Adam Levine And Behati Prinsloo Crash Rob Lowe's Breakthrough Prize Interview (Exclusive)

You guys are here almost every year, I think. What brings you back? I've been, I was at the very first Breakthrough Award and been many, many years since. It's just such an inspirational night that I always come away learning a lot and feeling so hopeful and positive about where the world is going. I'm always curious though, with a mean of this many brilliant minds, you know, is it like people rubbing elbows? Are you talking shop? Right? Like are you learning things in this fitting? Yeah. Where else can I grab a Nobel Prize winner in wormhole, you know, physics and say, explain it to an idiot like me, what's a wormhole? Tell me what this means. You're not getting that at the Golden Globes. I was going to ask what's the difference between this event and the Oscars, you know, but it's that, right? It's that. This is way more fun. Yeah. Is it? Oh yeah. Okay. I love hearing that. What's one piece of technology that you wish maybe existed earlier in your career that does now that makes it, I don't know, life a little easier? Wow. Okay. That's a, you know, or do you miss the old days, you know, where it was a little simpler, you know? You guys are... I'm happy with technology. Hey handsome. Are you guys excited for tonight? So excited. I mean, where else do you get Adam Levine giving you that little love on the face, right? I liked having technology where it was when I was a kid and I like it where it is now. I think we're in the pocket. I could not be happier. Have you guys always been math and science people? Oh, hell no. Math? I never said anything about math. I never said one word about math. We're arts people, aren't we? Yeah, exactly. Enjoyed tonight. Thank you.