If Angelina Jolie’s been sitting with her arms folded, waiting for an apology for that verbal arsenal comedienne Chelsea Handler unleashed on her during a live standup show back in December, the screen siren will be hanging out in that position for a while.
Entertainment Tonight host Mary Hart is hanging up her microphone after nearly 30 years on the forefront of reporting celebrity dish. Former Access Hollywood presenter Nancy O’Dell will take over hosting duties later this month. Hart dropped by CBS’ Late Show With David Letterman on Tuesday to deliver the comedian’s famous ‘Top Ten’ list.
The theme was “‘Top Ten Things Mary Hart Has Learned in 29 Years Hosting “Entertainment Tonight’”
Watch below!
Self-assessed “American Bad Ass” and recent NAACP honoree Kid Rock is set to join the likes of Donald Trump, Bob Saget, David Hasselhoff, and even ex-wife Pamela Anderson as Comedy Central next Roastee! The Kid from The Motor City will be subjected to a barrage of brutal jokes about his long hair and fedora when the Comedy Central Roast of Kid Rock tapes on Sunday, Aug. 14.
Jerry Seinfeld’s been an authority on “shows about nothing” since the Gerald Ford administration! Here’s a clip of the sitcom icon doing stand-up comedy in The Big Apple way back in 1977. The guest spot on Richard Kelly’s Celebrity Cabaret was Seinfeld’s first-ever live comedy appearance.
May 5th, 2011 by Castina
Tagged as: Comedy,Kristen Wiig,Popular Culture,Saturday Night Live,SNL,TV,TV News
R.I.P to SNL’s Penelope & Gilly! Funnygal Kristen Wiig is putting two of her most famous alter egos on a shelf. During a new chat with TIME Magazine, the Saturday Night Live and Bridesmaids has retired two of her beloved characters, Penelope (the one-upper) and Gilly (the mischievous school girl). The gals have been a part of Wiig’s act since she joined SNL as a series regular in 2005.
“So, I created these characters, so I can end them. In fact, stopped doing them before I even started,” Kristen says.