IJAG hearts the "Paris Hilton of TV news"

Holy smokes!!!!!! Someone told me he/is gay and I just took his word for it. Oh wow. I'm stunned.
Wait, I'm relieved. No, I'm still in love with him.
Thanks IJAG!

 

Maybe that person was just basing that on his character on Oz.

 

Maybe? Not sure. Don't care. He's still HOT!

Oh, and so is Anderson Cooper.

 

http://www.planetout.com/entertainment/starstruck/feature/?sernum=213

 

I realize I'm coming in about 2 months late to this part of the discussion, but give fox News its due on one count -- it can do very, very well on breaking news. It's coverage of Hurricane Katrina was far better than any other networks, and the reporters on the scene were far more willing to criticize the Bush Administration than anyone else I saw reporting there. Shepard Smith in particular reamed the administration for what he was seeing (or more specifically, what he wasn't seeing, as he brought a satellite truck into areas that were allegedly unreachable by emergency responders).

It also gave viewers the bizarre opportunity to see Bill O'Reilly telling Shepard Smith that Shep had no idea what was really going on... while Shep was in New Orleans and O'Reilly was in New York City.

Yes, Fox is slanted and its commentators are frequently buffoons. I rarely watch it, and I generally think MSNBC is the class of the news network field. (And CNN has sold its soul so badly it saddens me to watch it.) But on breaking news Fox can do as well or better than anyone.

 

The only reason ever to watch Fox.

http://www.girlsoffoxnews.com/

ie. Newbie Courtney Friel:

 

I see BYH in the background....guess his 8 seconds were up....

 

Extremely well-done.

 

WAY too big of a blast there, pardner.

 

Interesting note: http://www.nydailynews.com/gossip/r_m/index.html

Hicklin confirmed that, upon the advice of counsel, the magazine nixed the idea of putting pop star Clay Aiken on the cover or the list, though he's still mentioned in the article.

 

"Who me? Gay?"