Leonardo DiCaprio shares how an actor shut down production for 3 months and completely changed the entire movie
"We had to wait for him, so we shut down production for three months because he was working on another project."
"He came in saying 'I'm not prepared for this,' but the second he arrived, he knew the exact DNA of who his character was."
"All that stuff we did on the road happened because he pushed back and said, 'No, I'm not doing this, this is who he is.'"
"We ended up throwing out the original plan and improvising almost the entire thing, and it completely changed the movie."
@Calebksl@CaitlinClark22 It's really tough to become someone when you're from an environment where no one made it
Everyone praises her now but no one saw the work and effort she put in behind the scenes, big ups to her
Claudia Christian shares how a social drinking habit quietly turned into alcohol use disorder in her 40s, and why quitting cold turkey backfired:
“I’ve been in the entertainment industry for over 30 years. I was a very light drinker in my 20s. In my 30s I was a social drinker, and somewhere in my early 40s I developed alcohol use disorder.”
“I realized then that I definitely had a problem, so I decided that I would just go cold turkey, sober. And I did. But what I didn't realize is that could cause what's called the alcohol deprivation effect.”
“Addiction is a monster, and it affects every ethnicity, social class, race, sex, age. It doesn’t matter. You can be the most disciplined person in the world—when it gets you, it has you.”
Alex and Lana Rhoades share why girls are terrified to start roleplaying with their boyfriends,and the wild scenarios they actually try:
"I can tell you like one weird one that Mike didn't agree to... I got like a jar of peanut butter and I was like, ‘Put this on your d!ck and pretend that I'm a dog.’ And he wouldn't do it!”
“Like I think a lot of girls want to do roleplaying with their boyfriends, but they feel super insecure to like start it. How do you go about it?”
“So like I'll just like surprise him. Like I'll just like go in my closet, like put on like a fun outfit and come out. I guess it just depends on like your relationship. Me and Mike are both really open, like s€xually.”
“I'll put on like my schoolgirl outfit. I'll be like, ‘Mr. Cheney, I really want an A in your class, what can we do to work this out?’”
Alex and Lana Rhoades share why girls are terrified to start roleplaying with their boyfriends,and the wild scenarios they actually try:
"I can tell you like one weird one that Mike didn't agree to... I got like a jar of peanut butter and I was like, ‘Put this on your d!ck and pretend that I'm a dog.’ And he wouldn't do it!”
“Like I think a lot of girls want to do roleplaying with their boyfriends, but they feel super insecure to like start it. How do you go about it?”
“So like I'll just like surprise him. Like I'll just like go in my closet, like put on like a fun outfit and come out. I guess it just depends on like your relationship. Me and Mike are both really open, like s€xually.”
“I'll put on like my schoolgirl outfit. I'll be like, ‘Mr. Cheney, I really want an A in your class, what can we do to work this out?’”
Alex Cooper and Lana Rhoades discuss why being vocal in bed is the ultimate green flag and why more men need to start speaking up:
“I just want guys to be more vocal in bed. It's so hot. It's the sexiest thing. It really is."
"Sometimes I'll look up there and I'm like... are you breathing? Like, how are we doing up there?”
“I wish and I guess men sometimes don't know what to say. Like I feel like sometimes they get too in their heads... but like, if a guy looks at me and is like, ‘Oh fuck baby your pu
*ssy feels so good,’ I'm like, ‘Oh my god that would be so hot, I just came.’”
“Not enough men, like if you're listening to this for the love of fucking god, coming from Alex Cooper and Lana Rhoades, please speak up.”
Lana Rhoades breaks down why missionary is the ultimate sex position and the hilarious truth about what men actually want during intimacy:
"I am so basic, I love missionary. It feels the best for me. Whenever he’s on top, I’ll pull him in even harder just so it goes all the way deep inside."
"If I, god forbid, leave my shirt on during a blow job, he’s like, 'In what world do you think I’m going to be able to c*m if I don’t see that nipple?' He’s like, 'I have to see the titty!'"
Alex and Lana break down how the cultural shift from the Kardashian hourglass trend back to the "skinny girl era" is a nightmare for women who invested in cosmetic work.
“I feel like it's going back towards skinny girls, which sucks because I bought this big fucking butt, I got these big fucking titties, and now guys want girls who have like skinny little legs, no butt.”
“I feel like the Kardashians changed our generation... every girl was like okay I need to have the hourglass shape, now all of a sudden it's like how skinny can you be? It's Bella Hadid.”
“And I can starve myself all that I want, but I got these big old titty and ass now and they're not going to go away.”
