Drew Barrymore Shares Touching Memories of Val Kilmer's Kindness on Batman Forever Set
Drew Barrymore fondly remembers Val Kilmer's nurturing presence during the filming of 'Batman Forever' in 1995. The actress praised her late co-star's supportive nature during a recent episode of her talk show, highlighting how he created a safe environment on set.
Drew Barrymore Reveals Adam Sandler as Her Favorite Onscreen Kiss Partner
Drew Barrymore opens up about her decades-long friendship and onscreen chemistry with Adam Sandler, describing their connection as deeper than typical romantic chemistry. The pair's professional relationship spans three romantic comedies and has evolved into a genuine friendship that continues today.
Pete Davidson Embraces Feminine Energy in Relationships, Credits Female-Led Upbringing
SNL alum Pete Davidson reveals his comfort with women taking the lead in relationships, attributing it to growing up in a female-dominated household. The comedian also shares hopes for his mother's dating life while expressing desire to be known beyond his romantic relationships.
Sarah Michelle Gellar Teases Possible Return to Buffy Universe
Iconic actress Sarah Michelle Gellar reveals she's now open to revisiting her role as Buffy Summers after previously dismissing revival possibilities. Citing successful series returns and the enduring relevance of the show's themes, Gellar suggests a potential new take could explore any aspect of the supernatural universe.
Drew Barrymore Addresses Concerns Over Physical Affection with Talk Show Guests
Talk show host Drew Barrymore reveals she's been warned about being too physically affectionate with guests on her show. The actress-turned-host discusses the value of platonic physical touch with actress Cynthia Erivo, advocating for more acceptance of non-romantic physical connections.
Martha Stewart Rebuffs Drew Barrymore's Physical Affection During Awkward TV Interview
During a recent appearance on 'The Drew Barrymore Show,' Martha Stewart physically pushed away the host's touchy-feely interview approach, stating 'You're the wrong gender.' The incident reignites discussions about personal boundaries in television interviews.