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On the latest SmartLess episode, Will Arnett shuts down Jason Bateman's invasive question about whether he ever pooped in front of ex-wife Amy Poehler, insisting it’s not a topic for clicks. Arnett and Poehler, who dated in 2000, married later, and split in 2012, share two sons and co-parent. Bateman has sparked backlash in the past for similar questions on the show.
On a SmartLess episode, Will Arnett refused to answer Jason Bateman’s question about whether he ever pooped in front of Amy Poehler, telling him it’s none of his business and implying he was chasing clicks; the moment references their past marriage (2003–2016) and their two sons, with Poehler later discussing the divorce and co-parenting in her memoir.
During a recent SmartLess episode, Jason Bateman asked Will Arnett a shocking, personal question about whether he ever pooped in front of ex-wife Amy Poehler; Arnett immediately shut it down, asking if Bateman was seeking clicks and declaring the topic 'none of your business.' Poehler and Arnett were married from 2003 to 2012 and share two children, with the moment underscoring the tension between candid podcasting and respecting personal boundaries.
Will Arnett disclosed on The Romesh Ranganathan Show that SmartLess recently had a “very famous” comedian as a guest, but the interview was terminated after about 10 minutes, with Arnett calling the guest a “fucking rank asshole” and saying they’d reveal who it was later; he wouldn’t name the person on air, but teased that listeners would be “blown away” by the identity.
Actor Will Arnett says on The Romesh Ranganathan Show that people with tattoos are often boring and lack personality, a view Romesh labeled as ‘manufactured edge.’ He acknowledges exceptions and ties the stance to his ongoing podcasting work with Jason Bateman and Sean Hayes.
The article discusses Bradley Cooper's film inspired by John Bishop, exploring themes of vulnerability, performance, and personal growth through the lens of comedy and drama, featuring insights from actors like Will Arnett and Laura Dern.
Will Arnett, traditionally known for comedic roles, showcases his dramatic talent in his stand-up show 'Is This Thing On?', revealing a different side of his acting abilities.
Bradley Cooper premiered his third film as a director, 'Is This Thing On?', at the NYFF, featuring Will Arnett as a man finding catharsis through stand-up comedy amid personal struggles. Cooper, a longtime friend of Arnett, praised his co-star's vulnerability and the film's love letter to New York City, where Cooper has deep roots. The movie, which also stars Laura Dern, is set for limited release on December 19.
Will Arnett stars in Bradley Cooper's new film 'Is This Thing On?', where he plays a man trying stand-up comedy after a breakup, with real comedy club scenes and some humorous bombing moments, showcasing his acting range and the film's heartfelt story inspired by true events.
Bradley Cooper's film 'Is This Thing On?', starring Will Arnett and Laura Dern, will be released in theaters on December 19, following its premiere at the New York Film Festival. The movie, inspired by comedian John Bishop's life, marks Cooper's second directorial effort after 'Maestro'.
Nick Cannon will replace Will Arnett as the host of 'Lego Masters' for its sixth season on Fox, bringing a new energy to the show while Arnett is thanked for his five seasons as host. The season will include in-person auditions at Legoland California.
SmartLess podcast hosts Will Arnett, Jason Bateman, and Sean Hayes have launched a new low-cost mobile phone service called SmartLess Mobile, which operates on the T-Mobile 5G network and offers plans starting at $15 per month, aiming to provide a more affordable alternative to major carriers by reducing unnecessary data charges.
SiriusXM has signed a multi-year deal with SmartLess Media and its founders, Will Arnett, Jason Bateman, and Sean Hayes, worth a reported $100 million, moving the flagship podcast SmartLess to SiriusXM along with select other SmartLess Media titles. Subscribers will gain early access to new episodes and exclusive content, with the majority of the SmartLess library available only on SiriusXM. The deal also includes exclusive global ad sales rights to the SmartLess podcast and other titles, as SiriusXM focuses on expanding its podcasting offerings to boost its subscriber count.
SiriusXM has reportedly paid $100 million for exclusive rights to distribute and sell ads for the popular podcast SmartLess, featuring Will Arnett, Jason Bateman, and Sean Hayes. The three-year deal also includes coverage for live events and access to previously aired episodes. This move highlights the increasing value of podcasts in the media industry, with Joe Rogan's $200 million deal at Spotify serving as another example of the growing trend.
SiriusXM has acquired exclusive rights to the popular podcast SmartLess in a multiyear deal reportedly worth over $100 million, providing early access to new episodes and select SmartLess Media podcasts for its subscribers. The majority of the SmartLess library will be available only on SiriusXM, with the deal set to begin late this summer. Additionally, SiriusXM will have access to exclusive global ad sales rights to SmartLess and select SmartLess Media shows.