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Jane Curtin on the worst SNL guest host: "God, there were so many"
WATCH: Jon Hamm asked point-blank about his “Hammaconda”
Jon Hamm sat down at the wheel-of-disgust this week, trading off questions with Corden, answering very few of them, and the two subsequently put things like dried tarantulas and chili cheese dog smoothies in their mouths.
Yum.
The final question the Late Late Show host asked Hamm was one the internet has long speculated over: How big, really, is the so-called “Hammaconda”?
‘Single Parents’ Actor Jake Choi Comes Out as Sexually Fluid
Choi said he made determinations about his sexual orientation after his first “transformative” role playing a gay man, in a film called Front Cover.
Murphy Brown Star Jokes About Being Gay and Indian on Stephen Colbert
Kathy Griffin lashes out at Tomi Lahren for Michelle Obama comment: ‘Go fuck yourself’
Griffin shot back at Lahren for the comments, telling the commentator to “go f--- yourself.”
“‘Sit down, Michelle’ Tomi Lahren says,” Griffin began in a tweet earlier this week. “Oh really you dime store Barbie?”
“Mrs. Obama may go high, but I certainly won’t,” the comedian continued, noting one of the former first lady's well-known phrases. “Go f--- yourself, Tomi. You evil, horrible shell of a human being.”
Kevin Hart is riding hard for Tiffany Haddish ... telling Katt Williams to stop attacking her just because he blew his shot at superstardom on drugs.
Kevin lashed out at Katt Friday morning on "The Breakfast Club," telling him, "You had the shot! You were set up to be the star. You didn't show up to work! You f**ked off promo shoots!"
Gay pop singer leaps to his death from cruise ship after posting cryptic message on Facebook
Daniel Küblböck is a gay German pop singer and reality star. He rose to fame after coming in third Pop Idol, a spinoff of American Idol, and later competed on Big Brother and Let’s Dance.
33-year-old Küblböck was on an Aida cruise ship bound from Hamburg to New York when an eyewitness says he jumped from a fifth floor balcony while off the coast of Newfoundland on Sunday.
Milan Christopher says he’s doing much better after nearly suffering a “mental breakdown” last week
Olly Alexander poses with ripped rainbow flag to show scale of LGBTQ suicide risk
At LGBTQ Journalists Convention, Emcee Calls Attendees 'Things,' 'Its'
These Are the Trans People Killed in 2018
Bill Daily, witty sidekick on 'I Dream of Jeannie,' dies at 91
Bill Daily died at his home in Santa Fe, New Mexico, on Tuesday, publicist Patterson Lundquist wrote on Facebook.
Patrick Daily said his father "was a very happy man. He was happy with everything he did."
His father loved New Mexico, Daily said.
"One of his favorite ethos in life was, 'Happiness is a decision that you make' and he made the decision to be a happy guy," Patrick says.
Daily also appeared on 140 episodes of "The Bob Newhart Show," according to the Internet Movie Database.
Kathy Griffin Explains Why Men Want Louis C.K. Back in Business
Kathy Griffin is one of the latest, but probably the most thorough, to lay out all the ways and reasons the industry fails to make comedy a safe space for women. “You’ll never hear a successful male comic say that dealing with women in the business is just exhausting and that they have reached their limit. Or that they’re tired of years of having to beg to be treated the same as women or that they’ve had enough of the emotional abuse,” she wrote in a 26-tweet thread. “[W]hat I’m discussing in this thread can be applied to any industry.”
Standup Comedians Explain Why Louis C.K.'s Return Was So Infuriating
This probably explains why In his prime his works were often staples in the Tony Best Play category, but in movies he never got nearly that kind of recognition despite over 25 screenplays , most based on his own plays, that brought the Neil Simon magic to the masses.
Freaky Friday actress Barbara Harris dies aged 83
The star's film credits include the original Freaky Friday, released in 1976, and Family Plot - Alfred Hitchcock's final film.
Her career started on stage as part of the Second City comedy troupe in Chicago, which led her to Broadway.
She won the best actress Tony award in 1967 for her performance in The Apple Tree, and was also nominated in 1965 for On a Clear Day You Can See Forever.
Harris's former Family Plot co-star Bruce Dern tweeted: "With the passing of Barbara Harris today, our generation lost its true female comic genius and a girl for the ages."
Listen: Carol Burnett on Her ‘Unbelievable’ Emmy Nod, ‘Ridiculous’ Network Notes
In this week’s episode, Variety’s executive editor of TV, Debra Birnbaum, talks with comedy legend Carol Burnett, who scored her 23rd Emmy nomination for “The Carol Burnett Show 50th Anniversary Special.”
Even with six Emmy Awards under her belt, Burnett is still immensely grateful at the recognition by the TV Academy, as well as audiences. “To have this happen now, it’s kind of unbelievable,” Burnett says. “I was happily surprised.”
The program, which is in contention for variety special, celebrated the 50th anniversary of “The Carol Burnett Show,” the variety series which ran from 1967 to 1978, and won 25 Emmys over the course of its run.
MISSOURI GOP CANDIDATE CLAIMED 'GAY LIFESTYLE' MORE DANGEROUS THAN SMOKING
Hardy Billington, 65, of Poplar Bluff, took out the Daily American Republic advertisement in support of a proposed state law known as the “don’t say gay” bill. The legislation, which attempted to curb classroom discussions of homosexuality, failed. But six years earlier, Billington made his anti-gay stance known when he published a book titled The Election by Faith in '04, blasting a Massachusetts court decision allowing same-sex marriage. The southeastern Missouri candidate for this year’s House race has a large financial advantage over his Democratic opponent in a county where four-fifths of voters cast ballots for President Donald Trump in 2016.
Prosecution: California killing motivated by anti-gay hate
Eddie Murphy's Blisteringly Antigay Comedy Act Scarred Guy Branum
'Inclusive' Business Confab to Include Antigay Chick-fil-A CEO
