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Comedian Joel Kim Booster has a troubling theory why there’s no ‘gay male Ellen DeGeneres’
“I think part of it is a general discomfort with the way that gay men have sex. I think that it’s really hard to look at a gay man and not think about anal.”
Joel Kim Booster knows a ‘successful’ gay male comedian who’s still in the closet.
Pete Davidson Called Out Chrissy Teigen On "SNL"
Pete Davidson Called Out Chrissy Teigen On
Mother: White headmaster made Black son kneel during apology
Headmaster John Holian of St. Martin de Porres Marianist school on Long Island was placed on temporary leave after details of the Feb. 25 incident came to light, the Daily News reports.
Mother: White headmaster made Black son kneel during apology
Chuck Lorre's New CBS Sitcom Slammed for Handling of Afghan Character
Straphanger urinates on Asian woman inside NYC subway car
Suspect bashed Asian woman with pipe during NYC attack
Man accused of attacking Asian woman and her daughter in Portland charged with hate crime
Woman arrested for hate crime, assault after hitting McDonald's employee in Mountain View
Elderly Man Left in Critical Condition After Unprovoked Attack on NYC Subway
Kentucky man who killed 2 Black customers at Kroger pleads guilty to federal hate crime charges
Investigators arrest members of alleged crime syndicate targeting Nashville Hispanic population
“She lovely,” said former North Dakota Senator Heidi Heitkamp. Libertarian journalist and Reason editor-at-large Nick Gillespie bashed corporate America for buckling every time to avoid controversy. “It is a warped ideology and it’s taking the place of religion,” Gillespie said. “People who are like, ‘I am hurt when I hear something that offends me,’ that it’s the equivalent of violence. Words are not the equivalent of violence.”
‘I Love Lucy’: Only Lucy was Allowed to Poke Fun at Ricky’s Accent, Here’s Why
Despite becoming quite a successful businessman and actor in showbusiness, he could never escape his Cuban accent. Arnaz had issues with anyone who poked fun at him about it, even though fans found it cute. Arnaz harbored resentment to anyone who made fun of his accent while on the set— except for one person.
‘I Love Lucy’: Only Lucy was Allowed to Poke Fun at Ricky’s Accent, Here’s Why
David Lander, the actor who played Squiggy on 'Laverne & Shirley,' has died at age 73
Lander died on Friday at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center after fighting multiple sclerosis for decades, his family said in a statement to CNN.
"David's family hopes his fans will remember him for all the laughter he brought into the world." the statement read.
On "Laverne & Shirley," Lander played Squiggy and Michael McKean played Lenny, the upstairs neighbors to Laverne DeFazio and Shirley Feeney, played by Penny Marshall and Cindy Williams, respectively.
David Lander, the actor who played Squiggy on 'Laverne & Shirley,' has died at age 73
'Tonight Show' Head Writer Exits, Vows to Vote Trump Out of Her Creative Life
She added, "I believe that comedy is a powerful tool. I believe that it can handle anything, no matter how unfunny. I don’t believe that making fun of this man, doing impressions of him, or making him silly, is a good use of that power. It only adds to his."
'Tonight Show' Head Writer Exits, Vows to Vote Trump Out of Her Creative Life
White Women Reportedly Furious That Bill Burr Reminded Them That We're White 
White Women Reportedly Furious That Bill Burr Reminded Them That We're White
Betty White Thought She Would Die Before Her ‘Golden Girls’ Castmates
Some might want to avoid the topic, but White has given her death some thought. She once said she thought she would die before her Golden Girls cast mates.
I think the toughest thing about loss, and the hardest challenge, is the isolation you feel in its aftermath. You spent so much time sharing your life with someone, talking through issues, even disagreeing about things, and all of a sudden there’s a hole.
Betty White Thought She Would Die Before Her ‘Golden Girls’ Castmates
Network Comedies’ Future Threatened By Outdated Broadcast Business Model
The broadcast model, created when broadcast TV was the only game in town, is based on the studios taking the risk and reaping the rewards in success. Today, with the rise of vertical integration and streaming, it has evolved into studios taking the risk with very little or no reward to be had, especially for indies, which explains why they have been calling for changes to the antiquated financial formula.
“Downstream economics have changed drastically,” one industry insider said.
In television, networks pay a negotiated per-episode license fee to studios that produce the shows. In broadcast, for the first four seasons, the license fee is significantly lower than the cost of producing a series. The studio covers the deficit, or “deficit finances,” incurring tens or even hundreds of millions in costs before it can start to recoup some of the money spent.
Network Comedies’ Future Threatened By Outdated Broadcast Business Model
