Over the weekend A.J. Clemente had possibly the worst first day at a new job ever when he introduced himself as KFYR's weekend news anchor by dropping the "F-bomb" and then following it with a "S-bomb."
Apollo Robbins is without question the most interesting man in the world. Step aside, Dos Equis Guy, because today Robbins rules. Yes, he's a thief; we understand that. But come on -- you wouldn't want to hang with him?
Al Roker truly is a man of the people. He loses weight. He makes jokes. He video bombs 'Today Show' segments by freezing in place. And apparently he can't resist telling everybody when he has a little accident at the White House. The admission, which came out during an interview on 'Dateline,' has him catching all kinds of flak, but we have to admit we're impressed.
Meteorologists have one of the coolest jobs around. Think about it-- they can totally get away with taking on weather 'Gangnam Style' and no one bats an eyelash over it. Al Roker can also do a weird mannequin impression mid-broadcast, and it's completely acceptable. (Although that was really, really strange...) That's why we're not surprised that one of actress Scarlett Johansson's dreams is to read the weather in classic Roker style.
"I'm wonderful," Howard Stern interrupted, as Matt Lauer introduced the self-proclaimed "king of all media" to the 'Today' show audience Thursday. Yup, it was going to be one of those Howard Stern interviews.
Through his numerous TV and radio projects, Ryan Seacrest has conquered the world of entertainment. And now the 37-year old will be adding sports' broadcasting to his impressive resume.