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Hey, I'm Matthew Cole-Wise, co-host of Allegedly, and you're listening to Storyworthy.

Here are your hosts, Christine Blackburn and Hannah Spinney.

Welcome to Storyworthy. My name is Christine Blackburn, and I'm here with Hanna Spin, and we're coming to you from the Paps Theater in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, a place I've seen many, many celebrities.

What have you seen them doing here? I saw Hal Holbrook do Mark Twain live. Wow, that's some entertainment.

It is a heck of an entertainment.

I loved it.

Yeah.

And I've seen Jay Leno there.

I've seen other people.

Okay.

Okay, so we're here now because tonight our topic is awkward celebrity moments.

So you heard the word celebrity and boom, you put us in a theater. Right. And I wanted to make it awkward so I put it in a theater nobody's ever heard of outside of the sea of Milwaukee. I believe that. But one of it's a beautiful, beautiful theater made entirely of Papp's beer cans. See, Paps was gone. It was gone. I know it's fast now. The hipsters have brought it back. It's a little disturbing.

At Iowa West, where I do a lot of shows, it's PBR draft on draft and it's five bucks. And, you know, drink it up. Yeah, it should be a dollar.

It costs more to wash the glass. Yeah. When I was growing up, you had three spouts in your sink. You have hot, cold, and papsed. Ladies and gentlemen, we've got a great show for you tonight. Matthew Cole Wise is here, and he brings forth the topic, awkward celebrity moments. Yes, yes. And it just, it's like you've had some awkward celebrity moments. Well, I think everybody, if you live in Los Angeles, you're going to run into celebrities and things are going to be awkward. Like, for instance, the time I walked in on Sharon Stone, snorting Coke in the bathroom at Chateaum Armand. That was weird. Right. And I think it was awkward for you. I kind of doubt it was awkward for her. Oh, she didn't care. She could not possibly care of this.

It wasn't even that awkward, but it's an interesting.

So I'm in the CNN building, which is on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood.

And I'm riding the elevator, and it's crowded elevator.

And the elevator opens, and there's Larry King.

And he looked at everyone's laying at, like, oh, it's Larry King. And he looked at everyone's saying, like, is Larry King? And he looks at the elevator, he goes, hello! It was like, you're brilliant. I love you. You're fantastic. And let me introduce Christine who wants to sleep with you despite the fact that you're 100. I love Larry King. I do.

You know I'm a big fan. We're going to get him on the show. You watch. We're going to go to his studio. If he was like King was in the show, I would be awesome struck. Maria, will you come record the show with us with Larry? It's going to be in Glendale. We're doing that. We're doing that. We're going on the road.

All the way to Glendale.

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