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Jamie Lee Curtis on What She's Thankful For: 'I've had quite a life', 'thankful that I'm a sober parent'
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- Jamie Lee Curtis on What She's Thankful For: 'I've had quite a life', 'thankful that I'm a sober parent'
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- Jamie Lee Curtis on What She's Thankful For: 'I've had quite a life', 'thankful that I'm a sober parent'
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Jamie Lee Curtis visits "The Talk" and shares what she's thankful for as we head into the Thanksgiving holiday. She opens up, "I've had quite a life. I'm thankful for a lot. I'm thankful that I'm a sober parent. I'm thankful that I have a family. I have children who call me mom. I have a husband of 40 years right now... And I get a creative life that allows me to make movies...and most important, the reason Amanda [Kloots] and I met, is I also have the ability as a public person to support institution that I believe deserve our support." She adds, "One of the ways that we were able to work together was that Amanda had just lost her husband [Nick Cordero]. You were the first public face of what that was to the world because you documented your journey with your family and your beautiful boy [Elvis], and I was able to come on right after that and bring Amanda one of the My Hand In Yours sculptures which we created to offer comfort for people in times of crisis, and you were in the biggest crisis....and so I'm most grateful that my life has allowed me to be an advocate for love and comfort...Daytime television supports charities, and I'm telling you my appearance on your show took myhandinyours.com into a new stratosphere because of that time, so the gratitude."
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- 'The Talk' Hosts Enter Final Show to a Standing Ovation; Reflect on End of an Era
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Friday on "The Talk" hosts Akbar Gbajabiamila, Amanda Kloots, Natalie Morales, Jerry O’Connell and Sheryl Underwood reflect on their personal journeys and what they’ve learned filming a daily live television show.
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- Sheryl Underwood Reflects on Her 14 Years at 'The Talk'
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In the series finale episode, host Sheryl Underwood takes a look back at her 14 seasons on "The Talk." Underwood dishes on her first day on "The Talk,' daytime appropriate jokes, meeting Julie Chen, Sara Gilbert and Sharon Osbourne for the first time, and more.
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- 'The Talk': 15 Year Retrospective Features Show's Most Memorable Moments
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- In Friday's series finale, "The Talk" looks back at all 15 seasons sharing the show's most memorable moments, from laughter to tears and everything in between. "The Talk" aired 2,993 episodes, garnered over 70 awards/nominations, promoted over 10,800 guests, gifted over $103 million in giveaways, and welcomed over 250,000 audience members.
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- Morris Chestnut Teases 'Watson': 'doctectives...and a little romance
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Morris Chestnut visits "The Talk" on Thursday and dishes on upcoming series "Watson." Chestnut reveals, "What I love about this show so, it's 'Watson', it's Sherlock Holmes and Watson, so it's a part of the iconic Sherlock Holmes mythology, but from the perspective of John Watson. And it's a medical drama, but we're not just doctors, we're doctors and we're detectives, so it combines the medical aspect of a show along with the investigate detective aspect of a show, so we're 'doctectives.'" He adds, "It's true crime collides with medicine and mystery...and a little romance." "Watson" premieres January 26 on CBS.
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- Amanda Kloots Reflects on Her Time on 'The Talk'; Says Elvis was 'part of this ride'
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Amanda Kloots is joined by son, Elvis on stage as she celebrates her "Talk" journey with a special look back. On Elvis, Kloots says, "He's been a part of this ride as much as I have." She goes on to reflect on some favorite moments, including special guests, revealing, "Leslie Jordan...I always say he's my favorite interview, is because I've never witnessed somebody just sitting in this chair being their true authentic self as he was. He was so inspiring because you just looked at him, and you're like, you are just being you. And it was so beautiful to witness someone that is just able to just be themselves and not care about anything else."
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- Lisa Rinna Says She’s Manifesting ‘my third chapter’ in ‘acting career’
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Lisa Rinna visits "The Talk" and gives hosts advice on their next chapters and reveals what she's manifesting for 2025. Rinna shares, "When you've been around as long as I have, there are a lot of beginnings and endings. And I think it's like one door closes and another door opens. It sounds cliche, but it's the truth. I'm so excited for each and every one of you for what's next." Jerry O'Connell says, "Lisa, it's so interesting that you say that, because the door on 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' closed for you, but your 2024 was..." Rinna interrupts, "I slammed that bitch shut." O'Connell continues, "What are we manifesting for 2025?" Rinna reveals "This is what I'm manifesting, I manifest a lot, but this is what I want. I want my, it's my third chapter in my acting career, another series. I want to play some fabulous, crazy, you know God knows what on some great series...I like a dramedy...love the idea of just creating a new, different character."
