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Emma Grede Wants 'to be honest' About Women Having It All
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- Emma Grede Wants 'to be honest' About Women Having It All
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- Emma Grede Wants 'to be honest' About Women Having It All
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Emma Grede, co-founder and CEO of fashion brand Good American and founding partner of the shapewear brand SKIMS, visits "The Talk" and opens up about demystifying to women that they can have it all. Grede says, "I really want to be honest about that because at the end of the day, my life is a series of tradeoffs. And when you are trying to do something really difficult, when you're chasing a dream, you have to decide what's going to give. I'm not the perfect wife and the perfect mother that takes their kids to school every day. It's like at the end of it, I've chosen to really fulfill what it is that I want to do and my own personal ambition. And I hope that when my kids grow up, they see that and they admire that in me. But it does mean that sometimes I don't do the school work, you know."
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- Carrie Preston Shares 'Elsbeth' 'good omen'
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Carrie Preston visits "The Talk" and opens up about her first leading television role as "Elsbeth." Preston reveals, "I did a lot of pilots before this one, and so you know, I was loving every minute thinking this might be it, this might be the one time that I get to be a lead on a TV show. So we were doing this wonderful scene, now I live in New York, I've been there a long time, and I've never taken a double decker tour bus...and we were shooting, and it was actually our last day of shooting the pilot...and we stopped as you do in traffic. And I heard, 'Is that her, is that her?' Are they talking about me? I looked down and there's some tourists down there and they go, 'That is, that is Elsbeth.' And this is before the show. And I turned to the camera guy and said, 'Did you hear that?' He said, 'That's a good omen.'" On her character, she reveals, "I feel like I'm learning more about the character more everyday...we're getting into her backstory, we're learning more about her, and I love it."
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- EXCLUSIVE: Seth and Lauren Rogen Announce New Educational Initiative HFC Universe
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Monday on "The Talk" Seth and Lauren Rogen announce exclusively their new educational initiative, HFC Universe, which offers free classes around brain health and Alzheimer prevention/awareness taught by celebrity faculty including Kristen Bell, Olympic Gold Medalist snowboarder Chloe Kim, Quinta Brunson, Maitreyi Ramakrishnan and Seth himself. Seth says, "One thing that we found on this whole journey of having this charity [Hilarity for Charity], is I think most people conceptually don't even understand that you can take care of your brain...And people think that around half of cases of Alzheimers are preventable if you take care of your brain. And another study that we actually scientifically published was that people learn better from celebrities than from doctors...and so we recruited celebrities to teach the course work because it was proven to be the best way to do it." To promote brain health, Lauren adds, "You need to prioritize your sleep, it's the best thing you can do for your brain...we've been working on our sleep for a couple years...we adopted some things, I have a cooling pad, I have a weighted blanket, I have a mask, I have a sound, you know rituals. But I have improved my sleep, because we track our sleep and so yes, in the mornings we will compare our scores. This morning we woke up and Seth was like 'Oh, I got a 70.' And I stayed quiet until a little bit ago because I got 100." "Hilarity for Charity's" annual fund raiser is on May 7th at The Hollywood Bowl and features Snoop Dog, Janelle James, Ronny Chieng, Little Dicky, Ramy Youssef, and surprise guests. It’s called ‘Seth Smokes the Bowl’.
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- Jessica Capshaw and Camilla Luddington Talk 'Grey's Anatomy' and 'who's cheating next'
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Friday on "The Talk" Jessica Capshaw and Camilla Luddington dish on "Grey's Anatomy" and their respective characters. Capshaw reveals what she thinks Arizona Robbins was up to over five years she was away. "I like to imagine that she was growing her superpowers in New York, and you know, maybe she was like a doctor, maybe she was in fashion shows, she's growing the sheik factor, or not." Camilla admits, "I wonder every day if Jo Wilson will die. She hasn't yet, so that's good, I've survived." On her show romance with Chris Carmack, she shares, "I hope it has legs because he's an amazing actor to work with, I love him, and these two are best friends on the show. The thing that scares me about their relationship is it's so healthy for our show. And I'm like, this is not normal. So I'm like, who's cheating next episode.?"
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- Jessica Capshaw and Camilla Luddington Dish On New Podcast 'Call It What It Is'; Dream Guests & Grey's Talk
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Friday on "The Talk" real life BFFs Jessica Capshaw and Camilla Luddington announce the name of their new podcast. Luddington reveals, "So our podcast, that we just actually recorded the first episode, it's called, "Call It What It Is." Capshaw adds, "Which is based on the fact that we as friends have always been there for each other through some pretty momentous ups and downs...in a very kind way but be very honest." Luddington clarifies, "It's not a Grey's re-watch, which some people think that it might be." Capshaw adds, "But we will talk about it...I think that we both have just such deep wells of gratitude for all the people who have made the show a success...so we sort of wanted to scale out and be able to connect more with all of those people and others." On their dream guests, Capshaw admits, "I'm a Swiftie through and through, I would like to have Taylor [Swift] and [mother} Andrea." Luddington says, "Maybe like Jennifer Coolidge, I feel like she'd be so fun giving advice with us." On their dream advertiser, Luddington blurts, 'Vibrators. If you've got a good vibrator, we're going to talk about it."
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- "Stand Up At The Talk" with Comedian Wendy Liebman
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Friday on "The Talk" comedian Wendy Liebman performs a set as part of new series, "Stand Up At The Talk."
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- Patti Stanger Says Jerry O'Connell Put John Stamos 'in the ground'
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Thursday on "The Talk" first-time guest Patti Stanger dishes on her new show '"The Matchmaker" and dating trends. Jerry O'Connell says, "You say that women often date down...I actually thought about this, I think my wife kind of dated down when my wife went out with me." Stanger reacts, "Oh my god, I'm not going to say this, but you put Stamos in the ground. So you know how hot you were, and you still are...a man that is good to a woman is like this [Stanger raises arm high]. Stanger goes on to add, "There's ton of trends. First of all, girls slipping into DMs...there's also, speed dating is coming back, pickle ball is all the rage, and the last thing is coffee and chill, where you get into the ice bath and you go get coffee and then everybody sees you in your bathing suits." Akbar asks, "Jerry and I, we both have teenage daughters...how can we help them navigate dating and how do you start having those conversations?" She says, "You gotta have the early conversation about losing their virginity really early on, more than 16. I'm sorry, you have to." Akbar reacts, "My heart just dropped right into my stomach." Stanger continues, You should have the talk with your wives, Rebecca's [Romijn] amazing, you sit down and look, that first time sets the trajectory...basically you raise your standards when you do that."
