A quick Friday hotel-room catch-up: I’m skeptical of the leap from Penelope Spheeris’s gift allegation to calling Jennifer Aniston a “mean girl.” Meanwhile, Anna Faris responds to Chuck Lorre’s memoir comments, and Christy Carlson Romano shares her account of an Even Stevens pay gap.
Also today:
• Selena Gomez and Martin Short honor Katherine Short’s mental health work with a new legacy award. • Anna Gunn remembers her Breaking Bad onscreen son, RJ Mitte. • A judge permits limited testimony from Halle Berry and Olivier Martinez’s son in their restraining-order dispute. Berry denies the abuse allegations. • Whitney Rose discusses her divorce and finding peace. • Carl Radke comments on Lindsay Hubbard and Joe Bradley’s reported romance. • Dakota Johnson and MGK’s Los Angeles outing sparks speculation. • Billy Joel shares that he currently cannot drive or perform amid his health condition.
Content note: This episode discusses suicide, grief, alleged child abuse, health issues and an adult-themed gift allegation. Allegations and third-party relationship reports are attributed; they are not presented as established findings or joint announcements.
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