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7:05 PM PT -- Jerry Seinfeld's changing his tune on Howard Stern, and he's issuing a mea culpa to his old pal. He tells TMZ ... "I really feel bad for what I said about my friend Howard Stern in a conversation with David Spade and Dana Carvey, talking about the glut of comedy podcasts."

He adds, "I meant to say he must feel surrounded but I said 'outflanked' which sounded terrible and insulting. And of course, none of these little shows are any threat to his giant show. Anyway, it was bad and I’m sorry, Howie. I still love you. Please forgive me."

Jerry Seinfeld acknowledges Howard Stern is the OG king of sitting around and recording conversations for air -- but says he just ain't all that funny in the age of modern podcasting.

Bill Maher says he's ready to drop the mic and walk away from stand-up comedy for good -- and it's because he says he wants to pursue other ventures ... including more podcasting.

The 'Real Time' host was recently chopping it up with Jerry Seinfeld on his 'Club Random' podcast -- and they started discussing the possibility of Bill hanging it up on the stage ... namely, him giving up telling jokes in front of a crowd under a spotlight.

As Bill explains ... he loves the craft and has been doing it for years -- but, like with anything, you gotta stay in practice to be good ... and it sounds like BM's a little tired.

Robin Williams really was the nicest guy in Hollywood ... 'cause one of the child stars from "Mrs. Doubtfire" says he stuck up for her ... this after she got expelled as a teen.

Lisa Jakub -- who played one of Robin's onscreen daughters in the 1993 comedy -- stopped by fellow 'Doubtfire' alum Matthew Lawrence's "Brotherly Love Podcast" this week -- where she shared how she was kicked out of school while filming their flick.

She explained she was attending high school in Canada at the time -- but had to be on set to shoot the movie, which meant she'd be out of school for a good while ... an arrangement she says they were cool with at first, until they weren't ... and told her not to come back.

Brian Cox se caga en la religión organizada y especialmente en el cristianismo, llamando a la Biblia el peor libro de la historia de la humanidad, porque ha engañado a los tontos por años.

La estrella de "Succession" concedió una entrevista a "The Starting Line Podcast" y hablaron de un montón de cosas, incluyendo pensamientos introspectivos sobre la religión, Dios, la espiritualidad, y todo lo demás. Desde el punto de vista de Brian, todo es un montón de bazofia.

Puedes ver el video completo para ver todo su proceso de pensamiento, y como explica por qué la sociedad necesita moverse más hacia un matriarcado.

Brian Cox is crapping on organized religion, and especially Christianity ... calling the Bible the worst book to ever grace human history, 'cause it's duped so many suckers and fools.

The "Succession" star sat for an interview with 'The Starting Line Podcast' ... and they talked about a lot of stuff -- including introspective thoughts on religion, God, spirituality, and all the rest. From Brian's POV ... it's all a bunch of hogwash, not buying any of it.

You can check out the full video to see his whole thought process -- but this clip here gets the job done ... with Brian explaining why society needs to move more toward a matriarchy.

Tori Spelling is back at it with her bathroom TMI -- this time ... telling everybody about a time she peed her pants ... with none other than a freaking diaper to help soak it all up.

Speaking on her 'MisSPELLING' podcast, the actress recounts a story about how she had to use the potty back in the day while she was driving on the 101 freeway here in Los Angeles -- and since there was no time to stop, she resorted to what she had in the car.

Tori says this happened while her son, Beau, was still in diapers ... so she had some on hand when her emergency hit in the middle of traffic.

Cheryl Burke's proving mo' money really does mean mo' problems -- at least from her POV ... which she says caused a lot of problems in her marriage to Matthew Lawrence.

The "Dancing with the Stars" alum talked about bringing in the big bucks on Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes' podcast this week ... and, while she says it made her feel good to be the breadwinner between her and Matt, she admits it didn't do their relationship any favors.

As CB explains it, she never tried to "buy" her ex-husband -- but she definitely says she supported the family financially, which she says stoked some tension between the pair.

Bethenny Frankel says things with her ex-hubby, Jason Hoppy, tanked so hard that sex with the guy was damn near impossible ... on her end, anyway.

On her podcast "Just B Divorced with Bethenny Frankel" -- which is all about their rocky marriage and messy divorce -- BF says her marriage with Jason was anything but hot and heavy -- in fact, she says he'd compare her to an ice block for dodging intimacy in bed.

