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Yahoo
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
31 Wildly Awkward Celeb Interview Moments That Made Me Genuinely Cringe
Sukihana really didn't understand the meaning of the word "musician" on The Really Good Podcast: After being widely mocked, Suki tweeted, "I say who I am and that's a MOGUL." She followed up with, "Suki ain't no musician she is a mogul." Solange expressed displeasure on-air about being asked about Jay-Z's 40/40 club closure, even though the interviewer hadn't brought it up on camera (Solange appears to be referring to the show asking her team if they could discuss it on-camera, and being told no): the Challengers cast was asked about who the best kisser was, and Zendaya made this face (in a later interview, she spoke about how odd the number of kissing questions she received about the film was): Rob Schneider got upset that he wasn't being asked questions on Conan, and pointed it out, to everyone's awkward laughter: Larry King spoke to Sharon Tate's sister Debra and seemed to think Roman Polanski murdered Tate (whom Polanski was married to at the time of her death) instead of followers of the cult leader Charles Manson: Jim Carrey teased Margot Robbie on The Graham Norton Show and basically implied her looks got her where she is rather than talent: Woody Allen interviewed Twiggy and tried to make her look Twiggy handed it right back to him: Timothée Chalamet was on DP/30 and the of insulted him and overall just got really tongue-tied: Justin Bieber couldn't understand the word "German": Kathie Lee Gifford forgot Martin Short's wife was dead...: ...Leading to a super awkward apology after his interview was over: entire Cara Delevingne interview about Paper Towns, which starts with a host calling her "Carla" and asking if she read the book...: Related: I'm Absolutely Losing It Over Miley Cyrus's Theory About "Disney Gays" And "Nickelodeon Gays" That Just Destroyed My Entire Childhood ...Then another host saying she didn't seem excited about the movie...: ...And finally, the original host being super condescending: Matt Lauer would NOT stop talking about Sandra Bullock's nude scene in The Proposal: when he brought up Anne Hathaway's wardrobe malfunction, clearly trying to make a joke out of it, which Hathaway deftly dodged: Ellen Degeneres told Dakota Johnson she hadn't been invited to her birthday party, and Johnson corrected her: when DeGeneres pressured Mariah Carey to drink champagne to prove she wasn't pregnant in 2008: Related: Let's Talk About How Creepy The Sydney Sweeney Bikini Pics Are Jennifer Garner tried to correct Conan on his own show, but it turned out he was right: Jimmy Fallon called RuPaul a "drag queen," and briefly thought, from RuPaul's reaction, that he had said the wrong thing: Just watch his fear here: And his obvious relief afterwards: an interviewer told Keira Knightley she looked "worn out": the cast of Victorious was gushing about how much Ariana Grande sings on set and Victoria Justice cut in to say, "I think we ALL sing": Tom Cruise jumped on Oprah's couch to express his excitement about Katie Holmes: Scarlett Johansson was asked if she could wear underwear under her Black Widow costume: when she was asked the same question, after it was suggested she had no body insecurities: and when she was asked about the "fashion elements" in Infinity War, and was NOT having it: Vin Diesel was super weird and creepy towards Brazilian YouTuber Carol Moreira while promoting his film XXX: Return of Xander Cage: when Bill Murray was super creepy towards Geena Davis while they were promoting Quick Change: David Letterman brought up rehab while interviewing Lindsay Lohan: when he licked Jennifer Aniston's hair: when he asked a clearly uncomfortable 19-year-old Emma Watson about her underwear being exposed at an event: an interviewer KEPT asking Anne Hathaway about her diet and exercise regime for The Dark Knight Rises: Millie Bobby Brown had to admit Finn Wolfhard is a "lousy kisser" in a lie detector interview with Vanity Fair: finally, entirety of Joaquin Phoenix's 2009 interview on The Late Show with David Letterman: It turned out Phoenix was playing a character from his I'm Still Here mockumentary. You honestly have to watch it for yourself to understand, though I'll warn you, it's not an easy watch: Also in Celebrity: 14 Celebrities Who Have So Many Kids, They're Basically Running Their Own Daycare, And 11 Who Said "Hmm, Hard Pass" Also in Celebrity: 28 Celebs Who Never Seem To Get Canceled Despite Some Pretty Awful Behavior Also in Celebrity: "I Haven't Paid My Rent In 6 Months": Celebrities Are Getting Brutally Honest About What It's Really Like To Be Famous In Hollywood
Buzz Feed
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
31 Awkward Celeb Interview Moments
