ACS: Mariana Klaveno
The news opens with more details about Charlie Sheen and Brooke Mueller's broken relationship. They talk about Brooke's jealousy of Charlie's father-daughter bond, all based on a shared favorite song. On the opposite side of the father-daughter relationship spectrum, Lawrence Fishburne's daughter is releasing a porno. The group discusses how much she must hate her father, and also talk about other actresses dealing with their parents' reaction to their film nudity.
Larry Miller comes in, adding more to the Lawrence Fishburne story. He also comments that he knew one of the guys referenced in the same issue of Adam's LA Weekly review. Adam points out that when you write a book, it 'forces you to get your [memory] box out.' Adam and Larry play a few rounds of The Hypothetical Road Trip Game, and both share stories about cars with unusual smells.
Today's guest is Mariana Klaveno, who you may recognize from True Blood. They talk about her Vampire sex scenes on the HBO series, and Adam talks about the awkwardness of filming a scene where he had to make out with his friend's wife. Mariana also talks about keeping her job as a restaurant hostess long after she landed the series role. Adam recalls stories of seeing her at the restaurant, and gets her to open up and enact 'hostess revenge' on some of the celebrities she's dealt with in the past.
Adam dives even further into the past, asking Mariana about her childhood and how she decided to go into the industry. She says it's something she always wanted to do, and quickly went to college and packed up the car to Hollywood. Jumping back into the news, Teresa reveals a list of actresses who didn't make to Forbes' Highest Paid, but should have. Examples include Jane Lynch and Christina Hendricks, which sends Adam into stories about working on The Hammer and proclaiming to women everywhere that guys have always, and will always, love tits and ass.
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