Oct 28, 2026 · 10 min · 8 segments
G Flip is popping up in an unexpected part of WA following their shock split from Chrishell Stause, as new details emerge about whether the couple were ever legally married. Plus, Noah Wyle has been…
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So Noah first became a household name by playing Dr. John Carter on ER in the 1990s, which is also how George Clooney, who also went on to become a sexy man, died.

Speaking to people, Noah admitted he never imagined receiving the title and said his wife, Sarah, helped convince him to accept it.

So I did a bit of a deep dive because full disclosure, even if I was a good looking celebrity and at the height of my career, I would not want this because every single time this happens and it's already happening in my group chat, literally as we speak.

The person who is voted the sexiest man or woman alive then just absolutely gets ripped apart because let's be so honest, beauty is subjective.

And when you're talking about sexy, that is something that is purely looks based.

And I'm sure that like many things in Hollywood, there's a lot of back end business dealings that happen.

It's like when people get a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, people actually pay for that.

And they do a lot of back end dealing because essentially it ends up being good for their career because then it kind of puts them in another level of being taken seriously and then helps them get more roles and more endorsements and things like that.

And when I looked into it, I was shocked to learn that People Magazine only have a handful of people that actually vote on this.

They don't put it to a vote, which again, that feels a little tacky, but at the same time interesting.

If you are voted the sexiest man alive, you would think there would be more voting and less discussing involved in that.

So the former People editor in chief, Dan Wakeford, actually confirmed that the final decision ultimately rested with him.

So the editor of chief of a magazine is basically the person that runs the magazine.

So look, they might be good at running a magazine, but are they good at picking sexy and non-sexy people? They also keep how they score this under lock and key.

So Noah first became a household name by playing Dr. John Carter on ER in the 1990s, which is also how George Clooney, who also went on to become a sexy man, died.

Speaking to people, Noah admitted he never imagined receiving the title and said his wife, Sarah, helped convince him to accept it.

So I did a bit of a deep dive because full disclosure, even if I was a good looking celebrity and at the height of my career, I would not want this because every single time this happens and it's already happening in my group chat, literally as we speak.

The person who is voted the sexiest man or woman alive then just absolutely gets ripped apart because let's be so honest, beauty is subjective.

And when you're talking about sexy, that is something that is purely looks based.

And I'm sure that like many things in Hollywood, there's a lot of back end business dealings that happen.

It's like when people get a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, people actually pay for that.

And they do a lot of back end dealing because essentially it ends up being good for their career because then it kind of puts them in another level of being taken seriously and then helps them get more roles and more endorsements and things like that.

And when I looked into it, I was shocked to learn that People Magazine only have a handful of people that actually vote on this.

They don't put it to a vote, which again, that feels a little tacky, but at the same time interesting.

If you are voted the sexiest man alive, you would think there would be more voting and less discussing involved in that.

So the former People editor in chief, Dan Wakeford, actually confirmed that the final decision ultimately rested with him.

So the editor of chief of a magazine is basically the person that runs the magazine.

So look, they might be good at running a magazine, but are they good at picking sexy and non-sexy people? They also keep how they score this under lock and key.
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