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15 Celebrity Facts So Unhinged, I Kept Saying “There’s No Way That Happened”
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Wait until you hear about the poopocalypse. I'm an Editorial Director at BuzzFeed who covers the internet’s funniest photos and jokes, weird human history, movie facts, and more. Foxx has suggested the comedy climate is part of the problem. In 2022, while discussing the unreleased film, he said, "Man, it's been tough, with the lay of the land when it comes to comedy, man. We're trying to break open those sensitive corners where people go back to laughing again." He also said test audiences laughed a lot and that the movie was “definitely going for it.” He finally made it to the restroom, peeled off the destroyed underwear, and tossed it straight into the trash. He then tried to salvage his outfit before — deep sigh — he still went in to read for the role, poopocalypse be damned. Bro, no! Just go home! WTF? And if you're wondering, he didn’t book the role. Kitsch later said the whole ordeal was “disgusting,” but also darkly funny: “You haven’t truly paid your dues until you’ve soiled yourself before an audition and still gone in because you need the job.” You tell yourself that, Taylor. I am pretty sure you are the ONLY actor to have paid his dues that way. Like, I cannot picture Denzel Washington waddling into an audition having just shit his pants. A documentary about the LSD-fueled no-hitter was released in 2014 entitled No No: A Dockumentary. It's available to stream on Amazon Prime. Once microphones were laid on the floor of the vocal booth, the lights were dimmed, and Rose and Smith commenced having sex...the sounds of which were recorded and inserted into the track's audio. The song became notorious in the wake of the album's success, and Smith later regretted taking part in it. “I ended up drinking and using drugs over this for a really long time, because I had this extreme shame and guilt and stuff.” Perhaps because of all the personal drama and media attention, both pitchers struggled mightily in 1973. The Yankees, likely tired of this weird-ass situation, traded Mike to Cleveland. They traded Fritz to Cleveland the following year too, but Mike was no longer there — he was pitching in Japan with his career on its last legs. Fritz's career ended soon, too, after the 1976 season. Fritz and Susan remained married until Fritz's death in 2023. Mike later moved to New Mexico and married again.