When Sukihana really didn't understand the meaning of the word "musician" on The Really Good Podcast: After being widely mocked, Suki tweeted, "I say who I am and that's a MOGUL." She followed up with, "Suki ain't no musician she is a mogul." When Solange expressed displeasure on-air about being asked about Jay-Z's 40/40 club closure, even though the interviewer hadn't brought it up on camera (Solange appears to be referring to the show asking her team if they could discuss it on-camera, and being told no): When the Challengers cast was asked about who the best kisser was, and Zendaya made this face (in a later interview, she spoke about how odd the number of kissing questions she received about the film was): When Rob Schneider got upset that he wasn't being asked questions on Conan, and pointed it out, to everyone's awkward laughter: When Larry King spoke to Sharon Tate's sister Debra and seemed to think Roman Polanski murdered Tate (whom Polanski was married to at the time of her death) instead of followers of the cult leader Charles Manson: When Jim Carrey teased Margot Robbie on The Graham Norton Show and basically implied her looks got her where she is rather than talent: When Woody Allen interviewed Twiggy and tried to make her look Twiggy handed it right back to him: When Timothée Chalamet was on DP/30 and the of insulted him and overall just got really tongue-tied: When Justin Bieber couldn't understand the word "German": When Kathie Lee Gifford forgot Martin Short's wife was dead...: ...Leading to a super awkward apology after his interview was over: This entire Cara Delevingne interview about Paper Towns, which starts with a host calling her "Carla" and asking if she read the book...: ...Then another host saying she didn't seem excited about the movie...: ...And finally, the original host being super condescending: When Matt Lauer would NOT stop talking about Sandra Bullock's nude scene in The Proposal: And when he brought up Anne Hathaway's wardrobe malfunction, clearly trying to make a joke out of it, which Hathaway deftly dodged: When Ellen Degeneres told Dakota Johnson she hadn't been invited to her birthday party, and Johnson corrected her: And when DeGeneres pressured Mariah Carey to drink champagne to prove she wasn't pregnant in 2008: When Jennifer Garner tried to correct Conan on his own show, but it turned out he was right: When Jimmy Fallon called RuPaul a "drag queen," and briefly thought, from RuPaul's reaction, that he had said the wrong thing: Just watch his fear here: And his obvious relief afterwards: When an interviewer told Keira Knightley she looked "worn out": When the cast of Victorious was gushing about how much Ariana Grande sings on set and Victoria Justice cut in to say, "I think we ALL sing": When Tom Cruise jumped on Oprah's couch to express his excitement about Katie Holmes: When Scarlett Johansson was asked if she could wear underwear under her Black Widow costume: And when she was asked the same question, after it was suggested she had no body insecurities: Oh, and when she was asked about the "fashion elements" in Infinity War, and was NOT having it: When Vin Diesel was super weird and creepy towards Brazilian YouTuber Carol Moreira while promoting his film XXX: Return of Xander Cage: And when Bill Murray was super creepy towards Geena Davis while they were promoting Quick Change: When David Letterman brought up rehab while interviewing Lindsay Lohan: And when he licked Jennifer Aniston's hair: Aaaand when he asked a clearly uncomfortable 19-year-old Emma Watson about her underwear being exposed at an event: When an interviewer KEPT asking Anne Hathaway about her diet and exercise regime for The Dark Knight Rises: When Millie Bobby Brown had to admit Finn Wolfhard is a "lousy kisser" in a lie detector interview with Vanity Fair: And finally, entirety of Joaquin Phoenix's 2009 interview on The Late Show with David Letterman: It turned out Phoenix was playing a character from his I'm Still Here mockumentary. You honestly have to watch it for yourself to understand, though I'll warn you, it's not an easy watch:
Newsweek
19-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Newsweek
Mom Teaches Cat to Wake Up Daughter for School, Gets the Job Done
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. Getting your child out of bed in the morning can be challenging, but one Boston mom has discovered an unexpected solution, her family cat. In a post shared on TikTok in March under the username @ the tabby cat, Suki, can be seen jumping on her sister's bed, attempting to wake her up for the day, and refusing to leave until she is fully awake. "Taught my cat to wake my child up for school because she doesn't get an argument. She won't stop until she actually gets out of bed," reads layover text in the clip. "Was tired of the '5 more minutes' fight everyday," the caption says. The poster, 27-year-old Katie McDonald, told Newsweek that her daughter would always throw tantrums when she tried to wake her up in the morning, asking for five more minutes, so after sensing her frustration, Suki decided to take matters into her paws. A screenshot of the viral clip shows Suki waking up her sister for school. A screenshot of the viral clip shows Suki waking up her sister for school. @ Now every morning at 7:30 a.m., the cat walks into her sister's bedroom, jumps on her bed, and starts nudging her until she is up on her feet getting ready. "It was the greatest thing that could've happened because since then we haven't had a single argument about having to get up for school," McDonald said. "Honestly don't even know how she started it. I think she could tell my frustration with waking my daughter up for school. [She] never needed treats or anything she just started to do it on her own." Suki takes her job so seriously that she doesn't even stop to cuddle with her sister once she's awake, giving