with the new song and the new music video.
- There's so much happening.
(group cheering)
- I love that the new video was inspired
by this colorful wedding
and it was inspired by any wedding in particular?
- I love a good, don't we just love a good chit chat
on a TV show that everybody can watch?
I got married.
(group cheering)
I can't believe I can say it.
It's so interesting to me
because I loved the whole experience
but I kept it super private for a little bit.
Just kept it to myself.
So it's nice to like share it
and just sort of be open about it, feels great.
- I mean, your husband Taika Waititi
put such beautiful.
- Oh my god.
- Films and stories into the world from "Jojo Rabbit",
"What we do in The Shadows." - I love that film, I know.
- The film is one of my favorite films on Earth.
- He's so, so great and I think that's really important.
We were friends and I mean, we met long
before we decided to ruin everything.
We we're friends for six years.
- That's right because you guys were friends and then
you refound each other at maybe the right time,
in Australia while you were working.
- Yes, I was doing "The Voice."
I do "The Voice" over there and yeah, great show.
(group cheering)
Small show, up and coming show.
- And he was making probably one of his masterpieces?
- He was doing the film movie, yes, with Marvel
and everything just, I don't even know how to explain.
Everything just went different.
It genuinely just went like that.
I mean honestly, he put his hand on my back and then-
- Low back?
High back?
- Low back.
- Oh.
- And that's what I knew,
this is a different type of stroke.
- Yeah.
(group laughing)
- You know?
- And that's why I asked placement lower back
there is something like very nurturing and yet,
yeah, warm and I'll take care of you.
- And I was in, I mean honestly it's just,
it's a really cool dynamic and we both kind of do
our own thing and I'm very happy right now.
- I love that you're so happy.
- Thank you, thank you.
(audience applauding)
- Here at the News Desk, and we do like to report,
some newsie news, the good news too, if you will.
Will you hit some headlines with us?
- Yes.
(group cheering)
- According to the New York Post, a new study finds
that singles who use dating apps love to do their homework
before the first date.
Wow, 38% admit to researching their date online.
And 18% say they run a full background check.
Wow, overall women are far more likely to do their research
than men.
Okay, so Drew, before a date, tell me what do you do?
Do you do some digging?
- Well, I didn't know that you could do a background check
because now that I know this
I want, I mean I don't know.
- You think knowledge is power?
- I do notice on dating apps, men can be very mysterious
and say like their occupation is an astronaut.
But I'm like, I know you're not an astronaut.
So why are you messing with me?
Now, we're off to a weird start.
You're being pithy and cute.
But I really just want an anchor here.
Who are you?
- Yes, so like, can I trust you?
- Yes, so I'm not sure I go both ways.
- It's almost like, are you gonna open this Pandora box?
What if you don't like what you find?
- [Ross] Yeah, I don't think I like it.
- But I do really like the idea of being surprised.
You know what I mean?
But then do you want to waste time?
I'm not a time waster.
- What about you?
Did you Google your husband?
Did you do the whole background check thing?
- No 'cause we met through friends.
- Yeah, you knew him.
- Yeah, so I did like the homework.
I did the, I built the scaffolding.
Okay, so then when we got together it was kind of easy.
- All right, next up big movie news,
The Hollywood Reporter says Amazon has a new comedy
on the way, starring two huge headliners.
Yeah, Julia Roberts and Jennifer Aniston are teaming up.
(group cheering)
- I mean, get me to this movie now.
- And we don't know much about the plot yet
just that it will be some sort of body swapping thing,
a Freaky Friday whatnot.
- No.
- And I just know,
all I know is that I've already bought four tickets.
That's all I know.
(group cheering)
- I can't wait, get me there right now.
- I am so happy, this movie really can't happen fast
enough as far as I'm concerned.
I mean, you have two queens, two legends,
two of the most iconic movie stars in the same movie.
Just hurry, hurry up and make it.
- I mean some of my favorite rom-coms you were in.
(group cheering)
"Never Being Kissed" is iconic.
- I just turned into Josie Gross, I was like aw,
well next up, Travel and Leisure Reports
a new survey has just revealed the best city in the world.
It beat out Paris, Tokyo, New York City, drum roll please.
Here it is.
(drum roll)
Oh Rita, it's London.
(group cheering)
- [Rita] It's only London.
- How come?
Is that food history, architecture, theater
tea in the afternoon.
London has it all.
And may I ask you
what is one thing that you would recommend
if we were to pop on over to London that we can't miss?
- I know we're not known for our food.
I know there's a very.
- I disagree.
- But we do have some good restaurants, like really
good sushi places and I'd like to personally
say go walk through the parks.
The parks are stunning.
Hype Park and Primrose Hill.
Go to Notting Hill Gate 'cause that's again
a lovely rom-com.
Notting Hill, walk down the market,
you can see all the things.
Everyone's screaming at you to buy apples.
I mean, the experience is fantastic.
- [Ross] Oh, I don't know.
- It's like two for a pan.
Two for a pan.
You'll love it and have a beer,
have a Guinness if you don't have an alcohol free version.
But you have to do fish and chips.
You've got to do the and English fry.
(audience applauding)
- What is it called the mashed peas?
- Mushy peas.
- Mushy peas, have some mushy peas.
- And the beans, baked beans.
- I don't like that.
- Oh, okay.
- Oh, I do.
But we're gonna go to a quick commercial break.
And up next Rita's starring in the new "Kung Fu Panda"
as a no nonsense bear and find out
what she and her character have in common.
She made some changes, after this.
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