Scientologists discuss what it means to be a Scientologist. As one guy eloquently puts it, “It's sculpting people's poop into voodoo dolls of the members of the GooGoo Dolls.”
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Blogosphere fave Michelle Collins (of Best Week Ever) interviewed her own personal Idol, runner-up Adam Lambert, and kind of vomited all over the place with excitement (metaphorically speaking, of course). Among other things, you'll learn that Glambert's is more of a Sex And The City guy than he is a Golden Girls fan. Which is a shame, as we were just starting to like him.
In basically your worst nightmare, a hidden camera experiment reveals the worst (real-life) interviews, teaching you exactly what NOT to do. In this one, we learn not to mention our spouse's job — especially if it involves hunting Bigfoot.
Likely exhausted from promoting I Love You, Man (which, inexplicably, is still not yet in theaters), the film's stars Jason Segel and Paul Rudd essentially field interview questions with fart noises. Fart noises: always classic. Paul Rudd and Jason Segel: always classic.
Celebrity Buzz With the release of her new autobiographical book Wishful Drinking, the daughter of Eddie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds is parading through press outlets, leaving droppings of crazy in her wake. The book, based on her live show, takes a look at her “crazy days,” which - at least after watching her interview on Today - may refer to yesterday and the day before that.
TV Buzz Sarah Palin may be the Queen of excruciating television mishaps, but her important work in the field of awkward is only the most recent in a long and illustrious line of embarrassing live television moments. Let's create a definitive collection of the highlights of the genre. Add the most painful live interviews, ill-conceived spots, or unscripted awkward moments you can think of below. It'll be cathartic, I promise.
Politics Buzz Last night, Sarah Palin participated in her first televised interview since becoming John Mccain’s running mate, but choked when asked about her opinion on the Bush Doctrine. The first part of the interview with Charles Gibson aired yesterday on ABC. Though she managed to stay confident and prove her ability to somewhat hold her own, Palin crashed and burned after she showed her lack of knowledge about the current administration’s controversial foreign policy regarding the war on terror.