Category: David Letterman
Maya Rudolph Admits She Felt Embarrassed During Her First Interview With David Letterman
Maya Rudolph is one of the funniest people in the world and her time on Saturday Night Live with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler will go down in history as some of the better seasons in SNL‘s history of roller coaster ratings. But did you know there was one instance when Maya didn’t feel so funny during an interview on The David Letterman Show? Maya admits to The Wall Street Journal Magazine that at the time, she wasn’t well seasoned in the ways of interviews, and as soon as Letterman mispronounced her name, she wanted to burst into tears and let out a scream higher than her mother Minnie Ripperton does on Lovin’ You. But instead, she kept her cool. And now she’s discussing the moment many, many years later.
Kirsten Dunst Says She Once Had A Controlling Boyfriend
Kirsten Dunst did an interview with the Independent to promote her latest film, The Power of the Dog, which co-stars her in-real-life husband, Jesse Plemons, and Benedict Cumberbatch. This is the movie Benedict went method for and gave himself nicotine poisoning three times. His character is an old-timey asshole who bullies Kirsten’s character, and in her interview, Kiki discussed her own insecurities and not standing up for herself when she was younger. She mentions that she once had a “controlling boyfriend.” Is she talking about Jake Gyllenhaal? Is this the week all his exes agreed to take him down? First Taylor Swift, now Kiki… who’s next? Reese Witherspoon? Minka Kelly? Frank the Rabbit from Donnie Darko?
Connie Chung Says That Working With Barbara Walters And Diane Sawyer Was Like Playing A Game Of Whac-A-Mole
If you’re anything like me, then this story will be relevant to your petty interests. Connie Chung, legendary journalist and icon of a rounded blow-out that absolutely refuses to quit, has talked about what it was like working as a national news anchor on ABC and CBS in the 1990s. This just in: According to Connie, it pretty much sucked. We’ll have more on this, after the break.
Kanye West Isn’t Allowed To Talk About Drake Anymore
Kanye West is full of information. Not much of it is relevant or good or coherent, but he sure has got a ton of it inside of him to let out. So when he spoke with David Letterman for his new Netflix series, My Next Guest Needs No Introduction With David Letterman, he talked about everything from Trump to his Khurch to his idea about wanting a future where children can “float.” He really dives deep into the crevices of that deluded mind and unearthed plenty. Including how he is no longer allowed to talk about something. I know! Kanye West not allowed to say nonsense? He has never taken that advice before. Why now? Hmmm… maybe because it has to do with the most powerful man in Canada. No, not the Prime Minister Justin Trudeau–I’m talking about Drake.
Kanye West Defends Trump Supporters Against Liberal Bullies
In case you missed it, David Letterman’s luscious pepaw beard is still making regular appearances on Netflix by way of his interview show My Next Guest Needs No Introduction. The first season of that show proved its title with Barack Obama as the inaugural guest. But it looks like things have gone way downhill since then. Season two will start streaming on May 31st, and David’s first guest will be Kanye West. Sure, people know who Kanye is, but I for one would like at least a little bit of an introduction explaining why. Does Kanye have anything new or insightful to share? According to The Daily Beast, the answer is no. Kanye’s still cuckoo for Trump and is accusing liberals of bullying Trump supporters.
Late Night Is About To Get Crankier
Back when David Letterman and Jay Leno ruled late night television, Jay probably got the bigger names because the bigger names were all a bunch of soft-ass bitches who couldn’t take the heat. Jay would stroke their arm, tell them how pretty they were, and that he thought Gigli was an Oscar contender. Dave was a big asshole, and it’s a miracle his booking team could land a guest by the end of his 6000+ episode run.