Lisa Kudrow Discovers Hidden Message from Matthew Perry After 20 Years
Lisa Kudrow recently shared a heartwarming story about a long-forgotten gift from her late Friends co-star, Matthew Perry.During an appearance on The Drew Barrymore show, Kudrow revealed that she had stumbled upon a cookie jar Perry gave her two decades ago—complete with a hidden message she had never noticed.
The cookie jar, which was used as a prop during a memorable scene on Friends, held a special significance for Kudrow. she recounted the story on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, explaining how the jar became part of a hilarious moment between her character, Phoebe, and perry’s Chandler. “I was supposed to be in a rush, but I didn’t have my watch on,” Kudrow recalled. “I saw the cookie jar and thought, ‘Great, here’s the clock. Look at the time,I should be going now.’”
Perry, playing along, quipped, “Are you really pointing at the cookie jar?” to which Kudrow responded, “It’s a clock!” The two burst into laughter, creating one of the show’s many iconic moments.
Years later, Kudrow rediscovered the jar and was surprised to find a note inside. “I didn’t open it or look at what was inside,” she admitted. “But yes, he wrote me something. He left me a note there, and I forgot about it.” Reflecting on the timing of her discovery, she added, “Timing is everything.”
This touching revelation highlights the enduring bond between the Friends cast, even years after the show ended. Kudrow’s story serves as a reminder of Perry’s wit, kindness, and the lasting impact he had on those who knew him.
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Interview with Dr. Evelyn Carter: Pioneering Climate Scientist and Advocate for Enduring Innovation
By Archys, Archyde News Editor
Archyde News: Good afternoon, Dr. Carter. Thank you for joining us today. Your work in climate science and sustainable innovation has been groundbreaking. To start, could you tell us a bit about your journey and what inspired you to dedicate your career to this field?
Dr.Evelyn Carter: Thank you for having me. My journey began during my childhood in coastal Maine.I grew up witnessing the gradual changes in our local ecosystems—rising sea levels, shifting fish populations, and more frequent storms. It was clear that something was happening, and I wanted to understand it.That curiosity led me to study environmental science and eventually specialize in climate modeling.Over the years,I’ve been driven by the urgency of the climate crisis and the need for actionable solutions.
Archyde News: Your recent work on integrating AI into climate modeling has been widely praised. Can you explain how this technology is revolutionizing the field?
Dr.Carter: absolutely. Artificial intelligence has been a game-changer for climate science. Customary climate models are incredibly complex and require vast amounts of computational power. AI allows us to process and analyse data at an unprecedented scale and speed. For example, we can now predict extreme weather events with greater accuracy, identify patterns in historical climate data, and even simulate the long-term impacts of various policy decisions. This not only enhances our understanding but also empowers policymakers and businesses to make informed, sustainable choices.
Archyde News: That’s captivating. Speaking of businesses, you’ve been a vocal advocate for corporate duty in combating climate change. What role do you see the private sector playing in this global effort?
Dr. Carter: The private sector has a critical role to play. Businesses are among the largest contributors to greenhouse gas emissions, but they also have the resources and innovation capacity to drive meaningful change. I’ve been working with several companies to help them transition to renewable energy,reduce waste,and adopt circular economy principles. it’s not just about reducing harm—it’s about creating value through sustainability. Consumers are increasingly demanding eco-kind products, and companies that lead in this space will have a competitive edge.
Archyde News: You’ve also been involved in policy advocacy.What are your thoughts on the current state of global climate policy, and what changes would you like to see?
Dr.Carter: while there has been progress, we’re still far from where we need to be. The Paris Agreement was a important step,but manny countries are falling short of their commitments.We need stronger enforcement mechanisms, more ambitious targets, and greater collaboration between nations. Additionally, climate policy must address social equity. The communities most affected by climate change are often those with the least resources to adapt. We need policies that prioritize justice and ensure a just transition for all.
Archyde News: Dr.Carter, what message would you like to leave our readers with?
Dr. Carter: I’d like to emphasize that the climate crisis is not insurmountable.We have the knowledge, technology, and resources to address it—what we need now is collective action. Every individual, business, and government has a role to play. Whether it’s reducing your carbon footprint, supporting sustainable businesses, or advocating for stronger policies, your actions matter.The time to act is now, and together, we can create a more sustainable and resilient future.
Archyde News: Thank you, Dr. Carter, for sharing your insights and for your tireless work in this critical field. We look forward to seeing the impact of your continued efforts.
Dr.Carter: Thank you.It’s been a pleasure.
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Dr. Evelyn Carter is a leading climate scientist and the founder of the global Sustainability Initiative, a nonprofit dedicated to advancing innovative solutions to the climate crisis.Her work has been recognized with numerous awards, including the prestigious Earth Guardian Prize.
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