Diane Keaton totally dropped the F-Bomb on Good Morning America! And they didn't even bleep it.
Keaton was being interviewed by Diane Sawyer, presumably about her new movie Mad Money. Sawyer is about to pose a question when Diane Keaton stops and compliments her on her lips (which are quite nice, I must say). Keaton laments that she doesn't have such nice lips cause if she did, she wouldn't have to work so damn hard on her "f*cking personality."
This is why I "heart" Diane Keaton. Of the two Dianes, clearly Keaton has the personality. She doesn't have to work on it.
About two years ago, I set out to list the hottest women on TV who are over 40, over 50, and over 60. There were a lot candidates to choose from, even in the over 60 category, making it a particularly tough set of list to compose.
But now that our friends at AOL have decided to compile a list of TV's 50 sexiest women of all time (starting today with Nos. 50-41), I'm going to take on an even greater challenge: making one master list of seventeen beauties over 40. It's not as easy as you think; the TV landscape has changed a bit, and a few new strong contenders have recently entered their 40s, and a few of the previous list members have left the TV landscape. To make this list, a woman has to have been a regular or significant guest on a TV series or news program in 2007. So, after the jump, a list -- in no particular order -- of fifteen beauties who combine looks, maturity and grace to make one compellingly sexy package.
Thumbnails are with the list, but you can click on the gallery below to get a much better view of these lovely women. Then add your own choices in the comments.
I bet Rosie O'Donnell's publisher is going bananas over this one. Rosie has turned down an invitation to be on Oprah to talk about a new "tell all" book she wrote, called Celebrity Detox. According to the New York Post, she has granted Diane Sawyer the one and only interview about the book.
But Rosie's personal blog tells a different story. I'll spare you her haiku/text message writing style and tell you what it says: Basically, the book is full of emotional stuff and Rosie's not ready to talk about it. She says she is not doing any interviews regarding the book and makes no mention of Diane Sawyer.
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Nicole Richie is doing a big interview with Diane Sawyer next week. Does this mean that the pregnancy rumors are true? And if so, what should we call it?
Muppets! Hundreds of them! Retired muppets are getting a new home.
After 27 days, Britney Spears is out of rehab and on the loose. No doubt the paparazzi will be hounding her more than ever, but you know that the traditional media-types are also calling for the story. At some point, Britney will talk. Was she an alcoholic? Was it drugs? Exhaustion? Or post-partum depression? Inquiring minds need to know!
But, who will she talk to? The options are varied. She could go to Oprah or Barbara Walters-- those two would be the biggies. Katie Couric is no doubt calling. And Matt Lauer. And Diane Sawyer. People magazine is a possibility, or maybe even something a little more upscale like Vanity Fair. There's always David Letterman, who frequently gets surprise visits from Britney. (Although, that would be a big letdown because ol' Dave will probably let her off the hook after a joke or two)
What do you think was the #1 TiVoed (yeah, it's a verb now) moments of 2006? Was it an episode of Lost? Was it an episode of Grey's Anatomy or CSI or Desperate Housewives? How about one of the World Series games or the Super Bowl or maybe the finale of American Idol?
After the jump check out the list of the top 10 recorded moments according to TiVo. I guarantee a couple of them will be a surprise to you.
Page Six in the New York Postis reporting that Diane Sawyer will take over for Charlie Gibson as anchor of ABC's World News after the 2008 presidential election, at least according to industry insiders. Gibson took the job in June knowing that he'd step down after that election, but his replacement wasn't named. The choice of Sawyer is curious, since she's only about two-and-a-half years younger than Gibson (but looks a whole heck of a lot better). You'd think ABC would go younger with the next anchor.
Anyway, the article goes on to speculate what Sawyer will do in the meantime. One theory is that she'll take over hosting duties for Nightline, with Kate Snow, Daryn Kagan, or Campbell Brown taking over for her on Good Morning America. But, remember the source, folks: Page Six's batting average on things like this is around utility-infielder level, so take this whole thing with a lump of salt.
ABC News announced that Chris Cuomo will join the team at Good Morning America. Cuomo will retain his positions as co-anchor of Primetime Live and as the network's senior legal correspondent. So... that'll help when he has to interview Britney Spears. Actually, that'll be Robin Roberts' job. Cuomo is sliding into her old position as a news reader and features reporter. Cuomo joins GMA on Sept. 5.
This Wednesday marks the last day that Charles Gibson will co-host Good Morning America. He's not going very far of course: just to the evening anchor chair at the same network. And, this is his second send-off from GMA. Gibson was on GMA for ten years until he left in 1998. Nine months later, he returned to the morning anchor desk and has been there ever since.
