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Charlize Theron admits that most women enjoy one night stand the most and prefer them over regular sex “I should have done this in my 20s, who has time for dates, shaving, and waxing, and make up. I’ve got two children that have to go to school" "I don't have many of them... so when I do, I'm like 'oh fuck yeah'" "Do you need me to send you a call time? You’ve got 2 hours. I prefer just doing it with someone you literally just met”

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Robert Downey Jr says he used mirrors and VHS tapes to mimic the legendary actor’s physicality in Chaplin "Chaplin was a absolute gift and a real bear of a challenge for someone who's 25 when I started prepping to do it". "Johnny Hutch actually had access to some of the books of really what the choreography was for some of this stuff and he drilled me incessantly for months and months and months" "Dickie Attenborough directed it, he was like the Yoda of cinema. And just the fact that he cast me obviously was the endorsement" "I had a one-way mirror with a TV playing VHS tapes of his old films and I would try to match up where his face was in mine and literally just mimic him for hours and hours over a course of weeks and months" "I employed every single way I could try to show up for that role"

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Bill Murray says he regretted turning down Clint Eastwood when he reached out to him with an idea for an enormous Navy movie "It's one of the few regrets I have is that I didn't do it cause it was a big scale thing" The inspiration: "Man, his sidekick gets killed and he avenges. But the sidekick gets like a great part, a great death scene. I was like, I got to call this guy" "I called him out of the blue and he said 'would you ever want to do another service comedy?'" "Jeez, would I become like Abbott and Costello? I had to do military movies" "He had access to the last of all these World War II boats and he could have like made a flotilla and stuff and there was some cool stuff in it" "And when I see him I'm like 'I'm sorry. I don't know why. I wish I'd done that Clint, I'm really sorry'"

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Matt Damon told his wife he would take a break unless Christopher Nolan called "This may sound made up but it's true, not to get too personal, but had negotiated extensively with my wife that I was taking time off" "I actually had enough foresight. I had been in Interstellar and then Chris put me on Ice for a couple movies, so I wasn't in the rotation" "But I actually negotiated in couples therapy, this is a true story, the one caveat to my taking time off was if Chris Nolan called. And this is without knowing whether or not he was working on anything because he never tells you, he just calls you out of the blue"

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John Cena says being a parent is a bad investment "I don't think I'm personally ready, nor will I ever be, to invest the time it needs to be a great parent" "it's not the easiest out there because a lot of why we're here is to reproduce... it immediately puts you in a category and we can't help but judge" "I also know the investment that it takes... as someone who's driven, many times stubborn and selfish" "I want to live life for all it is. And I still have a lot to do. And I still want to do a lot" "I have a wonderful partner I do it with. We've had open conversations about this. We share the same values" "I've thought long and hard about this, even as my youngest ages as a 15, 16, I remember thinking about it"

Seth Rogen admits that working with Martin Scorsese was an absolute nightmare "We wanted Martin Scorsese, he was like our ideal guy. We got Martin Scorsese, we couldn't believe it" "Then it dawned on me and my partner Evan, it's like, oh now we have to direct Martin Scorsese in a movie or in a show. The guy who made Goodfellas... one of the greatest living filmmakers, one of the greatest directors of all time" "We were obsessed with Martin Scorsese. Like when we were writing Superbad, Goodfellas was a huge inspiration to us" The fear: "Directing Martin Scorsese was one of the scariest things I've ever had to do in my like professional career"

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@TheJaeVESper The wife made the choice to walk away, proving that her commitment had a price tag.

A real estate boss allegedly offered one of his employees a $1.5 MILLION home if she left her husband... and now the husband is suing him for destroying their marriage. According to the lawsuit, the husband claims they had never considered divorce until his wife's boss allegedly offered her a luxury home and promised to "take care of her needs." The wife has denied the allegations, saying the lawsuit doesn't reflect the reality of why their marriage ended. The hosts were divided. Some argued the boss crossed the line by using his wealth and position to pursue a married employee. Others said the husband is blaming the wrong person because his wife still had the choice to say no. Who's more responsible for the marriage ending: the boss who allegedly made the offer, or the wife who chose to leave?

FT @BillyAMurray @HowardStern

FT @JohnCena @ClubShayShay

@TheJaeVESper They didn't just steal money, they completely devastated over 10,000 families during a global crisis

A couple who duped over $30 MILLION from more than 10,000 people during the COVID-19 pandemic has been sentenced to 40 years each in federal prison. According to federal prosecutors, DJ ASAP and his wife, LaShonda Moore, promised victims an 800% return on a $1,400 "blessing" payment through what authorities described as a pyramid scheme. The couple was reportedly offered a 10-year plea deal, but after the case went to trial, they were each sentenced to 40 years. The hosts questioned whether the punishment was too harsh for a non-violent financial crime, while others argued the sentence fit the scale of the fraud and the number of victims involved. Do you think 40 years each was justified, or is that too harsh for a financial crime?

@champ_without_h Sally hoe-d her way up to the top

Charlize Theron admits that most women enjoy one night stand the most and prefer them over regular sex “I should have done this in my 20s, who has time for dates, shaving, and waxing, and make up. I’ve got two children that have to go to school" "I don't have many of them... so when I do, I'm like 'oh fuck yeah'" "Do you need me to send you a call time? You’ve got 2 hours. I prefer just doing it with someone you literally just met”

FT @CharlizeAfrica @callherdaddy

Charlize Theron admits that she gets "wet" when a man is simply honest about who he is She also goes off on dating apps saying she depends on her friends to hook her up "I get wet when you just tell me who you are. Like don't be pretentious" "The apps are just horrible, it's a clown show" "No burning man photos. No photos of you with other women. Like I don't care. I don't want to know that you have girlfriends" "I don't want you shooting a f*cking selfie in your closet of your hand in a jean pocket. I don't want to see you looking at yourself in a mirror that way. It makes my vagina close" "And don't tell me you're a CEO because you're not... of what? Of some business you can't explain to me that none of my friends can understand" "...then no, you don't live in this apartment... no you do not have a business. Stop. You're a fucking joke"

@TheJaeVESper Paying 37% in taxes is wild

Sophie Rain says making over $100 MILLION doesn't mean you actually have $100 MILLION. After earning $83 MILLION last year, she says she paid 37% in federal taxes. So what does she do with the money that's left? > "I invest it." Rain says she's buying her third property in Florida and investing in her dream of owning a cattle ranch. She currently owns 12 cows on 20 acres and says that's how she spends her free time. The podcast hosts admitted they were shocked, saying they know entrepreneurs who spent 30 years building $200 MILLION businesses. Do you think paying 37% in taxes on $83 MILLION is fair or too much?