Demi Moore accomplished the unthinkable this week – and on her birthday, no less. “The Substance” star was a guest on “Hot Ones,” the hit YouTube show in which celebrities devour chicken wings (or in a vegetarian’s case,

Demi Moore isn’t afraid of a little heat. The Substance star didn't even break a sweat as she took on the Hot Ones gauntlet, remaining so cool, calm, and collected that she actually ended up supporting the show’s host Sean Evans as he struggled with the wings of death and their ever-increasing heat.

Moore is an actor probably best known for her work in films such as The Scarlet Letter, A Few Good Men, and Ghost. She has also worked on TV shows such as General Hospital and Feu

Moore’s performance in the film would earn her a Best Actress in a Motion Picture Musical or Comedy nomination at the Golden Globe Awards. Moore, who referred to her “iconic” crying technique in the movie and claimed she had “no control” over it, said “Ghost” helped her get over a “hurdle” in her life.

Demi Moore revealed that a certain degree of risk is crucial to the projects she takes on — even her seminal hit 'Ghost.'