https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LzTQQhmHvso
Matt Lauer and Ellen DeGeneres have been pranking each other for a while now and he tried to one up the daytime talk show host after her latest one. She edited a video of the Today anchor and put him in high heels.
Well, he was in town for the Golden Globes, so he decided to make a surprise appearance on her show today. But he didn’t just surprise her, he surprised us too. That’s because he came out wearing the same heels in that fake video. Not only did he have them on, he walked in them. You would think he would be all wobbly, but in fact he walked in them like a runway model. Who knew he was so good at walking in heels? Which makes you wonder what he wears when the cameras aren’t on him?
All around the country, reporters are asking people what they would do if they won the Powerball prize. Most people are probably saying pay off debts, quit my job and things like that. Well, Fox 5’s Ophelia Young did not get an answer like that, she got one that is even better. When she asked a man in Primm, Nv live on the air, what he would to with all of that money, he said, “A bunch of hookers and cocaine.” You can’t get more honest than that. Although for $800,000,000, he could buy me and a lot of other women. He doesn’t need hookers if he doesn’t want them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_HZiUFfdjw
I don’t know if you ever noticed this, but reporters knock on a lot of doors. I didn’t either until Jimmy Kimmel Live pointed it out on their ABC late night show yesterday.
So watch these reporters, knock knock knocking on people’s doors to no avail. Can’t say I blame the people for not answering. If a news station came knocking on my door, I would ignore it too. Wouldn’t you?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYUUZdRJ9Yw
Don Lemon spent New Year’s Eve like most people, drunk. Unlike us, he spent it on CNN for the whole wide world to see him get drunker and drunker with every live report. By the time the clock struck midnight in New Orleans, he couldn’t control what he was saying.
Although, I am not sure how this differs from the other 364 (365 this year) days of the year.
AAAACHOOO! A sneeze can be a powerful thing! Just ask Cory!
When you are a weatherman, you are know you are at risk to being blown over by the elements, like hurricanes and wind storms, when you are out in the field. Well, for KSAZ’s Cory McCloskey, it was a sneeze that almost knocked him over. Who knew being inside reporting was more dangerous?
