Miley Cyrus Told Jimmy Fallon She Quit Weed Because She Was Always High on His Show and Kept Having Nightmares of Dying on SNL “I’ve always been very stoned on your shows,” “That makes two of us,” Jimmy replied, revealing she had also been high during previous appearances. “The last time I was here, I think I was dressed as a bunny rabbit and then a cat. There’s a reason for that. I was high.” Miley explained that she quit smoking because she wanted to be clear-headed when discussing her music. “I’m actually the most passionate about what I’m doing with this record than I’ve ever been.” “This record, for me, at this moment, is the most important album that I’ve ever made.” She also revealed a nightmare about getting so high during her SNL monologue that she would die, prompting her to look up whether it had ever happened.

Ethan Hawke Says Watching Denzel Improvise “King Kong Ain’t Got Shit On Me” Was Like Watching Miles Davis With A Trumpet “His ideas for improvisations throughout the film were coming out of him, like a great jazz musician doing a solo unexpectedly.” “Antoine was smart enough to roll with it.” “‘King Kong ain’t got shit on me!’” “The scene was supposed to be over here, but he kept rolling. It was unbelievable to be there and watch that happen.” “He’d say things under his breath all the time, like, ‘I’m winning anyway.’ Then it just started coming out.” “It was like watching Eric Clapton with a guitar or Miles Davis with a trumpet. It was just staggering.” “They had three cameras going, and I’m thinking, ‘Okay, wait, this is good. Wait, wait. What?’ I’m listening to all this, thinking, ‘He’s still talking? What the hell?’”

Jerry Seinfeld Says He Knows What War Is Like After 26 Missiles Interrupted His Lunch In Tel Aviv “We were having lunch one day in Tel Aviv and there was a missile attack from Gaza. 26 missiles were fired at the city and they were all taken out by the Iron Dome.” “Everybody has to run out of the streets and you have to get into a shelter because the metal falls from the sky.” “I grew up in the 50s and 60s… I was never in the military. And you always wonder, what’s a war like? So I know what it’s like now.”

Jerry Seinfeld Reveals How BMW Helped Give Seinfeld Creative Freedom Jerry Seinfeld: “BMW was buying tons of spots on our show because we attracted a wealthy, educated, intelligent audience.” “And NBC, after many meetings and many thoughts, went, ‘Hey, that’s good business. We could make some money off of this.’” “Now, anybody would know that. But back then, you know, ALF was the biggest show on TV when I came on.” “We want them to do what we wanted to do, and if you like it, fine. If you don’t like it, fine.”

Jerry Seinfeld Explains Why He Turned Down $110,000,000 To Make Another Season Of Seinfeld “I was offered $110 million to do a 10th season.” “It wasn’t really about integrity. It was about the relationship we had with the audience.” “It was so white-hot, and I just didn’t want to mess with that.” “I didn’t want to see it age and wither.” “If you watch a comedian for an hour, you love them. But if they go an hour and a half, you start thinking they should’ve finished.” “I wanted it to end with a fireworks burst.”

Kristen Bell Opens Up About Her Struggle With Depression And Why She Refuses To Be Ashamed Of It “I’ve dealt with anxiety and depression.” “My mom sat me down when I was around 18 and explained that serotonin issues ran in our family.” “I do a lot of work to check in with myself, even if I seem upbeat on the outside.” “I’ve taken medication prescribed to me to help manage my anxiety and depression.” “I’m not ashamed of taking medication to support my mental health.” “Nobody would tell a diabetic person they shouldn’t take insulin, so why do people judge those who take medication for their mental health?”

Steve Harvey Says Richard Pryor And Eddie Murphy Deserve Their Own Statues In Comedy “Pryor is a statue all by himself. There’s nobody who belongs on a rock next to him.” “The only other person that gets a statue alone by himself is Eddie Murphy.” “And it’s not just his stand-up. It’s the $100 million movies.” “Do you know that no one has made more $100 million movies than him, except Tom Hanks?” “He’s the only person ever made more $100 million movies.” “That damn Eddie, boy. So, they on a rock by they self.”

Steve Harvey said Chris Rock and Dave Chappelle are on the Mount Rushmore of comedy then added Bill Cosby and said people don’t understand how great he was. “Chris Rock is on that rock. Dave Chappelle is on that rock, man.” “Then it gets real foggy after that.” “There’s one more that’s not foggy, and he was a king of comedy.” “Bill Cosby is on that rock because he’s the most prolific stand-up to ever live.” “He had over 20 comedy albums. I don’t think people understand how dope this dude really was.” “And then for me, on that rock is the Kings. The Kings is on the rock, to me.”

Matthew McConaughey Explains Why Being A Good Dad Means Knowing When To Let Your Kids Fall Matthew McConaughey: “Time. Being there. That’s what makes a good father.” “Sometimes we’re under the illusion that if we make the baby, we’re the father.” “But it takes time to be a father. To be there for your children.” “You have to balance sharing what you already know so they can learn quicker with letting them make mistakes on their own.” “If we rush over there and tell them to get down, you’re going to stunt their growth.” “Let them go out there. That’s a safe fall. Make it a bruise.”

Matthew McConaughey Was Shocked Alabama Voted 53–47 On Gay Marriage — He Expected An 80–20 Rejection “I was in Alabama doing research for a film, Free State of Jones.” “I didn’t think this was going to pass. Deep South Alabama.” “The next morning, it passed, 53% to 47%.” I talked to my friends, a lot of them on the left, and they were appalled. “They said, ‘I can’t believe that. Those bigots. Only 53%.’” “And I was like, ‘Only 53? I thought it was going to be 80–20 the other way.’”