Late Night Feud Story Revived By 60 Minutes Interview and White House Correspondents Dinner Dan Koelsch, May 3, 2010May 3, 2010 It seems this story never goes away. The NBC Late Night Feud that erupted in January made a big comeback this weekend. This year’s annual White House Correspondents Association Dinner had on Jay Leno as a guest speaker, and the President himself cracked some jokes about the situation. Also, 60 Minutes had Conan O’Brien’s first interview since the scandal. Check out both videos after the break. Watch CBS News Videos Online Both videos are getting a lot of views, and are quickly popping up on a lot of blogs as well as mainstream news sites. As a side note, in true Fox News Channel fashion, I saw a clip from one of their morning shows in which they claim Conan calls Leno “morally bankrupt.” As you can tell from the video above and the transcript at Deadline, he may imply it, but never says anything like that. Viral Marketing 60 MinutesConan O'BrienCorrespondents DinnerJay LenoNBCObamaViral videoWhite House
New Character Posters For “Pacific Rim” Jaegers Have Arrived March 28, 2013March 28, 2013One of the more hotly anticipated films being released this summer is director Guillermo Del Toro’s big robots versus big monsters sci-fi epic, Pacific Rim. With the release date growing ever closer we are starting to see the marketing machine kick into gear. First, we had photos of the Kaiju… Read More
New “Halo: Reach” Live Action Trailer August 18, 2010August 18, 2010The Halo universe has always been about non-stop futuristic action with continuous explosions, deaths, destruction, and drama. The live-action test footage and trailers have shown it well. That is why this Halo: Reach live action action trailers feel so different. Check out more after the jump. Read More
WonderCon 2010 Preview March 31, 2010October 18, 2011Most people know about Comic-Con International’s yearly convention in San Diego (soon to be Anaheim?), but what you may not know is that the organization has more than one event every year. WonderCon is held annually in San Francisco, and the 2010 convention is this weekend, April 2-4. Find out… Read More
When it came to Leno calling Conan and Conan saying no that Leno hadn’t called him since he went off air, yeah, I lost all respect for Leno. What little I had left anyways.