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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Roberts.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
Sam Neil's fans have made a unique way to honor
the late actor, who died on July thirteenth at the
age of seventy eight. Quite suddenly. They have been absolutely
selling out of his two Paddox wine label. Oh wow,
it has been going gangbusters, particularly in New Zealand where
one retail one major retailer says that it has jumped
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more than one thousand, eight hundred percent. And all his
family and friends say Sam would absolutely love this because
he was quite a humble man. But the fact that
people were enjoying the thing that he loved the most.
The other thing was yeah, two paddecks. Yes, that's what's
been selling out there. You go, well done. And Hathaway
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has become emotional during an appearance on the View after
receiving an unexpected and heart felt tribute from Whoopi Goldberg.
She was there promoting The Odyssey with Matt Damon and
director Christopher Nolan, but Whoopy only had eyes for her.
It's been wonderful watching you. It's been wonderful watching you
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grow up, and you have just blossomed turned into this
fabulous actress. Girl.
Speaker 1 (01:18):
Yes, yes, you need to know you need to know.
Speaker 2 (01:22):
I would be crying if I wasn't pregnant right now.
Speaker 1 (01:25):
But it's something you need to know and remember.
Speaker 2 (01:27):
I don't know what to say, thank you they grew
up down the street or something. Yeah, well, and Matt
Damon did too. But I mean, why is it that
we always cry when people are nice to us? That
is something Maybe it's me I do. I can, I
can hang, I can hold in situations, but if someone
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is genuinely kind to me and I'm feeling emotional, that
tips me over. Yeah, what you guys don't do that.
Speaker 1 (01:55):
I can't remember the last time someone was nice that
you're trying to remember when I retired.
Speaker 2 (02:04):
It's a lot of someone just said, well look at
well you know what someone said to me the other
night at the when we went to the Area fifty one.
We're out there with all those kids. Everyone's there to
have a fun time, and one kid walks after me
right and start goes, WHOA, you got old? I love kids,
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And I said, excuse me.
Speaker 1 (02:27):
He goes he got.
Speaker 2 (02:29):
So Robin Kidd and Coriotes in coming up. Jason Bateman
will tell us the moment potentially where he decided to
get sober on his SmartLess podcast, I know you love that,
but first, Harry Styles has been forced to cancel one
of his schedule concerts in San Paulo after organized started
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a health issue affecting the tour. The singer was due
to perform at the morrow Vis Stadium on July twenty
first as part of the Together Together tour, but Live
Nation Brazil announced the show would no longer go ahead.
I mean I would imagine if one person got sick
and then they all went down with gastro. That's not
good for the time. That would have been a big
stadium too, I think that one in Brazil. Yeah show,
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So yeah, they're going to be back for one more
show this Friday and then moving on to Mexico City.
Jason Bateman has been sober for twenty years now. That's impressive.
Speaker 1 (03:25):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (03:25):
I once recalled the time he was drunken, disorderly, and
arrested while wearing a Leopard outfit in Monaco. He's chatting
on his podcast and SmartLess and said this, I.
Speaker 1 (03:37):
Was arrested in Monica for being drunk and disorderly in
a nice little leopard Leopard outfit, fresh from the casinos,
all banged up on you know, cheap champagne and a
pocket full of chips. Yeah, just rocked.
Speaker 2 (03:53):
That's the name of his biography. Now he does though,
because I do listen to that podcast, and now that
marijuana's legal in in the States, that's that's joint edible
and about four in the afternoon. Oh yes, sobriety he's
given alcohol afflict but yeah, he's just I think I
think it is. Yeah, I know, not medical advice, but
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it seems to be. We're going all right for Jason.
Robin Kippen Couriotes in the morning,