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Bella Thorne’s mental health issues were not really valid due to her generation not knowing what is ‘going on in the world’ may just shoot to the top of the book of ‘bad takes’ this week.Ah yes, another day another Boomer suggesting the kids have no clue.Thorne was a guest on 66-year-old Maher’s Club Random podcast earlier this week and seemed to take issue with the 24-year-old actress and author’s explanation around her mental health, which in part stemmed from traumas she’s been pretty open about in the past.He began: ‘What is it with you kids and anxiety? What is causing all the anxiety?’Oh, you know, just *gestures at the world*.Thorne attempted to explain it may have something to do with the ‘constant bad, bad, bad everywhere you look,’ but Maher argued such a thing was a ‘disingenuous argument’ and that her generation ‘doesn’t know what’s going on in the world.’He said, in classic ‘man yells at cloud’ style: ‘So how can you be that f**king concerned about what’s going on in the world?‘I know what’s going on in the world! I should have the anxiety! I follow it, you kids don’t follow it. You don’t know what the f**k is going on in the world! What are you upset about?’Thorne insisted while we might not know ‘100% of the full story’, her generation definitely knows what’s going on, adding: ‘We’re seeing it, we’re hearing it and we’re vocal about it.’Maher added later in the podcast: ‘I think a lot of the people who are the most anxious have the most privileged lives.‘Look at your life! Everybody wants it.

Billy Corgan has spoken to NME about his new podcast The Magnificent Others, being part of Black Sabbath’s final gig and the 30th anniversary of The Smashing Pumpkins‘ seminal album ‘Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness’.The legendary frontman recently launched his latest venture – The Magnificent Others – which sees Corgan sit down with carefully selected guests such as KISS‘ Gene Simmons, former Rage Against The Machine guitarist Tom Morello for an in-depth and candid conversation about the triumphs, challenges, and pivotal moments that shaped their journeys and defined their paths.Produced by Bill Maher’s Club Random Studios, The Magnificent Others episodes are released every Wednesday. Corgan had already dabbled in podcasting but revealed that he lost previously lost interest when most companies wanted him to only share his past stories.“When I was recruited by the Bill Maher world to do my own podcast, I was like, ‘Well, you’re probably not going to want to do what I want to do’ and they said, ‘Well, tell us’,” Corgan told NME.

Who’d have thought that the most pointed disagreement between Bill Maher and Matt Gaetz on Maher’s Club Random podcast would not be over Donald Trump or January 6 or allegations about Gaetz having sex with a minor, but about television?

Billy Corgan and Fred Durst have been announced as the hosts of new shows on Bill Maher’s podcast network.As per Variety, the two shows will operate under Maher’s Club Random flagship podcast, where they will host their own respective shows.Limp Bizkit frontman Durst will reportedly centre his show around “UFOs and conspiracy theories”. No information has been given on the content of Corgan’s podcast.Corgan and Durst have previously appeared on episodes of Club Random, with Maher telling Variety: “I never knew Fred or Billy, but something good happens there, and I can feel like I’m best friends for life with somebody who I just talked to for an hour and a half.“That’s the quality we want — a nighttime feel.”Corgan is also set to star in his own reality show as the president of the National Wrestling Alliance.

Kanye West calling him “a very charming anti-Semite”.The comedian and writer shared that he sat down with the ‘No More Parties In LA’ rapper and they filmed a two-hour-long episode for Maher’s Club Random podcast. In an interview with TMZ for their TMZ Investigates series, Maher said that the episode would not be aired due to West’s antisemitism.“I thought it was going to be a learning moment.” Maher said while on TMZ Investigates which aired on February 5, titled “Unhinged but Unstoppable.”He continued: “We were here for two hours.

Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee has shared that he used to drink “two gallons” of vodka daily.While speaking to comedian Bill Maher on Maher’s Club Random podcast, Lee shared the concerning revelation about his past drinking habits during Mötley Crüe’s heyday, saying he’s surprised how healthy he is now given his vices.“It’s fucking crazy, alcohol is such a fucking weird one too because, fuck, it’s easy to fall in love with the way it makes you feel, where it makes you relax. And then all of a sudden you’re like, ‘Fuck, it’s amazing.’ I’m drinking two gallons of vodka a day like, ‘you’re trying to kill yourself now.'”Maher didn’t hold back in expressing his disbelief: “Gallons?! A gallon is four quarts and a quart is like a bottle of liquor.