The 'RHONY' alum put it bluntly ... explaining she wasn't into doing the deed with him because, well, she just didn't respect him anymore and had no desire to bang at all.

Joe Budden's name quickly became a trending topic following J. Cole's apology to Kendrick Lamar for his "7 Minute Drill" diss ... fans were eager to hear JB unload on the situation -- and unload he did!!!

JB hails from the East Coast battle space, and seems willing to accept Cole just ain't cut from that same cloth -- but Joe told his podcast crew that Cole building up the diss ... to then turn his back on supporters was nasty work.

Budden couldn't stomach watching Cole's apology, yet he still applauded the "Middle Child" rapper for what he calls a rare mature look for hip hop.

But, in the next breath, he rips Cole for faking like he was "the one" all this time -- Budden says thanks to the apology, Kendrick's "Like That" bars have now turned immortal!!!

Even worse, he says Cole was cosplaying as a rapper who wanted the throne, because he's too damn quick to crown not only Kendrick ... but Drake, too!!!

Budden might think he washed his hands with the Cole situation, but Ari Lennox -- the 1st Lady of Dreamville -- isn't letting him off the hook.

Jelly Roll's adamant about keeping those good vibes rollin' ... so much so, he says he bailed on the chance to meet Diddy months earlier 'cause he got some bad mojo from him.

The rapper dished all during the "Cancelled with Tana Mongeau" podcast ... saying he just had to trust his gut that the vibes were off, even if it meant passing up the opportunity to hang out with a big-time rapper like Diddy.

The topic kickstarted when Tana asked the country singer if there were any celebs he didn't get along with or he felt were "giving Illuminati or dark side" -- and he came clean, even though he gave the disclaimer the story he was about to tell may stir up some trouble.

Travis Kelce and his bro, Jason, are making serious moves to be Hollywood's next big things ... at least, that's according to Arnold Schwarzenegger, who's absolutely sure the two are auditioning for movie roles in LA this month!

The Terminator joined the brothers on their "New Heights" podcast this week ... and before the show really got going, he told the guys he was positive they were both in Tinseltown this week because they're trying to make plays to get onto the silver screen.

"I'm not stupid," he said after noting the two -- who usually do their podcast from different cities -- were together in the City of Angels. "There's a reason."

Travis Kelce y su hermano Jason están haciendo serios movimientos para hacer grandes cosas en Hollywood, o al menos eso piensa Arnold Schwarzenegger, quien está absolutamente seguro que los dos están audicionando para interpretar roles en películas y por eso están en Los Ángeles este mes.

El Terminator se unió a los hermanos para su podcast "New Heights" esta semana y antes de que el programa se pusiera en marcha le dijo a los chicos que estaba seguro de que ambos estaban en la ciudad porque están intentando entrar en la gran pantalla.

"No soy estúpido", dijo después de señalar que los dos, que suelen hacer su podcast desde diferentes ciudades, estaban juntos en la Ciudad de los Ángeles. "Hay una razón".

Ricky Martin dice que su padre siempre lo alentó a que compartiera su verdad y que en su momento lo animó para que saliera públicamente, mientras su equipo intentaba disuadirlo.

El cantante se sentó a conversar con Sirius XM para el programa "Andy Cohen Live", en donde se abrió sobre su decisión de contar abiertamente que es gay, y dice que no todos estaban de acuerdo respecto a si el mundo debía saberlo o no.

Martin le dijo a Andy que su equipo profesional pensaba que no era buena idea contar abiertamente que era gay, y que estaban bastante seguros de que podría acabar con su carrera.

Pero Ricky continuó explicando que su padre entendía la importancia de sincerarse completamente y lo empujó a decirle a todo el mundo después de que sus dos hijos nacieron en 2008. Fue entonces cuando su padre le dijo que no podía empezar enseñándoles que es mejor mentir que ser uno mismo.

En cualquier caso, Martin dice que se tomó un tiempo en escribir la carta que luego compartió con el mundo y tuiteó, y le dijo que cuando lo hizo se sintió aliviado instantáneamente y que le cayeron unas lágrimas de alegría.

Por supuesto, desde entonces Ricky ha tenido algunas relaciones muy públicas con otros hombres, incluyendo su matrimonio con el artista sueco Jwan Yosef desde 2017 hasta su divorcio el año pasado.

Ricky Martin says his dad was all for him living his truth out loud ... telling him he needed to come out publicly -- this while his professional team tried to talk him out of it.