Claudia Christian shares how a social drinking habit quietly turned into alcohol use disorder in her 40s, and why quitting cold turkey backfired:
“I’ve been in the entertainment industry for over 30 years. I was a very light drinker in my 20s. In my 30s I was a social drinker, and somewhere in my early 40s I developed alcohol use disorder.”
“I realized then that I definitely had a problem, so I decided that I would just go cold turkey, sober. And I did. But what I didn't realize is that could cause what's called the alcohol deprivation effect.”
“Addiction is a monster, and it affects every ethnicity, social class, race, sex, age. It doesn’t matter. You can be the most disciplined person in the world—when it gets you, it has you.”
Alex and Lana Rhoades share why girls are terrified to start roleplaying with their boyfriends,and the wild scenarios they actually try:
"I can tell you like one weird one that Mike didn't agree to... I got like a jar of peanut butter and I was like, ‘Put this on your d!ck and pretend that I'm a dog.’ And he wouldn't do it!”
“Like I think a lot of girls want to do roleplaying with their boyfriends, but they feel super insecure to like start it. How do you go about it?”
“So like I'll just like surprise him. Like I'll just like go in my closet, like put on like a fun outfit and come out. I guess it just depends on like your relationship. Me and Mike are both really open, like s€xually.”
“I'll put on like my schoolgirl outfit. I'll be like, ‘Mr. Cheney, I really want an A in your class, what can we do to work this out?’”
Alex and Lana Rhoades discuss the hilarious reality and differences of men's morning versus night anatomy
“In the morning they're like super tight, like sucked up, like looks like a 12-year-old. And then at night time they're like slowly sagging out like grandpa balls.”
“I think that's where I always say communication. If you just ask your partner... like what do you like with your balls? I think men would find that so hot.”
Ousmane Dembélé on Billboard World Cup 2026 breaking down the reality of professional football, bouncing back from tough losses and major disappointments, and why having the right circle keeps you grounded: "A career can't be all sunshine and rainbows."
"Frankly, what I want to know is... I would have liked to live what he lives, to see what the difficulty is, the real difficulty of being a football player. Because all we see is the shine."
"It's like in everyday life, there are good times, there are bad times. A career can't be all sunshine and rainbows."
"I have lost matches such as Champions League semi-finals or quarter-finals. But then... five years later, when you win it, the victory feels even sweeter."
"Those are defeats that make you grow."
"If you want to have a career, whether it's in rap or in football, it's important to be well surrounded."
"Your circle also matters in hard times, I think. Because in the good ones, everyone's there."
"Everyone's there. You're going to have an incredible circle around you, but in bad times... people disappear quickly."
"If you're doing things wrong, for example, sleeping late, only playing PlayStation, eating whatever... The right person is going to tell you, but if someone around you says, 'Go on, everything is fine', it means something is wrong."
Alex and Lana Rhoades discuss the hilarious reality and differences of men's morning versus night anatomy
“In the morning they're like super tight, like sucked up, like looks like a 12-year-old. And then at night time they're like slowly sagging out like grandpa balls.”
“I think that's where I always say communication. If you just ask your partner... like what do you like with your balls? I think men would find that so hot.”
Alex Cooper and Lana Rhoades discuss why being vocal in bed is the ultimate green flag and why more men need to start speaking up:
“I just want guys to be more vocal in bed. It's so hot. It's the sexiest thing. It really is."
"Sometimes I'll look up there and I'm like... are you breathing? Like, how are we doing up there?”
“I wish and I guess men sometimes don't know what to say. Like I feel like sometimes they get too in their heads... but like, if a guy looks at me and is like, ‘Oh fuck baby your pu
*ssy feels so good,’ I'm like, ‘Oh my god that would be so hot, I just came.’”
“Not enough men, like if you're listening to this for the love of fucking god, coming from Alex Cooper and Lana Rhoades, please speak up.”
Lady Gaga opens up about the horrifying abuse, threats, and trauma she faced early in her music career:
“A producer said to me, take your clothes off. And I said no. And I left. And they told me they were going to burn all my music. And they didn't stop.”
“They didn't stop asking me and then I just frozen and I just... I don't remember. I understand this Me Too movement. I understand that some people feel really comfortable with this and I do not. I do not ever want to face that person again.”
“First I felt full-on pain, then I went numb. And then I was sick for weeks and weeks and weeks and weeks after and I realized that it was the same pain that I felt when the person who raped me dropped me off pregnant on a corner my parents' house, cause I was vomiting and sick because I'd been abused. I was locked away in a studio for months.”