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The Scoop for Dec. 4, 2020

When you’re a child actor, you still do stuff most kids do… like break props because you’re messing around with them, right Daniel Radcliffe?
He says, quote, “I would just like drum on my legs with it all the time. So, once every three or four weeks, it would weaken to the point where it just snapped.”
I have to say, if you gave me something that looked like a drumstick… I’d probably use it like a drumstick all the time. I don’t blame him.

WARNING: This is Hot Ones. Adults chat. That means there may be language best suited for adults, or at least people who are not offended by certain words being said out loud. If you are offended by words, maybe just watch with the sound down. Or skip this one all together. You’ve been warned.


Jason Bateman just revealed his secret for getting nominated for awards. And it’s pretty genius.
Jason said it was his iconic stuttering of lines that’s the key. You know, in case you missed what he said because Jimmy Fallon can’t shut his mouth when he’s interviewing someone because he’s a self centered jabroni who has to be the center of attention all the time. Seriously, he is the worst interviewer on TV. Period. He’s awful. (Just listen below, you’ll hear what I mean.)


Well, it looks like Carole Baskin is following in Joe Exotic’s footsteps, because one of the volunteers at her Big Cat Rescue almost had her arm torn off by a tiger during feeding time.
She totally killed her husband. I know that has nothing to do with anything, but that is one conspiracy theory I buy into.


 

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