Betty White continues her media blitz with a new gig, on a new network, for another TV series. The actress currently stars on the TV Land comedy “Hot in Cleveland“, which got renewed for a second season but is gearing up for a guest spot for the competition. According to THR, she’ll appear on the new season of “Community” when it airs this fall playing another off the wall character. Find out who…
Update: Don’t forget to check out our interviews with Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner, and screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg.
Everyone wants a piece of Betty White — even Robert Pattinson. The veteran comedienne is old enough to be the Twilight star’s grandmother but he wants her to play his daughter in the next sequel. [Spoiler] In Breaking Dawn his character Edward has a kid with Bella and they name her Renesmee and Pattinson thinks it would be cool if White got all Benjamin Button with the role.
Over the past week, several hilarious news pieces have surfaced online and we’re not just talking about Tom Cruise and his booty dance with JLo (although we’ve covered that thoroughly). We’re referring to the recent developments surrounding the old TV series Voltron, the questionable divinity of Betty White, and the cult world’s fascination with Ray Liotta. It’s all here…
For the first time in a long we found ourselves laughing out loud at every sketch during “Saturday Night Live.” It’s no secret that over the past few years the show has been in the crapper with only a few spikes here and there. But when Betty White took on hosting duties not only did she bring her A-game but she brought veterans Ana Gasteyer, Molly Shannon, Maya Rudolph, Rachel Dratch, Tina Fey, and Amy Poehler with her!
Normally I see a film like this and I immediately cast it off as mundane and pointless, but there is something about running into your old high school nemesis’ and having them be Jamie Lee Curtis and Sigourney Weaver that catches my attention.
You Again is all about how none of us ever, EVER get over high school even if we’ve always wanted to… if you were the nerd who go picked on or the popular kid who everyone thought would go somewhere, there’s something about that time of your life that makes you always try to leave behind but can never escape. And later in life, no matter how successful you are, the second you are faced with someone from that time of your life, you will regress and be left wondering where all your maturity went. Ladies and gentlemen. Let the subtle, under-handed, manipulative cat fights begin…
Betty White is one tough braud. She’s 88 years old and can still play a solid game of beer pong. That’s right, she doesn’t have any qualms about getting down and dirty with the college past time, especially when she has a point to prove. She appeared on “Late Night With Jimmy Fallon” Thursday evening to promote her hosting stint on this weekend’s “Saturday Night Live.” She used it as the perfect opportunity to have a beer pong rematch because the last time she was on Fallon beat her. There’s nothing scarier than a senior citizen with an axe to grind. Take a look…
Earlier this week, we told you that veteran actress Betty White confirmed that she would appear on an upcoming episode of NBC’s “Saturday Night Live.” At the time, there were no specifics given regarding the air date or her hosting duties but now the cats out of the bag. White will appear on the show for a special episode that will feature some of SNL‘s funniest ladies of the past and present.
Is there anything Betty White can’t do? The lady’s had a resurgence in her career thanks to her stint in last summer’s The Proposal, and people want to see more of her. For weeks fans have been rallying to get the veteran actress to appear on NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” as a potential host. Lets be honest she’s a funny woman and the show is in dire need of some grade A material and according to People Magazine, White has confirmed that she will appear on the show.
THE funniest Super Bowl commercial to air during last night’s game featured Betty White and Abe Vigoda. The promo was for Snickers and it was a pleasant surprise amongst a group of boring, sub-par ads. It consisted of everything a Super Bowl commercial needs, comedy, candy, and of course football!
