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Steve-O details the terrifying moment he knowingly snorted cocaine mixed with his HIV-positive dealer's blood "I snorted the blood of an intravenous drug user... that’s the extent" "I had this drug dealer... I had him in my phone as his first name and then 'Everything'—because I got everything" "If he doesn't pick up I'll just go over there and show up... sometimes I'd show up and the door would be unlocked but he would be passed out" "He would inject cocaine... you could see blood squirted over the walls, even on the ceiling. I guess there's just some component to injecting cocaine that leads you to squirt your own blood all over the place" "Over at the table where he would weigh out all of his drugs... there was a very noticeable residue of cocaine... but as I had sat down looking at it, there was of course blood... little tiny blood splatter on the residue" "This is how just desperate and pathetic my addiction was, that I sat there knowingly scraping up this tainted, like blood cocaine, and I just sat there and snorted it" "Which is so fucked up... I can't... like that's the extent"

Nara Smith reveals the disturbing comments old men left on a viral video of her daughter that forced her to make her kids "off limits" "I realized I'm actually doing my kids a disservice by exposing them and making them vulnerable on the internet" "There was this TikTok video... where someone got a story that I posted on Instagram about my daughter... it had millions of views and it was just her sitting on the couch" "So many of the comments were like 'I can't wait for her to be older' or 'her eyes are so pretty' or 'look at those lips'" "And then I'd go on the profiles and it was like old men" "Kids are off limits... like this SKIMS photoshoot that we did last year... I told the team 'I would love to do a family photoshoot, but these are my boundaries'" "There's just dangers on the internet that I need to protect my kids from"

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Nara Smith breaks her silence on the viral "tradwife" narrative and exposes what really goes on behind closed doors "I think one of them is obviously the tradwife narrative, that there's like very specific gender roles" "Do I like my husband filling up my gas tank? Absolutely. Do I like all these things that like I don't want to be doing? Yeah, I don't want to close my own suitcase, do it for me" "There was all this like misconception around like him being this very specific dominant male person when behind the scenes, it's not like that" "So we were always... like we've always been very like equal in like understanding of each other, and like there was always a conversation that we had" "I never felt like whatever the public saw was what was going on"

Jimmie Johnson details the terrifying moment he fell asleep behind the wheel and woke up mid-crash in Baja "I literally woke up crashing... sounds crazy, but I fell asleep" "It's probably 3 or 4 in the morning... got onto a smooth road, nice long straightaway, and I just got too comfortable and nodded off" "I woke up just before I went off the road and there was a sharp 90-degree turn... tried to hit the brakes, went straight off" "There was a huge boulder... hit this boulder, and the vehicle went straight up into the air" "I can recall seeing the headlights just shooting into the darkness, and I had no idea what I was going to land on... how far I was going to fall" "Thankfully, it was just a steep embankment, and tumbled off into the darkness"

Jimmie Johnson details the violent crash where he flew into the wall thinking it was solid concrete "That's really the first time when I just thought it was over and kind of went limp in the car" "On my way flying into those foam barriers, I thought the foam was concrete, and that's what led to me going limp in the car" "Preparing for the impact and lowering my head as I did and going limp was... the best thing for me" "This crash took place before soft walls were mandatory, and before we had any of the mandatory restraint systems in the car" "To prevent a basilar skull fracture, which is the injury that killed five drivers, the fifth being Dale Earnhardt Sr." "Thankfully, it was a series of soft walls, and I was able to walk away from that crash"

Jimmie Johnson reveals how moving to Aspen after winning a championship caused the primary fracture point with crew chief Chad Knaus "That really, really got under Chad's skin that I wanted to be in Aspen and not in Charlotte" The location: "We were at the Charlotte track in May for the Coke 600" "We were just returning from a winter of living in Aspen... first time we'd been to Colorado and stayed for a long stretch. We'd just won the championship, we come back, start the 2017 season" "That really, really got under Chad's skin that I wanted to be in Aspen and not in Charlotte... and things started to get personal then" "Chad's way of motivating hit me hard with things... it crossed the line and got personal" "Questioning my commitment to the team... questioning where my heart was with the team, and the time and effort I wanted to spend" "When it got personal, that's when I was like, 'Wow, okay'" "Him questioning where my heart was with the team, and the time and effort I wanted to spend and be with the team, was really kind of that starting fracture point"

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Tom Holland reveals the hilarious moment Marvel lied to his face about the Spider-Man script "I had been told that there wasn't even a script at this point... and everyone in the studio had already read it" "I kept blowing up the studio to say like, 'Guys, can I get the Spider-Man script because we're starting shooting in weeks?'" "They keep telling me, 'It's not ready, it's not ready, we'll send it to you when it's ready'" "My brother Paddy worked on the film in the art department... he called me up one day and he was like, 'Bro, the script is so good'" "'I just sat in the studio, everyone's read the script, everyone loves it'... and I had been told that there wasn't even a script" "The stakes to the film have never been higher... the mystery of who the villain is really brings this new flavor to the film"

Tom Holland details the brutal "kick in the nuts" reality of doing Spider-Man stunts as he gets older "It was a real kick in the nuts, actually... I started making these movies when I was 18 and I could fall from the wires and bounce back up" "At 18 I could fall from the wires and bounce back up and come back the next day. And it was a bit of a reality check for me" "What if he solves crimes with his brain? And then they were like, 'no one will believe that you could use your brain, Tom'" "Every stunt scene would be delayed by this 10-minute stretching sequence that I would have to do myself" "There's actually a shot that's not in the movie where we put my stunt double in the suit and he did the splits... but it was too much"

@TerryRyland Yep. $100 million in 60days is huge numbers.

