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Actor James Naughton has cleared up groping allegations made by his The First Wives Club co-star Heather Locklear after she went public with the “gross” encounter.Locklear, 58, had a small role as Naughton’s onscreen spouse, Mary, in the 1996 movie, directed by Hugh Wilson, and her lone scene, in which the actress had no lines, required her now-74-year-old castmate to grab her boob.“We were at a funeral, and he was supposed to take his hand and touch my breast,” she explained on Zach Braff and Donald Faison’s podcast, Fake Doctors, Real Friends.But Locklear claims Naughton took the actions described in the script a step too far: “He actually touched more… It was… gross…,” she said.

Heather Locklear has made a shocking claim about one of her former co-stars.The blonde beauty - who is best known for her role on Melrose Place - has said that her co-star James Naughton from the 1996 film First Wives Club 'outlined her areola' while they were on set when he was only supposed to grab her breast, as the script indicated. An areola isa small circular area in the ring of pigmented skin surrounding a nipple.The mother-of-one told Zach Braff and Donald Faison during their Fake Doctors, Real Friendspodcast that is one of the reasons she wanted her name taken off the credits for the hit film which starred Goldie Hawn, Diane Keaton and Bette Midler.

Heather Locklear is opening up about one of her more troubling experiences on a film set.

Heather Locklear revealed that an unscripted moment on the set of “The First Wives Club” made her uncomfortable enough to ask to be uncredited on the film. The actress appeared on the latest episode of Zach Braff and Donald Faison’s podcast “Fake Doctors, Real Friends” to talk about her 2002 guest role on their show “Scrubs.” The conversation quickly turned to Locklear’s long and storied career as a sex symbol and at one point she revealed that she requested to have her name removed from the credits of a movie after all her scenes were cut except for one that made her uncomfortable.

Clueless movie is more than 20 years old. While that may make someone like Amber say, “Whatever,” it’s giving fans a sense of nostalgia.Dedicated fanatics were especially excited to learn that some of the cast members reunited in March 2019.

Zach Braff, 45, and his girlfriend Florence Pugh, 24, have been seen grabbing groceries in Hollywood, just days after the death of Braff's friend Nick Cordero.The Scrubs star and his Midsommar actress lady love both made sure to mask up for the outing, which took place amid the COVID-19 pandemic that claimed the life of Broadway star Cordero.'I want to make him proud,' Braff said of the Bullets Over Broadway actor during an emotional episode of hisFake Doctors, Real Friendspodcast with co-host Donald Faison on Tuesday.

Zach Braff is reflecting on Nick Cordero's final days before his death. The former star — who was close friends with the Broadway actor and his family — opened up about Cordero's health struggles in the latest episode of his podcast, released Tuesday.«For clarity’s sake, he didn’t have COVID-19 anymore.

Zach Braff is looking back on the final days of Nick Cordero‘s life before the Broadway star ultimately passed away due to complications from the novel coronavirus on Sunday.

IMDb is joining the podcast game and they found a worthy first guest in Jeffrey Wright.

Sam Lloyd, best known for his role as downtrodden lawyer Ted Buckley on , died last week at age 56, as a result of complications from lung cancer. 

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Zach Braff couldn’t believe the toll the coronavirus wreaked on his friend, Nick Cordero, before the Broadway star’s death on Sunday. The “Scrubs” alum, 45, remembered Cordero’s final days in the hospital as he discussed the harrowing battle Cordero endured before finally succumbing to the complications inflicted on him from the illness.

Zach Braff paid tribute to his best friend Nick Cordero on Tuesday, two days after the Broadway star died following a long battle with complications from the COVID-19 virus.Zach dedicated the latest episode of his Fake Doctors, Real Friendspodcast with co-host Donald Faison, to Nick, who died aged 41 and leaves behind wife Amanda Kloots and one-year-old son Elvis.The 45-year-old actor praised Amanda for her strength and positivity over the last three months, noting that she never saw Nick conscious again after he was admitted to Cedars Sinai hospital in March.

Alicia Silverstone has few fond memories of making Clueless 25 years ago because she was working on the set all the time.

Alicia Silverstone has few fond memories of making Clueless 25 years ago, because she was working on the set all the time.

Zach Braff was very good friends with the late Nick Cordero and his family, and he’s speaking about the heartbreak surrounding watching what happened to him as he died due to complications from Coronavirus at 41 years old.

Zach Braff dedicated the latest episode of his “Fake Doctors, Real Friends” podcast to close friend Nick Cordero — and revealed some heartbreaking details about the Broadway actor’s final moments.“Just for clarity’s sake, he didn’t have COVID-19 anymore,” the Scrubs alum, 45, explained on Tuesday, July 7, as he discussed Cordero’s battle with the novel coronavirus with cohost Donald Faison. “What COVID did to Nick is what it does to a lot of people, it comes in and wreaks havoc on your body.

Zach Braff is in mourning.

“Scrubs” fans will be thrilled to see this dynamic duo reuniting.

Welp, here's a truly wild celebrity story time: Apparently, Zach Braff—aka J.D. on Scrubs and Florence Pugh's much older boyfriend—is out here saying that Anne Hathaway's dad (Gerald Hathaway) almost threw hands at him at the premiere of Les Misérable back in 2012. It's a hella weird story to unearth rn, but it literally has so many twists and turns that you have no choice but to be entertained by it. Without further ado, let's drive right in!

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