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“Summer’s Best with Kathy Griffin, Snooki & Daniel Radcliffe” airs Tuesday, September 13.
HEY GUYS HERE’S YOUR DAILY ANDERSON COOPER/KATHY GRIFFIN PROMOTIONAL MOMENT.
Anderson and houseguest Kathy Griffin sunbathe.
“Anderson” premieres Sept. 12.
“Summer’s Best with Kathy Griffin, Snooki & Daniel Radcliffe” airs Tuesday, September 13.
To find out when and where “Anderson” airs in your town, go to AndersonCooper.com.
Get ready for me to literally never stop watching this show, you guys.
Jennifer: Who is the best kisser on set?
Tom: It’s very hard to pick, but Rupert was the best.
#illshipthat
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From Craig Robinson’s Twitter (@MrCraigRobinson) 1st table read Season 8!!!!
CARE BEAR STARE!!!
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Does anyone else love analyzing late night television shows as much as I do? No? Well, too bad, because this my blog and I fucking love picking apart late night television shows. They’re so delightfully contrived!
I especially like analyzing the anecdotes that celebrities bring to the table. This is usually the wild card of a show. Producers try to hedge their bets with pre-interviews and those colorful index cards with carefully laid out talking points, but an interview is basically managed improvisation, and you just cannot weed out all the variables for that shit. Watching a good interview unfurl fills me with almost bottomless glee. Conversely, there’s nothing like an awkward, stilted performance to get me hunched over in my office chair with second-hand embarrassment.
So here’s the first of what will probably (assuming I don’t get distracted and/or lazy) be a semi-regular review of the previous night’s most notable guest anecdote in the late night world.
Host: Jimmy Fallon
Guest: Ryan Gosling
Date: 7/20/2011
Bit or Anecdote: Gosling visits a Turkish Bath
Details: I believe that Ryan Gosling has probably told this story before, perhaps to friends, perhaps to some other media person, I don’t know. There’s always a fine line there—you don’t want to tell a story on national television that hasn’t been workshopped a bit, but you don’t want to give your host something canned. At least, you shouldn’t want to. But the story feels fresh, which is always a plus.
Fallon doesn’t contribute much, but he doesn’t over-manage Gosling’s pace either, which gives the story time to breathe. The ending doesn’t pack a huge punch, but that’s fine. Stories that end with a static punchline aren’t really my jam.
Gosling’s delivery is almost a touch too affectedly casual for me, but he’s just so fucking good looking, to be honest, that I don’t really care.
Best Line: “and then he wraps me in so many towels it’s like I’d been slingshot through a Bed, Bath and Beyond.”
Rating: A solid B+ of an anecdote. Coming off the heels of Ryan feeding his mohawked muppet of a dog an apple packed a pretty strong one-two punch.
Oh man, I hate Gordon Ramsay so much. I hate his open misogyny and his yelling and his orange face and his horrible boy band hair. Sometimes I actually find his shows really hard to watch, and not just because they’re awful. Maybe I’m a masochist. Maybe it would be healthier if I explored this in my sex life rather than my TV viewing choices. Whatever, America, I got Hulu and a dream so here goes.
So cooking reality TV shows make me SO NERVOUS and I usually have to leave the room whenever one of them is on, but I love everything this review chooses to be. I think I’ve finally found a way I can consume the cooking reality show format!
The Brits set Rupert up, obviously.
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Matthew Lewis and Tom Felton attend the NY after party for the premiere of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2
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For the record: I’ll cop to crying while watching a Harry Potter vid.