Billy Eichner asked Lin-Manuel Miranda to tell him five jobs he had before he was a Tony-Award winning producer. They were:
1) McDonalds cashier
2) Intern at PBS/WNET (unpaid but $10 a day transportation stipend!)
3) nude model for Drawing 1 in college
4) bar mitzvah dancer
5) 7th grade English teacher
I can understand all the jobs, but not the third one. When it comes to that one, I want to see painting proof, otherwise, it did not happen. Am I the only one who wants proof?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UyYpNwyLBXE
I thought 2019 sucked, but 2020 is turning out to be equally just as craptastic. Therefore, Ryan Seacrest has a plan. He wrote, “If I start a New Year’s Eve countdown, will 2020 finally be over?”
Hey ABC, make this happen, signed the World.
I mean, there is no one on Times Square now, so tonight would be perfect!
We have all seen those videos of neighbors putting on impromptu concerts from their balconies to make the quarantine seem less lonely. Trevor Noah decided to try to do a sing-along in Manhattan.
How did it go? Someone told him to STFU! Cause that is how we roll in NY. If you want a chorus in NYC, you just have to let everyone say the F-word to each other! We come together with that word.
Talking about words, I wish someone would recreate the infamous scene from Network. I think we all need to scream, “I’m mad as hell, and I am not going to take this anymore,” out of our windows. Doesn’t it feel good?
When it comes to good, who knew Noah has such a sweet sining voice!
Both Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon’s shows are on hiatus for the foreseeable future because of the Coronavirus. Since we all need to laugh, both late night show hosts did monologues from their homes.
Much to the displeasure of their wives. Kimmel’s wife, Molly McNearney, wrote, “Can someone please get this man out of my house?”
While Kimmel was able to do it kid-free because he was hiding from them, Fallon was not. His daughters were not happy that they were not getting the attention they deserve. Parents can relate to both of their situations.
While viewers can relate to the jokes that they were telling. Funny how much both monologues have in common. I wonder if they compared notes.
Both men promised to do this every night that their shows are off the air. Something we all need, and I am grateful they are bringing some much-needed joy into our world.
Conan O’Brien has been taping bits from his kitchen.
Now, can someone tell Seth Meyers he has to do it too?
