Lovett or Leave It But His Mom's Emails feat. Louis Virtel
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Dec 7, 2024 
Bruce Vilanch, an iconic writer and comedian known for his work on the Oscars, shares juicy behind-the-scenes gossip about Hollywood's most memorable moments. Raven-Symoné reflects on her extraordinary television career from The Cosby Show to That's So Raven, offering insights into fame and identity. Together, they discuss quirky gift ideas for the LGBTQ+ community, dive into the absurdity of campy TV specials, and share hilarious anecdotes that highlight the joy of entertainment. Their playful banter brings nostalgia and laughter to the forefront.
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Rob Lowe's Infamous Oscars Number
- Rob Lowe danced with Snow White in the 1989 Oscars opening number, a moment later made infamous.
- This notoriety stemmed from the subsequent leak of Lowe's sex tape, prompting a lawsuit from Disney and solidifying the performance's legacy.
Overlooked Classics
- Bruce Vilanch discusses how the Oscars often overlook films that later become classics.
- He cites the example of How Green Was My Valley beating Citizen Kane for Best Picture in 1941.
Madonna's Oscar Nerves
- Madonna, nervous about performing in front of Kevin Costner after including him in her documentary, found comfort in Vilanch.
- After her performance, she hugged Vilanch, expressing relief that the ordeal was over.
