Comments on: Art is giving Mickey Mouse a Headache

By: Richard Holland

Richard Holland — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 18:20:31 +0000

If anyone wants to bid on this for Bad at Sports you can co-host the interview with us.

By: Liz Weber

Liz Weber — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 04:26:52 +0000

If you want to meet Jeff Koons and tour his studio, you can bid on a private tour, led by the artist himself. Michael Govan has also donated a private tour of the new Broad Museum at LACMA. The auctions end on March 6, 2008. Bid on the chance to talk with these gentlemen about their thoughts on the new Broad museum and art in general. http://www.charitybuzz.com The auctions benefit the Hereditary Disease Foundation

By: Christopher

Christopher — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 20:28:03 +0000

No doubt there is a pun just waiting to be said with her….

She’s good at getting her buns to rise? She likes her breadsticks rock hard? Her sunbaked breasts are fingerlicking good?……. Man I have now lost all my credibility……. sigh….

Credibility
b. 1977- d. 2008

By: Steve Hamann

Steve Hamann — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 19:23:02 +0000

Yah, how about Giada De Laurentiis? Meow! She could stretch the truth with me anytime.

By: Christopher

Christopher — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 18:44:50 +0000

In Mini-News: “Dinner: Impossible” Chef Robert Irvine has been exposed for lying about his resume.

Food Network TV star Robert Irvine who had claimed an impressive resume of achievements that include a British knighthood; receiving a castle from the Queen; cooking for four United States presidents; and “painstakingly” making the wedding cake for Charles and Diana; has been outed by either himself or a St. Petersburg Times reporter (which is not exactly clear).

Dinner: Impossible which is just finishing it’s fourth season will not be renewed for season 5 with Irvine (a replacement is being searched for) according to Food Network in a press release.

“We rely on the trust that our viewers have in the accuracy of the information we present, and Robert challenged that trust.”

Food Network takes that trust so seriously that they apparently painstakingly spent over 4 years of background research on Mr. Irvine to make sure that his claim to be “Knighted” let alone other statements were true. Only to be scooped by a reporter who could have made 3 calls in 2 hours.

I feel so bad for them when one unscrupulous chef pulls the wool over the eyes of a 100 person network and their marketing, sales, PR & distribution divisions who were all diligently doing their jobs.

Oh and in other news……. Even with Robert Irvine having none of those accolades the show is still good. Sadly I don’t watch chefs that don’t have an English castle or the ability to draw huge royal ears in icing. That’s just the way I roll. Don’t even get me started on Paula Deen and her wannabe Southern accent turned all the way up to 11.