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1:53:10Now PlayingGina shares an awkward experience she had in the supermarket today and the gang listens to a new Rich Banks song. Adam brings in a clip from Jon Stewart’s new Apple+ show where the panel has a discussion on racism in America. Then, Bryan does a ‘Baldywood’ review on the film Everything Everywhere All at Once. After that, Adam hits the championship round of ‘March Madness Madness’.
Before the break, Chris comes in the studio for ‘Trending Topics’ about Tesla jumps, a cop getting caught having sex, and Elon Musk taking over Twitter.
Actress Elisha Cuthbert joins the show and remembers the time she came on Loveline with Adam and Dr. Drew back in 2004 while promoting The Girl Next Door. Adam asks her about starting off as a hand model before getting into acting and the gang talks about how hockey players and chefs are the most attractive professions to women. Then they discuss the convenience of Waze while traveling around Los Angeles. After that, Elisha talks about her new movie The Cellar and Adams asks about her 3-Time NHL All-Star husband Dion Phaneuf.
Before they wrap, Gina reports on today’s news including: Sean Penn appearing on Hannity to discuss the war in Ukraine, zoo animals in Ukraine being put down, a Will Smith update including Jada’s former lover August Alsina ready to come forward with details about their affair, Chris Rock’s brother calling out Will Smith, and Mark Wahlberg selling his Beverly Hills mansion.
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