(audience cheering)
Live from New York City,
it's The Wendy Williams Show. (upbeat music)
♪ Feel, feel, feel it ♪
♪ Feel, feel, feel it ♪
♪ Feel it 'til it's real and, let's go ♪
♪ You know you need it ♪
♪ Say it like you mean it ♪
♪ Feel, feel, feel it ♪
♪ Feel, feel it ♪
Now, here's Wendy.
(bright holiday music) (audience cheering)
Come on.
(audience wooing rhythmically)
Let's go.
Thank you for watching.
(audience cheering)
Say hello to my co-hosts, my studio audience.
How you doin'?
How you doin'?
I'm doing okay.
It's Friday, let's get started.
It's time for Hot Topics, come on.
(audience cheering) (upbeat music)
Thank you.
So, you know.
This morning, something really big happened in Jersey.
It rained money all over Route Three in Rutherford.
Right next to the stadium. (audience gasping)
Now, the woman helping,
she's helping the Brink's driver pick it up.
Apparently there was a Brink's driver,
and the back opened up,
and people jumped out of their cars, leaving the city.
(audience laughing)
Listen, the inbound traffic was fine.
But the outbound traffic,
everyone jumped out and grabbed.
(audience applauding)
And I do believe that the woman helping him
was doing the right thing.
I don't believe everyone's a thief.
I do believe that there's some
good people out here, you know.
(audience applauding)
She helped him, she helped him pick up what she could,
so she could move her car and go to work.
And where is the shooter?
Isn't there supposed to be a gunman in every Brink's truck?
Aren't there supposed to be at least
two or three people in every Brink's truck?
Well what kind of Brink's operation is that?
(audience laughing)
You know, clap if you'd jump out and go.
(clapping)
Clap if you're on your way on the inbound traffic,
and all you wanna do is get to work.
(clapping)
Well there was a time I'd jump out and get it.
I mean, now, I--
You don't have to. (audience laughing)
No I don't need it.
But, there was a time.
(uncomfortable laughing)
Best to believe me, you.
So the Oscars, everybody,
still haven't found a host.
(audience sighing)
Yeah.
Everyone's still saying no, no,
and they don't wanna be involved.
So Whoopi threw her hat in the ring.
Take a look.
If you wanna go host-less, that's your prerogative.
I think it's a dumb idea.
Because people need somebody to take them through things,
and to take care of things when they happen.
Now, I realize I may not be anybody's first choice,
but-- (audience laughing)
(audience applauding)
I love Whoopi, you know I do.
I love Whoopi.
She's an EGOT.
She's hosted the Oscars four times.
But I think Whoopi is long winded in her conversation.
Like even on her own show,
she's long winded with it.
When she comes here long winded, I just let her talk.
Out of respect.
Just talk, Whoopi.
You got that.
No, I don't believe the Oscars need a host.
And I get what you're saying.
That a host needs to take people through
the artists or the nominees and what they've done.
No we don't.
We need a man with a voice.
Why don't you do the voice, how about that?
Everyone recognizes your voice.
You be the voice in the sky.
(audience applauding)
I love her funky style.
Whoopi thinks that Ken Jeong should host, though.
(audience applauding)
Now, we don't know him.
I mean, you know, he's been here,
and he's in The Hangover.
Dr. Ken.
Dr. What?
Dr. Ken, his sit-com.
Oh right. With Tisha Campbell,
I think she was on that.
Which I watched, okay, Dr. Ken.
Yeah, and Crazy Rich Asians.
Okay.
Done, done, and doner.
What have you done lately?
And those are all things we have to read a script.
We don't know that you're funny and entertaining.
No, Ken Jeong.
Anyway, there's a woman speaking out about Les Moonves.
(audience sighing)
And we love her.
She's a friend.
If I had more time in my life, once I get older,
it's Cybill Shepherd.
(audience sighing)
Oh I love this Cybill Shepherd, are you serious?
Moonlighting first, then her show Cybill,
with Christine Baranski. (audience applauding)
Are you serious?