her space to get ready. Training a cat may not be as easy or as common as training a dog, but it is certainly achievable with patience and lots of yummy treats. In an adapted extract from her book, Purr: The Science of Making Your Cat Happy, published by the British Psychological Society, animal behavior expert Zazie Todd explains that training your cat is a gradual process that revolves around rewarding their desired behaviors with the snacks they like most. You should never punish your cat when things don't go as planned, because not only does it not work, but it can make your cat stressed, and cause them to associate the punishment with you, negatively affecting your relationship. The video quickly went viral on TikTok and it has so far received over 1.2 million views and 256,800 likes on the platform. One user, Mightynight, commented: "Sooo which one of you taught my cat to attack my toes at 5 a.m. exactly every morning." Sarah Hughes said: "Awww that's the happiest lil alarm clock I've ever seen." JoJo added: "I got a paw in the eye this morning as one leaped of the headboard to chase her sister around the room." Do you have funny and adorable videos or pictures of your pet you want to share? Send them to life@ with some details about your best friend and they could appear in our Pet of the Week lineup.
The Review Geek
17-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Review Geek
Bet – Season 1 Episode 6 Recap & Review
The Bet Gala Episode 6 of Bet opens with the announcement of the upcoming Bet Gala, setting the stage for more manipulations and power plays. Ryan makes an awkward attempt to ask Yumeko to be his date, which she declines since Yumeko decides to skip the gala. Meanwhile, Michael meets with Yumeko to discuss the photograph she stole. The picture includes influential figures: Kira and Riri's father, Dori's parents, Runa's father (a council member known for lending to students), Suki's mother, and an unnamed man whom Michael identifies as a house pet. Yumeko realizes that these individuals now form the current board of the school. Her new goal: get into the top 10 students and join the incoming student council, which will grant her access to a secret meeting with the board at the end of the term. To gain more leverage, Yumeko sets up Michael and Dori as dates for the gala, hoping to distract Dori. Meanwhile, Riri asks Mary to be her date. Yumeko finally asks Ryan, hoping they can win the king and queen titles and their cash prize, thanks to Ryan's dancing skills. Meanwhile, the student council vows to make her lose. As the dance begins, attendees arrive with a few votes already in hand. Ryan and Yumeko's performance on the dance floor quickly becomes the highlight of the evening, drawing attention and votes. But just as their win seems assured, the DJ is revealed to be none other than Suki, back from the dead. Suki, now reintroducing himself, claims he faked his death in agreement with Kira. He justifies his Alpha Sean persona as a way to hide from toxic masculinity. His sudden appearance receives cheers, but his motives remain baffling. To upend the event, Suki announces that since he's 'the only queen here,' Yumeko and Ryan must duel each other for the title of king or risk becoming house pets. The winner takes $100,000 in chips, while walking away means losing everything they've gained. Reluctantly, Yumeko and Ryan duel. She chooses Skirmish. Ryan tries to throw the match, unwilling to hurt Yumeko, but ultimately ends up winning, forcing Yumeko into the role of a house pet. Elsewhere, Mary and Riri share a quiet, romantic moment away from the chaos. Meanwhile, Michael discovers that Dori had been spying on him. He leaves after realizing Dori's toughness, symbolized by her eyepatch, was a fiction crafted by Kira. Dori later breaks down, blaming herself for not being 'normal,' but rushes to comfort Michael after seeing him cry over the mystery man in the photograph—the unknown house pet. The Episode Review Episode 6 of Bet continues its trend of relying heavily on plot conveniences and abrupt twists rather than coherent storytelling. Suki's return, under the pretext of escaping toxic masculinity and collaborating with Kira to fake his death, is both bizarre and narratively pointless. His reintroduction doesn't contribute meaningfully to the central plot and instead comes off as a clumsy attempt to shock viewers. Yumeko and Ryan's duel, which should have carried emotional and strategic weight, is disappointingly flat. There's little tension, no psychological warfare—just another mechanical sequence that fails to evoke the thrill that earlier episodes of Kakegurui once mastered. Moreover, Bet appears to have entirely dropped its core identity—gambling. What remains is a watered-down high school drama, peppered with light power plays and surface-level emotional beats. The revenge plot involving Yumeko's parents feels like an afterthought, and the show squanders every opportunity to explore deeper motivations or build compelling rivalries. With inconsistent character arcs (Michael's flip-flopping loyalties, Dori's conveniently tragic backstory, Suki's baffling resurrection) and tensionless confrontations, Bet seems more committed to shallow drama than to delivering a meaningful payoff. Previous Episode Next Episode Expect A Full Season Write-Up When This Season Concludes!
