Author: Michael

During Wednesday night’s “A Closer Look” segment, Seth Meyers likened President Trump to Steve Carrell’s character from “Anchorman.” But, after Trump’s latest rally comments, the NBC host is rethinking his choice. During his “A Closer Look” segment on Thursday night, Meyers once again criticized the president for floating the possibility of Iran “nuking” Los Angeles or San Diego, and suggesting that that would be real trauma. “Okay, I get that you’re spinning a hypothetical scenario by saying, ‘What if they nuke LA?’ But throwing in San Diego makes it weirdly specific,” Meyers said. “You got something against San Diego, bro?…

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Which rock star’s son looks like he walked out of his old tour photos? Who turned teasing his famous dad into a whole TV show? And which soccer legend has not one, not two, but three sons who look like different versions of him? Let’s look at celebrity father-son duos who look almost exactly alike. 🍿 WATCH US ON SPOTIFY! Did you know you can now watch full OSSA videos directly inside the Spotify app? Catch your favorite stories, movie breakdowns, and pop culture deep-dives wherever you stream. 👉 Follow & Watch on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/033YvJlwFiDqrezIaq7ro0 ⭐ OSSA is the best…

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Sacha Baron Cohen has enlisted one of his other most famous characters to downplay racism concerns regarding his upcoming sequel, “Ali G: Who Iz I?” In the second trailer out Friday, the comedian brings back Borat to more or less set up the plot of the new film — complete with callback references to Kazakhstan, fake documentaries and, of course, his wife. The response comes after U.K. watchdog activists urged theaters not to screen the social satire. “There have been reportings that this film is racist. We have seen it, and sadly, it is not,” Borat says before teasing some…

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When Caroline Collins sits down to anchor a livestream at Fox 26 Houston these days, reading the news is only part of her job. Collins can also find herself switching cameras, bringing up graphics and video and controlling audio while appearing on screen — effectively producing and directing the broadcast she is anchoring. In a social media post showing viewers the setup, Collins described simultaneously anchoring and “punching” her own show as “incredibly stressful.” “This is what you are going to have to do,” Collins told aspiring broadcast journalists in the video. “You’re gonna have to be your own producer,…

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