In the '80s, Dawnn Lewis (seen here with Jasmine Guy, Lisa Bonet, Marisa Tomei and Kadeem Hardison) became famous for playing Jaleesa Vinson Taylor on the sitcom "A Different World." Guess what she looks like now!
Filed under: TV, Beauty, 'Memba Them?!
This time last year, Kiefer Sutherland was being released from jail on the DUI he got after leaving a FOX party with a little too much booze in his system. Seems someone's learned a lesson -- at last night's "24' party, he had a driver.
Chloe Sevigny doesn't sound too amped up about working on "Big Love" and we might know why -- underneath that stuffy Mormon frock she's forced to wear on set, there's a hot bod just itching for some screen time!
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In the '60s and '70s, Lyle Waggoner became famous for his work on "The Carol Burnett Show" and later as Steve Trevor on the "Wonder Woman" TV series. Guess what he looks like now!
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In the '80s, Lydia Cornell became famous as Ted Knight's blonde daughter on the TV series "Too Close for Comfort." Guess what she looks like now!
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Pat Harrington, Jr. is best known for playing building superintendent Dwayne Schneider on the '70s TV series "One Day at a Time." Guess what he looks like now!
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Mary Crosby is famous for being Bing Crosby's daughter and for shooting J.R. Ewing (as Kristin Shepard) on the now classic TV series "Dallas." Guess what she looks like now!
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If there's any funny business with the contestant on "The Price Is Right" who nailed the Showcase Showdown to the penny, Bob Barker doesn't have a clue.
Yesterday at the L.A. Zoo, Bob said the double showcase winner was definitely a first. But we did some checking -- fact is, it happened on the nighttime version of the show back in 1972, right around when Bob started his run.
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First Mark-Paul Gosselaar, now Tiffani-Amber Thiessen -- why do these multi-hyphenates keep killing our dream of a "Saved by the Bell" reunion?!
Yesterday at LAX, Thiessen made it pretty damn clear she's never doing another pep rally at The Max. And as far as Valerie Malone returning to the Peach Pit After Dark on the hellacious "90210" remake -- don't hold your breath.
Filed under: TV, Wacky & Weird
In the '70s, Gil Gerard became famous for playing Captain William "Buck" Rogers in the TV series "Buck Rogers and the 25th Century." Guess what he looks like now!
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In the '70s, Erin Gray became somewhat famous as Col. Wilma Deering on the TV series "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century" and later on the '80s series "Silver Spoons." Guess what she looks like now!
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While conspiracy theorists are raining down on "The Price Is Right" miracle, the dude who nailed the value of his showcase -- to the dollar -- is declaring there was no funny business, just crazy-ass skill.
In a radio interview with DJ Andy Gil on 93.1 in Las Vegas, Terry Kniess explained how he called the exact price of not only his final showcase, but also the initial item up for bid that got him onstage. His trick: he watches the show A LOT.
Terry had already seen the "large, green egg ceramic cooker" on the show three weeks before -- so he knew it was $1175. As for his strategy for the Showcase Showdown -- you'll just have to listen.
Filed under: TV, Department of Debunk
Having trouble finding what to get the person who has everything on your Christmas list? How about some of Scarlett Johansson's germs?!
Jay Leno and ScarJo are selling the tissue the 24-year-old actress blew her nose into on last night's "Tonight Show" on eBay and giving the proceeds to the USA Harvest food charity. Yum.
With bids already surpassing $2K, Scarlett said her cold had "value" because she got it from her "Spirit" co-star Samuel L. Jackson. Snots on a Kleenex!
Filed under: TV, Wacky & Weird, Nurse!
Ja'Net DuBois is best known for playing sassy neighbor Willona Woods on the '70s TV series "Good Times." Guess what she looks like now!
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New York Governor David Paterson is a funny, affable guy -- not so much when "Saturday Night Live" ridicules his disability.
He's plenty PO'd at Fred Armisen's depiction of him on Saturday's show. "I can take a joke," he tells the Daily News, but added, "only 37% of disabled people are working and I'm afraid that that kind of third-grade humor certainly adds to his atmosphere."
The "SNL" skit poked fun at his blindness and his admitted coke use back in the day. So far, no comment from the "SNL" crew.
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