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Jerry O'Connell and Amanda Kloots Clean Up the Beach For Earth Day and Collect '97.5 pounds of trash'
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- Jerry O'Connell and Amanda Kloots Clean Up the Beach For Earth Day and Collect '97.5 pounds of trash'
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- Jerry O'Connell and Amanda Kloots Clean Up the Beach For Earth Day and Collect '97.5 pounds of trash'
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"The Talk" celebrates Earth Day with hosts dressed in recycled clothing, and Amanda Kloots and Jerry O'Connell share their day at Santa Monica beach with the Surfrider Foundation. After a few hours cleaning up, it's revealed that the group picked up 97.5 pounds of trash. Jerry O'Connell says, "97 pounds of like cigarette butts and Styrofoam. I may never look at a Styrofoam cup or a piece of plastic the same really...I'm changed after this.
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- Patti Stanger Says Jerry O'Connell Put John Stamos 'in the ground'
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Thursday on "The Talk" first-time guest Patti Stanger dishes on her new show '"The Matchmaker" and dating trends. Jerry O'Connell says, "You say that women often date down...I actually thought about this, I think my wife kind of dated down when my wife went out with me." Stanger reacts, "Oh my god, I'm not going to say this, but you put Stamos in the ground. So you know how hot you were, and you still are...a man that is good to a woman is like this [Stanger raises arm high]. Stanger goes on to add, "There's ton of trends. First of all, girls slipping into DMs...there's also, speed dating is coming back, pickle ball is all the rage, and the last thing is coffee and chill, where you get into the ice bath and you go get coffee and then everybody sees you in your bathing suits." Akbar asks, "Jerry and I, we both have teenage daughters...how can we help them navigate dating and how do you start having those conversations?" She says, "You gotta have the early conversation about losing their virginity really early on, more than 16. I'm sorry, you have to." Akbar reacts, "My heart just dropped right into my stomach." Stanger continues, You should have the talk with your wives, Rebecca's [Romijn] amazing, you sit down and look, that first time sets the trajectory...basically you raise your standards when you do that."
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- Tichina Arnold Talks 'blessing' of 'The Neighborhood' and 'surviving show business for 45 years'
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- Thursday on "The Talk" Tichina Arnold guest co-hosts and opens up about her excitement for a new season of "The Neighborhood." "It feels great. For a show to be able to survive this long, it's a blessing...we're blessed. And for those of you that watch, thank you for supporting. On what to expect this season, Arnold says, "I'm a grandma! But it's fun, you know, and Cedric is ...he's just such, you know a great role model for all of us, he's good on the inside and the out." She adds, "I've been surviving in show business for 45 years. [I've learned] "Just to be good to people. You know, it's nice to be nice. We all get caught up. What you all do is not easy. You know, this is your ministry. This is what you do. You bring smiles to people's faces. That means a lot."
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- Amanda Kloots Performs With The Los Angeles Laker Girls
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- "The Talk" host Amanda Kloots trains and performs with the Los Angeles Laker Girls at Crypto.com Arena.
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- Tyler Cameron Says He 'didn't mean to make' Renovation Show so 'emotional'
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Cameron Tyler visits "The Talk" and makes his debut as a co-host on Daytime television. He opens about his new home renovation series, "Going Home with Tyler Cameron," "Oh, man, this is fun. I mean, you are going home with me. Guys, that was my ex-girlfriend from like being 16 years old. First girl to ever break my heart. Damn you, Chelsea. Anyway, I charge her extra on her rent now. But it's an incredible show. It's a lot of heart, it's a lot of fun. The response has been like, it's such an emotional show, I never expected to cry so many times. I was like, well I didn't mean to make that happen you know. But it is very heartfelt. The main story line is we renovate my mother's home, my childhood home. I sadly lost my mom, but it was a way to honor her and keep her alive." Cameron says renovating is 'now my full-time gig."
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- Joy Bryant on 'erotic dances' and How Husband Got the Name 'BlaGyver'
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- Joy Bryant visits "The Talk" and reveals how she got into erotic pole dance classes while shooting "The Spiderwick Chronicles" in Vancouver. Bryant admits,"Ya, that's a certain type of dance class...I get in my head a lot, I needed something to kind of just connect with my body and just get out of my head. I was like, I've always wanted to pole dance. My birthday was coming up, I was alone, I was in Vancouver by myself, I was like I'm going to find a dance studio...I just started taking erotic dances, and dance classes and pole, which is so hard, and it just kind of helped me to not be in my head. It really helped me to feel embodied and feel sexy." She adds, "I have a pole in my house that he [husband, Dave Pope] put up. I call him BlaGyver, like the Black MacGyver...he makes sure that the pole is steady and it's not going to fall."
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- Lisa Vanderpump on Andy Cohen Allegations: 'Damn right I'm on his side,' 'no way does it happen.'
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- Tuesday on "The Talk" Lisa Vanderpump sounds off on Andy Cohen and recent shake-ups in the Bravoverse. Natalie Morales asks, "There have been allegations and lawsuits filed against Bravo boss Andy Cohen, how do you stand with what you've heard and with Andy particularly? And there have even been rumors that he may even been negotiating stepping down?" Vanderpump reacts, "Well I hope not, I really do. Because you know, I've had a very close relationship with Andy over the years. In fact I was kind of subject to an in-depth investigation while I was in London, I've just been in London for two months doing a show...I really said, okay I really need to talk to his people because Andy and I have always had a very playful relationship. I think I've been one of the few people that have done 'WWHL' on their own for many years, and had a kind of very connected relationship, and he's playful, he's appropriately naughty, like I am, too. I mean, that's what Bravo is most of the time. But it's innocuous, he's a gay man that we have a lot of fun with. So, am I on his side? Damn right I'm on his side. A lot of these allegations seem to come from people that are no longer working for Bravo. So, listen, I know we're in this culture, everybody's kind of like got this spotlight...we've seen 'WWHL,' it's one of those talk shows where you can be slightly inappropriate and slightly naughty. But when it comes to drug allegations, a thousand percent I would know, and no way does it happen."
