed her favorite songs from Glee's long tenure. Much like the show itself, it looks like the best songs were from back in Season 1.

Good call, Rachel.

Lea Michele has dropped out of FOX's Scream Queens, which is still waiting on a possible Season 3 renewal. She recently did a few pilots, so we'll just have to wait and see where we can see Michele next.

Michael J. Fox was the golden boy on every girl's radar back in the '80s, and apparently that included Megan Mullally! The actress and comedian opened up about about going on a few dates with Fox in the mid-'80s.

Megan Mullally spilled the details on her short relationship with Michael J. Fox on Watch What Happens Live Thursday night. After a caller pressed her for info about their reported fling, Mullally said that she went out with him a few times around the time of his iconic film role in Back to the Future, which came out in 1985. She recalled going on a go-kart racing date with Fox, and joked that their relationship ended because she beat him to the finish line.

Check out Megan Mullally's story for yourself below.

Although Megan Mullally is a recognized name, in 1985 she was far from being the celebrity she is now, whereas Michael J. Fox was arguably at the height of his fame after starring in the long-running sitcom Family Ties and kicking off the now-iconic Back to the Future franchise. In fact, Mullally would have just shown up in Los Angeles in '85 after moving from Chicago in search of more acting work. A few dates with Michael J. Fox is quite the welcome-to-L.A. gift, huh!?

Of course, Megan Mullally did find the fulfilling acting career that she was searching for after appearing in small supporting TV and movie roles throughout the late '80s and early '90s. In 1998, she landed her career-making role as the brash and boozy socialite Karen Walker in Will & Grace. Michael J. Fox joined Mullally in finding late-'90s sitcom success by leading Spin City, and has remained a respected actor decades past his teen stardom, though most recently he's had to slow down on his roles due to symptoms of his early-onset Parkinson's disease.

In terms of their own romantic lives, Megan Mullally and Michael J. Fox didn't have to wait long to find love following their breakup. Fox married his Family Ties costar Tracy Pollan just a few years later in 1988. They are still married today and have had four children together. Mullally went on to marry talent manager Michale Katcher in the mid-'90s, and then married her current husband Nick Offerman in 2003.

And though Megan and Michael are happily married to other people now, they'll always have that '80s go-kart track.

No matter how entertaining a host may be, late night talk shows can flop or fly depending on the kind of guests that appear. One show that has managed to secure a surprising number of celebrity guests considering its size is Watch What Happens Live on Bravo. Host Andy Cohen has chatted with everybody from Bravo reality regulars to big screen stars. Unfortunately, there’s one person in particular that Cohen has always wanted but hasn’t been able to get: Michelle Obama.

Considering that Michelle Obama’s tenure as First Lady is approaching its end, Andy Cohen really may need to give up his Captain Ahab-esque attempts to get her on the show. Maybe he’ll have better luck with the next presidential spouse. Depending on the winner, he may have to settle for a First Gentleman rather than a First Lady, but it would have to feel like a win after his fruitless efforts to book Mrs. Obama. Still, his interview with THR, in which he revealed his desire to host the First Lady, was upbeat enough that he doesn’t seem to be too troubled by her ongoing absence.

There’s definitely no denying that Andy Cohen has nabbed some majorly famous faces to appear on Watch What Happens Live. Some of his best episodes have featured big actors telling stories that they might not have revealed elsewhere. Ranging from Will Ferrell confessing that he hated spoofing Ted Turner on SNL to Ralph Fiennes sharing a list of the three favorite sex scenes throughout his career to Lil’ Kim having some choice words for Nicki Minaj, there’s never any telling what will happen on a given episode. Even less juicy appearances, such as Samuel L. Jackson having a theory about the latest Star Wars film, are unforgettable. Andy Cohen may not have gotten a White House whale in his Moby Dick quest, but he’s had plenty of guests worth watching.

Cohen has been on the air as host of Watch What Happens Live since 2009, and he’s now celebrating his 1000th episode. It’s an impressive feat, and he shows no signs of slowing down. Bravo may be known more for its Top Chef shows and Real Housewives franchise, but Watch What Happens Live is consistently quality programming that brings the laughs as well as the scoops on celebrity life. To catch Andy Cohen in his hosting gig, be sure to tune in to Bravo at 11 p.m. ET from Sunday through Thursday. You just probably won’t be seeing the First Lady anytime soon.

Every time a famous couple splits up after many years together, people like to say that romance is dead. On the contrary, love and romance are very much alive all over the world. Just not so much in any part of the world where Jennifer Lawrence might be sharing close quarters with Justin Bieber. Check out Lawrence’s blunt response when asked on Watch What Happens Live if she would ever get it on with Bieber.

Boom! Bam! Kaplowie! I think Nero was playing his violin during that burn. I hope Bieber’s got a pair of boxers with J-Law’s booty on them, cause that’s the only way he’s getting in there. The North Pole on Hoth isn’t as icy as that response. If that response was a bullet, it would be a 50 cal., and it would laugh as it shredded one’s torso. That “no” was harder than…well, that one is too easy.

Now, I realize in the grand scheme of things that Justin Bieber probably won’t be too upset when he gets wind of this, even if he was quoted as saying he thought Lawrence was attractive. The guy probably only has to walk about 20 steps before stumbling headfirst into a potential sexual encounter, so even a denial as large-scale as this isn’t all that epic in the long run. And it’s not like I really have that much invested in the Biebs’ sex life, regardless of what it sounds like. I’m serious!

