And we're back with an all new episode of Keep It. I'm Aramadas in the third.

I'm the sound inside Tony winner, Mary Louise Parker. No, it's me, Lewis.

And our special guest this week is the lovely Den Michelle.

Hello, hello. I'm so happy to be here. I know we haven't been on a podcast together in years.

Well, no one's done anything together in years because of Andrew.

I've been paying attention. Yes. I do have fun memories of sharing a stage with you

at the AsoTal in New Orleans when we did podcast festival with Jeffrey Masters, friend of the show.

Yes, iconic trip. Oh, so fun. And a little messy. Yeah, I mean, absolutely. It was New Orleans

during Southern decades. Yes. So all we did was understand the assignment.

Was this also the thing that Jake Shears was at? Yes. He is one of the great nice people.

Yes. And cool person. Very hot. Oh, yeah. There's that right.

Nice and hot. What are you, Paul Newman? I don't like it. Yeah.

That's not in Boge anymore, but then we're like, actually, it is. Actually, if you're going to be

hot, be a con. Right. No, if you went on the IMDB list of hot and nice, it's only like four names

deep, you know, like Cameron Diaz. That's it. I don't know. She even nice. I don't know. Maybe they

took her off the list. She took herself off the list. Also, speaking of Cameron Diaz, did you

see this interview with her friends? No. So you know, she is married to Benji Madden of Good Charlotte

who is twin brothers with Joel Madden. And it was just some goofy have line where it was like,

no, I'm not attracted to my brother's twin because they're so different.

Lier. She's like Nicole, don't come after me. Yeah. Please. We all love twins. It's fine. Just

be honest about it. True. But I guess at this point, you can tell them apart.

I got. Yeah. I agree. You should be able to. It's rare that twins passed. I feel like high school

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