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Sterling K. Brown Says Mandy Moore's New Daughter Looks 'like a little baby burrito'
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- Sterling K. Brown Says Mandy Moore's New Daughter Looks 'like a little baby burrito'
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- Amanda Kloots on Dating: 'You have to be an investigative reporter...it's scary out there'
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Monday on "The Talk" Natalie Morales asks fellow hosts, "Do you ever look people up before meeting them?" Jerry O'Connell says, "I think it's better not to do any homework on people, I think it's just refreshing to sit down with someone, extend your hand...it's more...organic." As someone in the dating world, Amanda Kloots reacts, "Jerry, that is the exact opposite of what you do after dating for years...you might start out date one, like you know what, I'm just going to go into this eyes wide open, I'm just going to give this person a chance....ten fellows next you're like, I need to know their birthdate, where do you work, I'm investigating, I'm finding out who your friends are, do we have any mutual friends. I mean, like you have to be an investigative reporter nowadays, it's scary out there, guys."
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- Sterling K. Brown Says Mandy Moore's New Daughter Looks 'like a little baby burrito'
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Chris Sullivan and Sterling K. Brown visit "The Talk" and react to meeting former "This Is Us" co-star Mandy Moore's new baby girl, Louise Everett. Sullivan admits, "We haven't had a chance to meet her yet." Brown adds, "The text thread is live and popping. She has mastered a beautiful, what's the thing, swaddle, she look like a little baby burrito, a little baby burrito that she ties up in there. We're just giving her a couple weeks to enjoy being mom of three, she now has her big three. So then after a minute I'll go in there, my wife is good at like getting onesies and stuff, so I drop some stuff off."
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- Jerry O'Connell Reveals He 'would love' to Be a Houseguest On 'Celebrity Big Brother'
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Monday on "The Talk" the hosts reveal what famous house they'd like to stay in." Jerry O'Connell admits, "I would love to go to the 'Big Brother' house, I'd love to go stay in it before the end of the season. If they ever have Celebrity Big Brother, I'd love to go there." Natalie Morales adds, "I think we can arrange that for you."
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- Laugh Into the Weekend With 'The Talk's' Best of the Week
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The best way to head into the weekend - laugh with "The Talk" hosts and their guests as they share the best moments of the week. See guest co-host Alfonso Ribeiro share what he learned from his experience guest co-hosting. Hint: ’Nothing.’
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- Cedric The Entertainer on 'Neighborhood' Spinoff 'Crutch': Says Tracy Morgan Plays 'the New York version of Calvin'
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Cedric The Entertainer visits "The Talk" and dishes on the new season of "The Neighborhood" and spinoff "Crutch." Cedric shares, "So at the end of last season we had a new grandbaby...this is us kind of leaning into be grandparents and still having our kids still need us a lot, which is modern day life, right...Marty and the girl, they're not a couple so, we have to be those active grandparents...we wanted to tell this real modern day story of you know, how it is nowadays...it's not packaged up, have the baby everybody's good, like nobody's doing that anymore." On his "Neighborhood" spinoff "Crutch" starring Tracy Morgan, he reveals, "It's going great, we actually just shot the pilot in New York, it's a sitcom based off Crutchfield is his last name, and so everyone calls him Crutch. He is a Harlem shop owner, and his adult kids have to move back into the home and it's all about him being a widow...and things sort of go haywire from there. But he's the New York version of Calvin."
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- Deon Cole 'bombed' Show After 'smoking' With Paul McCartney; tells audience, 'this show sucks so bad'
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- Deon Cole guest co-hosts on "The Talk" and gives the play by play on Paul McCartney surprising him at his Los Angeles comedy show. Coles says, "He came to the green room...he pulls out a joint. What do I do? I was like, I haven't smoked in like 13 years, but when Paul McCartney asks you to smoke, you smoke. We sat there and we smoked, and we talked about Michael Jackson...I go on stage, and I bombed. I had the worse show I ever had. Because I haven't smoked and performed in 13 years." He adds, "So I told everybody at the end, because I didn't want to throw him out there. So at the end of an hour set, he sat there the whole time in the back. I told them at the end, I said man, the reason why this show sucks so bad is because I smoked with my good friend. And I said come up here, and when he came up here the audience gassed."
