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Posted Jun 19th 2007 2:40PM by Meredith O'Brien
Filed under: Video, Watercooler Talk, Celebrities, The Sopranos
Several weeks ago, Senator Hillary Clinton asked the public to help her come up with a theme song for her presidential campaign. And then The Sopranos ended its historic run. And it was too much of a good opportunity to pass up.
So Hillary and hubby Bill made a video for her web site discussing what song the Senator had selected. Only the video is a parody of the Sopranos' last scene in the diner, with Hillary as Carmela, Bill as Tony, Chelsea as the parallel parking Meadow, a bowl of carrot sticks substituting for onion rings (Bill's got heart problems) and an abrupt cut-to-black.
See the video after the jump. (And if you have a burning desire to find out what campaign song Clinton chose, you can go here.)
[Via Gawker.]
Continue reading Hillary Clinton as Carmela Soprano? - VIDEO
Posted Dec 12th 2006 10:24AM by Bob Sassone
Filed under: NBC, Cable, News, Celebrities
I knew that Chris Matthews hadn't been on Hardball for a couple of weeks, but I didn't know the reason: he was hospitalized due to complications from diabetes.
Matthews will be back on the MSNBC show tonight at 7pm, where he will interview former Vice President candidate and probable future Presidential candidate John Edwards at one of those "College Tour" stops, this one at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Various hosts have been filling in for Matthews while he was in the hospital. Andrea Mitchell went in his spot during a panel discussion at the Castle at the Smithsonian at the end of November, and then Campbell Brown filled in on the college tour. For the past several days, columnist Mike Barnicle has filled in for Matthews on Hardball.
Posted Dec 25th 2005 8:18PM by Bob Sassone
Filed under: Other Drama Shows, NBC, Talent, West Wing
There was a lot of confusion last week when The West Wing's John Spencer passed away. Every
single newspaper, magazine, and web site (including this one, but in our defense we missed the opening scene
and were just repeating the news sites) reported that the character of Leo had appeared in a three years later
flash forward in the first scene of the season opener. And that would pose a problem, since Spencer passed away and
couldn't have been in a scene three years in the future.
But NBC is repeating the episode right now and it's official: Leo was not in the scene. So some of the speculation
we talked about last week is still
valid.