Would I write jokes for President Trump?
No.
Could I write jokes for President Trump?
You decide.
(Click on the photo or click here for the NY Times OpEd.)
Would I write jokes for President Trump?
No.
Could I write jokes for President Trump?
You decide.
(Click on the photo or click here for the NY Times OpEd.)
The 2009 Oscars Red Carpet (literally)
In 2009, I helped write the Oscars’ Red Carpet pre-show. Standing on the red carpet, I was inches from Beyonce, Daniel Craig, Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, and Taraji P. Henson. They all disappeared into the Kodak theater but I didn’t have a ticket so I stayed behind. Instantly, the Red Carpet became a ghost town. There were a few workers off to the side, already starting to rip up the carpet when I decided to walk the entire length and savor the moment. About halfway down, something caught my eye–a tiny flash of bright white in this sea of red.
I bent down to examine the item and laughed. Someone had dropped an oval-shaped, scored line down the middle – definitely not a Tic Tac. I took a photo and later googled the shape. It was a Xanax.
Thoughts about #MeToo from me, too.
How Does it Feel When a Horrible Former Boss Gets Taken Down?
over at Esquire.
July 3, 2009
Hi Sarah Palin’s Alaska, I appreciate speaking directly to you, the people I serve, as your Governor. People who know me know that besides faith and family, nothing’s more important to me than our beloved Sarah Palin’s Alaska. Serving her people is the greatest honor I could imagine.
I know I promised no more “politics as usual,” but this isn’t what anyone had in mind for Sarah Palin’s Alaska.
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