Christine O'Donnell may trail her Democratic opponent in the polls by 15 points, but she filled 30 percent of the newshole last week. And the "crazy" clips haven't even all been released yet. Does she have a shot?
Bill Maher recently played another Christine O'Donnell clip from his Politically Incorrect archives, wherein O'Donnell admits that she "dabbled into witchcraft," and "one of my first dates with a witch was on a satanic altar, and I didn't know it."
On one of batshit family-values conservative Christine O'Donnell's Politically Incorrect appearances, she was confronted by none other than Ben Affleck. He said she had a little "Monica flair" to her, and then mocked and flirted with her.
"You hear that my lefty friends?" said an emcee at a recent Sarah Palin event. "Conservative women — they're smarter than you and they're hotter than you." Sure. They're also so fun to imitate! Just ask Sara Benincasa.
Today in Tweet Beat, celebs weigh in on last night's Academy Awards ceremony and the after-parties. Plus, Joan Rivers reviews the gowns, and Dog the Bounty Hunter's wife Beth shows us her nails.
Since so much of the current "conservative" moment involves performance (and not much else), it's apt that a handful of showbiz types have been along for the ride. But how do you qualify to be such a luminary?
Bill Maher's amusingly titled comedy show But I'm Not Wrong aired Saturday night on HBO. Unfortunately, Maher's encore performance - which featured a fashion show for "Muslim Dior" - was full of fail.
Today in Tweet Beat, the Jersey Shore cast is in L.A. and paling around with Lindsay Lohan and Simon Rex, Jill Zarin visits Gawker Media, and, for some reason, Paramount has asked Danielle Staub to host The Lovely Bones premiere.
Today in Tweet Beat, Suze Orman is psyched for the Monster Ball tour, Lindsay Lohan loves gangsta rap, and Kelsey Grammer is trying to figure out this thing called Twitter.
Today in Tweet Beat, Ice-T's wife Coco posts a picture of her rear, Jessica Simpson is pissed that Star dragged her into Tiger Woods' mess, and Real Housewives of New Jersey's Danielle Staub has written a book of her own.
Today in Tweet Beat, Lindsay catches Sam in a lie, Sarah Palin is finally about to shut down her Governor of Alaska Twitter account, Solange is out-fashioned Beyoncé, and Rivers Cuomo is having a baby (with his wife).
Today in Tweet Beat, Kirstie Alley is still hung up on publicly losing weight, Holly Madison learns a lesson, and Kathy Najimy learns to spin fire.
On last night's Real Time With Bill Maher, Maher took on Sarah Palin's memoir, Going Rogue, showcasing "auditions" by a few famous ghostwriters, including Are You There Russia? It's Me, Dipshit, by Judy Blume. Clip above/at left.
On last night's Real Time With Bill Maher, Maher decided to compare and contrast the mash notes sent by Gov. Mark Sanford to his mistress with texts sent by former Congressman Mark Foley to male Congressional pages. Clip at left.
"I'm guessing you have more male friends than female," Bill Maher says to Cameron Diaz, apropos of nothing, during last Friday's Real Time with Bill Maher. Causing Cameron to assert that she's not gay.
Calling her "the troll with the voice of an angel," Bill Maher took on the Susan Boyle phenomenon, imagining what her celebrity trajectory will be, now that she's an internet sensation. How true is it?
[Los Angeles, December 3. Image via Bauer-Griffin]
