In the movie, Rogen and co-star James Franco portray celebrity journalists who’ve been ordered by the CIA to assassinate Kim. Kim’s absence is at least a bit easier to laugh about now that he has finally resurfaced, appearing in images released by state media this week. “We’ve hid him somewhere, and he’ll be released one week before the movie.” “It’s all a marketing ploy,” joked Rogen, whose upcoming comedy “The Interview” mercilessly mocks the rotund ruler. Seth Rogen let out a loud laugh when asked what he had done with Kim Jong Un, the North Korean leader who suddenly and inexplicably dropped out of sight about six weeks ago. “You aren’t allowed to feel special, but no one knows the specific ways you are in pain,” she wrote.ĭespite their split, Poehler said she’s “proud” and “beyond grateful” that Arnett is her sons’ father. Poehler said that people going through divorce “feel incredibly alone,” yet are “constantly reminded by society” of how frequent and common divorce has become. “Getting a divorce really sucks,” the actress wrote in her memoir (also via RadarOnline), adding that the split was “too sad” and “too personal” to discuss in detail. The pair announced their separation after nine years of marriage in September 2012 and the “Arrested Development” star filed for divorce last April. The actress, who is currently dating “Parks & Rec” costar Nick Kroll, also opens up about her divorce from Arnett. It’s bad for almost everything else … the day after cocaine is rough.” “I tried cocaine, which I instantly loved but eventually hated,” the 43-year-old wrote in a chapter titled “Obligatory Drug Stories.” “Cocaine is terrific, if you want to hang out with people you don’t know very well and play Ping-Pong all night. The beloved mother of two revealed that she was a drug user in her 20s, dabbling in cocaine and ecstasy. In excerpts that surfaced via RadarOnline, the “Parks & Recreation” star has detailed her previous drug use and her feelings about divorcing funnyman Will Arnett.
Amy Poehler is sharing several juicy secrets about her personal life ahead of the release of her memoir, “Yes Please.”
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