She makes me laugh just to look at her.
I love her.
Love love love.
Anyway, so she told another friend of mine,
Michelle Collins, who know you,
was unceremoniously released from The View,
which you lost a good one, anyway.
But she has her own radio show.
And she was talking with Cybill about being rejected
by Les Moonves,
and then him canceling her show.
Listen very closely.
Don't clap, just listen, go.
(audience gasping)
Loathsome, right?
So now what are you gonna do, Les?
Cybill doesn't want anything from you.
I think, quite frankly, the Cybill show should come back.
I think somebody needs to pick that show up.
(audience clapping)
Oh please.
Christine drank all day, Cybill was great.
The problem is though, is that now we have,
the Will and Grace, and The Conners, and the Murphy Browns.
They all came back.
But if you squint,
Murphy Brown is a little like Cybill
in that she's a single woman, working hard,
but she doesn't have her drunken friend.
And all the laughs.
Please come back, Cybill.
Please come back. (audience applauding)
Another person I love.
Boy, isn't this a love fest.
Is Da Brat.
(audience applauding)
And she's opening up about her big debt.
She owes eight million dollars
to the woman who she smacked in the face with a rum bottle.
Now, now, check.
A rum bottle is thick glass.
It's not like a wine bottle with thin--
That's a thick, in the face.
The woman is scarred for life.
Brat did her time.
She went to prison for three years.
And on last nights Growing Up Hip Hop,
she talked about her sister,
talked about it with her sister, Lisa Raye.
Lisa Raye McCoy.
Lisa Raye.
Take a look.
First of all,
I ain't never had eight million dollars.
So I'm trying to figure out what I'm going to do with that.
I may make that much money in my lifetime,
but I haven't seen that yet.
You know what I'm saying?
Like, so, that's not even reachable.
It's that life experience you can talk about,
and tell the others.
Yeah, I was wrong, damn, I was wrong.
I (beeping) up, I made a mistake.
I regret it, I went to jail.
Yeah, okay, a lot of bad things happened.
But I also met a lot of great people,
and learned a lot from it.
You know what I'm saying?
I'm good with it.
(audience applauding)
No, not alright.
No, you can't be good with that, Brat.
You've got to do something.
The woman was smacked in the face with a rum bottle.
She's disfigured for life.
Goodness only knows,
can she talk out of this face?
Is it so disfiguring that she's caved in?
So initially she was ordered, Da Brat,
to pay 6.4 million dollars.
Then she went into prison.
When she came out, the interest accrued.
So now that's why it's eight million.
They're charging her interest.
Well, I adore Da Brat.
And people were saying, you know,
well why doesn't she call Mariah?
For what?
That's eight million dollars.
I got it, I'm not giving it.
Like, I love you, but I love you 'cause you're my friend.
You're not asking me for anything.
See in my life, my friends don't ask me for anything.
The second you ask for something, bye.
(audience applauding)
Like, I can't.
I can't.
You can't borrow anything, and don't ask me for anything.
If I gift you something on my own, that's fine.
But Brat, you've got a few jobs.
First, Dish Nation.
Second, The Rickey Smiley Show.
Hey, Rickey's got money.
Maybe he'll float you,
I won't even say a loan.
It's gotta be a gift.
'Cause you will never make eight million dollars
at this point in your life, ever,
but at least you can satisfy something
by feeding this woman a little at a time.
Like make arrangements with the court.
You've gotta do something,
and you know Jermaine Dupri
does not have eight million dollars.
She's also got that show Growing Up Atlanta.
The one that we just talked about.
Growing Up Hip Hop Atlanta.
Like, you have a lot of jobs, and you do a lot.
And also, people always request for you
to do old school shows.
So, tour, tour, and tour.
But see, that gets in the way of her
taking care of her business in the ATL,
where everything is filmed for her.
Oh, Da Brat.
(audience applauding)
Call Rickey Smiley.
Ask him for a few dollars.
To just start the process.
