Morning Mix: Pam Anderson, Kid Rock Divorcing
Headlines: Pamela Anderson, Kid Rock file divorce papers... Jesse Jackson calls for "Seinfeld" DVD boycott; Robin Williams defends Michael Richards... Christie's is auctioning Britney Spears book report; Spears may publish diary of marriage to K-Fed... Alec Baldwin calls Kim Basinger a "great mother"... Chad Lowe disappointed by Hilary Swank's tattle-tale interview... Roma Downey engaged to "Survivor" producer Mark Burnett... Stephen Colbert to open "Stephen Colbert Museum and Gift Shop" in Alabama's Colbert County.
Rumor Mill: Lindsay Lohan says "Sex and the City" changed her life... Bruce Willis dating Renee Zellweger? Whatever the case, Willis recently demanded root beer at a New York night club. The nerve... Ben Affleck remaking "Play Misty for Me?"... Sylvester Stallone put on sex ban during latest "Rocky" filming... Eagles of Death Metal walk out on Guns N'Roses tour.
Bonus: TV Land lists the top 100 TV show catch phrases, from "Here's Johnny!" to "Homey don't play that."
By Liz |
November 28, 2006; 7:53 AM ET
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Posted by: neener | November 28, 2006 8:58 AM
Someone should send an urgent message to Lindsay Lohan to let her know that Sex and the City was in fact not a documentary but actually a TV show. I think she'll be blown away.
Posted by: KG | November 28, 2006 9:09 AM
I had 3 months in the Pam/Rock divorce pool (I'd figured one month per wedding ceremony). Darn. The receptionists had better be buying the drinks at happy hour...
Posted by: KiKi | November 28, 2006 9:22 AM
Can the Pam Anderson Kid Rock marriage be considered the shortest in history? They did get married again a few hours before the divorce announcement.
If the Spears, K-Fed train wreck Chaotic is any indication of that union the diary should be one heck of a page turner.
The small screen version of Sex and the City changed Lohan's life, yikes. I wonder how much damage the big screen version can do to it?
Posted by: petal | November 28, 2006 9:28 AM
I thought they'd make it a year! Damn. That bikini clad drunken wedding was the one I thought would stick.
Posted by: aw shucks | November 28, 2006 9:30 AM
Pam and Kid getting a divorce. What is this world coming to? I thought it would last, something about the way they looked into each others blood shot eyes, the bikini and beer as the said their vows. First Reese and Ryan and now this, the shock is just too much.
Posted by: caroldc | November 28, 2006 9:33 AM
Borat may have chance.
Posted by: Kazakh ambassador | November 28, 2006 10:05 AM
Gotta love Jesse Jackson. He has Michael Richards on his show, then the next day demands for a boycott (Excellent idea. Punish those that had nothing to do with the incident.)
Jackson could've at least had the guts to call for the boycott on the air while Richards was sitting across from him.
Posted by: BF | November 28, 2006 10:44 AM
haha! yes, somebody please alert borat to the latest development in pam's life!
on another note, that tv list is bunk. first off, why include quotes from politicians and newsmakers?? and why include brand new quotes, like the one from "how i met your mother?" has that already reached catch-phrase status? i can't see it.
a glaring omission is mary tyler moore's, "mr. grant", said in that whiney voice.
Posted by: wats | November 28, 2006 10:46 AM
Will Pam and Kid Rock do round-the-world divorces too?
Posted by: BB | November 28, 2006 12:05 PM
re the list:
what about:
"Looocy, you got some 'splainin' to do."
Posted by: b | November 28, 2006 12:51 PM
What Pam needs right now is a friend. Someone like Paris Hilton!
Pam, by the way, is one of the few, er, starlets that I accept panty-free. Her kids already have that video of their parents to deal with.
Posted by: miss belle | November 28, 2006 1:36 PM
Who ever heard of paying after you give an apology? I agree, what Michael Richards said was reprehensible, but those hecklers are out there if they think they should get a dime for their "suffering". At the most, they should get their money back for their tickets, but to try and profit from an argument that they STARTED by heckling him? C'mon!!!
Posted by: tlawrenceva | November 28, 2006 4:19 PM
"Calling up Jesse and Al as if they were the co-Popes of black folks is almost as dumb as your lame, racist onstage repartee," wrote Ellis."
Can I get an AMEN to that, please? BTW, since when did African americans watch Seinfeld anyway? There were never any black characters on the show to begin with and it was never really popular with black folks (I being one of them...)
Posted by: TLAWRENCEVA | November 28, 2006 4:34 PM
What about...
Gilllllligannnnn
Hey Mr. Wilson
Beam me up Scottie
Hey Goob, Hey Andy, Hey Aunt Bea, etc. etc.
Hi-Ho Silver awayyyy
Ohhh Noooo (Mr. Bill)
Posted by: K.C. | November 28, 2006 6:42 PM
Re: Can I get an AMEN to that, please? BTW, since when did African americans watch Seinfeld anyway? There were never any black characters on the show to begin with and it was never really popular with black folks (I being one of them...)
To answer your question yes it is popular among blacks (I beinig one of them) and there actually were a couple of black characters on the show. The lack of black characters never stopped us before. If that was true we would be mainly looking at music videos!!
Posted by: bored... | November 29, 2006 8:29 AM
Hi Liz et al.
Did you catch news of the planned ABBA museum in Sweden?
Posted by: Mikpodedia | November 29, 2006 8:51 AM
Wow! Mr Richie and Ms. Anderson are yet another strong argument for protecting the sanctity of marriage and limiting it to the heterosexuals.
Posted by: Zizzy | November 29, 2006 9:28 AM
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I am shocked -- SHOCKED -- by Pam and Rock's breakup after four months. I thought for sure it would last six.