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
Learn About Newton Haven’s Infamous Pub Crawl in “The World’s End” Viral Video July 2, 2013July 2, 2013The World’s End is a apocalyptic comedy where five friends (including Simon Pegg and Nick Frost) come back to their hometown of Newton Haven to complete an epic 12 stop pub crawl that finishes at The World’s End. Unfortunately, something strange is going on in their neighborhood, but you can… Read More
Shark Week Takes A Bite Out of YouTube July 31, 2011Briefly: Discovery Channel’s famous Shark Week starts tonight at 9PM, and they have created a YouTube splash page starring comedian Andy Samberg as Chief Shark Officer. After a shark breaks through the page and causes a mess, you can watch clips from this year’s shows with intros from Samberg himself…. Read More
Cloverfield Actor in Super Bowl Commercial February 8, 2010Cloverfield was an international phenomenon, but it didn’t exactly propel any of its lead actors into instant stardom. You may have seen them in guest spots on TV or in some bad movies (see: Odette Yustman in The Unborn, or rather, don’t see), but otherwise, they have yet to truly… 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.