Dave Mordal will occasionally mention that when he appeared on The Tonight Show, he got to meet Halle Berry, and she’s better looking in person, and she smelled so good…and blah blah blah.
No, good for our beloved Dave Mordal. We’re just jealous.
Check out his appearance on The Tonight Show, complete with definitive proof that he did indeed touch Halle Berry.
In case you missed yesterday’s on-air announcement (which you can here right here), Tom Barnard is being inducted into the National Radio Hall of Fame.
He’ll be only the third Minnesotan inducted into the hall after Stanley Hubbard Sr. and Garrison Keillor.
Adam West passed away at age 88 over the weekend.
Entertainment Weekly has compiled 10 of West’s best Family Guy moments (and one honorable mention) in which he portrayed “Mayor Adam West”.
After checking out these clips, make sure you check out The Best Fight Scenes From the Original Batman Series
This man’s crimes are secondary to his mugshots. He’s a drug dealer and it seems that most of his arrests are from stealing cars and burglary.
The images above start out with him as a fresh faced 18 year old, and in successive mugshots, he seems less and less pleased with his crimes. Maybe he’s trying to hide his shame with tattoo ink.
The very funny, and all around really great guy, Pete Lee recently appeared on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon and delivered a very Midwestern stand up routine.
That’s not unusual, though. Pete is very, very Midwestern.
Great job, Pete!
As we’ve pointed out before, there are certain actors (e.g. Ben Stiller, Matthew McConaughey, Owen Wilson, Brad Pitt) who most certainly have acting crutches.
Owenergy Studios (the guys who put together the Owen “Wow” Wilson compilation) have compiled every utterance of “Whoa!” by Keanu Reeves in his movies. The Matrix is the most obvious and well known, and if you think about it, Bill & Ted becomes obvious too…but the man says “whoa” A LOT!
Might we suggest that Owenergy Studios, the makers of this compilation, do a compilation of scenes with John Cusack walking in the rain. Seriously, he walks in the rain in nearly all of his movies.
Stand-up comic magician Derek Hughes will likely be known as America’s Got Talent‘s Butt Card guy for a while, and there’s nothing at all wrong with that. It’s a GREAT trick.
Philly wanted to see some of this card trickery live in-person, and he was not disappointed.
Every once in a while, SNL can be funny. It does happen from time to time.
This past weekend, host Louis CK starred in a sketch about armchair activism.
It’s an amusing social commentary, and at the very least, the Morning Show may have a new drop to mock our program director (Scott Jameson) with after he makes on-air announcements. “Thank you, Scott!”
Have a neighbor who drives you crazy? Maybe pop this “broken record” on, crank the volume, and then leave the house and run some errands.
It’s kind of funny and cool for a few seconds…and then it becomes very unsatisfying when the drums just never ever kick in.
It’s unlikely that The Big Lebowski will ever receive a sequel, and if it does…it’s certainly not a priority for the Coen Brothers at this time.
So, any chance for fans of the film to experiences a reprisal of any of the characters is a welcome addition to the Lebowski universe.
Over the weekend, John Goodman (who played “Walter Sobchak” in the movie) received his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Jeff Bridges was on hand to pay tribute to Goodman, and while reprising his role as “The Dude”, he partially recreated Goodman’s ‘eulogy’ from The Big Lebowski.