Still, I’m glad that his life led him to a point where the thought of doing him makes Jennifer Lawrence make this multi-emotion face.

That wasn’t the only romance-centric question that Lawrence fessed up to with Andy Cohen, although the outcome of this one was much more positive. When asked if she and Hunger Games franchise co-star Liam Hemsworth ever got smoochy when the cameras weren’t rolling, Lawrence sheepishly copped to it. She also had a surprising answer involving getting high before a certain awards show. Check out that clip below.

Will Andy Cohen host a celebrity that will admit to wanting to tap Bieber’s ass? Does everyone get blazed before winning Oscars? Possibly find out that and more when Watch What Happens Live airs nightly on Bravo. It will return from winter break on Sunday, January 3.

Will Ferrell spent seven years on NBC’s Saturday Night Live. During that time, he churned out a ton of original characters as well as impressions, including George W. Bush and Alex Trebek. Ferrell is widely considered among the top-notch tier of SNL cast members, and it’s easy to see why. However, that doesn’t mean there’s not a character or two that Ferrell regrets presenting on the late night sketch series. During a recent episode of Watch What Happens Live, Ferrell revealed he absolutely hated spoofing former CNN CEO Ted Turner. Here’s what he had to say:

After Ferrell relates the story of what he feels to be his worst SNL impression, fellow guest Maya Rudolph told him that all that matters is that Ted Turner liked the impression. She was totally joking around during the Watch What Happens Live episode, but it’s fun to see Ferrell misinterpret her joke as a serious comment for a half second.

You can give Ferrell’s version of the CNN founder and superstation pioneer a watch, below. There are other big names in business who are parodied in the video, but you can’t miss Ferrell’s Turner, who pops up partway though and then attempts to do the “Live from New York” bit that is always a part of the cold opening.

While Ferrell may not love his impression, the good news is he’s not as connected culturally with Ted Turner as that of Saturday Night Live’s other former cast member Will Forte who has played Ted Turner with real verve on Conan for the last several years. That version’s even wilder and more over-the-top, but at least you can argue that Forte had an angle on the character, one that Ferrell apparently feels he didn’t have.

I’m not going to say that Ferrell’s Ted Turner is the weakest SNL impression we’ve ever seen, but maybe that’s simply due to Will Ferrell’s superior ability to crush out on Saturday Night Live during his tenure. What’s important is that Ferrell himself thought the impression was on the weak side, and he clearly still feels that way nearly two decades later.

If you didn’t catch last nights Watch What Happens Live, you can hop over to the next page to catch the full segment…

Over the years, former Saturday Night Live star David Spade has been outspoken on plenty of different subjects. And though he stopped being quite as controversial once he hit his middle-age years, he’s still not one to sugarcoat the truth when need be. And even though he wasn’t quite asked about the worst host he’d ever worked with on SNL, he took no time in sharing his answer: Steven Seagal.

Spade was promoting his new memoir Almost Interesting on Bravo’s Watch What Happens: Live, and when host Andy Cohen asked Spade which of his former cast-mates he found to be overrated, Spade decided not to make it about the actors at all.

Seagal, known as much for breaking people’s arms and legs in movies as much as anything else, appeared as the host of Episode 18 of Season 16, with Michael Bolton as the musical guest. And if you’re going to be less fondly remembered than Bolton in 1990, then you know you’re doing something wrong.

Spade’s admission on this front definitely isn’t the only one that’s come up over the years, as creator Lorne Michaels said it himself on the air during a Season 18 episode. Stories have circulated ever since that Seagal was very douchey to the cast and writers and generally didn’t have much of a sense of humor about anything. (And anyone who has ever watched Steven Seagal: Lawman knows this to be true in spades…David spades.) He also reportedly refused to come out of his dressing room to perform in a Hanz and Franz sketch because Dana Carvey and Kevin Nealon’s characters claimed they could beat him up. A true class act.

I guess it’s no surprise that Seagal was never asked back to host the show, even though just about anyone else who has ever took the stage was asked back at some point. He would totally have been marked for death had that happened.

Check out the entire segment below, in which Spade also talks about his sparring with Rob Schneider.

With his Eddie Murphy feud mostly squashed now, Spade is free to promote his book, which came out this week on Tuesday, October 27. And check out Watch What Happens: Live on Bravo almost every night of the week on Bravo.

Andy Cohen’s popular interview spot Watch What Happens Live! airs on Bravo pretty late at night. With that said, Cohen is often up and tweeting into the wee hours of the morning. However, on Saturday night the host and Bravo Executive-Vice President of Original Programming and Development actually headed to bed early and missed out when Saturday Night Live’s Taran Killam parodied him on the sketch comedy show. He later took to Twitter

While Killam’s impression was a bit over the top, the sketch had some notable high points, including when Killam as Cohen states he gave himself the show. Another highlight was newcomer Kate McKinnon’s Tabitha Coffey impression, which despite the appearance of a lemonade stand, was quite spot on. Eventually, Cohen himself got around to watching the sketch and later spoke out about the event on Sunday’s Watch What Happens Live!.

Still, the host didn’t seem to upset about the nature of the sketch, also saying he did find it funny. I’ll drink to that.