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"Tony is great, still a dear friend of mine," she told Letterman when she stopped by to promote her new show "The Price of Beauty." "My dad introduced us. I told you that we're big Dallas Cowboys fans. I'm still a fan. I still look at his cute butt in the outfits ... uniforms."While she went on to describe Romo as "a fine breed," she had a less positive review of her other ex, Mayer, who very famously revealed details about their sex life in Playboy. "Normally, you would think that somebody you care about would keep those intimate details to themselves, It was definitely compliment ... in a way. But I don't really want people to know that about me. It's like, I'm the good girl, and then that happens. That's the thing I am, but he gave away my game [details about her sex life].
So, does she still talk to any of her exes? "No I have not talked to him since. I will always care about him, but I was disappointed about the article," she said about Mayer, adding, "I will always adore Tony. He's going to be one of my friends for life."
Inside the club, 311 music was blasting on the speakers — and that's where MTV News' guest correspondents Dave Kosin and Lauren Black, winners of the 311 Day contest) were hard at work. The pair were meeting old friends and new ones from all over the country: ecstatic fans from Lauren's home state of Texas to a local Las Vegas couple who booked a hotel room to take part in the activities.
But it was a fan from across the pond that proved just how die-hard 311 fans are. He told Dave, "I had to threaten to resign from my job to be allowed to come." For him, a week without pay ended up being a small penalty for his first-ever 311 Day.
He could hardly contain his excitement. "In England they never play a 311 song, so even tonight, it's just wow! It's amazing — tomorrow is going to be the best day of my life," he said with a smile.
From Corey Haim's teenage years as a Hollywood heartthrob to his attempts at a comeback, MTV News has followed the actor's career and sat down for several on-cameras interview with him. After Haim's death Wednesday morning from an apparent drug overdose, we went back into our archives to pull out some compelling moments over the last two decades.
In 1987, fresh off the success of "Lucas," in which he played a painfully awkward teen who decides to join the football team to impress a cheerleader he's fallen for, Haim sat down with MTV to promote the vampire drama "The Lost Boys." In the midst of a wide-ranging discussion alongside co-star Jason Patric, Haim talked about the evolution of his career.
" 'Lucas,' everybody was like, 'Aw, he's so cute. He's such a little nerdy kind of guy," he said. "With 'Silver Bullet' I was in a [wheel]chair. In 'A Time to Live," I had muscular dystrophy. I portrayed a kid who was dying. His mom was freaking out. This is pretty much my first chance to say, 'Hey, he's a dude. Gnarly!' "