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Will Arnett told The Romesh Ranganathan Show that tattoos can correlate with a lack of personality in some people.
Ranganathan agreed, calling the look manufactured edge that some people project as inauthentic.
Arnett said there are many exceptions, but many tattooed individuals can be perceived as boring in social settings.
The article notes the interview was released around Jan. 25 and includes context from Arnett’s broader career.
Romesh Ranganathan, who has 20 tattoos, commented on the remark, adding perspective to the discussion.
The report references Arnett’s remarks about his SmartLess co-hosts from Rolling Stone.
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Entertainment Weekly confirms the hosts cut the guest after about 10 minutes, thanking them as the interview ended.
Arnett labels the unnamed guest a f---ing rank a--hole, helping justify ending the episode early.
A second comedian reportedly asked that her episode not air, showing concerns over miscontextualized quotes and career impact.

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Charli XCX says she doesn’t want to have kids right now, even as she notes feelings could change later.
The discussion is framed as part of broader talks on reproductive autonomy and male scrutiny of women's choices.
The piece ties Charli XCX’s stance to her 2024 album Brat and its reflections on aging and motherhood.
Charli and the author express personal uncertainty about motherhood while asserting autonomy over life choices.
The article invites readers to consider the restrictive norms around motherhood and personal choice.
The piece notes Charli’s work on aging and family themes in her culture-shifting music.
Vogue highlights Charli’s broader career and influences beyond the interview.
The article positions motherhood discussions within a broader media and culture context.
The piece mentions Charli’s 2024 album Brat as a reference point for the discussion.
The article includes related culture and lifestyle recommendations from Vogue.

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