Daily Mirror
16-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
9 fashion and beauty buys we're loving including linen trousers
Our fashion and beauty experts, Bethan Shufflebotham and Eve Rowlands, have scoured the high street for their top picks from Omnes, Selfridges and more With another Bank Holiday weekend on the horizon (so close we can almost taste it) our shopping sleuths are back with more covetable finds from the high street. From bronzed skin in a bottle to a bestselling linen dress, this week's edition of Weekend Wishlist is bursting with summer inspo. The edit is brimming with viral hits, warm weather staples, and the kind of products people whisper about in group chats. We're talking natural deodorant with a delicious scent, a cult tan mist that even pale girls can appreciate, and a hot day dress in the dreamiest colourway. From breezy trousers for beachy days to skincare must-haves, here's what we're loving now. Bethan's picks: PHLUR Father Figure Deodorant, £20 While many still believe natural deodorants are less effective than traditional ones, this one from cult-favourite brand PHLUR is free from aluminium and baking soda but still packs a punch – protecting against odour for up to 48 hours. Infused with salicylic acid and tamanu oil, it not only moisturises, but actually helps to brighten discolouration, too - a must for getting pits out in tank tops this summer. As for the scent? Think crisp, green, and understated cool. Some reviewers say it takes a moment to come into its own, but others prefer the subtle fragrance, which is great for layering. I've really enjoyed using this formula in recent weeks, not only does it smell beautiful, but it keeps my underarms feeling fresh all day, too. Beyond Nine Suki Linen Dress, £145 The Suki dress is one of Beyond Nine's most popular styles, and it's back in time for the heatwave in this gorgeous pollen stripe colourway that just screams summer. Boasting a dreamy combination of coral and pink and mustard, the dress has caused quite a stir on social media already, with fans commenting: 'Oh my word I just swooned,' and 'This dress shape looks so comfy.' However, one said they would love to see a dress with a round neckline from the brand, rather than the square Suki cut. With a floaty shape, shirred back, and pockets (praise be), it's as comfortable as it is flattering. Beyond Nine are known for their styles that can be worn throughout and post-pregnancy, so it's bump-friendly and picnic-ready, too. It's made from a breathable linen fabric and comes in at £145. Paired with chunky sandals, we think this is a dress to reach for all season long. Self Glow by James Read Tan Mist, £39 Made with 88% rosewater, this beauty buy is a hydrating gradual tanning spray that builds beautifully over time. I'm a super pale girl and have never really got along with tanning drops, but this mist is impossible to mess up and gives the most natural looking glow. It doesn't look like I'm wearing fake tan at all, but instead looks like I spent the afternoon in the garden. Ideal for those seeking a subtle yet effective tanning solution, the Sunblush Hydrating Tan Mist provides benefits such as deep hydration, skin toning, and a natural-looking glow. It can be used over or under makeup, and with consistent use, expect a beautifully enhanced complexion with a healthy, sun-kissed warmth. For those looking for something more noticeable, though, Tan-Luxe's THE FACE Light/Medium is ideal. A multi-award winning formula, these illuminating self-tan drops give a customisable, streak-free glow for £15. River Island x Atlas Cream Linen Trousers, £39 Inspired by Mediterranean coastlines and sun-drenched travels, these trousers are part of River Island's new collab with artist Adrianne Dimitrakakis. Made from a breathable linen blend with a wide-leg silhouette, they'll effortlessly take shoppers from beach walks to rooftop drinks with ease. Priced at £39, they have an elasticated waistband and are adorned with sunbursts, citrus fruits and tropical palms. They form part of the artists 45-piece collection with the high street chain, which spans women's, men's and children's clothes. Pair them with a cropped top or bikini and it's giving full summer energy. Omnes Nicolla Top in