@CryptoJoe_X That's a good story.

Jesse James details how taking Kid Rock's advice led to $100 million in Walmart sales in 60 days "We sold $100 million worth in 60 days at Walmart" "Walmart wasn't what Walmart is today. It was the dumping grounds. Nike wouldn't sell to them, Adidas... no name brand sporting equipment, no licensing" "The most expensive t-shirt they ever sold in the history of that company was $9.99" "Everybody told me no... except for my friend Kid Rock. He's all, 'Dude, I wish I could have something that I could sell at Walmart. You should do it'" "Hot Topic had 700 stores and Walmart had 3,200... I came in at $21.99 for t-shirts" "I was sitting at a bar in Vegas and it came on CNN... it showed my t-shirts on the rack at Walmart and said 'Attention all choppers.' I was like, whoa, that's big time"

@Ninjaneer42 I guess it was all over the place then. How did you get one though?

@CryptoJoe_X I don’t ever remember West Coast custom shirts at Walmart, but I definitely owned one

@2003Yankees They had more than 3,200 stores then? That’s insane numbers.

@CryptoJoe_X Walmart had a hell of a lot more stores then 3,200

Tom Holland shares the hilarious moment he accidentally bought kid-sized beanies for his entire Spider-Man crew "I bought everyone these beanie hats... but I had ordered kid sizes by accident" "We have a legendary sound mixer on our film, a guy called John Casali... he came up to me with this hat on and it's like literally squeezing his brain" "He was like, 'Can you believe the cheek of the studio? They're so cheap, they bought us these tiny little kid hats'" "The more I start laughing, the more he's like leaning into this bit... 'The disrespect is outrageous!'" "Eventually I said, 'John, I bought you that hat'" "And you just saw the color drain from his face"

Tom Holland reveals how Jon Bernthal forcing him to show off and throwing a boot at him landed him the role of Spider-Man during his Spider-Man audition "I really think that he helped me get this part, because he just encouraged me to show off" "I was 17, we were shooting a movie in Ireland, and I asked Jon if he would help me with my Spider-Man audition. I owe a lot to Jon" "I wouldn't describe myself as a show off. And when I did my audition, I did the very modest version of what it was" "He knew that I could do all of these backflips and stuff, and he was like, 'Dog, like what are you doing man? Like you gotta do the flip, bro. You gotta flip into the scene'" "Jon always wears the same boots, like these kind of army boots" "In my audition, I like fake webbed the camera and I pull something, and he obviously threw his boot at me from behind the camera" "And you see me catch like the legendary Jon Bernthal boot"

Jesse James opens up about secretly going to rehab to confront his deep personality flaws after ruining his marriage "It’s the best gift you could ever give to yourself if you’ve suffered any kind of like abuse as a kid or drug abuse or anything like that" "If you’ve suffered any kind of like abuse as a kid or drug abuse or anything like that... to go give yourself, I didn’t even know what was wrong" "I sat there the first couple days like, 'Look at all these stupid fuckers, you know, depression... I'm not like that, I'm fine'" "But I'm the guy that like just ruined my marriage because I banged some stripper... ruined my life" "There's got to be some kind of flaw in my personality that made me like think that was okay" "So I went and it's the best ever"

Jennifer Lawrence tells the story of meeting Francis Ford Coppola with her dress completely unzipped and her whole ass out "I was in Paris... in like one of those cool Tom Ford dresses with the zips" "I saw Francis Ford Coppola... and I debated the whole time like, 'Do I go up to him?'... Finally I was like, 'I have to or I'll regret it for the rest of my life'" "I started walking and I noticed I was barefoot, but I was like, 'They probably won't notice'" "I introduced myself and I was like, 'I'm such a huge fan... Godfather...' then introduced myself to the whole table, 'Hi, I'm Jennifer Lawrence'" "Went back to the table, my entire dress was unzipped and my thong was out... So I was barefoot and my whole ass was out" "I was making room for my gut and I unzipped the whole thing and then forgot... I thought the shoes were going to be the problem"

Jennifer Lawrence reveals her most humiliating moment ever gushing to a total stranger she thought was Elizabeth Taylor, who was already dead "My most embarrassing moment... was during Silver Linings year, like awards season... I'm just in a corner, drinking champagne" "An older woman approached me and was being really, really nice, really complimentary. And in my head, I just went, 'This is Elizabeth Taylor'" "Who was dead at the time... who is still dead... and I didn't know that" "She's complimenting me and I was like, 'Me? No, I mean you! Your movies that I can't name... your fashion moments that I don't know... you're unbelievable!'" "My friend walked by and I grabbed her and I was like, 'This is Elizabeth Taylor!' And she was like, 'No, it's not'" "I just took off running... my shoes fell off and I hid behind like this wall"

Terry Crews reveals why he didn't return home for 10 years after physically beating his abusive father and shares a powerful lesson about revenge "You can either have success or revenge, but you can't have both" "I didn't come back home for 10 years after that... I remember just being shocked like, this was supposed to be so good. This was supposed to be so sweet" "It was nothing. It didn't work" "One thing I discovered, even in writing this book, was that you can either have success or revenge, but you can't have both"