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Conan O’Brien made his return back to late night. Well not as a host, but as a guest on David Letterman’s Late Night Show.
Letterman wasted no time digging into O’Brien’s relationship with Leno before and after NBC’s fiasco that replaced O’Brien’s late night show with Leno’s, and led the newly unemployed O’Brien to take a job on cable TV — Letterman dubs it “the scene of the crime.”
“Did you feel a kinship/camraderie with Leno?” Letterman asked Conan. | Full Story
Richard Simmons, America’s favorite unofficial weight loss guru, is not too fond of NBC’s popular show The Biggest Loser.
In a recent interview with MensHealth.com, the 80′s health icon criticized the NBC show for using “terrible” tactics to encourage people to lose weight. Simmons, who has helped people lose weight for over 40 years, is definitely at odds with The Biggest Loser turning weight loss into a competition for material gains. | Full Story
Tracy Morgan made an appearence on David Letterman’s Late Show last night. While there, the actor was up to his usual antics. First, he gave Letterman his perspective on current events, such as the Jetblue pilot who recently had a meltdown while in flight.
“That was Sully’s cousin. He just wanted some headlines. I was in the cockpit with Sully… We were throwing a couple back, we got into a fight about the Knicks and next thing we knew we were in the Hudson River.”
Morgan then went on to politics: “We got people and players bugging.” On rumors of the Rihanna and Ashton Kutcher affair: “Rihanna is at my house. | Full Story
Nicolas Cage is out promoting his new movie “Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance.” instead of promoting, he had to spend precious face time on TV addressing silly rumors about his personal life. So is Cage really a vampire?
The rumor started when a photo of a Civil War-era Tennessee man having a strong resemblance to Cage popped up on the internet. With the caption saying, “proof that Cage was a creature of the night.”
Though the rumor had reached it’s peak months ago, it wasn’t until David Letterman mentioned the subject on his “Late Show” Thursday night, that Cage had his chance to defend himself publicly. | Full Story
Movies have enriched Dan Schindel's life so much that he decided
the best way to give back was to become a critic. In addition to Who Got the
Role?, he writes for ScreenPicks, We Are Movie Geeks, Off to
See the Elephant, and several other sites. He spent a year watching and
reviewing a documentary every day for his blog, Days of Docs, so now he
knows everything.
The Hollywood Reporter