Wednesday's farewell episode for Gibson will include special guests Joan Lunden and David Hartman. But, don't expect it to be anything like the tearful love-fest when rival Katie Couric left Today.
That's the news from Joe Hagen at New York magazine, in this long (but worth reading) piece. Before ABC tapped Bob Woodruff and Elizabeth Vargas to be co-anchors on World News Tonight, they approached Charles Gibson, asking him to "keep the seat warm" until the 2008 election and then they would find a permanent anchor. But Gibson said he didn't want to just fill the seat (and he also didn't want to continue doing Good Morning, America), and that if he didn't get the anchor position for good - and without Vargas - then he was going to walk.
Vargas is said to have been surprised by her ouster from the show.
In an interview with Diane Sawyer that aired on
Friday night, Tom Cruise denied reports that he pressured
Comedy Central to pull the South Park episode where he is in the closet. He told Sawyer that he was too busy
filming Mission Impossible: III to worry about trivial matters like the repeat of South Park. Tom
told Sawyer, "I don't spend my days going, 'What are people saying about me?'" Yeah, he pays people to do
that.
ABC isn't saying what his response is,
but the network does confirm that Diane Sawyer will ask Tom Cruise about the South Park controversy during her interview tonight on a special
Primetime at 9pm. It is rumored that Cruise had an episode of the Comedy Central show pulled because of
references to Scientology.
Cruise is going on the show as part of his media barrage for the upcoming
Mission: Impossible III. Perhaps you've heard something about the film (of course, I joke but I'll be first in
line to see it).
ABC News anchor Bob Woodruff was
released from a military hospital today, six weeks after being seriously injured by a roadside
bomb in Iraq. He suffered injuries to his neck, head, face, and chest and will requires many more months of
rehabilitation, first in a private facility and then at his home. When he was released, doctors say he was laughing and
joking with family and staff. Doug Vogt, the ABC cameraman also injured in the explosion, was released from the hospital
in February.
ABC
News has said that Woodruff is welcome to return to the anchor chair when he is ready. In the meantime, Diane Sawyer and
Charlie Gibson have been subbing for him. ABC will dedicate Monday's entire episode of World News Tonight
to the third anniversary of the Iraq war.
Doug Vogt, the ABC camerman who was injured by a roadside
bomb in Iraq, is in an outpatient facility this morning. He was moved to Bethesda Medical Center to continue his
recovery.
ABC World News Tonight anchor Bob Woodruff, who was injured in the same attack on Jan.
29, remains sedated. His injuries, to his upper torso, head, face, and brain, are much more serious than Vogt's.
Doctors say that Woodruff is showing signs of improvement, but his road to recovery is going to be much longer and
harder than Vogt's. In the meantime, ABC News chose to move Woodruff's co-anchor, Elizabeth Vargas, off the anchor desk
and replace her, at least temporarily, with Charlie Gibson
and Diane Sawyer.
Ok, we've done our lists of the hottest female TV personalities over 40 and the hottest over 50. We were happy to see that we came up with plenty of names for both lists. But would we be able to come up with five women to make hearts go thump amongst the TV ladies over 60? No problem!
For this list, I decided to consider all women over 60, not just the ones that were between 60 and 69. The reason for that was simple: can you think of any woman on the air that's over 70 or 80? I can only think of two over-70 women, both of whom are on the Honorable Mentions list. And the one over-80 woman I can think of is Betty White, whom I've never really considered to be all that sexy (covers head waiting for the tomatoes to fly in). Oh, and for those who say "Diane Keaton": I love her and think she's extremely sexy, but I still primarily think of her as a film actress, even though she's been doing a lot of TV movies lately.
So, after the jump, my list of women who would make for a hot date and get a discount at the movies at the same time. Who could beat that?
Diane Keaton totally dropped the F-Bomb on Good Morning America! And they didn't even bleep it. 
About two years ago, I set out to list the hottest women on TV who are 
I bet Rosie O'Donnell's publisher is going bananas over this one. Rosie has turned down an invitation to be on Oprah to talk about a new "tell all" book she wrote, called Celebrity Detox. According to the 
After 27 days, Britney Spears 
What do you think was the #1 TiVoed (yeah, it's a verb now) moments of 2006? Was it an episode of Lost? Was it an episode of Grey's Anatomy or CSI or Desperate Housewives? How about one of the World Series games or the Super Bowl or maybe the finale of American Idol?
Page Six in the New York Post 
ABC News 
This Wednesday marks the last day that Charles Gibson will co-host Good Morning America. He's not going very far of course: just to the 
In 
ABC isn't saying what his response is,
but the network does confirm that Diane Sawyer will ask Tom Cruise about the South Park controversy during 
ABC News anchor Bob Woodruff 
Doug Vogt, the ABC camerman 
Ok, we've done our lists of the 
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