The singer sat down for an interview on Sirius XM's "Andy Cohen Live" when he opened up about deciding to come out as gay -- and he says not everyone was in alignment on whether or not he should let the world know.

Martin told Andy his professional team told him it wasn't a good idea to reveal himself as an openly gay man ... in fact, he says they were quite certain it could kill his career.

But, Ricky goes on to explain his dad understood the importance of coming out and pushed him to tell the world after his two sons were born in 2008 ... with his pops saying RM couldn't start out by teaching his children it's better to lie than be yourself.

In any case, Martin says he took his time formulating a letter to tell the world he was gay and then tweeted it out ... and he said he felt instant relief -- sobbing tears of joy.

Of course, Ricky's since had some very public relationships with men ... including his high-profile marriage to Swedish artist Jwan Yosef from 2017 ... until their divorce last year.

Johnny Depp's not taking accusations from a former costar lying down ... he's firing back over an actress blasting him for treating her poorly on the set of "Blow."

The actor's rep is coming out swinging, saying Lola Glaudini's allegation Johnny was verbally abusive while filming one particular scene in the 2001 movie -- saying, "Johnny always prioritizes good working relationships with cast and crew and this recounting differs greatly from the recollection of other members on set at the time."

As for Lola's side of the story ... she actually said it back in January while on the "Powerful Truth Angels" podcast, but it's been resurfaced online. During the appearance she claimed Depp went off on her after director Ted Demme told her to burst into laughter at one of his lines.

According to Lola, Depp didn't catch wind she was following Demme's direction, leading him to think she was intentionally interrupting his scene.

Lola's full description of the alleged incident definitely ain't for kids' ears -- "Johnny Depp, when they say cut, walks over to me, comes up to me, sticks his finger in my face -- and I'm in a bikini on the ground like this -- and he comes over, and he goes, 'Who the f*** do you think you are? Who the f*** do you think you are? Shut the f*** up. I'm out here, and I'm trying to f***ing say my lines, and you're f***ing pulling focus."

Need a few more f-bombs? Why not? Lola claims the rant continued ... "You f***ing idiot. Who the f*** do you think … Oh, now, oh now it's not so funny? Now you can shut up? Now you can f***ing shut the f*** up? Oh it's not funny now? The quiet that you are right now, that's how you f***ing stay.'"

She says she was just trying to hold back the tears after he screamed in her face -- and claims Depp offered a "non-apology" afterward.

Johnny Depp no acepta las acusaciones de una ex compañera de reparto, la cual asegura que la trataba mal en el set de "Blow".

El representante del actor ha salido a hablar, negando rotundamente la acusación de Lola Glaudini de que Johnny fue verbalmente abusivo durante el rodaje de una escena en particular en la película de 2001, diciendo: "Johnny siempre le da prioridad a las buenas relaciones de trabajo con el elenco y el equipo y esta historia difiere en gran medida del recuerdo de otros miembros en el set en ese momento".

Lola hizo comentarios por primera vez en enero en el pódcast "Powerful Truth Angels", el cual ha circulado en línea. En ese entonces, afirmó que Depp se abalanzó sobre ella luego de que el director -Ted Demme- le dijo que estallara en risas en una de sus líneas.

Según Lola, Depp no se dio cuenta de que ella estaba siguiendo las indicaciones de Demme, lo que le llevó a pensar que ella estaba interrumpiendo intencionadamente su escena.

La descripción completa del supuesto incidente por parte de Lola no es apta para niños: "Johnny Depp, cuando dicen 'corten', se acerca a mí, se me acerca, me mete el dedo en la cara -yo estoy en bikini en el suelo-, se acerca y me dice: '¿Quién coño te crees que eres? ¿Quién coño te crees que eres? Cállate de una puta vez. Estoy aquí fuera, y estoy intentando decir mis jodidas líneas, y tú me estás jodiendo".

¿Más insultos? ¿Por qué no? Lola afirma que el despotrique continuó: "Maldita idiota. ¿Quién coño te crees que...? ¿Ahora ya no es tan gracioso? ¿Ahora puedes callarte? ¿Ahora puedes callarte la p*** boca? ¿Ahora no es gracioso? Con lo calladita que estás, así es como te quedas'".

Ella dice que intentó contener las lágrimas después de que él le gritó en la cara, y afirma Depp ofreció una "no disculpa" después.