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Joining Barack Obama, Michael Phelps, and Leonardo DiCaprio is Mad Men’s Jon Hamm.
To read more about GQ’s selection of Jon Hamm as one of its “Men of the Year,” click here.
Michael Phelps continues to strike gold in the endorsement department.
The Olympian has inked a deal with Subway to represent the brand “across all marketing channels” in a campaign touting the chain’s variety of offerings, reports AdAge.
Phelps also helps promote Kellogg, Visa, Speedo and Rosetta Stone. The deal locks Mr. Phelps into an exclusive fast-food contract.
Two weekends ago, Tina Fey’s impersonation of Sarah Palin became an instant hit. Now, sources are telling OK! Magazine that Sarah may make her own cameo on the show.
Do you think it was sexist? Or was it just comedy?
Previously, Palin responded by saying she thought it was funny and had even dressed as Tina Fey for Halloween.
Watch the video clip of Tina as Sarah, here.
In the latest string of controversies surrounding Sarah Palin, she’s refusing to release emails. What gives and what is she hiding now?
Plus, she was spoofed on Saturday Night Live, was interviewed by Charlie Gibson, and continues to be the talk of the campaign (she dominated it until today’s bad financial news.)
At least one celebrity weekly will go full cover with Sarah Palin on Wednesday!
Not at all! In fact, the Republican pick for VP, who watched it on her campaign plane, thought it was funny.
“She thought it was quite funny, particularly because she once dressed up as Tina Fey for Halloween,” her spokesperson Tracey Schmitt told CBS News.
Saturday Night Live had its highest premier since 2001.
Featuring Olympian Michael Phelps as host and Tina Fey doing her spot-on impression of VP pick Sarah Palin (above), it was also the most-watched episode since December 17, 2002, when Al Gore guest-hosted.
Monday’s “Tonight Show With Jay Leno” with guest star Phelps gave the late-night talker its best ratings since June 17.
“Tonight” averaged a 4.1 household metered-market rating/10 share, Nielsen Media Research said Tuesday.
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