President Obama made a guest appearance on “The Tonight Show” with Jay Leno lat night. The president talked about the death of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, accomplishments in Iraq, the Kardashian family, reality television, and ignoring the Rebublican presidential debates.
Rapper/actor/entrepreneur 50 Cent, real name Curtis Jackson, stopped by the “TODAY” show to talk about writing his first young adult novel called “Playground,” which is a book about bullying that was inspired by his own childhood as a teenage bully.
Kyrie Irving, the NBA’s number one overall draft pick, decided to continue his education and go back to college at Duke University while the league is in a lockout.
Kevin Clash, the voice behind Sesame Street’s famous puppet, “Elmo,” made a guest appearance on “The Talk” to chat with the ladies about puppetry and his documentary, “Being Elmo!”
Last week, Steve Harvey hosted the “The Talk’s” version Of “Family Feud,” which featured the show’s co-host and their family members.
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Free-agent wide receiver Terrell Owens held an open workout today in Calabasas, California. Unfortunately, no NFL teams sent out any scouts to evaluate Owens’ performance after battling back from a season ending knee injury last year.
After his workout, Owens spoke with ESPN’s Rachel Nichols and NFL Hall Of Famer Jerry Rice about the status of his health following off season knee surgery.
Aliyah Najm, mother of rapper “T Pain,” and Loraine Smith, mother of R&B singer “NeYo,” stopped by “Good Day Atlanta” to talk about joining forces together to help raise funds for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
New Orleans Saints superstar tight end Jimmy Graham sat down with ESPN’s Rachel Nichols to talk about his painful childhood of being abused and not loved by his biological mother.
Graham shares a very sad story about when he was just 11 years old, his biological mother drove him to a local group home for juvenile delinquents/orphans, and unexpectedly dropped him off.
After 9 months of pleading for his mother to take him back, she eventually gave in and brought him back home. However, Graham’s troubles continued to exist because his mother’s live-in boyfriend would beat him for no reason on a regular while his mother would ignore the situation.
