Archive for Celebrity
Twelve Steps to More Fame, Money, and Power
Posted by: | CommentsThomas Sowell had another good column last week in which he asked the age old question, “why is Tiger apologizing to me?”.
Naughty or Nice
Posted by: | CommentsPeace Prize War on Fox
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The president had no time for the Dalai Lama.
Mentors
Posted by: | CommentsThe President Channel
Posted by: | CommentsThe Show Goes On
Posted by: | CommentsToo Big to Fail
Posted by: | CommentsUpdate to Seventh Inning Stretch Marks
Posted by: | CommentsDave says he’s sorry. Sarah accepts on behalf of women of the world. They kiss…just kidding.
My Saturday Night With Bill and Helen
Posted by: | CommentsI got to sit at the big kids table on Saturday night.
That’s what collaborating on a children’s book with Helen Thomas will get you. I Introduced Helen who was honored by the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee. Bill Clinton was the keynote speaker. I have to admit he was pretty impressive. No notes, no teleprompter and a typically Clintonian range of subject matter.
Seated at the head table were Clinton, Congressmen Dingle and Moran, Mary Rose Okar, Dr. Jack Shaheen, Helen, the Saudi ambassador, the Syrian ambassador, Craig Crawford, and….me. Didn’t notice many republicans among the cast of over 1000.
I had a cool presentation all mapped out. Make a sketch of Clinton projected on a screen and claim that I’m a little nervous - saying that I heard it helps to think of members of the audience in their underwear - and draw Clinton in a thong. All the while I’d be all sweaty standing right next to him. He ruined my plans by leaving right after his speach. I drew him anyway in boxers.
Then after making a big deal about her long career, I drew Helen questioning George Washington.
Seventh Inning Stretch Mark
Posted by: | CommentsNothing like taking your kid to a ball game. Especially if she gets knocked up by A Rod in the 7th inning. That joke was an amusing crack about A Rod from Letterman’s fertile imagination but it came at the expense of Sarah Palin’s daughter.
After being batted around like a pinata, Palin finally had Letterman in the crosshairs. She should have slapped him with her hunting glove, accused him of insulting her daughter, and challenged him to a duel. Instead she went all identity politics on him.
One thing about Palin that always appealed to me (besides the makeup) is that she used to be against that kind of stuff.