You gotta fix that girl's life.
(audience applauding)
I mean, her face will never be fixed,
but, you know.
I saw an outfit.
I saw an outfit.
On the internet.
That I love.
Attention Willy.
He does my wardrobe.
I would like Kim K's rubber pants,
and oh yes, oh please.
And this sweater thing, whatever that is.
I want that, I need that.
And I would tuck it up high like her, too.
Let it all hang out.
Off time.
I mean, maybe I'll slip it in here some time.
(audience applauding)
Nobody in the meeting liked it, except for me, Kim.
They're like, why?
Jealous much, 'cause you can't tuck in your leggings?
(audience laughing)
Hips too big, big fat belly?
Or, not tuck-able?
Don't look at me when you say that.
First of all, I can't, well, never even try that.
And don't look at me when you say tuck.
(audience laughing)
That's not your lane.
Right, that's not my lane.
(laughing)
So Brad Pitt is getting it again.
(audience gasping)
Well apparently, the golden boy's charity
built homes in a New Orleans neighborhood,
and sold them to Hurricane Katrina victims.
Now the hurricane was back in 2005,
but the victims came along in 2009.
The homeowners are saying,
they're suing, claiming that the homes are defective,
they're leaking, they're full of mold,
and falling apart.
Well, I mean, that's one receipt.
I mean, the neighborhood has like 400 homes.
And they're all doing the same thing.
And they're blaming Brad.
Well you know what, Brad?
He's saying that it's not his responsibility
to make sure the homes were built correctly.
And the homeowners clapped back.
Well, they were clapping back,
not knowing what I know, probably.
'Cause I know my Brad Pitt history.
Brad, you pride yourself on being an architect.
It's the one thing you wanted to be
if you couldn't be an actor.
It's the one thing that you're always studying right now.
You're constantly in Architecture Digest.
You're buying homes.
You fix them up like mansions.
Like he does a gorgeous job.
Buying and selling and buying and selling and buying,
oh I'll live here, for a while, and selling.
Brad, you're an architect.
You should've known better.
(audience applauding)
Besides, a secret part of me feels as though
it's Angelina behind this.
Well you know, she's putting the screws to him now.
You know, with the kids.
She's putting the screws and everything's gotten very ugly.
We've talked about it during Hot Topics all last week, all--
A lot.
I feel like she probably got in touch
with somebody who knows somebody in the neighborhood,
and said, here's the number to call and complain.
You understand? (audience applauding)
So now stop clapping for Brad.
Clap if you think this is Angelina behind the scenes.
(audience clapping)
Well, speaking of New Orleans,
'cause that's where Birdman's from,
but the mansion that he has on the market is in Miami.
So it's been on the market for a year.
It still hasn't sold.
He dropped the price from 20 million dollars
to 15.5 million dollars.
Oh my God, imagine coming home.
I'm home.
Oh.
I mean, in reality, it's too much for me.
But in my mind, oh my gosh, the luxury.
(clapping)
10 sumptuous bedrooms.
11 bathrooms.
A movie theater.
An in ground pool.
Cabana, gym, spa.
And a private beach volleyball court.
Just to name a few. (audience applauding)
Well, he defaulted on paying 12 million dollar loan,
and so he filed for bankruptcy
right before the default came through.
He just filed for bankruptcy,
so you can't suggest just that.
He did that over the Summer.
So what should he do?
Keep pushing your artists, and grab those checks.
I mean, you know. (audience applauding)
Wayne's doing well.
And Drake is doing well.
And Nicki, she's doing okay.
So, you know, push your artists to pay your bills.
You come first.
You built everything.
Everything. (audience applauding)
Alright, everyone.
A little louder. (audience cheering)
More great show for you up next.
Leah Remini is here,
so grab a snack and come on back.
(upbeat music) (audience wooing)
♪ Feel, feel it, feel it ♪
♪ Feel, feel, feel it ♪
♪ Feel it ♪
Không có nhận xét nào:
Đăng nhận xét