Before Willie Garson was Moozie on White Collar, he played a character that could’ve been the inspiration for Mozzie on Quantum Leap. He looks the same now as he did when he was 25 in that 1989 episode.
Ellen DeGeneres challenged Orlando Bloom to a game of Heads Up, and the actor kept lifting up his shirt during it. I get why he did it to demonstrate skinny dipping and strip poker, but why did he do it for shoplifting? Not that I am complaining. And I am so not complaining about his Twerking. Werk it, baby. Werk it!
Ellen DeGeneres came up with a fun game. She asked her audience to look at a closeup picture of a man with a white beard and tell her if it is Saint Nick or Rabbi Pic. Sounds easy? Try it because you will find it harder than you thought it would be. I am not sure I even gotten one right. How did you do?
Rebecca Romijn was on Conan yesterday and Conan O’Brien asked her about the reality show she hosts on the Game Show Network called Skin Wars. Basically, the premise of that competition show is that the contestants use other peoples’ bodies as their canvas. Something the Guardian on The Librarians knows all too well, since she played Mistique in the X-Men movies and was the first model to wear a painted on bathing suit for the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition.
She then explained that even though you are naked, you don’t feel that way when the paint is on you. So the TBS late night host pondered, what it would be like to do his show in painted on suit and tie. So she asked him if he would do it and he said he only would only do it if she did it too. Then when she agreed to do it, he suddenly realized what he got himself into and it was too late to get out of it.
It is too early to know when they will do it and if Andy Richter will join in (I hope so!), but I know I can’t wait for this episode. Thankfully, Skin Wars was picked up for a second season, so there is no way he can get out of it. Or can he? We will just have to keep tuning in to find out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2-IxBgL-SU
The Ragtime Gals made another appearance on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon yesterday and this time Steve Carrell was there to harmonize with them. The barbershop quartet reworked Marvin Gaye’s Sexual Healing in a way that worked for them and took all the sexualness out of it. Even though the sex was gone, the song is still very healing.
So sit back on this chilly day and warm up with this song! It’s better than a cup of cocoa.
