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Druski reveals the conversation with Kevin Hart that completely changed his career “I think he saw something in me.” “He had a deep talk with me about how far I really wanted to take this.” “He got very serious.” “That made me take everything to a whole another level.” “He talked to me about the friends you keep around and the people you have around you.” “That conversation was taken very seriously.” “Kevin Hart was somebody I grew up watching.” “I had him on my wall.” “I took every word seriously.” @druski

Angela Simmons reveals why she waited until 28 to have sex “My dad sat me down when I was about 17 or 18.” “He told me, ‘I want you guys to hold out and wait.’” “I took it to heart.” “Then I went to church and they were talking about waiting until marriage.” “I was like, ‘You know what? I’m gonna wait.’” “I wanted to wait until I met the right person.” “Then time kept ticking.” “I was like, ‘Dang, I’m 28. This is crazy.’”

K-pop star Huh Yunjin says she wasn’t a good dancer when she joined LE SSERAFIM “I certainly was not a good dancer when I first started.” “My first dance teacher gave me the nickname ‘giraffe.’” “She saw me dance and said, ‘You look like a newborn giraffe.’” “I thought… that’s kind of cute.” “It was my nickname for a while.” “I think I’ve kind of outgrown that nickname.” “I can enjoy dancing a lot more now than I did when I was a trainee.” “Being a good dancer just comes with a lot of training.”

LE SSERAFIM’s Huh Yunjin reveals she was about to give up on music before getting the life-changing call to join the group “I questioned myself… do I really have it in me to pursue this?” “At that time, it was no.” “I went back to the States and applied to as many schools as I could.” “I got into the school I wanted, paid my admission fee…” “And the next day, I got the call for LE SSERAFIM.” “During those months, I realized I couldn’t let go of music.” “I couldn’t let go of the storytelling dream I had in me.” “That call was a huge moment.” “It literally felt like the stars were telling me where to go.”

Charlie Sheen explains why he turned down a $2 million-per-episode deal to return to Two and a Half Men Asked if he was excited by the offer, Sheen replied: “Oh, yes. Super grateful.” “It felt like a lot of win.” “But I knew it was still going to come at the same cost.” “It didn’t change.” “Four people, five rooms, six jokes.” “It’s not about that.” “It’s not about you… it’s about me.” “Accept that.”