Matthew Perry Admitted He Was So Emotionally “Dead Inside” During The “Friends” Finale That He “Felt Nothing” When His Castmates Broke Down Into Tears And It’s Heartbreaking
“I couldn’t tell if that was because of the opioid buprenorphine I was taking, or if I was just generally dead inside... Jennifer Aniston was sobbing... Even Matt LeBlanc was crying. But I felt nothing.”View Entire Post ›
news.yahoo.comMatthew Perry Candidly Opened Up About Feeling Emotionally Numb And “Dead Inside” While Shooting The “Friends” Finale And It’s Heartbreaking
“I couldn’t tell if that was because of the opioid buprenorphine I was taking, or if I was just generally dead inside... Jennifer Aniston was sobbing... Even Matt LeBlanc was crying. But I felt nothing.”View Entire Post ›
news.yahoo.comMatthew Perry Issued An Apology After Facing Intense Backlash For Appearing To Question Why Keanu Reeves Is Still Alive
In newly published excerpts from his upcoming memoir, Perry mourned the loss of “original thinkers” like Heath Ledger and River Phoenix by questioning why Keanu Reeves “still walks among us.”View Entire Post ›
news.yahoo.comMatthew Perry opens up about why he never found love and why he will only date wealthy women
Matthew Perry opened up about his past relationships and why he never found true love. The "Friends" alum also discussed why he will only date someone who is "self-supporting" going forward after previously being burned.
news.yahoo.comMatthew Perry reveals ‘dark side’ of addiction journey in new memoir, opens up about near-death experience
Hollywood actor Matthew Perry got candid about his battle with addiction amid his rise to fame. The "Friends" alum has penned a tell-all memoir entitled "Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing.”
foxnews.comJennifer Aniston Says She Didn’t Understand Matthew Perry’s Anxiety While Filming ‘Friends’
WASHINGTON — Actors Jennifer Aniston and Matthew Perry have known each other for over 25 years now, but there are still some things Aniston is discovering about her former “Friends” co-star. As per a media report, Aniston recently explained that she had no idea that Perry struggled with anxiety throughout the filming process, which he revealed during the “Friends” reunion special episode. “I didn’t understand the level of anxiety and self-torture that was put on Matthew Perry if he didn’t get that laugh and the devastation that he felt,” the 52-year-old star said on June 24. Aniston said that looking back, his admission “makes a lot of sense,” but she didn’t know it at the time. The “Friends” reunion special episode was all about living the aura of the famous sitcom and taking fans on an emotional joyride.
thewestsidegazette.com75 years later, can Asia shake off shackles of the past?
Strategically located only 660 miles from Tokyo, the Pacific island became the site of one of the bloodiest, most famous battles of World War II against Japan. (AP Photo/Joe Rosenthal, File)TOKYO Northeast Asia doesnt so much repeat history as drag it along like an anchor. Japan in 2020 is unrecognizable to the fascist military machine that once rolled across Asia. Political leaders, for one, will have to resist the temptation to use the past for their own ends. ___Foster Klug, AP's news director for Japan, the Koreas, Australia and the South Pacific, has covered Asia since 2005.
'Friends' is leaving Netflix at midnight and won't be available to stream until May
NBC | Getty ImagesOn New Year's Day, the adventures of Ross, Rachel, Monica, Chandler, Phoebe and Joey will be gone from Netflix and won't be available to stream until May. "Friends," the hit '90s sitcom, has lived on the streaming service since 2015 when Netflix paid $100 million for the rights to exclusively stream it on its platform. In July, WarnerMedia outbid Netflix, to the tune of around $400 million to $500 million, for the rights to the TV show. In the meantime, "Friends" will not be available to stream. There shouldn't be a long gap between the show leaving Netflix and arriving on the NBC platform.
cnbc.comGoogle marks 25 years of 'Friends' with Easter eggs
(L-R) Matthew Perry as Chandler Bing, Jennifer Aniston as Rachel Green, David Schwimmer as Ross Geller, Courteney Cox as Monica Geller, Matt Le Blanc as Joey Tribbiani, Lisa Kudrow as Phoebe Buffay. (CNN) - This weekend marks 25 years since "Friends" hit TV screens -- and Google is marking the occasion with a sparkling special feature. The search engine has launched seven "Friends"-themed "Easter eggs" that show users special icons when they search for their favorite character. A search for Ross Geller, pop-culture's most famous paleontologist, brings up a couch -- click on it, and you'll hear Ross' helpful suggestion to "pivot!" For fans who search for "Friends glossary," the search engine will pull definitions for "unfloopy," "phalange," "hand twin" and "mississipily" -- just in case you needed reminding.
Matthew Perry talks “The Odd Couple” in the Toyota Green Room
Matthew Perry talks “The Odd Couple” in the Toyota Green Room In this week’s edition of “Sounds of the Toyota Green Room,” actor Matthew Perry chats with Gayle King about writing starring in “The Odd Couple” on CBS. Matthew also talks about how Netflix is exposing “Friends” to a new generation of viewers.
cbsnews.comMatthew Perry on remaking "The Odd Couple," substance abuse and "Friends"
Matthew Perry on remaking "The Odd Couple," substance abuse and "Friends" The sitcom star's one-liners from "Friends" still keeps people laughing, nearly 11 years after the hit comedy signed off. Perry is now putting a modern twist on another TV classic, taking on the iconic role of Oscar Madison in the CBS revival of "The Odd Couple." Perry joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss the show.
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