Yesterday on The Tonight Show, Jimmy Fallon challenged Jessica Chastain and Joe Manganiello to a game of charades. While most of the clues were not that exciting, things picked up when Mr Sofia Vergara got Abba’s Dancing Queen. I was expecting him to go all Magic Mike, but he didn’t. Instead all he did was give me a good headline and I ran with it. Or should I say, I danced with it!
Rupert Grint and Ed Sheeran have often been mistaken for one another and there is a very good reason for that. The Harry Potter confessed that they are one in the same. He created the singer as his greatest acting accomplishment to date, and yesterday he told MTV host Josh Horowitz that he cannot do it anymore. He is ready to put his alter ego away forever.
Should we have taken a photograph of Sheeran because he is going away forever? Nope, Horowitz used his magic to convince Grint to divide the personalities once again. Long live Sheeran and Grint.
Megan Fox modeled her latest black leather lingerie attire from Frederick’s of Hollywood and all she needs is a whip. Then she would look like the sultry Dominatrix you have been dreaming her up to be. Seriously, can the mom of three look any sexier than she does here?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=65&v=2mxvMpJidEw
The other day on Wheel of Fortune, almost all of the letters were turned around for a clue and Kevin was convinced he knew the answer. Instead of guessing the answer straight away, he went the greedy way and kept spinning the wheel. Finally, he was down to his final letter. A letter he got, oh so wrong.
Most people who know old Hollywood and Broadway plays, know the answer is A Streetcar Named Desire, but not Kevin. He thought the M was a K, and that would make it a whole different kind of story.
A title I am surprised that Pat Sajak didn’t say aloud because he has wicked sense of humor. This would’ve been something for him to have as much fun with as we are having.
What else is there to say, but, “Stttttteeeeeeelllllllaaaa!”
Chuck Barris passed away yesterday at the age of 87 from natural causes according to Variety.
Long before there was Star Search, The Voice, American Idol and all those other talent shows, there was The Gong Show. It was created and hosted by Chuck Farris and he brought his own wacky flair to the show. Before he starred in his own game show, he had created The Dating Game and The Newlywed Game. Shows that either still air in syndication to this day or have been or will be rebooted. This summer The Gong Show returns to ABC with Will Arnett as the host.
Besides changing game shows forever, his “autobiographical” book Confessions of a Dangerous Mind became a big screen lauded film with Sam Rockwell starring as him in 2002. In the story, he claimed to be a CIA Assassin, something he later denied. A secret he took to his grave with him.
Today, you can honor him by rewatching that movie or re/discovering The Gong Show, The Dating Game or The Newlywed Game.
