One bra-less chick came out wearing a see-through blouse that she likened to cellophane wrap. The "Believe" hitmaker attempted to look unbothered while Bono and Coppola, 85, were "sissies," huddled together on the other side of the room.
Cher then realized she had sat on something, and pulled out a "gorgeous painted rubber fish" from beneath her that had a moving tail. She assumed it was a child's toy but Dalí told her it was actually a vibrating sex toy.
She immediately dropped the fish and Bono and Coppola doubled over laughing. She kept her composure, but "inside, however, I was — how can I put this? — screaming."
The group, including the "bizarre orgy people" and Cher, Bono and Coppola, went out to dinner. Several minutes into the meal, Dalí said they had a "previous engagement" and relocated to a table a few feet away. Cher, Bono and Coppola were beyond relieved and couldn't stop laughing.
I think we were drawn to each other initially through our shared sense of humor, and that has remained the foundation of our relationship, Ferrell, who has partnered with PayPal, says. "I think, ultimately, that's our bond, making each other laugh."
Though he details that his wife, 55, can sometimes be "a tough one to crack," the You're Cordially Invited star continues, "Every now and then I'll get her to laugh, and she'll be like, 'Okay, okay. You still got it.' "
Through all of life's ups and downs and raising a family — and with everything everyone has to deal with, especially with how hectic lives can be these days — it's always great to have this partner in crime that you can kind of step away from the fray and just share a thought and share a moment with, where you're both kind of still on the same page, and you get to kind of connect that way, Ferrell adds.
It was kind of too much too fast at too young ... like the intensity level was like, ‘Oh woah,' Ferrell explained while appearing on the MeSsy podcast in July.
When the holiday season comes around and Ferrell has to get a gift for his wife, he tells PEOPLE there's one item he never has to worry about purchasing.
Still, Ferrell considers himself to be an excellent shopper, adding, "I actually really love gift-giving, especially if I can zero in on that very specific, special gift."
Through his partnership with PayPal — in which he stars in a commercial where he sings a reimagined version of Fleetwood Mac’s “Everywhere" — Ferrell helps himself, and others, save money.
PayPal is one of the most secure financial services you can use. ... It's so versatile and there are tons of options, especially during the holidays, with cashback and things like that, he says, adding: "My mother of all people has said she has gotten more feedback on my PayPal commercials than almost anything I've ever done, so if that doesn't say something, if that doesn't speak to the reach of what we're doing, I don't know what does."
In 1996, Menendez and his brother, Erik, were sentenced to life in prison for the 1989 first-degree murders of their parents, Kitty and José Menendez. Before they were sentenced, Menendez had already been communicating with Sneed via letters since 1993.
Menendez married Sneed from prison in November 2003. On Nov. 21, 2024, however, Sneed announced that she and Menendez had separated, bringing their two-decade-long relationship to an end.
Although Menendez has been behind bars for years, he told PEOPLE in January 2017 that his constant communication with Sneed helped bring him "peace and joy" while in prison.
“Our interaction tends to be very free of distractions and we probably have more intimate conversations than most married spouses do, who are distracted by life’s events,” Menendez said.
He added, "I have a very steady, involved marriage and that helps sustain me ... It’s a counter to the unpredictable, very stressful environment here."
Sneed, a former magazine journalist and editor, transitioned into a career as an attorney after marrying Menendez. She currently resides in Sacramento, Calif., nearby to where her husband was imprisoned at the beginning of their marriage.
A prison spokesperson told the Associated Press in 2003 that Menendez and Sneed had known each other for a decade before they wed, per NBC News. They communicated through letters while he was in prison.
Kpop Profile“People are judgmental, and she has to put up with a lot,” Menendez said. “But she has the courage to deal with the obstacles. It would be easier to leave, but I’m profoundly grateful that she doesn’t.”
Sneed also manages the official Menendez brothers' Facebook page, which serves as a network of support for survivors of abuse and provides updates on their case.
The couple tied the knot in a ceremony at Mule Creek State Prison near Sacramento, with about a dozen friends and family in attendance in a maximum security visiting area, KXTV-TV in Sacramento reported at the time.
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I’ve found I can have a healthy marriage that is complicated and built around conversation and finding creative ways to communicate, sharing, without all the props that are normally there in marriage in terms of going out to dinner and having as much intimate time together and so on, he said.
In October 2024, following the surge of interest sparked by Netflix's Monsters: The Erik and Lyle Menendez Story, she expressed outrage online at people dressing up as them for Halloween, condemning it as "utterly disgusting."
Lyle and Erik are not characters. They are real people who have been suffering trauma since the day they were born, Sneed wrote on Facebook.
On Nov. 21, Sneed announced via Facebook that she and Menendez have been separated "for a while now" but continue to be "best friends and family."
Guys! This is NOT a cheating scandal ... I continue to run his Facebook pages, with input from him, and I am forever committed to the enduring fight for Lyle and Erik’s freedom, as has been so evident over the years, she wrote.
Sneed added that she believes "we all have the common goal of seeing the guys walk free," writing that she will "never stop fighting for them."
David, 49, posted his wife's candid picture to Instagram on Monday, Nov. 25, writing, "Good morning workout 🏋️ with my wife & her 📷 @victoriabeckham 🩷."
The steamy shot showed David — wearing just shorts, sneakers and socks — working out on an at-home weight machine with his arms reached above his head.
The father of four's abdominal and leg muscles looked ripped in the fun photo he shared on Instagram, which earned more than 490,000 likes in just over 11 hours after it was shared.
Even NFL legend Tom Brady enjoyed the inside look at the the post. Brady, 47 — as well as Bill Belichick's ex-girlfriend Linda Holliday — was among the users who liked David's Nov. 25 Instagram post.
My wife said my orange vest was [too] bright so I took it off 🤔🧡🧡, he wrote on Aug. 24. "Judging my workout clothes @victoriabeckham you know u love it really 🧡🧡."
And one month before that, Victoria called out David for using a filter on their vacation selfie. The designer playfully wrote, “What? Why is my hair ginger??? What filter is that David?🥴😂🥴," in her husband's comment section.
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