Geraldo Rivera once again Tweeted a photo of himself topless, but this time he did it for Celebrity Apprentice. The man who opened Al Capone’s vault to discover nothing, said, “I’m bringing all I got to #CelebrityApprentice.” Not everything because where is his shirt? Someone please find it before the NBC show starts because I don’t want to see that on my HD TV. Do you?
Back in 1986 Geraldo Rivera did a live special looking to see what was in Al Capone’s vault, and there was nothing there. Now 17 years later, he has done something almost as horrible. He Tweeted a picture of himself in just a towel and said, “70 is the new 50 (Erica and family are going to be so pissed…but at my age…)” What makes this picture so awful is the fact that he doesn’t look that bad without a shirt and I find myself oddly attracted to him. My eyes, my poor poor eyes.
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Now that is some entertaining TV! OMG! How freaking awesome was that debate! We need more debates like that on TV! C’mon we need Donald Trump and Rosie O’Donnell to be man enough to duke it out together on Fox News! Forget this going on ET or posting crap on their blogs, put both of them on The O’Reilly Factor (since he has problems with both of them) and let them duke it out for real! You know CNN is going to copy Fox News and have Anderson Cooper and Lou Dobbs battle it out tomorrow?
Now when it comes to who was right in this fight…Bill O’Reilly or Geraldo Rivera? I am siding with Rivera, but do we really care what they were debating about? BTW where was Greta Van Sustern to moderate these two?
Twentieth Television will cease production on the syndicated Geraldo at Large in mid-January, with a weekend version of At Large with Geraldo Rivera returning to Fox News Channel (FNC). The move greatly strengthens the chances that Warner Bros. will gain a clearance this fall for its new celebrity magazine series based on the TMZ.com website that Time Warner owns, since it is geared toward the same early and late fringe slots that Geraldo had appeared in on the Fox stations. In the meantime, Fox is expected to carry additional runs of off-network sitcoms in the time slots. The magazine show was averaging a 1.6 rating season-to-date, not enough to justify its hefty production budget, which was estimated to be $500,000-$1 million per week. FNC is expected to absorb a majority Rivera’s forty person staff, which was informed of the decision at a meeting Thursday. Geraldo At Large had a slow roll out last season on the Fox stations and went into national syndication this fall. FNC will return Rivera’s show to Saturday and Sunday evenings in a yet to be determined time slot. In an announcement, FNC said the move is part of a new multi-year deal between Rivera and the cable network.
