Craig Ferguson Will Play a Recluse in New Comedy Pilot

Craig Ferguson back. After exiting as host of The Late Late Show in December, Ferguson's next move is starring in a pilot for ABC comedy The King of 7B.

Craig Ferguson back. After exiting as host of The Late Late Show in December, Ferguson's next move is starring in a pilot for ABC comedy The King of 7B.
Surprise surprise: the guest hosts replacing Craig Ferguson after he leaves The Late Late Show in December and before new host James Corden joins in March have been announced, and as of right now, they are all men.
Add Salma Hayek's name to the list of famous women who support women's rights but think feminist is a dirty word.
Last April, Craig Ferguson announced that he was stepping down as host of Late Late Show. Even though he has since been replaced by British actor/comedian James Corden, for a moment there we all wondered if we might actually get a lady late night host, and names like Chelsea Handler and Aisha Tyler popped up. Hell,…
Craig Ferguson discarded his nightly monologue in the wake of the Colorado shooting in order to ruminate on the triviality of late night TV and the impermanence of life in his sonorous Scottish brogue.
Just in case anyone was really starting to pine for some vintage George Costanza foot-swallowing, actor and recently re-sodded cranium Jason Alexander called cricket a "gay sport" last week on Craig Ferguson's Are You Still Fucking Awake? talk program. Alexander expatiated on cricket's supposed homosexuality:
Today in Tweet Beat, Terry Richardson posts a photo of nipples, Diddy is filming an episode of Inside the Actors' Studio, and Erykah Badu talks breastfeeding.
Tim Gunn is, he told Craig Ferguson last night, "confounded" by fashion's insistence on "6'5" 15-year-olds" on the runway. "What happens next," asked the ever-composed silver fox. "It's going to be an 8-year-old that you put on stilts?"
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Today in Tweet Beat, celebs like Star Jones, Craig Ferguson, and Jewel tweet their thoughts about Tiger Woods. Meanwhile, Spencer Pratt announces the debut of a "Speidi" iPhone app.
Ewan McGregor stopped by The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson last night to explain that he's constantly doing nude scenes because he feels it's unfair that women often have to be naked in films while men don't. Via [ONTD]