Sacha Baron Cohen - Golden Globes 2009
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Mariah Carey with Fonzworth Bentley & The Biggest Boobs in Hollywood (Christina Hendrix)
Whose Fonzworth Bentley?
Whose Fonzworth Bentley?
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Aziz Ansari Talks about his experience at R. Kelly's Concert
The one funny guy on "Parks and Recreation" shows why he's the one funny guy from "Parks and Recreation"
Keith Olberman Laying the Smackdown on Robertson and Limbaugh
I wish he was still delievering these delcious one liners on "Sportscenter" with Danny P.
Friday, January 15, 2010
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Lane Kiffin's Wife
Close up of Lane Kiffin and Wife @ Lane's introduction as Tennessee Coach
Lane Kiffin's Wife with Kids
Lane Kiffin with wife at his introduction as Tennessee Coach
Lane Kiffin's Wife with Kids
Lane Kiffin with wife at his introduction as Tennessee Coach
Conan O'Brien's Contract Flub
Conan O'Brien may have a claim against NBC, but not because the network wanted to move his show to 12:05 AM.
We're now told Conan's contract never specified a guaranteed time period. If NBC wanted to run the show at 3:00 AM, Conan would have no recourse. We're told Conan's reps never even asked for a guaranteed time period when they negotiated his contract -- shocking, but true.
By contrast, we're told Jay Leno's deal specifically guarantees his 10:00 PM time period, so the network must negotiate a new deal with him before he moves back to 11:35 PM.
NBC did guarantee that Conan would host "The Tonight Show," and the network has been willing to make good on that promise.
As for Conan's legal position, his claim is a lot more tenuous than first reported to us. We're told Conan is arguing -- given the history of "The Tonight Show" -- there is an "implied" guarantee the show would begin at 11:35. Our sources say Conan's people met with NBC execs yesterday afternoon ... presumably to negotiate a settlement and an out.
Some of the high level people who oversee "The Tonight Show" are saying Conan has himself to blame -- at least in part -- for his failure. They say he refused to take notes from his bosses, saying "I do what I do."
SOURCE:
http://www.tmz.com/2010/01/13/conan-obrien-jay-leno-the-tonight-show-nbc-contract-time-period/
We're now told Conan's contract never specified a guaranteed time period. If NBC wanted to run the show at 3:00 AM, Conan would have no recourse. We're told Conan's reps never even asked for a guaranteed time period when they negotiated his contract -- shocking, but true.
By contrast, we're told Jay Leno's deal specifically guarantees his 10:00 PM time period, so the network must negotiate a new deal with him before he moves back to 11:35 PM.
NBC did guarantee that Conan would host "The Tonight Show," and the network has been willing to make good on that promise.
As for Conan's legal position, his claim is a lot more tenuous than first reported to us. We're told Conan is arguing -- given the history of "The Tonight Show" -- there is an "implied" guarantee the show would begin at 11:35. Our sources say Conan's people met with NBC execs yesterday afternoon ... presumably to negotiate a settlement and an out.
Some of the high level people who oversee "The Tonight Show" are saying Conan has himself to blame -- at least in part -- for his failure. They say he refused to take notes from his bosses, saying "I do what I do."
SOURCE:
http://www.tmz.com/2010/01/13/conan-obrien-jay-leno-the-tonight-show-nbc-contract-time-period/
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
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