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Curtis Stone on 'influencing' Joel McHale's 'The Bear' Role; Plus Story of McHale 'getting undressed' During Video Conference
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- Curtis Stone on 'influencing' Joel McHale's 'The Bear' Role; Plus Story of McHale 'getting undressed' During Video Conference
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- Rita Moreno Couldn’t Take Her Eyes of Kim Kardashian’s ‘enormous breasts’
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- Oscar-winning actress Rita Moreno visits "The Talk” and reveals who impressed her the most at the recent ultra-star-studded Academy Gala where she received the Icon Award. "I met the world there…but the one that impressed me the most, only because I've seen her so much. I don't know if impressed is the right word, but all I could you know, think of when I talk about her is her enormous breasts." Natalie Morales asks, "Who is it?" "Kardashian, Kim Kardashian,” shares Moreno. “I mean, it's so distracting. You want to be polite and when they 're talking to you, talk to their face, I kept looking at 'them.' I could not take my eyes off 'the girls.' I mean, she actually speaks and all that."
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- Rita Moreno Shares Wisdom Leading Into 93rd Birthday; Reveals 'Marlon Brando' is Her Number 'one' Love
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On the heels of her 93rd birthday, "The Talk" host Akbar Gbajabiamila asks guest Rita Moreno to share some wisdom with the audience. She says, "Well, I want to get very serious about this, because 93 is, as my mama would say, no 'yoke,' Puerto Rican mama. And I think, here's in a nutshell, the thing is, drink a lot of water and pee a lot. And hang in there." Natalie Morales asks, "Have there been some loves that you've loved more than others?" Moreno reacts, "You bet your ass. One. Marlon Brando. And then for sheer beauty, because he was also a boyfriend, but Elvis Presley. Nobody knows about that." "The Talk" audience goes on to salute Moreno by singing happy birthday.
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- Curtis Stone on 'influencing' Joel McHale's 'The Bear' Role; Plus Story of McHale 'getting undressed' During Video Conference
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Curtis Stone visits "The Talk" and discusses his show "Crime Scene Kitchen, recently voted one of the best ever cooking competition shows. Natalie Morales says, "And hosted as you mentioned by Joel McHale, who is so funny and sweet, we love him." Stone replies, "I don't know if he's sweet but he's very funny." Morales adds, "Now Joel, you know, I'm sure you've seen 'The Bear,' right, and you see he's kind of a nasty chef...is he like that on your show, or no?" "He's hilarious on our show, and he's always making fun of us. But he tells me that's he's been a little bit influenced by me in the kitchen, which is not true because I'm a lovely guy. When I was on the show with Joel, I was on a conference call, and I was talking to the bank, as a restauranteur you're always talking to the bloody bank. But anyway, Joel comes in and there's six people on the screen and he starts getting undressed behind me, and I'm like Joel, get out! What's wrong with you? He's always doing something ridiculous."
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- Jerry O'Connell Shows 'tramp stamp' From Paul vs Tyson Fight Wager
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Monday on "The Talk" hosts weigh in on Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson fight and Akbar Gbajabiamila and Jerry O'Connell reveal 'tattoos' as a result of their bet. O'Connell says, "I felt like we all really lost, so I got a tattoo of Akbar [shows tattoo]...we commonly refer to that as a tramp stamp." On the fight, Akbar said, It lived up to the hype for me. I'm going to tell you why, because we all got duped." O'Connell adds, "It was a super bummer and I'll tell you why. I convinced my wife and two daughters that they had to stop everything and we were going to watch this, it was going to be history. And my kids, you know were like Dad, we don't care, this fight is going to be boring...and we watched it and like two rounds in I was like, this is so boring." He adds, "They are great at marketing, but you gotta give us some product."
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- Justin Hartley Says 'really famous' Basketball Player Thought He 'quit the business' After 'Smallville'
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Justin Hartley visits "The Talk" and shares a story about a famous mystery basketball player. Hartley says, "I do this thing, where I play this game, sort of an internal game that I play with myself when someone walks up and I try to determine before they say anything what they're going to know me from. And a lot of times I can tell. And this one time I was at this event, and this really famous, really great, really wonderful basketball player, I won't say his name but he's great. He comes up to me and goes, can I get a hug? And he's massive, and I'm like, sure man. And of course, I'm like this guy obviously is a big 'This Is Us' fan, it touched his life...and he pulls back and he goes, I just loved you on 'Smallville.' And he had no idea bout 'This Is Us,' he had never, he was like, so did you like quit the business after? He had no idea, and I was just sitting here going, wow."
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- EXCLUSIVE 'Tracker' Clip; Justin Hartley on Shirtless Scenes: "I don't mind it."
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Friday on "The Talk" Justin Hartley shares an exclusive clip from Sunday's "Tracker" episode alongside guest star, Brent Sexton. Hartley says, "That's a really cool clip that you played, our writers do such a great job of interlacing a serialized element to our procedural show, so you get a closed ended story every week. But at the same time, there is this story that's been going on for 10 years, he's [character Colter Shaw] been looking for this woman that's gone missing...it's haunted him for 10 years, he won't let it go, he's tortured by it. And you start to see a little bit of that. That's Brent Sexton, he's an amazing actor. He's incredible and he came in, we wrote this character that was a retired cop. Really great character on the page, and then he came and just elevated the whole thing. It's just, what a treat to work with that guy." Hartley goes on to justify his multitude of shirtless scenes, "I don't mind it...as long as it makes sense, you know."