White, £35 A cute white top is a summer wardrobe must-have and can form the foundation of countless outfits and the Nicolla from Omnes is such a lovely option. With its puff sleeves, shirred bodice and peplum hem, it's romantic without trying too hard. And at £35, it's at a great price point too, especially seeing as it's made from responsibly sourced cotton. Available in sizes 4–24, it's guaranteed to elevate everyday basics, perfect for everything from denim pairings to midi skirts. Eve's picks: LookFantastic May Beauty box - £15 For beauty buffs wanting to treat themselves to some new products ahead of the summer season, Lookfantastic's latest May beauty box is a great little treat - for £15. Containing 6 full-size and deluxe sized beauty products, it's packed with brands like REN, Bondi Sands, Pixi, Bedhead and more that allow us to indulge in some TLC. As someone who regularly gets these Lookfantastic beauty boxes on its monthly subscription model, I believe this is its best offering yet. It pleasantly surprised me with its haul and includes REN Clean Skincare Evercalm Gentle Cleansing Gel 150ml (worth £25), Bedhead After Party Smoothing Cream 100ml, and PIXI Clear Brow Tamer Brow Gel - all of which are full sizes. It also includes First Aid Beauty KP Bump Eraser Fresh Strawberry Body Scrub with 10% AHA 28.3g in a deluxe-size, a LookFantastic Cleansing Cloth and a Bondi Sands face tanning serum. Read my full review of it here. Pour Moi swimsuit - £49 I love a swimsuit that will flatter, support and keep me covered up (in the right places) when beach days hit. Pour Moi's Square Neck Adjustable Underwired Swimsuit is comfortable and has been crafted with underwiring to give the girls some support, which is a great detail - it gives the option to order in bra sizes. I love its square neckline as opposed to scoop as it makes it versatile on holiday as it can be worn as both a swimsuit and a top, although one of my favourite aspects of the swimsuit is its adjustable ruched side. This detailing allows the wearer to have a high leg design or not with just the pull of the side string. This ruching also cinches in the waistline and is gorgeously flattering on my figure, giving it more of an hourglass shape (rather than my usual straight up and down look). HASK's new Texture Series As a curly girl, I'm always on the lookout for products that'll help tame my relatively unruly hair - especially in the summer. My typical go-to brands are Only Curls, Curlsmith and more recently HASK, and the latter has just released a new texture series which promises to bring the bounce, shine and spirals that all curly girl dreams are made of. Available at Amazon, the set consists of a Pre-Shampoo Detangler, Rice Water Rinse £9.99, Essential Moisture Recovery Mask, Extra Moisture Recovery Mask, Leave-In Conditioner and Strengthening Scalp and Hair Oil - all of which are £9.99. The products, respectively, contain nourishing ingredients like Kukui Nut Oil, shea butter, Castor Seed Oil, Black Seed and Baobab Oil, ricer water, aloe juice and more. While I've only tried the leave-in conditioner (which is made with FiberBond Technology to scientifically repair breakage), the silky smooth results that left my curls feeling lightweight, bouncy, frizz-free and lush have got me excited to try the rest of the range. H&M Linen-blend drawstring shorts - £19.99 I don't say this lightly: these shorts are possibly the best linen shorts I've ever worn. They are chic, stylish, comfortable (surprisingly so), flattering and they wash well. I bought these shorts for a holiday last year to Italy and as someone with no thigh gap, these shorts proved to be my best friend, especially in 35-degree heat, as they just sat so well. With a drawstring waist tie, they're a breeze to wear when eating out as they can be adjusted. The legs don't start too low down, causing the dreaded chaffing of thighs, nor are they too tight. The pleats at the front add lovely volume while the thick hemline gives the shorts a bit of elegance. Plus, being an off-white ivory, they go with pretty much anything and can be dressed down with sandals and a bikini top (on holiday), or down with some pumps and a swanky blouse. They also come in red, beige and black, costing £19.99.
