Here is the full interview of Nicole Richie on The Kelly Clarkson Show.
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Nicole Richie‘s appearance on The Kelly Clarkson Show aired today, April 16th. A new photo of Nicole with Kelly has been released, as well as some clips from the show on YouTube, which you can watch below:
Today's Kelly is for the gals! We're catching up with Nicole Richie and Ella Purnell, as well as @MsAliceRandall and @TheValerieJune! pic.twitter.com/kDnDrCofw1
— The Kelly Clarkson Show (@KellyClarksonTV) April 16, 2024
Nicole Richie spoke to Interview Magazine about her opinions on Coachella, calling the paps, lying on your resume, and more in a quick-fire interview published today.
For millennials that grew up on The Simple Life, Nicole Richie is a sort of avatar of the early aughts. But for the actor, fashion designer, and reality TV star, a 90s child herself, the 1991 cult comedy Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dead is her lodestar, a movie she’s been quoting enthusiastically her whole life the same way we’ve been quoting Paris and Nicole. It marks a full-circle moment, then, that Richie stars in as Rose Lindsey in Wade Allain-Marcus’s 2024 remake, which hit theaters this past weekend. To mark the occasion, we asked her to take the hot seat for this week’s Rorschach Test, in which she shares her unvarnished opinions on everything from raising twins and vaping indoors to Erewhon and Coachella.
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BLONDES
“They say blondes have more fun, but I’ve had plenty of fun as a brunette and even a redhead.”———
COACHELLA
“Fun when I was in my early twenties. There is zero footage of it anywhere, which was just part of the magic of it. I like it that way.”———
IT-GIRLS
“Go off, queens.”———
LYING ON YOUR RESUME
“You’ve gotta do what you got to do. A little lie is fine.”———
GOSSIP
“There is a difference between gossip and unpacking something with a safe person, which is healthy.”———
MOTHERHOOD
“Motherhood is the most wild ride and the absolute best.”———
KATHY HILTON
“Icon.”———
CALLING THE PAPARAZZI ON YOURSELF
“Does that happen? It feels unnecessary.”———
NEPO BABIES
“They’re fab, and I am one.”———
RAISING TWINS
“Raising twins is nuts.”———
McBLING
“There are parts of me that just don’t feel that far enough away from the early 2000s to think of it in any sort of distinctive matter. I’ve been called to do photo shoots and they say, ‘Okay, and we want to do early 2000s,’ and then I see the clothes and I don’t remember that version of it at all.”———
YOUR FORTIES
“My forties are the absolute most fun decade, and I find myself name-dropping my age now more than ever, simply because I want people to understand the state of mind that I’m in. I am not some 20-year-old idiot. I am a 42-year-old woman.”———
BALENCIAGA CITY BAGS
“I have many.”———
COWBOY CARTER
“Such a good album. I love the song “Daughter.” What’s not to love?”———
COUNTING CALORIES
“I don’t know anyone who does that.“———
NOTES APP APOLOGIES
“Personally, I would do a handwritten one.”———
VAPING
“Vaping is a hard no, and people are too excited about the idea that you can vape inside. It’s going to go out of style and it’s just too intense.”———
EREWHON
“Erewhon is great to Postmate or Instacart, but being in there in person is very hard.”———
THE 101
“The 101 is my favorite freeway in LA. The 405 is my least favorite.”
On April 12th, Nicole Richie attended the opening night of ‘Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dead‘ and did a Q&A afterwards with some of the cast/crew with Issa Rae as the host. Hopefully some more photos become available.
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Appearances » 2024 » April 12: Opening night of ‘Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dead’ with Q&A hosted by Issa Rae in Los Angeles, California
I’ve added some photos of Nicole Richie on the set of ‘Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dead‘ to the gallery.
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To celebrate the release of ‘Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dead‘, People asked Nicole Richie who she would pick to babysit her two kids. Read the full interview below or click here to read it on their website.
Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dead star Nicole Richie knows who she’d pick to watch her two kids if she could take a solo trip like the mom from the movie.
No, she wouldn’t ask her dad Lionel Richie to watch Harlow, 16, and Sparrow, 14, the two children she shares with husband Joel Madden. And no, it’s not her sister-in-law Cameron Diaz, either.
“I’m going to go with the entire cast of Sister Act 2,” says Richie, 42, referencing the sequel to the 1992 hit comedy starring Whoopi Goldberg as a Las Vegas lounge singer who goes in disguise as a nun and hides out in a convent to hide from her gangster boyfriend.
The cast of the 1993 follow-up, which has the subtitle Back in the Habit, includes Goldberg, Kathy Najimy, Maggie Smith, Sheryl Lee Ralph, Jennifer Love Hewitt and a young Lauryn Hill.
But based on Richie’s explanation for picking the cast of Sister Act 2, it sounds like she’d rather stay behind with her kids than go on vacation herself.
“They’re fun, they’re musical, and I already know all the choreography for the end scene, and we would just have a great time singing ‘Joyful, Joyful.’ And I could just fit right in. I know all the harmonies. I would just flow in,” she continues.
Richie is now starring in Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dead, a remake of the 1991 comedy about a teenager (Christina Applegate as Sue Ellen in the original, Simone Joy Jones as Tanya in the update) whose mom leaves her kids behind in the care of elderly babysitter Mrs Sturak and goes away for the summer.
When Mrs. Sturak dies shortly after she arrives, the kids are left to fend for themselves and the eldest daughter fudges a resume and lands a job at a fashion company. Richie plays Rose, the nurturing boss who takes Tanya under her wing. (Joanna Cassidy played the role in the original.)
Richie seems to love the original film as much as she loves Sister Act 2.
“I feel like I’ve seen it no less than a thousand times. I love that movie,” she says. “I don’t even think that I did a re-watch right before we started shooting because I think I just naturally watch it maybe, I don’t know, once a year, whenever it’s on.”
“I love the family adventure. I love movies where you are just rooting for the teenager that’s just trying to make her way and how all the adults feel like aliens,” she adds. “And it’s just, to me, that is what just makes me feel at home and happy and cozy.”
Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dead is in theaters April 12.